Minority demands permanent scrapping of GSA’s $300 PVoC charge on imported vehicles
The Minority in Parliament has called on the Ghana Standards Authority (GSA) to permanently scrap its Pre-shipment Verification of Conformity (PVoC) requirement for imported vehicles, arguing that the policy would impose an additional financial burden on vehicle importers and ultimately increase costs for consumers.
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