The committee also said that to achieve the government's goals under programmes like the Maritime India Vision, port infrastructure augmentation is a must. The government has a target to increase port capacity to 10,000 million tonnes per annum by 2047. With India's biggest state-owned shipper, Shipping Corporation of India, bound for disinvestment but with no concrete movement over the past few years, the panel asked the ministry for clarity on the government's strategy for the company. "The Committee notes with concern the absence of any direct budgetary allocation for the Shipping Corporation of India (SCI) and urges the government to clarify the strategic vision for SCI, particularly in the context of its long-term viability and competitive positioning. In the view of the Committee, a well-formulated structured transition plan must be put in place to ensure minimal disruption to India's commercial shipping capabilities," the panel said.