The long drawn decision on setting up a coal sector regulator was finally taken by the Government on late Tuesday evening, when a ministerial panel decided that proposed regulator will not determine fuel price, and that Coal India would continue to do it.The regulator, though, will be empowered to resolve disputes including those arising out of fuel supply agreements (FSAs).”There is an agreement that pricing must be left to the producer of coal but the regulator will have power to adjudicate on disputes relating to price, quality, supplies. All disputes will be adjudicated with the regulator and then there will be an appellate authority,” Finance Minister P Chidambaram told reporters after the meeting of the GoM on setting up of the coal regulator.