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The Gazette notification regulating the use of full face helmets would be amended after the New Year festival, as ordered by Minister of Law and Order Sagala Ratnayaka, National Council for Road Safety (NCRS) said today.
Speaking to the Daily Mirror NCRS Chairman Dr. Sisira Kodagoda said that several amendments would added to the issued Gazette notification as per the concerns raised by the Ceylon Motorcyclists’ Association (CMA).
NCRS held discussions with CMA, Transport Ministry, Sri Lanka Standards Institution (SLI) and several other parties on the shortcomings in the terms of the issued Gazette notice along with the Minister Ratnayake, who was appointed by the President Maithripala Sirisena to resolve the issue.
Dr. Kodagoda said concerning the many issues on the terms of the issued Gazette they decided to amend the subject Gazette and as instructed by the Minister Ratnayake they would discuss the matter with parties and would prepare the amendments.
“The CMA had some issues with the terms used in the Gazette notice. We also found out several shortcomings later. Minister Ratnayake advised us to arrange the amendments after taking all comments from the stake holders,” he said.
He said that further discussions would be held on this regard after the New Year festival and soon after the discussions the amendments could be added. (Thilanka Kanakarathna)
Bala Sunday, 09 April 2017 10:48 PM
Every Bill to Parliament, every Gazette seems to bee witth flaws that need correcton. Even RTI seems inconsistent with 110 otheer statutes. Can someone say who is responsible for this - Each Ministry, Legal Draughtsman, AG or Justice Minister or the whole damn lot in the Cabinet.
RD Monday, 10 April 2017 08:23 AM
This is Yahapalanaya - so expect "Hitha Hoda Gani Hamadama Badin"
DJ Monday, 10 April 2017 08:39 AM
We are paying for a bunch of idiots to lead our country. Time has come to take to the streets and chase them out of parliament. We make sure they never have peave till they step down
Lord Wolfstein Monday, 10 April 2017 08:52 AM
There are only 2 options. Either laws and ordinances are issued without thinking about their consequences, or the responsible persons simply lack brain substance.
ATP Monday, 10 April 2017 09:41 AM
Please do not compromise all riders safety over security weakness and idiotic ideas of dumb police and MPs. Instead, improve your level of intelligence to stop crime happening.
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