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The Association of Information Technology Professionals (AITP) yesterday called for a No Confidence Motion to be moved against Development Strategies and International Trade Minister Malik Samarawickrama in Parliament saying that the procedure he followed in signing the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with Singapore was flawed.
AITP Secretary Lasantha Wickramasinghe told a news conference yesterday the FTA had been signed without proper Cabinet Approval.
He said it had been signed regardless of the recommendations made by the Central Bank as well.
“There is no feasibility study done in this regard. We urge those concerned to move a No Confidence Motion against him because Minister Samarawickrama is directly responsible for the flawed procedure,” he said
He charged that the recommendations by the Attorney General had also been cast aside in proceeding with the FTA.
“An Independent Commission has found that Minister Samarawickrama had violated the procedure. All the parties should get together and move a No Confidence Motion against him,” he said.
Joseph Tuesday, 08 January 2019 05:30 PM
But the 52 day government did not want to cancel it and nobody made a big fuss about it. In fact they were determined to sign with few amendments but not following the stated procedure.
Ghan Tuesday, 08 January 2019 05:47 PM
Why all these organizations are talking now?? with whose influence?? It is very clear that they are politicaly motivated to put mud on UNP by MR
sunil vijaya Tuesday, 08 January 2019 07:32 PM
can legal action be take against this crook and throw him in jail to teach a lesson to other crooks too.
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