Audit Bill in accordance with Constitution: Speaker

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Speaker Karu Jayasuriya today informed Parliament that the National Audit Bill was in accordance with the Constitution.

The National Audit Bill was approved by the Cabinet in February this year. The bill was initially expected to come into effect in March, 2015 under the 100-day programme of the National Government.

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S S kumara Wednesday, 09 May 2018 03:46 PM

Now what? Keep it in the back burner for 2 more years. What ever new legislation brought in by the government have created a massive mess in the system.

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