Non-executive members of public service Minister seeks approval for Rs.5,000 allowance

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By Kelum Bandara

Public Administration Minister Janaka Bandara Tennakoon yesterday submitted a Cabinet paper seeking approval to grant an allowance of Rs.5,000 each for non-executive members of the public service.

The allowance will be paid in recognition of their service in the fight against COVID-19. This will be granted as a one-time allowance.

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