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Mediation Board complaints exceed 300,000 per year!

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It was reported that Mediation Boards across the country receive nearly 300,000 complaints about disputes a year.

The number of complaints received by the Mediation Boards by May 31 this year was 99,849.

The majority of complaints of 63,444 were about financial disputes.

The Ministry of Justice said that about 70% of the complaints received for the year 2023 have been settled.

In 2023, the highest number of disputes, 20,460, was recorded in the Western Province.

Justice Ministry sources said that 12,899 complaints have been received from the North Central, 12,700 complaints from the North West and over 10,000 complaints from the Central and the Southern Provinces.

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CoPF urges Immigration CG to attend data breach immediately

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Committee on Public Finance (CoPF) Chairman – Dr. Harsha de Silva says that the CoPF will meet again on May 14 to continue the discussion on the outsourcing process done with regard to Sri Lankan visa.

The CoPF had summoned the Secretary of the Public Security ministry and the Controller General of Immigration to discuss the matter today (May 09).

“As Chair of the committee this is all we wish to state to the media given the ongoing n sensitive nature of the matter,” Dr. Harsha de Silva had said, taking to X.

“We directed the CG of Immigration and Emigration to immediately attend to the data breach that has been brought to our attention by @TrekTrendy as top priority. They are on it as at now,” he adds.

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Gazette nominating Mujibur as MP, issued

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A Gazette notification has been issued stating that Mujibur Rahman has been nominated by the Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB) to fill the vacant seat of Diana Gamage as a Member of Parliament.

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Will continue politics – Diana

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Former MP – Diana Gamage has said that she will continue politics.

Speaking at a media briefing in Colombo today (May 09), she said,”My politics will not stop here. This parliament will be dissolved before long. I will definitely return to politics in the future.”

“I will always support the President. It was he who took up the reins of the country when others backed off,” she said.

Speaking on the Supreme Court decision, she added, “If this is the decision, then that party (SJB) is also annuled. Because it was I who signed the handover. There are many crises within the party. I will reveal these in the future.”

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