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Local Government Book Sinhala 2019 04.Qxp Layout 1 wNHka;r yd iajfoaY lghq;= iy m<d;a iNd yd m<d;a md,k wud;HdxYh ^m<d;a iNd yd m<d;a md,k wxYh& cs;sf> cs;ehl;lYty;fs;> khfhz rigfs; kw;Wk; cs;@huhl;rp mikr;R (khfhz rigfs; kw;Wk; cs;@huhl;rpg; gpupT) Ministry of Internal and Home Affairs and Provincial Councils and Local Government (Provincial Councils and Local Government Division) W;=re m<d;a iNdj" trdjq¾ k.r iNdj" l¿;r m%dfoaYSh iNdj" ld;a;dkal=ä k.r iNdj" fld<U uy k.r iNdj" ol=Kq m<d;a iNdj" mdkÿr k.r iNdj hk wdh;kj, md¾,sfïka;=fõ rcfha .sKqï ms<sn| ldrl iNdj úiska iNd .; lrk ,o jd¾;d iïnkaOfhka ia:djr ksfhda. wxl 119 ^4& hgf;a .re wud;Hjrhdf.a kSÍlaIK yd .kq ,nk mshjr md¾,sfïka;=j fj; bÈßm;a lsÍu ^2017'06'06 isg 2017'12'08 olajd& tl khfhz rig> VwhT+u; efu rig> fSj;Jiw gpuNjr rig> fhj;jhd;Fb efu rig> nfhOk;G khefu rig> njd; khfhz rig> ghze;Ju efu rig Mfpa epWtdq;fspd; ghuhSkd;w mur fzf;Ff; FOtpdhy; Kd;itf;fg;gl;l mwpf;if njhlu;ghf epiyapaw; fl;lis ,yf;fk; 119(4) ,d; fPo; nfsut mikr;rupd; mtjhdpg;Gf;fSk; kw;Wk; mJ njhlu;ghf vLf;fg;gLk; eltbf;iffSk; ghuhSkd;wj;jpw;F rku;g;gpj;jy; (2017.06.06 ,ypUe;J 2017.12.08 tiu) Colombo Municipal Council, Eravur Urban Council, Kaluthara Pradeshiya Sabha, Kaththankudy Urban Council, Northern Provincial Council, Panadura Urban Council, Southern Provincial Council Submission of observations of Hon. Minister and steps taken with regard to the reports tabled by the Committee on Public Accounts in terms of Standing Order No. 119(4) (From 06.06.2017 to 08.12.2017) W;=re m<d;a iNdj" trdjq¾ k.r iNdj" l¿;r m%dfoaYSh iNdj" ld;a;dkal=ä k.r iNdj" fld<U uy k.r iNdj" ol=Kq m<d;a iNdj" mdkÿr k.r iNdj hk wdh;kj, md¾,sfïka;=fõ rcfha .sKqï ms<sn| ldrl iNdj úiska iNd .; lrk ,o jd¾;d iïnkaOfhka ia:djr ksfhda. wxl 119 ^4& hgf;a .re wud;Hjrhdf.a kSÍlaIK yd .kq ,nk mshjr md¾,sfïka;=j fj; bÈßm;a lsÍu ^2017'06'06 isg 2017'12'08 olajd& wNHka;r yd iajfoaY lghq;= iy m<d;a iNd yd m<d;a md,k wud;HdxYh ^m<d;a iNd yd m<d;a md,k wxYh& fkd' 330" hQkshka fmfoi" fld<U 02' ˚Ż˘ ʰˠ˔˘˳ɏ ˘˞ ȘŻ ʯʭˁˠ ¾ ˚˫˘ǐˡ ˘˃ˡ ˦˝˫ˣ 01 - 03 ¾ ʻˡ˫ɭə ˘˃ˡ ˦˝˫ˣ 04 - 08 ¾ ˁʚ˔ˡ ȝ˫˳NJɵˠ ˦˝˫ˣ 09 ¾ ˖ýƟ ˚˨˫Ʈ ˦˝˫ˣ 10 - 17 ¾ ʵƱɞ ˚˨˫Ʈ ˦˝˫ˣ 18 - 21 ¾ ˳ˁʣ˨˟ ˞˧ ˘˃ˡ ˦˝˫ˣ 22 - 33 ¾ ˁ˫Ʈ˔ǦýƋ ˘˃ˡ ˦˝˫ˣ 34 ˚˫əɣ˳ȼǦƱ ˦ˬʆ ʯʭˁˠ:-118 ʰˠ˔˘˳ɏ ˘˞:-˘˃ˡ ˦˝˫ˣ ˚˫˘ǐˡ. ˁȽŻˣ ɪʆǦ ˧ǿ˘˫ ˃Ǧ˘˫ ˢ˖ ʯƍ˚˫ƍ ǧˣˬˡǎ ûɜ˞ ˦˙˧˫/ǧə˳NJˤ āˠ˫Ʈ˞ˁ ûɜ˞ ʯƍ˚˫ƍ/ˁȽŻˣ ɪʆǦ ˢ˜˫ ˳˖˘ ˢ˖ ˦˙˧˫/ˣə˔˞˫˘ āˠ˫ˁ˫ɝƮˣˠ ˦˙˧˫ ˃Ǧ˘˫ ˢ˖ āˠ˫˞˫ə˃. ʵ˚˳˖˦˪. 1. ˁ˦ˢ ʳˣƮ ûɝ˞ ˦˖˧˫ ˣˬˠ ˁˡ ˚˫˘ǐˡ ˘˃ˡ ˦˝˫ ˜ˢ ȝ˳NJˤˠ ˣə˃ û.Ƚ5.8. Ʊˢ 35,000 ˁˎ ʯǝˁ ʱƯ ȿ˖ˢ 2014 ˣ˦˳əǏ ɞ. Ƚɣˠ˘ ˉ˘˃˧˘ˠú ʆŹ˘ ˵˖ǧˁˣ 100,000 ˁˎ ʰ˦Ǧ˘ ˉ˘˔˫ˣú 4 ú ˖ 2015 ˣ˦˳əǏ ɞ.Ƚɣˠ˘ 19 ú ˦ʭĀ˞Ɲˁ ˣ˘ ɪˤ˫ˢ ˉ˘ ˄˘ƮˣˠûǦ ɒƮ ȝ˳NJˤˠú ˣ˘ ʯ˔ˡ ˖ 2016 ˣ˦˳əǏ ɞ. Ƚɣˠ˘31 ú ˖ ˵˖ǧˁˣ ǎˡ˒ ˦˧ ˳˘ʣǎˡ˒ ˁ˦ˢ û.Ğ˭. 28,000 ú ˚˞˒ ˣˤ˳ˠǦ ˣˬƋ ɫ˞ ʻˁƱ˳ɩ.ʳǦ û.Ğ˭. 14,000ú ˚˞˒ ǎˡ˒ ˁ˦ˢ ˳ɩ. ˁ˦ˢ ʯˣ˦Ǧ ˜ˬ˧ˬˡɤ˳ȼ ˁ˫əˠˠ ʆǐûɝ˞ ˦˖˧˫ ȝ˞˫˒ˣƮ ʳː˞ú ˣə˔˞˫˘˳ɏǏ ˁ˦ˢ ˜ˬ˧ˬˡ ûɝ˞ˎ ʯ˚ ˦˝˫ˣ ˦Ʊˣ ˳˘ʣ˞ˬ˔.˳ȼ ˦˖˧˫ ʳː˞ú ȽˢǏ ˃ˬǨ˞ˎ 2017 GFC Machinery ˘ˬ˞ˬƯ ˦˞˫˃˞ˎ ˣə˥˳ɏǏ ˢʭʈ ˁˬ˖ɬ ʯ˔ˡ ʼ ˦˖˧˫ ʳǎɜ˚Ʈ ɬ ʻˁ˞ ˢʭʈˣˎ ʯ˖˫ˢ ˚ˣˡ˫ ʱƯ ˜ˣƮ ǎ˘ˁˎ ʻˁƱ ˣ˘ ʳː˞ ʯˣˤɕ ˚˫ɜ˦ɜˁ ʈǐʈˁȼ ˳˘ʣ˞ˬƯ ɫ˞ ˳˧ʢƱ˳ˣǦ ȝƯú˳˥ʢ˚ ˳˞ƀú ˳ˎʣǦ 28-32 ȝ˞˫˒ˠú ˣ˘ ɪˠ. ʻ˳˧ɐǦ ˳˚ʣ˳˧ʣˡˣƮ˔ ʯʭ˃˘ˠ ˳ˣ˔ ˧˫ ˁˡǎˠ˫˘ ˁ˦ˢ ˁ˦ˢ ˳ɩˠǦ˳˃ʣː ˳˦ʢ˖ˣƮ˔ ˖ɉˣ ʯʭ˃˘ˠ ˳ˣ˔ ˁ˦ˢ ˜ˬ˧ˬˡ ɤ˞ ʆǐ ˁˡ˘ ˢǏ. ʳː˞ˁˎ ˜ˬ˧ˬˡ ˁˡ˘ ˜ˣƮ ȝ.˃.ǧ./˃.ǧ ˚ˬˣʇˠ.˳˞˞ ˁ˦ˢ ˘ȿƮ ˚ˬ˘ ˘ˬěǩ ˉ˘˔˫ ɪ˳ˡʤ˗ˠ ˞˔ ˳˚ʣ˳˧ʣˡˣƮ˔ ˳ˁʣȼ˳˚ʤ˦˪Ÿ ˳˔ʤˡ˫ ˳ˣǦ ˁˡ˘ ʯ˔ˡ ˳˚ʣɣưǦ ʯʭ˃˘ˠ ˳ˣ˔ ˁ˦ˢ ˜ˬ˧ˬˡ ûɝ˞ ˘ˣ˔˘ ˳ˢ˦ ʯ˚ǖˣɕ ˦˧ ȗˢ˫˦˪Źú ˳ˣ˘˞ ˜ˬ˧ˬˡ ˁˡ˘ ˁ˨˞˒˫ˁˡ˘ ʯǝˁ˫ɜˠ ɪʆǦ ˖Ǧˣ˫ ʻˣ˫ ʱ˔.˘ˬˣ˔ ʻ˞ ˜ˣƮ ʻ˞ ǖˣɕˠǦ ȝƯˇĂˠˁˡ˒ˠ ˦˪˕˫˘ˠˎ˞ ˁ˦ˢ ˜ˬ˧ˬˡ ûɝ˞ ˦˖˧˫ ʳɢɤȼ ˁˢ˖ ˳ȼˣ˘Ʊɞ ˁˡ˘ ˜ˣƮ ȝ.˃.ǧ/˃.ǧ ˣˬƋǐˡˎƮ ʯˣ˦˪˕˫ˣ ˢˬȫ ˳˘ʣ˞ˬ˔.ʻ˳˞Ǧ˞ ˁˡǎˠ˫˘ ˁ˦ˢ ʯʭ˃˘ˠ ˳ˣ˔ ˖ ˚ˬˣʇˠ. ˁ˦ˢ ˜ˬ˧ˬˡ ûɝ˞ ˘ˣ˔˫ ʱƯ ʯ˔ˡ ˁˬ˦˪˜˭ˣ ʯǝˁˡ˒˳ɏ ˘ƍ ʯʭˁ 6304 ˠˎ˳Ʈ ˳ȼ ˣ˘ ɪˎƮ ʻ˞ ˘ƍˣ ɪ˝˫˃ ˳ˣȽǦ ˚ˣư. ʻ˳˦ʢ˞ ˳ȼ ˦˖˧˫ ˳ˎǦːə ˁˬ˖ˣ˫ ƯȬ˘˖ ʯˣ˞ ˢʭʈˣ ˳˘ʣ˦ˢˁ˫ ˧ˬˡ ˳ȼ ˳˧ʢƱǦ ˞˔, ʆǐɪˠ ˧ˬû ˚˫ɜ˦ɜˁ ˳˞Ǧ˞ ˳˦ʥ˂ɕ ˃ˬˎʚ ˣˢúˣ˫ GFC Machinery ˘ˬ˞ˬƯ ˃ˬǨ˞ ˦˖˧˫ ʆˠɥ ˳ˁʣǦ˳NJʆ ˦Țˡ˫ ƯȬ GFC Machinery ȚNJ˃ɣˁ ˦˞˫˃˞ˁˎ ˳ˎǦːˡˠ Șɜ˘ˬȾ˞ ˦˞˫˃˞ˎ ˳ˎǦːˡˠ Șɜ˘˞˘ ˢǏ. 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