Right to Information
Information Officer :
Mrs.M.P.P.Basnayake Menike
Administrative Officer
+94 55 222 2 459
What is Right to Information?
With the establishment of republic states, a concept which denotes that the ownership of the state lies with people was evolved. State and the public institutions are maintained by the tax monies of people. Thus, the fundamental principle being established is that the people have the right to know information of which the functions of the state are accomplished using public funds. In order to effectively safeguard the said right to information to be effectively protected, there are three core prerequisites to be concerned with.
| Providing Information for 2022 | ||
| (a) | The total number of requests received during the year | 05 |
| Number (information)provided | 05 | |
| Rejected (information) - withdrawn | 0 | |
| (b) | The amount collected in the year | Rs.0.00 |
| (c) | Number rejected under clause 5 | No |
| (d) | The number of times the information was provided on the commission's direction | No |
| (e) | Number of appeals arising from Denying l information communication | No |
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Providing Information for 2023 (a) The total number of requests received during the year 00 Number (information)provided 00 Rejected (information) - withdrawn/Not Information 00 (b) The amount collected in the year No (c) Number rejected under clause 5 No (d) The number of times the information was provided on the commission's direction No (e) Number of appeals arising from Denying of information communication No
