The Presidential Commission has been informed today to investigate the fraud that the government should notify the Treasury at the office level if it suffers a state of emergency.
Deputy Secretary to the Treasury Today, in the presence of the Commission, a witness testified.
He said the Secretary of the Finance Ministry or the Minister had not announced to the Treasury regarding the Emergency Fund in February 2015.
The scam had not been announced to the Treasury of the EUR 75 billion mentioned in a letter signed by then Finance Minister Ravi Karunanayake. Artikala has also said.
Former Central Bank Governor Arjun Mahendran had already submitted a letter to the attorney.
This letter has been challenged by the Attorney General's Department since the letter was not forwarded to the date or sent.
The Emergency Funds will be included in the list of relevant monthly finance requirements. Says the actress.
In case of an emergency fund of Rs. 75 billion, the Treasury will notify the Treasury at the Ministry of Finance and it will be the usual notice of the Treasury to the Central Bank of Sri Lanka.
The Monthly Financial Requirement has been revised and it is sent to the Department of State Credit.
In any case, the Finance Minister does not have a procedure to inform the Governor of the Central Bank directly about the financial need. Attila has mentioned.
In February 2015, a loan of Rs 33.64 billion was required to borrow and the State Credit Department received a total of 60.91 billion rupees in that month alone.
It was used for 28.38 billion rupees.
In addition to the 8.28 billion rupees, the Treasury's Deputy Secretary, Attica announced in the Presidential Commission that there was no financial risk.
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