Right to Information bill tabled in Parliament
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The much-awaited Right to Information draft bill was presented in Parliament by Media Minister Gayantha Karunathilake this morning.
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Look forward that. Then I can find out who had made complaints to the FCID. Since after one year it has produced nothing tangible but used so much public money, we have to think of the possibility of unfounded malicious allegations. Also the public have the right to know the cost of the whole affair.