Committee on Public Accounts Forms Sub-Committees to Investigate Health Ministry Discrepancies

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In a concerted effort to address discrepancies within the Ministry of Health, the Committee on Public Accounts has taken decisive action by appointing two sub-committees to delve into the matter. The decision was reached during a committee meeting presided over by Chairman Lasantha Alagiyawanna.

One of the sub-committees, chaired by MP Tissa Attanayake, has been tasked with investigating the issues surrounding the shortage and procurement of medicines. This sub-committee is responsible for examining the situation closely and presenting recommendations for resolution. It comprises members MP Diana Gamage, Ashok Abeysinghe, Jayantha Ketagoda, and Harini Amarasuriya.

The second committee, chaired by MP Pradeep Undugoda, is focused on a broader scope of concerns within the Ministry of Health. Its mandate includes exploring various aspects of the ministry’s operations. Committee members include MPs Isuru Dodangoda, Wimalaweera Dissanayake, Manjula Dissanayake, Weerasumana Weerasinghe, and Muditha Prishanthi.

MP Lasantha Alagiyawanna emphasized that any member of the Committee on Public Accounts is welcome to join these sub-committees, fostering a collaborative approach to addressing the challenges faced by the Ministry of Health.

During the meeting, committee members delved into a thorough discussion regarding the approved staffing levels at the Ministry of Health. It was revealed that some members were dissatisfied with the responses provided by Health Ministry officials in attendance. Additionally, the meeting covered a review of the Health Ministry’s data system, marking another critical aspect of the ongoing investigation into the ministry’s functioning and performance.

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