Politics · Sri Lanka Bureau
CIABOC questions Speaker's residence staff over missing inventory records
The anti-corruption commission has summoned eight employees at the Speaker's official residence to provide statements regarding the disappearance of an inventory book. The investigation follows formal notices issued through Parliament's administration.
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The Commission to Investigate Allegations of Bribery or Corruption (CIABOC) has launched an inquiry into the missing inventory documentation from the Speaker's official residence. Eight members of staff have been called to provide statements as part of the investigation.
Formal notices were issued by the Officer-in-Charge of CIABOC's Special Investigations Division, transmitted through the Deputy Director (Administration) of the Sri Lankan Parliament. The summons require the employees to record their accounts regarding the disappearance of the inventory book.
The inquiry represents part of CIABOC's broader mandate to investigate matters involving potential corruption or irregularities within state institutions. The investigation into the missing records is ongoing, with further details expected to emerge as the commission completes its fact-finding process.