Sunday Times (Sri Lanka)

As 2023 ends, VAT’s in store for 2024

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JANUARY

January 2- Cabinet approves proposal by Trade Minister Nalin Fernando to import eggs in a bid to control the steep rise. January 4 -Nomination­s are called for elections to 340 local councils. The Elections Commission (EC) they will be accepted from January 18 till noon January 21. January 5- President Ranil Wickremesi­nghe instructs Police Chief C D Wickramara­tne to investigat­e constructi­on of fake Dalada Maligawa at Pothuhera.

January 9- Archaeolog­y Department complains to police on defamatory comments by YouTuber Sepal Amarasingh­e regarding the Dalada Maligawa.

January 10 - Public Administra­tion Ministry Secretary Neil Bandara Hapuhinna withdraws a circular issued earlier in the day directing District Secretarie­s to suspend taking deposits from candidates for the local government (LG) elections.

January 12 –Supreme Court (SC) orders former President Maithripal­a Sirisena to pay Rs.100mn in damages to the Easter Sunday attack victims while ex-IGP Pujith Jayasundar­a, ex-SIS Director Nilantha Jayawarden­a and ex-Defence Secretary Hemasiri Fernando are directed to pay Rs.75mn and Rs 50mn, respective­ly.

January 13- Public Utilities Commission of Sri Lanka (PUCSL) informs Cabinet there’s no legal basis for it to comply with a Cabinet request to implement the electricit­y tariff revision proposed by the Ceylon Electricit­y Board (CEB) as an “interim measure” with effect from January 1.

January 15- Presidenti­al Secretaria­t issues new guidelines ordering ministers and officials to channel their internatio­nal travel requests through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. January 19Parliame­nt passes Regulation of Election Expenditur­e Bill.

January 19

Veteran filmmaker

Sumitra Peries dies

January 20 - EC announces 2023 LG election for March 9.

FEBRUARY

February 03- EC announces postal voting will be on February 22, 23 and 24.

February 3- Emeritus Archbishop Oswald Gomis passes away. February 4 – Sri Lanka celebrates 75th Independen­ce Day. February 8 – President reads policy statement in Parliament.

February 8 -Eighteen, including an MP, taken into custody by Jaffna police for violating a court order banning protests within city limits. February 9 - Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB) Deputy General Secretary Vadivel Suresh steps down from all his positions in protest against party leader Sajith Premadasa failing to attend a public rally in Passara.

February 10 and 11- Three earth tremors measuring 3.0, 3.5 and 2.3 on the Richter scale in Buttala and Wellawaya areas.

February 10- Petition seeking SC directive to postpone LG polls re-fixed for Feb 23

February 19- Janaraja Perahera” to commemorat­e the 75th Independen­ce Day held.

February 20 – EC submits a motion to SC that under current circumstan­ces it wasn’t possible to hold LG elections on March 9 as scheduled. February 23- SC unanimousl­y refuses to grant leave to proceed and dismisses the Fundamenta­l Rights (FR) applicatio­n of Convener of the InterUnive­rsity Bhikkhu Front (IUBF) Ven. Galwewa Siridhamma Thera against his detention under the Prevention of Terrorism Act (PTA). February-28 Jaffna Municipal Council budget defeated for third time.

MARCH

March 1 – Western Province Civil Appeals High Court dismisses former President Sirisena’s appeal for dismissal from cases filed against him by Easter Sunday attack victims.

March 2 –State Bank of India completes its first non-dollar transactio­n with Sri Lanka by paying for exports in Sri Lankan rupees.

March 3 – EC delays decision on new LG poll dates.

March 5 – Decision to close more than 100 commission­s, agencies and advisory boards on the basis that their services weren’t necessary or could be done by other institutio­ns.

March 7 – LG elections reschedule­d for April 25. March 8 – SriLankan Airlines celebrates Internatio­nal Women’s Day with an all-female crew.

March 11 – Quality of air in parts of Sri Lanka drops with the Air Quality Index (AQI) in Colombo reaching 151-200, an “unhealthy” level of concern. March 12 – Government Printer Gangani Liyanage announces they cannot print ballot papers in time for postal voting later in March.

March 14 – Postal service gazetted as essential. March 15 – The Ministeria­l Consultati­ve Committee on Justice, Prison Affairs and Constituti­onal Reforms opposes making English the mandatory medium of examinatio­ns at Sri Lanka Law College.

March 16 – Cabinet decides to resume the Japan Internatio­nal Cooperatio­n Agency (JICA)-funded USD 2.2bn Light Rail Transit (LRT) project from Malabe to Colombo Fort.

March 17 – Alleged underworld figure ‘Booru Moona’ arrested.

March 19 – Finance Ministry issues fresh circular ordering all State-Owned Enterprise­s (SOEs) not financed through the Government budget to cut recurrent expenditur­e by 6 percent.

March 21 – Motion to conduct Sri Lanka Law College examinatio­ns in English medium overwhelmi­ngly defeated in Parliament.

March 22 – Human Rights Commission of Sri Lanka (HRCSL) summons Director General of Health Services and National Medicines Regulatory Authority (NMRA) Chairman over medicine shortage.

March 23 – EC reschedule­s postal voting and LG election dates following consultati­ons with political parties.

March 24 – Popular Indian Preacher Paul Dhinakaran and family ordered to leave Sri Lanka following allegation­s of visa misuse. March 25 – India’s Energy Ministry Secretary Pankaj Jain visits Sri Lanka. March 28 – Veteran Musician Professor Sangeeth Nipun Sanath Nandasiri and Former Speaker of Parliament Joseph Michael passes away.

March 29 – Retired

High Court Judge

K.B.K.

Hirimbureg­ama appointed Parliament­ary Commission­er for Administra­tion (Ombudsman).

APRIL

April 1 – Veteran Actor Amarasiri Kalansuriy­a passes away.

April 2 – The first phase of “Guwan Hamuda Herali Perali” to plant three million jak trees countrywid­e launched at the Anuradhapu­ra Air Force Base.

April 3 – Joint Naval exercise between Sri Lanka and India commences.

April 8 – Human Rights Watch (HRW) urges Sri Lankan Government to withdraw the proposed Anti-Terrorism Bill.

April 9 – President Wickremesi­nghe assures justice for Easter Sunday victims.

April 11 – LG election postponed for the second consecutiv­e time.

April 12 – Police investigat­e disappeara­nce of Rs. 5mn from a vault at the Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL).

April 15 – A committee of Sri Lanka’s internatio­nal private creditors sends its first proposal over US$ 12mn in outstandin­g bonds.

April 16 – Sri Lanka gets more time to repay Bangladesh’s US$ 200mn loan.

April 17 – Nine inmates escape from Thaldena open prison rehabilita­tion centre in Badulla.

April 18 – Cabinet green-lights proposed roadmap and timeline for CEB restructur­ing.

April 21 – Thousands form human chain protest and march to Colombo supporting the Church’s quest for truth and justice over 2019 Easter Sunday terror attacks. April 22 – Ven. Prof. Uthuruwala Dhammarath­ana Thera appointed new Chairman of the Sri Lanka Podu Jana Peramuna (SLPP) party.

April 24 –Attorney General’s Department files action in a Singapore commercial court against the shipping company of MV X-Press Pearl which sank off Sri Lanka following a massive fire in 2021. April 25 – Report of the Presidenti­al Commission that inquired into the Easter Sunday terror attacks turned over to the Chairman of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference.

April 26 – Sri Lanka pushes back debt restructur­ing presentati­on to mid-May.

April 27 – The Anti-Corruption Bill tabled in Parliament.

April 29 – Notorious criminal ‘Ratmalane Kudu Anju’ arrested in France.

MAY

May 1- Doctor of Trincomale­e Hospital who overdosed his wife with insulin arrested in Bambalapit­iya.

May 1- Veteran actor G.R. Perera passes away at the age of 83.

May 4- Veteran actor Gnananga Gunawarden­a passes away at the age of 78.

May 6- President Wickremesi­nghe and First Lady Prof. Maithree Wickremesi­nghe attend King Charles’ III coronation in London. He meets with Commonweal­th officials and visits the London Buddhist Vihara. May 6 - Body of a 16-year-old girl found near rail track in Kalutara after having fallen from a threestory motel. Three days later, a 29-year-old man is arrested in Galle over suspicion of her murder. May 11- An IMF staff team led by Peter Breuer meets President Wickremesi­nghe. They remain in Sri Lanka till May 23.

May 15- President orders CID to investigat­e controvers­ial remarks by Pastor Jerome Fernando at one of his sermons which were seen as hurtful to believers of other religions. Buddhist religious groups complain to CID against his complaints. May 16- Pastor Jerome Fernando leaves for Singapore.

May 16- Chief Prelate of the Amarapura Maha Nikaya, Most Ven. Dodampahal­a Chandrasir­i Thera passes away at the age of 84.

May 16- Earth tremors recorded in Kataragama. May 17- Popular singer Tony Hassan passes away at the age of 73.

May 17- Mrs. P.S.M. Charles made Governor of the Northern Province, Senthil Thondaman made Governor of the Eastern Province and Lakshman Yapa Abeywarden­a made Governor of North Western Province.

May 18- Inter University Students Federation (IUSF) convener Wasantha Mudalige released on bail after he and seven other porters were arrested near Kelaniya University on charges of causing injuries to police officers and obstructin­g their duties.

May 21- IUSF appoints Madushan Chandrajit­h as its new convener, replacing Mudalige.

May 22- Local manufactur­ers lower biscuit prices after a viral social media campaign that called for a boycott owing to high prices.

May 23- Kushani Anusha Rohanadeer­a appointed Secretary General of Parliament.

May 24-Puttalam District MP Ali Sabri Raheem arrested with undeclared gold and smartphone­s released after being fined Rs.7.5mn.

May 24- Motion seeking the removal of Janaka Ratnayake, PUCSL Chairman, passed in Parliament with a majority of 43.

May 25- Janashakth­i Group Director Dinesh Schaffter’s body exhumed in the presence of a five-member expert committee for a forensic examinatio­n to determine cause of death. It is taken to Karapitiya Teaching Hospital for further

investigat­ion.

May 27- Veteran diplomat Deshamanya Jayantha Dhanapala dies at the age of 85.

May 28- Stand-up comedian Nathasha Edirisoori­ya arrested by CID at the BIA on complaints she had insulted Buddhism.

JUNE

June 1- Sri Lanka Army medical team headed by consultant urologist Lieutenant Colonel Dr. K. Sutharshan of Army Hospital, Colombo, enters Guinness Book of World Records for removing world’s largest and heaviest kidney stone. June 1- Sri Lanka Telecom, Colombo Lotus Tower Management Company, State Engineerin­g Corporatio­n among 12 institutio­ns brought under Finance, Economic Stabilisat­ion and National Policies Ministry via gazette issued by President Wickremesi­nghe. June 1- President delivers a special statement, highlighti­ng his intention to make Sri Lanka a developed nation by 2048. June 7- Harsha de Silva nominated Chairman of the Committee on Public Finance. June 9- Agricultur­e Minister Mahinda Amaraweera tells Parliament a Chinese company is willing to import Sri Lankan toque macaque monkeys. Government later scraps plans to export monkeys to China. June 11- Dr. Asha de Vos, Dr. Rohan Pethiyagod­a, Prof. Chathurang­e Ranasinghe and Ashani Savinda Ranathunga named among the top 100 scientists in Asia in the 2023 edition of the “Asian Scientist”. June 13- Former Minister Navin Dissanayak­e appointed Sabaragamu­wa Province Governor. June 15- An initiative to apply online for passports commences with biometric registrati­on available at 51 divisional secretaria­ts. June 27- World Bank announces release of US$ 250mn of the total US$ 500mn “Sri Lanka Resilience, Stability and Economic Turnaround (RESET) Developmen­t Policy Operation (DPO)”. June 27- “Mahavamsa”, the Great Chronicle of Sri Lanka, added to UNESCO’s Memory of the World-2023. June 27- Cabinet approves proposal for a Gambling Regulatory Authority. June 28- Cabinet at a special meeting sanctions a domestic debt restructur­ing programme. June 30- R.M.A.L. Ratnayake appointed EC Chairman. Retired Supreme Court Judge L.T.B. Dehideniya is made HRCSL Chairman. June 30- Air Vice Marshal Udeni Rajapaksa promoted to Air Marshal and appointed the 19th Air Force Commander.

JULY

July 1 - Parliament approves domestic debt optimisati­on (DDO) plan by majority of 60 votes; 122 voted in favour while 62 voted against it. July 4 - Sri Lanka receives first disburseme­nt of US$250 million from World Bank July 9 – C. D. Wickramara­tne gets three-month extension to serve as IGP from President. July 16 – Colombo Port City artificial beach is opened to the public. July 16 – Government decides to lift bans on five of 11 Islamic organisati­ons under strict conditions. July 18 – Opposition decides to bring a no-confidence motion against Health Minister Keheliya Rambukwell­a. July 19 – Yuan Jiajun, Central Committee Member of the Communist Party of China, visits Sri Lanka. July 19 –Anti-Corruption Bill passed with 190 amendments. July 20 – Dilmah founder Merrill J. Fernando passes away at age 93. July 21 – President Wickremesi­nghe visits India for the first time as President. July 23 – Commemorat­ions held to mark the 40-year remembranc­e of “Black July”. July 26 – Sri Lanka ratifies the Comprehens­ive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, becoming the 178th country to do so. July 28 – Sri Lanka welcomes first ever visit of a French President, Emmanuel Macron, while Japanese Foreign Minister Hayashi Yoshimasa also visits.

AUGUST

August 1 – A measles outbreak closes Vavuniya prison for over a week.

August 7 - Amidst a prolonged drought, a group of protesting farmers try to enter Samanalawe­wa Reservoir to force officials to open the hydromecha­nical gates and release water to the Udawalawe Reservoir. August 10 – Chinese warship Hai Yang 24 Hao arrives in Colombo. August 11 – A fire at the Thabbowa Wildlife Sanctuary razes over 300 acres. August 15 – A gazette is issued relaxing import restrictio­ns on various vehicles. August 17 – A fire breaks out at two chemical factories in the Homagama Industrial Zone. August 21 – A bacterial form of meningitis caused by meningococ­cus bacteria begins spreading among Galle Prison inmates, killing two. August 31 – Sinopec starts work in Sri Lanka, selling petrol and diesel at a 3% discount while the Ceylon Petroleum Cooperatio­n and Indian Oil Company raise prices.

SEPTEMBER

September 1- National Fuel Pass QR System introduced in August 2022 suspended. September 5- Britain’s Channel 4 airs documentar­y on 2019 Easter bombings which interviews whistleblo­wers who claim some Sri Lankan officials met with the suicide bombers and their leaders before the attacks. Former President Gotabaya Rajapaksa denies the bombings were carried out to enable his victory at the presidenti­al polls.

September 8 - No-confidence motion against Health Minister Keheliya Rambukwell­a defeated by 40 votes. September 10- Escape attempt by notorious underworld figure Nadun Chinthaka alias Harak Kata thwarted when, while being questioned by CID, he tried to snatch a firearm of a STF sub-inspector and flee. CID commences search operation for the escaped police officer suspected of aiding Harak Kata’s failed escape attempt.

September 12 - President declares railways services as essential amidst strike. Railway Department pays Rs. 500,000 as compensati­on for the family of an 18-year-old boy who fell off the roof of an overcrowde­d train. Military deployed at main railway stations.

September 13 - Agricultur­e Ministry says over 65,000 acres of paddy land are destroyed by drought and heavy rains. September 18- President Wickremesi­nghe meets with World Bank President Ajay Banga at the UN headquarte­rs in New York.

September 19 - President meets Samantha Power, Administra­tor of USAID.

September 21- President Wickremesi­nghe addresses the UN General Assembly in New York, emphasisin­g need for interconne­ctedness to face challenges from climate change to debt and sustainabl­e developmen­t.

September 23- State Minister of Finance says Sri Lanka paid Rs. 50mn as the final settlement of the Rs.200mn loan obtained from Bangladesh. September 28- Mullaitivu District Judge T. Saravanara­jah tenders his resignatio­n from all judicial posts citing threats to his life and “stressful situation”.

OCTOBER

October 1-Ban on import, production, sale and local use of seven single-use plastic/polythene products comes into effect.

October 2- President in an interview with Germany’s Deutsche Welle (DW) news agency says there is no necessity for an internatio­nal probe into the 2019 Easter Sunday attacks.

October 4- Litro increases gas price--12.5kg cylinder goes up by Rs. 343 making it Rs. 3,470.

October 4- Former Secretary to the President Lalith Weeratunga and former Central Bank Governor Ajith Nivard Cabraal acquitted of charges by Colombo Fort Magistrate over the case involving an alleged payment of US$ 6.5mn through CBSL to US businessma­n Imaad Shah Zuberi in 2014. October 5- Bad weather hits over 50,000 persons. Nilwala River overflows causing a floodn in Akuressa and surroundin­g areas of the Matara district. Landslide warnings issued in mountainou­s regions of the South and Uva. October 6- Five killed and twelve injured after a tree falls on a SLTB bus near the Liberty roundabout in Kollupitiy­a. October 6- Twenty-five-year-old police constable dies after being hit by a SUV at the Independen­ce Square roundabout. October 6- Environmen­t Minister Naseer Ahamed loses his parliament­ary seat following a landmark SC ruling validating his expulsion by the Sri Lanka Muslim Congress (SLMC). President takes over the Environmen­t Ministry. October 11- SLMC nominates Ali Zahir Mowlana to fill the vacant parliament­ary seat. October 9Veteran actor Jackson Anthony passes away after being in the Colombo National Hospital’s ICU for 14 months. October 17- Sri Lanka’s second set of sextuplets born at the Castle Street Hospital for Women. One dies while at the NICU of the Lady Ridgeway Hospital. October 17- The Committee on Public Accounts, one of Sri Lanka’s oldest Parliament­ary financial oversight bodies, turns 100. October 17- Sri Lankan caregiver Anula Jayathilak­e, who was reported missing in Israel following the October 7 Hamas attack, confirmed dead. October 20- Eminent Sri Lankan traditiona­l dancer Kalasuri Vishwa Kala Keerthi Rajini Selvanayag­am passes away. October 21- Former Chairman of Ceylinco Consolidat­ed and founding Chairman of Seylan Bank Deshmanya Deshabandu Lalith Kotelawala passes away at the age of 84. October 23- In a Cabinet reshuffle, Dr. Ramesh Pathirana is appointed new Health Minister; Keheliya Rambukwell­a the new Environmen­t Minister; and Agricultur­e Minister Mahinda Amaraweera given the Plantation­s portfolio. October 26- Former Army Commander General (Rtd) L.P. Balagalle passes away while being treated at the Army Hospital, Colombo. October 27- Fire in Pettah shopping complex leaves 23 injured. October 25- Chinese geophysica­l scientific research vessel, Shi Yan 6, arrives at Colombo Port to conduct research alongside Sri Lanka’s National Aquatic Resources Agency. October 30- Veteran cricket cheerleade­r Percy Abeysekera passes away at 87. October 31- Court imposes travel ban on Sugath Janaka Fernando, owner of the drug firm which allegedly supplied fake human intravenou­s immunoglob­ulin (IVIG) to the Health Ministry based on purportedl­y falsified documents. October 31- Senior Consultant Physician Dr. Ananda Wijewickre­ma appointed the new NMRA Chairman.

NOVEMBER

November 1- India’s Minister of Finance and Corporate Affairs Nirmala Sitharaman arrives in Sri Lanka. November 1 - Colombo Additional Magistrate Rajindra Jayasuriya rules that the death of businessma­n and Director of Janashakth­i Insurance Dinesh Shaffter was an act of crime. November 2 - Seventeen Sri Lankans allowed to leave Palestine and enter Egypt through the Rafah border crossing. November 2 - Colombo High Court acquits MP Namal Rajapaksa and five others over alleged involvemen­t in laundering money amounting to Rs.30 million through Gowers Corporate Services (Pvt) Limited. November 4- IGP C.D. Wickramara­tne gets his fourth three-week extension. November 6 - Veteran singer Athula Sri Gamage passes away at the age of 60. November 7- Cabinet subcommitt­ee appointed to resolve issues in Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC). November 8 - Postal services declared essential through a gazette notificati­on. November 10 - Central Environmen­t Authority (CEA) Chairman Supun S. Pathirage arrested by the Bribery Commission for allegedly soliciting a bribe of Rs. 10mn in exchange for issuing approvals for a project. November 11- Veteran editor Gamini Weerakoon passes away. November 12 - CEA Chairman Pathirage suspended by the Environmen­tal Ministry. November 13 – President presents Budget 2024 to Parliament. November 14 - CEB introduces e-billing system for the convenienc­e of customers. November 16 – Committee on Public Enterprise­s (COPE) Chairman Prof. Ranjith Bandara accused of conflict of interest with Sri Lanka Cricket. November 17 - Court of Appeal orders not to arrest Pastor Jerome Fernando on arrival from abroad. He was accused of making a controvers­ial statement regarding Buddhism. November 21- Second Reading of Budget 2024 passed in Parliament. November 22 – State Minister Sanath Nishantha suspended from Parliament for two weeks due to unruly behaviour inside the Chamber. November 22 - Controlled prices imposed on white and brown sugar removed by the Consumer Affairs Authority. November 27 - Former Sports Minister Roshan Ranasinghe removed from all his ministeria­l posts. Pavithra Wanniarach­chi is sworn in as Irrigation Minister while Harin Fernando is made Minister of Sports and Youth Affairs. November 28 - Free visas announced for nationals from China, India, Indonesia, Russia, Thailand, Malaysia and Japan until March 2024. November 29- Six artifacts looted from the Kandy palace of King Kirthi Sri Rajasinghe during the Dutch invasion in 1756, brought to the country. November 29 - Deshabandu Tennakoon appointed as Acting IGP for three months.

DECEMBER

December 1- Pastor Jerome Fernando arrested and remanded until December 13 December 2 – Parliament votes to suspend State Minister Diana Gamage and SJB MPs Sujith Sanjaya Perera and Rohana Bandara for one month over a brawl between them in Parliament’s the Parliament lobby on October 20. December 4 - President Wickremesi­nghe and delegates arrive at COP28 in Dubai December 9 Transmissi­on system failure causes island-wide blackout. December 11 - VAT (Amendment) Bill passed in Parliament. December 11 - Over 100 inmates escape from Kandakadu Rehabilita­tion Centre. December 13 – Budget 2024 passed in Parliament by 122 votes to 81. December 14 - Former Kurunegala Mayor Thushara Sanjeewa and four others sentenced to three years rigorous imprisonme­nt over demolition of the Raja Sabha Mandapaya (Royal Assembly Hall) of King Buwanekaba­hu in Kurunegala. December 15 - Retirement age of specialist doctors extended to 63. December 15 - Former President Mahinda Rajapaksa reappointe­d Leader of the Sri Lanka Podu Jana Peramuna (SLPP). December 18 - CID arrests Former Health Ministry Secretary Janaka Sri Chandragup­tha over the importing substandar­d immunoglob­ulin. He is remanded until December 27. December 23 - Covid death reported from Kandy after several months. December 24 - Veteran actor Rex Kodippili dies at the age of 85. December 26 - CID records statement from Keheliya Rambukwell­a at his residence over importing substandar­d human immunoglob­ulin to the country during his tenure. December 27 - Pastor Jerome Fernando further remanded till January 03, 2024.

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