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What to know about Cabinet nod to submit digital asset declaration rules for Parliament approval
The Sri Lankan Cabinet of Ministers has approved the submission of new 2026 anti-corruption regulations to Parliament, focusing on digital asset declarations and high-risk officials. Additionally, Cabinet Spokesman Dr. Nalinda Jayatissa indicated that amendments to the Online Safety Act are expected to be considered at the next meeting.
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What happened
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Why it matters
Nalinda Jayatissa The Cabinet of Ministers at their meeting on Monday approved submitting newly gazetted 2026 anti-corruption regulations, which mandate digital asset declarations and target high-risk officials, to Parliament for approval.
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On 30 March 2026, the Cabinet of Ministers approved the publication of the Anti-Corruption (Declaration of Assets and Liabilities through Centralised Electronic System) Regulations, 2026 and the Anti-Corruption (High Risk Groups to Submit Declaration of…
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- What concrete event or decision sits underneath the headline: Cabinet nod to submit digital asset declaration rules for Parliament approval?
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The Sri Lankan Cabinet of Ministers has approved the submission of new 2026 anti-corruption regulations to Parliament, focusing on digital asset declarations and high-risk officials. Additionally, Cabinet Spokesman Dr. Nalinda Jayatissa indicated that amendments to the Online Safety Act are expected to be considered at the next meeting.
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