Govt. promises some changes to Prevention of Organised Crimes Bill
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The government yesterday informed the Supreme Court that provisions, relating to tattoos and body marks in the proposed Prevention of Organised Crimes Bill, would be removed through amendments to the legislation. Solicitor General President.
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- —The government yesterday informed the Supreme Court that provisions, relating to tattoos and body marks in the proposed Prevention of Organised Crimes Bill, would be removed through amendments to the legislation.
- —Solicitor General President’s Counsel Viraj Dayaratne, appearing for the Attorney General, said the amendments would be presented during the Committee Stage of the Bill [].
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