Sri Lanka to present interim budget

Apr 23, 2010 (LBO) - Sri Lanka's government is to present a 'vote on account' instead of a formal budget for the three-month May to July period and a 'mini-budget' thereafter to cover spending till year's end, a spokesman said.







This was because of presidential and parliamentary polls called ahead of schedule, both of which were won by incumbent president Mahinda Rajapaksa and the ruling alliance.


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Former health minister Nimal de Silva told a news conference the normal budget process would be resumed in 2011.

The government last year sought parliament's permission for a 'vote on account' for spending permission for the first four months of this year, based on last year's projected budget.