Sri Lanka's EPF, which represents pension contributions of private sector employees is managed by the state though the Central Bank.
Harsha de Silva, an economist and legislator said the 1.3 billion rupees of EPF funds did not belong to the Central Bank.
"It belongs to the 2.4 million hard working private sector employees who contribute part of their salary every month so that they could earn a decent return over the years and receive a significant payment at retirement in order to spend the evening of their lives without being a burden to society," he said in a statement.
"The EPF Department of the Central Bank is only the custodian of the money.
"Beyond the legal requirement the EPF has a moral and an ethical obligation to produce annual accounts and present them as quickly as possible to the real owners of the money.
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Though some financial highlights have been published in newspapers de Silva said audited accounts are not available from after 2010.
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