Officials from SLC called before COPE today

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Officials from Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) are scheduled to testify before the Committee on Public Enterprises (COPE) today (November 14).

The meeting will start at 2:00 p.m. today, according to COPE Chairman MP Ranjith Bandara.

He said two special reports and the suggestions offered by former COPE members will be examined.

For COPE meetings, the national cricket governing body has been called previously, with Prof. Charitha Herath and former MP Sunil Handunnetti serving as chairs.

As a result, the suggestions offered by earlier COPE chairs may also be included in the Auditor General's report on SLC, which is scheduled for discussion today.

Meanwhile, summons have been sent to Sri Lanka Customs personnel to appear before the Committee on Public Accounts (COPA) on November 17.

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