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| (1) The Permanent Secretary may at any time, either on his own motion or on representations made to him, appoint one or more persons including an actuary to constitute a board of inquiry to investigate and report upon the administration of the affairs of the Corporation and the finances of the Corporation and to make recommendations for improvements in the administration of the affairs of the Corporation. |
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| (2) Where such board is appointed it shall have the power to examine all books and records of the Corporation and to question any office-bearer or member of the Corporation and to make all such investigations relating to the affairs of the Corporation as the board may consider necessary for the purpose. |
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| (3) Every such board shall, as soon as may be possible after the completion of the investigation, submit a report to the Permanent Secretary, who shall cause copies of such report to be sent to every office-bearer and every member of the Corporation. |
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| (4) All expenses incurred by the Permanent Secretary and the board in connection with any inquiry under this section shall be a charge on the funds of the Corporation. |
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| (5) It shall be the duty of every office-bearer and member of the Corporation to furnish all information required by the board of inquiry and to make available all books of account and records pertaining to the affairs of the Corporation. |
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Sri Lanka Consolidated Acts