The Sri Lankan government has initiated a process to update the procedures for leasing state lands to individuals for cultivation purposes. Commissioner General of Lands Chandana Ranaweeraarachchi stated that existing circulars require revision to align with current needs. An 11-member committee has been appointed to review the matter and will submit recommendations. Based on these proposals, a new circular is expected to be issued, aiming to enhance the utilization of state lands for agricultural activities. The committee's mandate includes recommending the cancellation of outdated circulars and the issuance of revised ones under relevant land ordinances.
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Government Moves to Modernize State Land Leasing for Cultivation
TLDR
State land leasing process for cultivation to be updated.
An 11-member committee will propose policy changes.
New circular to guide future land use and improve utilization.
