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Bill to Repeal Former Presidents’ and MPs’ Privileges Gazetted

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The Presidents’ Entitlements (Repeal) Bill has officially been gazetted, marking a significant move by the government to revoke the special privileges previously extended to former Presidents and their widows.

This proposed legislation seeks to repeal the Presidents’ Entitlements Act No. 4 of 1986, thereby eliminating long-standing benefits provided to former heads of state. Earlier this month, the Cabinet of Ministers approved the proposal to publish the draft bill and table it in Parliament for debate and approval.

These legislative changes signal a broader shift towards reducing state-sponsored benefits for former officials, aligning with ongoing public demands for greater fiscal responsibility and equity in governance. The bill is expected to be taken up in Parliament in the coming weeks.

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