The Hon. (Mrs.) Nilanthi Kottahachchi, Attorney-at-Law
Hon. Nilanthi Kottahachchi said the Sri Lanka Broadcasting Corporation’s historical archives, music library, and legacy equipment should be preserved and curated as a museum for children and foreign visitors. She noted that such a museum could generate income while showcasing the institution’s heritage, and said Budget allocations would support work with media professionals toward improved media governance.
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Machine-translated from Sinhala / Tamil / English¶ 01 I will conclude, Hon. Deputy Chairperson.
¶ 02 We hope the Sri Lanka Broadcasting Corporation’s disc/tape archive, its valuable music library, and all equipment used since its inception will be curated into a museum that children of our country and foreign visitors can view. While generating some income, it will showcase its value to our people and the world. Accordingly, we have a work plan and a vision. With the provisions allocated in this Budget, we look forward to advancing this journey over the year together with media professionals toward exemplary media governance.
¶ 03 Thank you.
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