| 1.
							 |  | Short title
and date of
operation | 
 | 2.
							 |  | Objectives of
the Act | 
 | 3.
							 |  | Applicability of 
the Act | 
 | 4.
							 |  | Temporal
Applicability of
the Act | 
 | 5.
							 |  | Application of the
Act with regard
to proceeds of
crime derived out
of committing
offences in the
Anti-Corruption
Act. | 
 | 6.
							 |  | Concealment
or disguising
of proceeds of
crime, etc. to be an
offence. | 
 | 7.
							 |  | Acquisition,
possession
etc. of proceeds
of crime to be
an offence
Destruction.  | 
 | 8.
							 |  | of evidence of
proceeds of crime
to be
an offence. | 
 | 9.
							 |  | Breach or
obstruction 
of the 
enforcement or
implementation  of orders to be
an offence. | 
 | 10.
							 |  | Failure to accept 
a notice or
provision of false
response to a
notice to be
an offence. | 
 | 11.
							 |  | Aiding the
provision of false
response to a
notice to be an
offence. | 
 | 12.
							 |  | Presenting a false
or misleading
claim to prevent
judicial freezing
to be
an offence. | 
 | 13.
							 |  | Presenting a false
or misleading
claim to prevent
forfeiture to be an
offence. | 
 | 14.
							 |  | Aiding and
abetting an
offence under
section 6, 7, 8, 9,
10, 11, 12, or 13
to be an offence. | 
 | 15.
							 |  | High Court to
try offences
under section 6, 7,
8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13
or 14 and penalty
for such
offences. | 
 | 16.
							 |  | Failure to disclose
knowledge or
information to be
an offence. | 
 | 17.
							 |  | Dissuading,
preventing etc.
of disclosing
information
pertaining to
proceeds of crime
to be
an offence. | 
 | 18.
							 |  | Obstructing
persons
empowered under
this Act to be
an offence. | 
 | 19.
							 |  | Conduct which
is not provided
by law with the
object of causing
any detrimental
effect to a person
authorized  under
this Act to be
an offence. | 
 | 20.
							 |  | Unauthorized
issuing of direction
etc. with the view
to defeating the
objectives of this
Act to be
an offence. | 
 | 21.
							 |  | Unauthorized
disclosure of
information to be
an offence. | 
 | 22.
							 |  | Direction
to disclose
information by
an unauthorized
person to be
an offence. | 
 | 23.
							 |  | Failure to perform
a duty to be
an offence. | 
 | 24.
							 |  | Aiding and
abetting an
offence under
section 16, 17, 18,
19, 20, 21, 22, or
23 to be
an offence | 
 | 25.
							 |  | Magistrate?s Court 
to
try offences
under section 16,
17, 18, 19, 20, 21,
22, 23, or 24 and
penalty for such
offences | 
 | 26.
							 |  | Offences
committed by an
incorporated body | 
 | 27.
							 |  | Offences
committed by 
an
unincorporated
body | 
 | 28.
							 |  | Offences committed by a partnership | 
 | 29.
							 |  | All offences
under this Act
to be cognizable
offences | 
 | 30.
							 |  | Offences under
this Act to be
investigated
under the
provisions
 of the
Code of
Criminal
Procedure Act | 
 | 31.
							 |  | Duty  
to disclose
information | 
 | 32.
							 |  | Protection
of 
informants 
and
whistleblowers | 
 | 33.
							 |  | Statutory duty of
certain officers
to provide
information
pertaining to
proceeds of crime | 
 | 34.
							 |  | Presumption | 
 | 35.
							 |  | Admissibility
of response to a
notice calling for 
explanation | 
 | 36.
							 |  | Admissibility of a
statement made to a
police  offier under
this Act | 
 | 37.
							 |  | Admissibility of 
a statement made 
to a person who is
not a police  offier
under this Act | 
 | 38.
							 |  | Admissibility
of evidence of
electronic records
or other electronic
documents | 
 | 39.
							 |  | Admissibility of a
certificate from a
foreign competent
authority | 
 | 40.
							 |  | Avoidance of
doubt  | 
 | 41.
							 |  | Jurisdiction and
powers of the
Magistrate?s Court | 
 | 42.
							 |  | Jurisdiction and
powers of the
High Court   | 
 | 43.
							 |  | Powers of the 
Commission
to Investigate
Allegations
of Bribery or
Corruption under
this Act | 
 | 44.
							 |  | Powers of
the Attorney-
General under
this Act | 
 | 45.
							 |  | Proceeds
of Crime
Investigation
Division of Sri 
Lanka Police | 
 | 46.
							 |  | Police Designated
Officer and
Police Deputy
Designated
Officer | 
 | 47.
							 |  | Designated Officer
and Deputy
Designated
Officer of the
Commission
to Investigate
Allegations
of Bribery or
Corruption | 
 | 48.
							 |  | Functions to
be discharged
by Designated
Officers jointly | 
 | 49.
							 |  | Duties, functions
and powers of
a Designated
Officer | 
 | 50.
							 |  | Investigation
Officers  | 
 | 51.
							 |  | Duties and
powers of
Investigation
Officer | 
 | 52.
							 |  | The manner
in which an
investigation into
suspected proceeds
of crime may
commence | 
 | 53.
							 |  | The manner of 
conducting an
investigation
under this Act | 
 | 54.
							 |  | Powers of
Investigation of
an Investigation
Officer | 
 | 55.
							 |  | Powers of
Investigation of
an Investigation
Officer
with the sanction
of the Designated
Officer | 
 | 56.
							 |  | Judicial
authorization
to conduct the
investigations | 
 | 57.
							 |  | Entry, Search
and Examine | 
 | 58.
							 |  | Power to
obtain information | 
 | 59.
							 |  | Preservation of
information | 
 | 60.
							 |  | Judicial 
authorization
for special
investigative
techniques | 
 | 61.
							 |  | Judicial order
on any person to
conduct activity
necessary for
investigations | 
 | 62.
							 |  | Professional
services may
be used for
investigations | 
 | 63.
							 |  | Further
investigations | 
 | 64.
							 |  | Objectives	of	
conducting	
investigation	
and further 
investigation | 
 | 65.
							 |  | General	
provisions	relating	
to	investigations | 
 | 66.
							 |  | Designated	
Officer	or	
Investigation	
Officer	may	
take steps not
inconsistent	with	
the provisions of
this	Act | 
 | 67.
							 |  | Cases	not
provided for in
any	other	law | 
 | 68.
							 |  | Notice	calling	for	
explanation | 
 | 69.
							 |  | Explanatory	
statement | 
 | 70.
							 |  | Termination of
investigation | 
 | 71.
							 |  | The manner and
circumstances	
of	issuing	
restraining	order	
or preservation
order | 
 | 72.
							 |  | Seizure	of	
suspected	
proceeds of
crime | 
 | 73.
							 |  | Upon	the	
completion	of	an	
investigation | 
 | 74.
							 |  | Provisions of
this	Act	relating	
to	seizure	not	to	
apply	in	certain	
other	laws | 
 | 75.
							 |  | Issue	of	a	judicialfreezing	order	by	
the	High	Court | 
 | 76.
							 |  | Objectives	and	
purposes of
the	protection,	
preservation,	and	
management	of	
seized	or	frozen	
proceeds	of	crime | 
 | 77.
							 |  | Investigation	
Officer	to	take	
action	for	the	
protection,	
preservation,	and	
management	of	
seized	or	frozen	
proceeds	of	crime | 
 | 78.
							 |  | Court	order	for	
the	protection,	
preservation,	and	
management	of	
seized	or	frozen	
proceeds	of	crime
Using	the	seized	
or	frozen	proceeds	
of	crime	 | 
 | 79.
							 |  | subject	to	
protection,	
preservation,	
and	management	
for	lawful	
financial,	trading	
or	commercial	
activity
Profit	generated	
from and the
cost	of	the	
management	 | 
 | 80.
							 |  | of	proceeds	of	
crime
Protection,	
preservation,	and	
management	 | 
 | 81.
							 |  | of a property by
public	authority	
or	a	receiver	or	
special	manager
Appointment of 
the	Authority,	
a	Receiver	or	a	 | 
 | 82.
							 |  | Special	Manager
Authority,	any	
other	public	
authority or 
Receiver	or	a	 | 
 | 83.
							 |  | Special	Manager	
to	take	possession,use	and	control	
etc.	of	the	
property
Authority to
function	as	
Receiver
Receivers | 
 | 84.
							 |  | Registration	of	
Receivers | 
 | 85.
							 |  | 
										Section - 85 | 
 | 86.
							 |  | 
										Section - 86 | 
 | 87.
							 |  | Appointment
of		Receivers | 
 | 88.
							 |  | Notice	of	Appointment
of the
Receiver | 
 | 89.
							 |  | Preliminary	
Report by the
Receiver | 
 | 90.
							 |  | Duties,	functions,	
and powers of the
Authority,	any	
public	authority	or	
a	Receiver	in	relation	to	protecting,	
preserving	and	
managing	a	seized	
or	frozen	proceeds	
of	crime | 
 | 91.
							 |  | Appointment,	
Duties,	Functions	
and Powers of a
Special	Manager | 
 | 92.
							 |  | Resignation	and	
removal	of	a	
Receiver	and	a	
Special	Manager | 
 | 93.
							 |  | Expenditure
pertaining	to	
the	protection,	
preservation,	and	
management	of	
property	in	respect	
of	which	a	Receiver	or	a	Special	
Manager	has	been	
appointed | 
 | 94.
							 |  | Final	report	of
the	Receiver	
and	the	Special	
Manager | 
 | 95.
							 |  | Release	of	
the	Receiver	or	
Special	Manager | 
 | 96.
							 |  | Establishment	of	
the	Proceeds	of	
Crime	Management
Authority
 | 
 | 97.
							 |  | Duties,	Functions and Powers of the 
Authority | 
 | 98.
							 |  | Management	and	
administration of
the Authority
Chairman	of	the	 | 
 | 99.
							 |  | Board
Disqualifications	 | 
 | 100.
							 |  | from	being	a	
member of the
Board
Term	of	office	 | 
 | 101.
							 |  | of the appointed
members of
the	Board
Removal	and	 | 
 | 102.
							 |  | resignation	of	appointed
members
of	the	Board | 
 | 103.
							 |  | Members of the
Board	to	discloseany | 
 | 104.
							 |  |  interest
Quorum and
meetings of	the Board | 
 | 105.
							 |  | Acts	or	proceedings	of	the	Board	
deemed
not to be
invalid	by	reason	
of	any	vacancy | 
 | 106.
							 |  | Remuneration of
the members of
the	Board	 | 
 | 107.
							 |  | Seal	of	the	Authority | 
 | 108.
							 |  | Chief	Executive	
Officer	of	the	
Authority | 
 | 109.
							 |  | Staff of the
Authority | 
 | 110.
							 |  | Appointment of
public	officers	to the Authority | 
 | 111.
							 |  | Authority to
obtain	services	ofother	personnel | 
 | 112.
							 |  | Funds of the
Authority | 
 | 113.
							 |  | Financial	year	and	
Audit	of	Accounts	
of the Authority
Protection	against	 | 
 | 114.
							 |  | actions	and	lawsuits  | 
 | 115.
							 |  | Expenses incurred
to be paid out of the
Management and
Administration fund of the Authority | 
 | 116.
							 |  | Members of the
Authority, etc.
deemed to be publicservants | 
 | 117.
							 |  | General provisions
on post-conviction
forfeiture | 
 | 118.
							 |  | A penalty to the
value of the proceeds
of crime | 
 | 119.
							 |  | Attorney General
to institute proceeding
for Post conviction
Forfeiture | 
 | 120.
							 |  | Manner of institution of proceedings | 
 | 121.
							 |  | Notice of
Proceedings | 
 | 122.
							 |  | Statement of
objections | 
 | 123.
							 |  | Inquiry | 
 | 124.
							 |  | Value based
forfeiture | 
 | 125.
							 |  | General provisions
for non-conviction
based forfeiture | 
 | 126.
							 |  | Situations
where non-
conviction
based forfeiture
proceedings
can be instituted | 
 | 127.
							 |  | Non-conviction
based forfeiture proceedings | 
 | 128.
							 |  | Provisions
common to
post-conviction
forfeiture of
proceeds of
crime and non-
conviction
based forfeiture
of
proceeds of
crime
following
the
order
of
forfeiture  | 
 | 129.
							 |  | Cause of action 
to recover the 
pecuniary,
sentimental, or
other loss or
damage
suffered by a
party from an
unlawful
activity | 
 | 130.
							 |  | Institution of
action for civil
remedy by civil
society
organization for
the benefit of 
the victims | 
 | 131.
							 |  | Disposal of
forfeited
proceeds of
crime | 
 | 132.
							 |  | Victims of Crime
Reparation Trust
Fund | 
 | 133.
							 |  | Funds of the Trust
Fund | 
 | 134.
							 |  | The Board of
Trustees of the
Trust Fund | 
 | 135.
							 |  | Duties of the Trust
Fund | 
 | 136.
							 |  | Beneficiaries of
the Trust Fund | 
 | 137.
							 |  | The meetings
and the
quorum, of the
Board of
Trustees | 
 | 138.
							 |  | Board Secretary
of the Board of
Trustees | 
 | 139.
							 |  | Acts or
proceedings of
the Board of
Trustees
deemed not to
be invalid by 
reason of any 
vacancy | 
 | 140.
							 |  | Remuneration
of the membersof the Board of
Trustees | 
 | 141.
							 |  | Mutual Legal Assistance | 
 | 142.
							 |  | Request by Sri
Lanka to
competent
authorities of
other countries | 
 | 143.
							 |  | Request by
foreign
administrative,
law
enforcement
and judicial
competent
authirities of
other countries
to Sri Lankan
counterparts  | 
 | 144.
							 |  | Mutual
Cooperation | 
 | 145.
							 |  | Extradition | 
 | 146.
							 |  | Regulations | 
 | 147.
							 |  | This Act to
prevail over the
provisions of
other laws | 
 | 148.
							 |  | Protection for acts
done in good faith | 
 | 149.
							 |  | Application of the
Right to Information
Act | 
 | 150.
							 |  | Definitions | 
 | 151.
							 |  | Sinhala text to
prevail in case 
of inconsistency |