SRI LANKA NAVY ANNUAL PERFOR MANCE REPORT

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SRI LANKA NAVY ANNUAL PERFORMANCE REPORT - 2007

SRI LANKA NAVY ANNUAL PERFORMANCE REPORT - 2007 SECTION 01 - POLICY SECTION 02 - COMMAND ORGANIZATION AND ADMINISTRATION SECTION 03 - BUDGET ESTIMATES YEAR 2007 SECTION 04 - REHABILITATION & IMPROVEMENT & ACQUISITION OF BUILDING & STRUCTURE SECTION 05 - ADVANCE ACCOUNT 1

SECTION 01 POLICY 1. The role of the Sri Lanka Navy as a specialized arm of the Defence Services is the defence of the country against any threat to its sovereignty and territorial integrity, arising, particularly from beyond its territorial limits. The area under Naval surveillance by definition is the sea board, the territorial waters, the Contiguous Zone and the Exclusive Economic Zone, over each of which the Navy has specific duties and functions to perform, both in times of conflicts and in times of peace. 2. A secondary role of the Navy is land operation conducted with other Defence Services for the preservation of law and order, especially in terms of internal strife. 3. A tertiary function is assisting administrative functions of Government Institutions, particularly those involved in maritime activity and participation in development programmes. 4. During the period under review, most of the Naval operations were concentrated in the establishment and policing of the Surveillance Zone, support and services for the sea operations, and in carrying out the tasks entrusted under Operational Headquarters, Ministry of Defence. All other functions played a minor role in Naval activities during this year. 2

SECTION 02 COMMAND ORGANIZATION AND ADMINISTRATION/ BOARD OF MANAGEMENT OF SRI LANKA NAVY 1. Board of Management of Sri Lanka Navy. 01 Commander of the Navy Vice Admiral WKJ Karannagoda 02 Chief of Staff Rear Admiral CN Thuduwewatta (2007.01.01 2007.05.20) Rear Admiral TMWKB Tennakoon (2007.05.21 2007.12.31) 03 Deputy Chief of Staff Rear Admiral TMWKB Tennakoon (2007.01.01 2007.05.20) Rear Admiral MRU Sirirwardena (2007.08.01 2007.12.31) 04 Director General Operations Commodore SMB Weerasekara (2007.01.22 2007.08.26) Commodore JSK Colombage (2007.08.27 2007.12.31) 05 Director General (Personnel & Training) Rear Admiral MRU Siriwardena 06 Director General Services Rear Admiral TMWKB Thennakoon (2007.01.01 2007.05.20) Rear Admiral PLN Obeysinghe (2007.06.23 2007.08.16) Rear Admiral MRU Sirirwardena (2007.08.17 2007.12.16) Rear Admiral DWAS Dissanayake (2007.12.17 2007.12.31) 3

07 Director General Engineering Rear Admiral DM Dharmaweera 08 Director General Electrical & Electronic Engineering Rear Admiral JC Hettigama 09 Director General Logistics Rear Admiral HR Mayadunne 10 Director General Health Services Surgeon Rear Admiral NELW Jayasekara 11 Director Naval Operation Commodore SMB Weerasekara (2007.01.01 2007.01.21) Commodore SS Ranasinghe (2007.01.22 2007.07.26) Commodore RC Wijegunarathne (2007.07.27 2007.12.31) 12 Secretary to the Commander of the Navy Commodore KJCS Fernando 13 Director Naval Administration Commodore GEC Jayawardena (2007.01.01 2007.11.11) Commodore PADR Perera (2007.11.12 2007.12.31) 14 Director Naval Welfare Commodore AC Rupasinghe 15 Director Naval Project & Plans Commodore WMLTB Illangakoon (2007.01.01 2007.10.17) Commodore DS Udawatta (2007.10.18 2007.12.31) 4

16 Director Naval Personnel Commodore JSK Colombage (2007.01.01 2007.03.31) Commodore DEC Jayakody (2007.07.01 2007.12.31) 17 Director Naval Logistics Commodore RR Wijayasundara 18 Director Naval Training Commodore JSK Colombage (2007.01.01 2007.03.31) Commodore WMKN Weerakoon (2007.04.11 2007.12.31) 19 Director Naval Pay & Pension Commodore DS Molligoda 20 A/ Director Budget Captain PMND Fernando 21 Director Finance Mr. RA Wijesena 2. Area Organization. For the effective Command and Administrative control of the waters of Sri Lanka and the littoral districts are divided into five Naval areas. a. Northern Naval Area - Commanded by the Commander Northern Naval Area b. Eastern Naval Area - Commanded by the Commander Eastern Naval Area c. Western Naval Area - Commanded by the Commander Western Naval Area d. North Central Naval Area - Commanded by the Commander North Central Naval Area e. Southern Naval Area - Commanded by the Commander Southern Naval Area 3. Establishments. Shore Establishments of the Sri Lanka Navy are as follows:- a. Northern Naval Area SLNS Elara SLNS Uththara SLNS Wasabha SLNS Gotaimbara SLNS Kanchadewa SLNS Agbo SLNS Welusumana 5

b. Eastern Naval Area Naval & Maritime Academy SLNS Tissa SLN Dockyard SLNS Mahaweli SLNS Vijayaba SLNS Walagamba SLNS Parakumba c. Western Naval Area Naval Headquarters SLNS Gemunu SLNS Parakrama SLNS Rangalla SLNS Vijaya SLNS Lanka SLNS Mahasen SLNS Kelani SLNS Thakshila d. North Central Naval Area SLNS Shiksha SLNS Gajaba SLNS Thammanna SLNS Pandukabaya e. Southern Naval Area SLNS Nipuna SLNS Dakshina SLNS Ruhuna 4. Number of Ships/ Craft in Sri Lanka Navy a. Fast Missile Vessel (PGFG) - 02 b. Offshore Patrol Vessel (OPV) - 02 c. Sub Cheser (PCF) - 01 d. Landing Ship Tanker (LSM) - 01 e. Fast Gun Boat ((PCF) - 11 f. Fast Attack Craft (PCF) - 48 g. Fast Passenger Craft (LCP) - 03 h. Landing Craft Medium (LCM) - 02 i. Landing Craft Utility (LCU) - 02 j. Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC) - 1 k. Coastal Patrol Craft (PC) - 12 l. Inshore Patrol Craft (PB) - 43 m. Trawlers - 11 n. Wallam - 07 o. Tug/ Tannac (Loaned/ belonging to SLPA) - 02 p. FGD - 386 6

SECTION 03 BUDGET ESTIMATES YEAR 2007 Expenditure Head No - 223 Expenditure Head Name - Sri Lanka Navy (Dept.) Programme No. - 01 Programme Description - Operational Activities No. of Projects - 04 Project Description - Project 1 : General Administration and Establishment Services Project 2 : Maritime Operations Project 3 : Logistics, Technical and other Support Services Project 4 : Volunteer Force 7

1. Details of Total Expenditure Allocation of provisions for the Sri Lanka Navy for the year 2007 was Rs. 26,743,000,000.00. In addition to this allocation a sum of Rs. 2,345,000,000.00 was provided as supplementary allocation as indicated below. Accordingly total allocation Rs. 29,088,000,000.00. DESCRIPTION TOTAL ALLOCATION EXPENDITURE BALANCE Recurrent 16,494,840,000.00 16,485,575,241.57 9,264,758.43 Capital 12,423,479,200.00 9,650,882,075.31 2,772,597,124.69 Total 28,918,319,200.00 26,136,457,316.88 2,781,261,883.12 2. Supplementary allocation received during 2007. a. Personal Emolument Vote Description Rs. 223-01-1-1001 Salaries and Wages 1,170,000,000.00 223-01-1-1002 Overtime other 480,000,000.00 Allowances 223-01-4-1002 Overtime and other Allowances 50,000,000.00 223-01-1-1001 Salaries and Wages 140,000,000.00 223-01-1-1002 Overtime and other 5,000,000.00 Allowances b. Expenditure of Each Vote Details of expenditure during year 2007 as per vote vice as follows. Object Code Total Allocate Expenditure Balance Expenditure Personal Emoluments 1001 6,859,400,000.00 6,859,400,000.00 Nil 100% 1002 3,121,000,000.00 3,121,000,000.00 Nil 100% Travelling Expenses 1101 5,000,000.00 3,737,086.31 1,262,913.69 74.74% 1102 31,500,000.00 31,500,000.00 Nil 100% Supplies 1201 43,700,000.00 43,700,000.00 Nil 100% 1202 1,861,600,000.00 1,861,600,000.00 Nil 100% 1203 2,009,500,000.00 2,009,500,000.00 Nil 100% 1204 57,000,000.00 57,000,000.00 Nil 100% 1205 1,232,000,000.00 1,232,000,000.00 Nil 100% Maintenance Expenditure 1301 36,900,000.00 36,900,000.00 Nil 100% 1302 15,700,000.00 15,700,000.00 Nil 100% 1303 27,000,000.00 27,000,000.00 Nil 100% Contractual Services 8

1401 519,600,000.00 519,600,000.00 Nil 100% 1402 55,840,000.00 55,840,000.00 Nil 100% 1403 249,600,000.00 249,600,000.00 Nil 100% 1404 5,700,000.00 5,700,000.00 Nil 100% 1405 329,000,000.00 321,871,065.00 7,128,935.00 97.83% Transfers 1501 13,200,000.00 13,200,000.00 Nil 100% 1502 1,000,000.00 1,000,000.00 Nil 100% 1506 20,000,000.00 19,727,090.26 272,909.74 98.63% Rehabilitation & Improvement of Capital Asses 2001 215,000,000.00 211,939,501.85 3,060,498.15 98.57% 2002 1,295,000,000.00 937,813,417.07 357,186,582.93 72.41% 2003 50,000,000.00 44,444,992.99 5,555,007.01 88.88% Acquisition of Capital Asses 2101 158,479,200.00 150,838,255.66 7,640,944.34 95.17% 2102 65,000,000.00 50,436,089.41 14,563,910.59 77.59% 2103 6,425,000,000.00 5,738,918,658.36 686,081,341.64 89.32% 2104 155,000,000.00 134,823,222.11 20,176,777.89 86,98% 2105 50,000,000.00 26,377,811.91 23,622,188.09 52.75% Human Resources Development 2401 10,000,000.00 9,958,893.81 41,106.19 99.58% Others 2503 4,000,000,000.00 2,345,331,232.14 1,654,668,767.86 58.63% 9

SECTION 04 REHABILITATION & IMPROVEMENT & ACQUISITION OF BUILDING & STRUCTURE 1. Projects Commenced in Year 2007. a. Contractual Projects Areas Actual Cost Northern Naval Area 44,431,316.88 Eastern Naval Area 69,958,230.00 Western Nava Area 109,838,551.36 North Central Naval Area 725,546.96 Southern Naval Area 3,960,034.20 b. New Projects Commenced in Year 2007 Areas Total Value Northern Naval Area 433,212,008.55 Eastern Naval Area 103,101,819.08 Western Nava Area 110,876,386.83 North Central Naval Area 24,109,433.75 Southern Naval Area - 2. Direct Labour Project Undertaken In Year 2007 Areas Material Cost Labour Cost Supervisory Cost Northern Naval Area 24,301,300.98 7,290,390.30 2,430,130.10 Eastern Naval Area 48,880,669.09 15,554,510.37 3,197,259.59 Western Nava Area 93,636,223.98 28,090,867.19 9,363,622.40 North Central Naval Area 39,121,241.44 19,560,620.72 1,956,062.07 Southern Naval Area 4,562,402.10 1,596,840.74 615,924.28 3. Project Undertaken for Designing and Preparation of Plans & Boo s In Year 2007. Areas Design Cost Northern Naval Area 565,099.72 Eastern Naval Area 1,008,142.00 Western Nava Area 14,175,101.28 North Central Naval Area 7,076,947.81 Southern Naval Area - 10

4. Details of Construction and Maintenance of Roads Areas Material Cost Labour Cost Supervisory Cost Northern Naval Area 593,500.00 207,725.00 59,350.00 Eastern Naval Area 508,319.50 177,911.83 34,311.57 Western Nava Area 7,334,082.00 733,408.20 36,670.41 North Central Naval Area 234,735.00 117,367.50 44,012.81 Southern Naval Area 39,930.22 13,975.58 5,390.58 11 26

SECTION 05 ADVANCE ACCOUNT Following advance accounts handle by Sri Lanka Navy. a. 22301 Public officers advance account. b. 22302 Stores explosive items advance account. SRI LANKA NAVY 22301 DETAILS OF PUBLIC OFFICERS ADVANCE ACCOUNTS 2007 Description Estimate Actual Maximum limit of expenditure 540,000,000.00 158,008,311.12 (Debits) Minimum limits of receipt 208,920,000.00 167,259,501.29 (Credits) Maximum limits of Debit 1,175,000,000.00 401,249,153.40 Balance SRI LANKA NAVY 22302 DETAILS OF STORES EXPLOSIVE ITEMS ADVANCE ACCOUNT 2007 Description Estimate Actual Maximum limit of expenditure 335,000,000.00 256,682,831.53 (Debits) Minimum limits of receipt 250,000,000.00 308,727,897.44 (Credits) Maximum limits of Debit 150,000,000.00 23,763,574.27 Balance 12 27