There is no hindrance for the public at present to obtain necessary information under the Right to Information Act, says Minister of Justice and Prison Reforms Thalatha Atukorale.
Government employees are obliged to provide the relevant information to the public, she further mentioned.
Minister Thalatha Atukorale stated this joining a public meeting held in Ratnapura.
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