However, she stated that there is a decline in the number of complaints lodged with the Commission with regard to policy constraints such as the ownership of lands and applications for loans. Further, the loan scheme introduced by the Central Bank is unapproachable to the general public and expressed her views as to how this problem can be solved through Grama Nilaharis. She also stated that views expressed with regard to the children who need care and protection should receive due attention since most of the educated women are compelled to stay at home to look after their children. It will also be appropriate if amenable office hours are maintained and problems pertaining to the productivity in Sri Lanka also demand careful consideration. The Chairperson stated that a report containing all these views and proposals expressed at the discussion will be prepared and action will be taken to transmit it to the relevant authorities for taking necessary action. The Chairperson while expressing her thanks to the speakers and the participants at the discussion did not forget to point out the necessity to form a strong women’s movement in Sri Lanka. 12 12