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Representatives of the Sri Lanka Insurance Brokers Association and the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce are scheduled to meet Minister of Finance Dr Sarath Amunugama and make separate representations to stop the implementation of the revised fire tariff which is to be introduced with effect from June 1, 2004.
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