Leader of the House Minister Lakshman Kiriella today told Parliament that the parliamentary privileges of the MPs have been violated by disclosing details of phone
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Sri Lanka Prime Minister says will pay off all debts during this government’s time
Sri Lanka’s Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe stated in parliament today that under the good governance government the Treasury will be brought under the control of
Over 50% of state institutions are not in a favourable state: Auditor General
Auditor General, Gamini Wijesinghe, said more than 50% of state institutions are not in a favourable state, according to the State Accounting Council’s report submitted
Opposition Leader Sampanthan makes appeal in parliament to those taking stand that ‘promotes disharmony’
Opposition leader R. Sampanthan made heartfelt appeal to former President Mahinda Rajapaksa, today, in parliament. R. Sampanthan claimed that the position taken by former President
Sri Lanka Parliament passes Second Reading of 2018 budget
Sri Lanka parliament passed the Second Reading of the Appropriation Bill (2018) with a majority of 93 votes today, when it was taken for vote
81 State institutions rewarded for high level of performance in Fiscal Year 2015.
The Committee on Public Accounts of the Parliament (COPA), under the direction of its Chairman State Minister Lasantha Alagiyawanna has rewarded 81 institutions that have
Government reinstated financial powers vested with the legislature – Premier
Sri Lanka Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe says the current unity government was able to reinstate the financial powers with the legislature which in the past
COPA to present report on 831 state institutions to parliament tomorrow
Deputy Minister of Finance and Mass Media and Chairman of the Committee on Public Accounts (COPA), Lasantha Alagiyawanna yesterday said he will present the most
PAFFREL calls for sworn statements from MPs assuring they are not dual citizens
An election monitoring watchdog in Sri Lanka, People’s Action for Free and Fair Elections (PAFFREL) says the citizens of another country could not represent people
Australian Parliament and the Citizenship Saga
By T. Rusiripala An issue concerning the eligibility of elected Parliamentarians to continue as Ministers and MPs has arisen due to a revelation that many