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12-member parliamentary select committee appointed to review election laws
12-member parliamentary select committee appointed to review election laws A 12-member Parliamentary Select Committee has been appointed to review and report on election laws, excluding Provincial Council election provisions. The news item is from Ada Derana, dated May 5, 2026. Additional links provided: article page and RSS feed. source http://www.adaderana.lk/news.php?nid=122117 Post navigation
12-member parliamentary select committee appointed to review election ...
A 12-member Parliamentary Select Committee has been appointed to review and report on election laws, excluding provisions relating to Provincial Council elections. Speaker Jagath Wickramaratne announced the appointment in Parliament today (05). The Committee has been tasked with conducting a comprehensive review of the existing electoral legal framework (excluding Provincial Council election laws), presenting its findings to Parliament, and submitting proposals and recommendations aimed at strengthening transparency within the electoral system. Professor A. H. M. H. Abayarathna has been appointed as the Chair of the Committee. The other members appointed to the Committee are Dr. Upali Pannilage, Muneer Mulaffer, Attorney-at-Law Sunil Watagala, Ravi Karunanayake, J. C. Alawathuwala, Harshana Rajakaruna, Kathiravelu Shanmugam Kugathasan, Ruwanthilaka Jayakody, Attorney-at-Law Thushari Jayasinghe, Mayilvaganam Jegatheeswaran, and Chandima Hettiarachchi.
Special Parliamentary Committee appointed to review election laws ...
A special Parliamentary committee chaired by Minister of Public Administration, Provincial Councils and Local Government Dr. A.H.M.H. Abayarathna has been appointed to review and make ...
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