First Parliamentary Sitting for the year 2022 scheduled for January 11
Committee on Parliamentary Business decides that the first Parliamentary Sitting for the year 2022 will be held on January 11. […]
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12 staff members of Parliament tested positive for Covid
Following 275 random Rapid Antigen tests carried out in the Parliament, 12 staff members were tested positive for Covid says
COPE directs to submit a report within a month on recruitments, including excess posts in the National Housing Development Authority
As there are 688 vacancies in the National Housing Development Authority as at 31st May 2021, the Chairman of the
Legal impediment related to co-ownership in gem mining will be removed
The Ministerial Consultative Committee on Industries recently agreed to the relevant orders to remove the legal impediment to obtaining permits
The annual report of the Central Bank for the year 2020 will not be debated July 9
The Committee on Parliamentary Business met today (08) under the chairmanship of Speaker Mahinda Yapa Abeywardena decided not to hold
Bill to increase the minimum wage of private sector employees discussed. Minimum monthly wage to increase Rs. 12,500 and the minimum daily wage Rs. 500
The Bill to amend the National Minimum Wage for Private Sector Employees in Sri Lanka was discussed at the Ministerial
Committee report on the incidents that took place in Parliament on 2021 April 21, handed over to the Speaker
The report of the Committee appointed to look in to the incidents that took place in Parliament chamber and its
MP Jayantha Ketagoda Resigns
Parliamentarian Jayantha Ketagoda has handed over the resignation letter from the MP Post to the Secretary General of Parliament to
Committee on High Posts approves the appointments of 2 Ambassadors 3 Secretaries to Ministries and a Chairman
Committee on High Posts approves the appointments of 02 Ambassadors, 03 Secretaries to Ministries and a Chairman. The Committee on
Parliament Sittings limited to one day due to COVID19
Due to the prevailing COVID19 situations, it was decided today (June 7) at the Committee on Parliamentary Business chaired by