Cabinet sub-committee to study expert committee report on draft Constitution
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Cabinet sub-committee to study expert committee report on draft Constitution

May 3, 2022   01:34 pm

The Cabinet of Ministers has given the approval to appoint a five-member Cabinet sub-committee to study the preliminary report compiled by the expert committee to draft a new Constitution and make appropriate amendments.

The sub-committee consists of the following ministers:

01. Prof. G.L. Peiris (Chairman) - Minister of Foreign Affairs
02. Dinesh Gunawardena - Minister of Public Administration, Home Affairs, Provincial Councils and Local Government
03. Douglas Devananda - Minister of Fisheries
04. Dr. Ramesh Pathirana - Minister of Education and Plantation Industries
05. Ali Sabri - Minister of Finance and Justice

The Cabinet of Ministers on September 20, 2020 decided to appoint a committee of legal experts, chaired by President’s Counsel Romesh de Silva, to draft a new Constitution.

The preliminary report of the committee was submitted to the President on April 25, 2022.

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