Parliament to debate motion expressing displeasure against President

Parliament to debate motion expressing displeasure against President

May 12, 2022   02:55 pm

The political party leaders have decided to convene the next parliamentary session on the 17th of May (Tuesday).

At a special meeting of the party leaders, an agreement has been reached to take up the debate on the motion expressing displeasure against the President, following a special approval by the House.

A party leaders’ meeting chaired by Speaker Mahinda Yapa Abeywardena was held this morning (12). 

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