Tag: National People’s Power
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Sri Lanka Parliament’s Bill to Revoke Benefits for Former Presidents
Introduction In a significant move, the Parliament of Sri Lanka has passed a bill aimed at revoking the benefits traditionally afforded to former presidents. This legislative action aligns with the commitment made by the National People’s Power (NPP) party during the recent parliamentary elections, where they vowed to curtail excessive privileges granted to past leaders.…
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Sri Lanka Parliament Bill on Former Presidents’ Privileges
Sri Lanka’s Legislative Action on Former Presidents Sri Lanka is witnessing a significant legislative shift as the Parliament moves to revoke privileges previously extended to former presidents. This development aligns with the promise made by the National People’s Power party during the recent parliamentary elections, aiming to reshape the political landscape and accountability mechanisms within…
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Sri Lanka Parliament Passes Bill to Revoke Benefits for Ex-Presidents
Overview of the Bill The recent passage of the bill in the Sri Lankan Parliament marks a significant shift in the political landscape. This legislation aims to revoke various privileges that have been historically granted to former presidents. Introduced by the National People’s Power party, this bill fulfills a promise made during the election campaign…