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Debate: Central Bank Rules on Export Proceeds Repatriation and Essential Public Services Resolution

10 June 2026·Hansard No. 23707

14 orders of business· 300 speeches ·Top topics:Parliamentary ProcedurePublic FinanceEmployment

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“Hon. Deputy Speaker, in recent days certain groups have been spreading numerous malicious and false claims. A series of attempts have been launched to mislead society through false statements alleging that Mr.”

The Hon. Ananda Wijepala - Minister of Public Security and Parliamentary Affairs· JJB· Kurunegala · 10 June 2026

AI summary Minister Ananda Wijepala informed Parliament that investigations into the 2019 Easter Sunday attacks, initiated following a 2024 complaint and conducted with Attorney-General’s guidance under a pending Colombo Magistrate’s Court case, have produced material implicating retired Major General Tuan Suresh Sallay. He said investigators have evidence alleging that Sallay, while in senior intelligence roles, helped steer Islamist extremists towards the attacks, ignored prior warnings, suppressed sensitive information, and was linked to claims made by informants and in a Channel 4 programme. The Minister stated that these matters are being treated as potential offences under the Prevention of Terrorism Act, rejecting claims that Sallay was unlawfully arrested, detained, or tortured.

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10 June 2026 300 speeches across 14 items. Parliamentary Procedure
9 June 2026 221 speeches across 8 items. Parliamentary Procedure
22 May 2026 140 speeches across 15 items. Parliamentary Procedure

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1 Hon. Bimal Rathnayake, M.P. National List 1,262
2 Hon. Dayasiri Jayasekara, Attorney at Law, M.P. Kurunegala 748
3 Hon. (Dr.) Nalinda Jayatissa, M.P. Kalutara 729
4 Hon. Ravi Karunanayake, M.P. National List 694
5 Hon. Sajith Premadasa, M.P. Colombo 691

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2026-06-10	300	Parliamentary ProcedurePublic Finance	Processed
2026-06-09	221	Parliamentary ProcedurePublic Finance	Processed
2026-05-22	140	Parliamentary ProcedurePublic Finance	Processed
2026-05-21	196	Public FinanceParliamentary Procedure	Processed
2026-05-20	247	Parliamentary ProcedurePublic Finance	Processed

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