Hon. Ruwanthilaka Jayakody, M.P.
Profession: Licensed Surveyor
Speeches 44 #107 of 225·#53 in party
Attendance 7/8 days present (of recorded)
Top topic Corruption & Governance Reform 21 speeches
Last spoke 19 May 2026 in Debate
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Speech history
44 speeches- 10 April 2025 AI summary Ruwanthilaka Jayakody raised concerns about alleged political misuse of authority in Minuwangoda, citing demolished public structures, the unreconstructed Pansilugoda bridge, and questions over spending priorities at the Regi Ranatunga School pool project. He asked whether all allocated funds for the pool had been used, whether a full audit had been conducted, and whether there was any evidence of misappropriation. Oral Questions: Primary Health Care and School Infrastructure Projects Corruption & Governance ReformInfrastructurePublic Finance Read →
- 7 March 2025 AI summary Hon. Ruwanthilaka Jayakody supported the 2025 Citizens’ Budget, arguing that it lays the foundation for recovery after the economic crisis and contrasting it with past fiscal mismanagement. He detailed allocations and plans under the Urban Development, Construction and Housing Ministry, including funding for Siyath Nagara, Anuradhapura and Jaffna development, urban regeneration housing, provincial master plans, and projects in Colombo, Homagama and Kolonnawa. He alleged past malpractice in urban development projects in Gampaha, including misuse of UDA land, underused buildings, and improper capture of public-purpose land, and said investigations would proceed while inviting voluntary return of such lands. He called for structured, needs-based urban planning to reduce rural–urban disparities and ensure transparent use of public funds. Debate: Appropriation Bill 2025 - Committee Stage (Heads 117, 123, 306, 307, 309-311, 332, 336) Corruption & Governance ReformLand & HousingPublic Finance Read →
- 24 February 2025 AI summary Ruwanthilaka Jayakody presented seven public petitions to Parliament from residents of Minuwangoda, Gampaha, Makawita, Moragoda, Doranagoda, and Heiyantuduwa. The petitions were formally tabled for parliamentary consideration without further detail on their subject matter. Petitions Parliamentary Procedure Read →
- 6 December 2024 AI summary Ruwanthilaka Jayakody thanked voters in Gampaha and Minuwangoda and said the National People’s Power mandate reflected a public demand for “system change” after decades of governance he linked to corruption, racism and economic hardship. He argued that the Government had already begun a political-cultural transformation by avoiding post-election violence and gaining support across ethnic and regional lines, including in the North, hill country and Minuwangoda. He said the Government’s “Prosperous Country, Beautiful Life” policy would address cost-of-living pressures, with concrete measures to be presented in the upcoming Budget, and invited the Opposition to support President Anura Kumara Dissanayake’s programme. Debate on Vote on Account for Ministry of Public Administration and Related Matters Corruption & Governance ReformCost of Living Read →