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Sitting of Tuesday, 3 June 2025

10th Parliament· 23 debates· 181 speeches· 56 speakers

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  9. 9 Oral question Oral Question: Kuliyapitiya Central College Function Hall (Q.801/2025) 5 speeches
    • The Hon. (Dr.) Harini Amarasuriya - Prime Minister and Minister of Education, Higher Education and Vocational Education JJB

      AI summary A response was provided to Question 801/2025 on the auditorium at Kuliyapitiya Central College, clarifying that it is not a large function hall and that the Ministry of Education has spent Rs. 206,177,622.83 to date. For partially completed “Nearest School, Best School” projects with legal complications, the matter will be referred for a Cabinet decision before further action is taken. The remaining cost has not yet been calculated and will depend on decisions regarding contract termination and a technical assessment, including the air-conditioning system.

      Education Full speech →
    • The Hon. Dharmapriya Dissanayake JJB

      AI summary Asked the Prime Minister whether the Government will conduct an audit into the Deyata Kirula project, citing alleged misuse and loss of public funds during its implementation. He stated that the resulting wastage had contributed to the project being stalled for years.

      Corruption & Governance ReformPublic Finance Full speech →
    • The Hon. (Dr.) Harini Amarasuriya JJB

      AI summary Thousands of school infrastructure projects are reported to be incomplete, poorly executed, or halted, indicating a systemic issue rather than isolated failures. The priority identified is to complete such works to ensure children’s safety and school functionality, while also pursuing action over losses and non-performance across the system.

      Justice & Human RightsEducationPublic Finance Full speech →
    • The Hon. Dharmapriya Dissanayake JJB

      AI summary Hon. Dharmapriya Dissanayake asked for a timeline to complete a hall in Kuliyapitiya, noting that about 75 per cent of the work had already been completed. He said the facility was urgently needed as a theatre space for the town and could generate revenue for both the Department and the school if finished quickly.

      Infrastructure Full speech →
    • The Hon. (Dr.) Harini Amarasuriya JJB

      AI summary Due to contract-related issues, the relevant matters must be resolved and Cabinet approval obtained before proceeding. The stated objective is to complete as many of the affected projects as possible within the year.

      Infrastructure Full speech →