Sitting of Friday, 12 September 2025

Order of business

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1. 1 Papers Tabling of Papers: Auditor-General's Report and Government Regulations 2 speeches ▸
2. 2 Committee report Committee Report: Public Finance Committee on Budget Estimate of CIABOC 1 speeches ▸
3. 3 Petitions Petitions: Various Citizens' Petitions (Multiple Ministers) 5 speeches ▸
4. 4 Procedural Point of Order: CIABOC Report (Hon. Harsha de Silva) 1 speeches ▸
5. 5 Oral question Oral Question: Ceylon Fisheries Corporation Fish Purchases (Q.2/2025) 10 speeches ▸
6. 6 Oral question Oral Question: Condominium Management Authority Objectives (Q.3/2025) 5 speeches ▸
7. 7 Oral question Oral Question: Co-operative Development Functions (Q.4/2025) 47 speeches ▸
8. 8 Oral question Oral Question: Economic Centres Details (Q.5/2025) 12 speeches ▸
9. 9 Oral question Oral Question: National Youth Services Council Objectives (Q.6/2025) 11 speeches ▸
10. 10 Oral question Oral Questions: Stood Down (Q.7/2025, Q.8/2025, Q.9/2025) 9 speeches ▸
11. 11 Oral question Oral Question: Wanawasala and Aruwakkalu Waste Projects Current Status (Q.10/2025) 8 speeches ▸
12. 12 Oral question Oral Question: E-Visa Fraud Forensic Audit (Q.2 Second Round/2025) 6 speeches ▸
13. 13 Oral question Questions by Private Notice: Issues in Education and Higher Education Sectors (Standing Order 27(2)) 88 speeches ▸
14. 14 Procedural Procedural Matters: Points of Order and Bill Presentation 4 speeches ▾
    • The Hon. (Dr.) Ramanathan Archchuna Independent Group 17 - Jaffna

      AI summary The Hon. (Dr.) Ramanathan Archchuna raised a point of Order. No substantive issue, proposal, or question is included in the provided excerpt.

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    • The Hon. (Dr.) Ramanathan Archchuna Independent Group 17 - Jaffna

      AI summary Dr. Ramanathan Archchuna challenged the rejection of his Question under Standing Order 27(2), arguing that alleged improper Health Ministry payments to a doctor who had gone abroad for five months constituted a national matter. He asked whether public funds allegedly misused in the North should qualify for parliamentary scrutiny under that Standing Order.

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15. 15 Papers Bills Presented: Convention Against Doping in Sport (Amendment) Bill 1 speeches ▸
16. 16 Debate Votes of Condolence: Late Former Members of Parliament (P. Dayaratna, Gamini Lokuge, Indradasa Hettiarachchi, M. H. Cegu Isadean, W. B. Ranatunga) 41 speeches ▸
17. 17 Adjournment Adjournment 1 speeches ▸