Sitting of Friday, 12 September 2025

10th Parliament· 17 debates· 252 speeches· 46 speakers

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Order of business

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1 Papers Tabling of Papers: Auditor-General's Report and Government Regulations 2 speeches
2 Committee report Committee Report: Public Finance Committee on Budget Estimate of CIABOC 1 speeches
3 Petitions Petitions: Various Citizens' Petitions (Multiple Ministers) 5 speeches
4 Procedural Point of Order: CIABOC Report (Hon. Harsha de Silva) 1 speeches
5 Oral question Oral Question: Ceylon Fisheries Corporation Fish Purchases (Q.2/2025) 10 speeches
6 Oral question Oral Question: Condominium Management Authority Objectives (Q.3/2025) 5 speeches
7 Oral question Oral Question: Co-operative Development Functions (Q.4/2025) 47 speeches
8 Oral question Oral Question: Economic Centres Details (Q.5/2025) 12 speeches
9 Oral question Oral Question: National Youth Services Council Objectives (Q.6/2025) 11 speeches
10 Oral question Oral Questions: Stood Down (Q.7/2025, Q.8/2025, Q.9/2025) 9 speeches
11 Oral question Oral Question: Wanawasala and Aruwakkalu Waste Projects Current Status (Q.10/2025) 8 speeches
12 Oral question Oral Question: E-Visa Fraud Forensic Audit (Q.2 Second Round/2025) 6 speeches
13 Oral question Questions by Private Notice: Issues in Education and Higher Education Sectors (Standing Order 27(2)) 88 speeches
14 Procedural Procedural Matters: Points of Order and Bill Presentation 4 speeches
15 Papers Bills Presented: Convention Against Doping in Sport (Amendment) Bill 1 speeches
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 Adjournment Adjournment 1 speeches
- The Hon. (Mrs.) Saroja Savithri Paulraj - Minister of Women and Child Affairs JJB
  
  AI summary The Minister of Women and Child Affairs moved that Parliament adjourn. The motion was agreed to, and Parliament adjourned at 3.56 p.m. until 9.30 a.m. on Tuesday, 23rd September 2025.
  
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