10th Parliament· 154 sittings on record · 30,475 speeches · latest 10 June 2026

Sitting of Tuesday, 7 October 2025

10th Parliament· 18 debates· 193 speeches· 61 speakers

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  1. 6 Oral question Oral Question: Three-Storey Building of Thelijjawila Central College, Matara - Renovation (Q.1083/2025) 5 speeches
    • Mr. Speaker procedural
    • Hon. (Prof.) L.M. Abeywickrama JJB

      AI summary Hon. (Prof.) L.M. Abeywickrama asked the Prime Minister and Minister of Education about the condition of the three-storey building at Thelijjawila Central College, Matara, which has been taken out of use after a mound of earth damaged two ground-floor classrooms. He noted that the building had housed 17 classrooms and key offices, causing disruption to school activities, and sought information on any recent renovation efforts, proposed repair measures, and steps to conserve the affected land.

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    • Hon. (Dr.) Harini Amarasuriya - Prime Minister and Minister of Education, Higher Education and Vocational Education JJB

      AI summary The Prime Minister stated that, despite initial disruptions, educational activities are now continuing without interruption. She confirmed that renovation of the affected building depends on first addressing the risk of further slope failure, with the National Building Research Organisation carrying out slope-stabilization work. Technical evaluations are underway, the contract is expected to be awarded in October 2025, and completion is anticipated within six months, after which building renovation is planned for 2026.

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    • Hon. (Prof.) L.M. Abeywickrama JJB

      AI summary Hon. (Prof.) L.M. Abeywickrama raised concerns about the continuing disruption at Thelijjawila Central College in Matara following an incident on 03 October 2023. He noted that nearly two years later debris and earth had not been cleared, forcing Advanced Level classes to be held in museum spaces, and asked what obstacles had prevented even basic clearance work.

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    • Hon. (Dr.) Harini Amarasuriya - Prime Minister and Minister of Education, Higher Education and Vocational Education JJB

      AI summary The Prime Minister stated that the NBRO and relevant agencies are responsible for carrying out the required work, while the Ministry’s priority is to minimize harm to the school and ensure education continues. She said funds had been allocated to begin the work and provide alternative classrooms, and that the Ministry intervened during the year to expedite tasks that had been delayed for a long period.

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