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

Sitting of Wednesday, 4 March 2026

10th Parliament· 21 debates· 222 speeches· 65 speakers

Source: Hansard PDF (parliament.lk) ↗ ·No. 23360 ·English daily/uncorrected Hansard

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  1. 13 Procedural Procedural: Points of Order on Iran Supreme Leader Assassination 8 speeches
    • Mr. Speaker procedural
    • Hon. Rauff Hakeem, Attorney-at-Law SJB

      AI summary Hon. Rauff Hakeem briefly indicated that he had a matter to raise before the House. No substantive issue, proposal, or question was presented in the quoted remarks.

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    • Mr. Speaker procedural
    • Hon. Rauff Hakeem, Attorney-at-Law SJB

      AI summary Hon. Rauff Hakeem rose to raise a point of order. No substantive argument, proposal, or question is recorded in the provided excerpt.

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    • Mr. Speaker procedural
    • Hon. Rauff Hakeem, Attorney-at-Law SJB

      AI summary Hon. Rauff Hakeem questioned the Government on its response to the reported assassination of Iran’s Supreme Leader, describing it as a violation of international law involving a friendly country. He asked the Minister to clarify why there had been no official condemnation or expression of condolence by the Government.

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    • Hon. Vijitha Herath JJB

      AI summary Hon. Vijitha Herath stated that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs had already issued an official statement and that he would visit the relevant Embassy to sign the condolence book and convey condolences. He emphasized that the actions taken were in line with the country’s obligations, not personal preferences.

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    • Hon. Rauff Hakeem, Attorney-at-Law SJB

      AI summary Hon. Rauff Hakeem briefly criticized another member for being unable to make a proper statement on the matter under discussion. His remarks were limited to an expression of disapproval and did not include a substantive proposal or question.

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