Parliament Convenes for Three Days from April 7th; Easter Sunday Attacks Debate on Thursday; Energy Minister Faces No-Confidence Motion

The Sri Lankan Parliament is scheduled to convene for three days on April 7, 9, and 10, with April 8 designated as a public holiday. This parliamentary agenda was finalized by the Committee on Parliamentary Business during its meeting on March 19, chaired by Speaker Jagath Wickramaratne, and subsequently confirmed by Parliament Secretary Kushani Rohanadeera. A significant item on the agenda for April 10 is the debate on a no-confidence motion filed against Energy Minister Kumara Jayakody. Other proceedings include debates on various acts and orders on April 7, and discussions on military acts alongside an adjournment debate concerning the Easter attacks on April 9. Each sitting day will commence with parliamentary business from 9:30 am, followed by questions for oral answers and questions under Standing Order 27(2).