SC rules two clauses of proposed Sri Lanka Cricket Bill inconsistent with the Constitution
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The Supreme Court has determined that two clauses of the proposed Sri Lanka Cricket Bill are inconsistent with the Constitution and would require a two-thirds majority in Parliament to be passed in their present form. Speaker Dr. Jagath Wic.
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- —The Supreme Court has determined that two clauses of the proposed Sri Lanka Cricket Bill are inconsistent with the Constitution and would require a two-thirds majority in Parliament to be passed in their present form.
- —Jagath Wickramaratne announced the Court’s determination in Parliament yesterday (12).
- —According to the determination, the two provisions can [].
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