The role of the Opposition is to challenge and scrutinize the government’s actions and policies, providing alternative viewpoints and holding the government accountable.
A parliamentary committee is a group of members appointed by the Parliament to handle specific duties such as reviewing legislation, investigating issues, and overseeing government operations.
A bill becomes an act after it is passed by the Parliament and then endorsed by the Speaker.
The Speaker is the head of the Parliament, responsible for maintaining order during debates and ensuring the rules of the Parliament are followed.
Handbook of Parliament
The System of Elections in Sri Lanka
How Parliament Works
Business of Parliament
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