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Siridhamma College

Siridhamma College is a school in Labuduwa, Sri Lanka. History Siridhamma College was established to fill the educational needs with the seat of Akmeemana by the Minister of Education Richard Pathirana in 1995. On 6 February 1995 the Prime Minister Sirimavo Bandaranaike opened the school by registering first school child name. The school was named Siridhamma College, after the monk, Labuduwe Siridhamma Thero, who was the first monk to graduate from Oxford University. The school commenced with 90 students and one building with three classes for grade 1. It was subsequently expanded and in 1996, students were enrolled for grade 6 from a Placement test. With those chosen students, three classes for grade 6 were started. The increasing number of students resulted in school expanding with new buildings. On 6 January 1996 a new two—storey building for primary section was opened and construction was started on an additional three story building with a laboratory. The school held its first sport meet in 1996. In 1999 the school established a hostel to accommodate students from outside the area. The first principal of the school was P. S. K. Rajapaksha. The first sports meet was held in 1996. Siridhamma College paid a great attention in teaching English to the students from the very beginning and is the only national school which conducts English medium classes from grade 1. Principals The following individuals have served as principal of Siridhamma College: Houses School Houses and their colors Sapphire Diamond Crystal Opal References
Aéroport de Ratmalana

L'aéroport Ratmalana (code IATA : RML • code OACI : VCCC), est le premier aéroport international du Sri Lanka. L'aéroport de Colombo Ratmalana fut le seul aéroport international du Sri Lanka jusqu'à l'inauguration de Bandaranaike, Katunayake en 1967. C'est un aéroport civil. Il y a 11 lignes aériennes domestiques basé à Ratmalana. L'aérodrome est également utilisé pour former tous les étudiants de l'aviation au Sri Lanka depuis les années 1960. Ratmalana a été déclarée ouverte pour les petits vols commerciaux internationaux. L'aéroport est disponible pour les opérations de jet à partir d'août 2012. Situation Compagnies aériennes et destinations Édité le 27/07/2017 Notes et références Portail de l’aéronautique Portail du Sri Lanka
Ratmalana Airport

Ratmalana Airport, oorspronkelijk ook gekend als Colombo Airport (ICAO: VCCC, IATA: RML) is een internationale luchthaven in Sri Lanka. Ze ligt zo'n 12 kilometer ten zuiden van de grootste stad en voormalige hoofdstad Colombo. De luchthaven is eveneens een luchtmachtbasis van de Sri Lankaanse strijdkrachten. Ze wordt uitgebaat door Airport and Aviation Services (Sri Lanka) Ltd, een staatsbedrijf dat ook andere luchthavens beheert. De basis beschikt over 20 straaljagers. Geschiedenis Ratmalana is de oudste luchthaven op het eiland en werd op 28 februari 1938 geopend, hoewel postvluchten reeds sinds 1934 op een daar gelegen grasvlakte landden. De in 1947 opgerichte nationale luchtvaartmaatschappij Air Ceylon had Ratmalana als thuisbasis. Het was tot de opening van de Bandaranaike International Airport in 1967 ook de eerste internationale luchthaven van het land. Na de opening van de nieuwe en grotere luchthaven viel de rol van Ratmalana terug tot enkel nationale lijnvluchten hoewel intussen sinds 2012 vanuit de luchthaven ook terug internationale bestemmingen worden bediend.
Port lotniczy Ratmalana

Port lotniczy Ratmalana – port lotniczy położony w mieście Kolombo, w Sri Lance. Jest używany do celów wojskowych i cywilnych. Obsługiwany przez Sri Lanka Air Force. Jest to czwarty co do wielkości port lotniczy Sri Lanki. Linie lotnicze i połączenia Aero Lanka (Dżaffna) Expo Aviation (Dżaffna)
Aeroportul Ratmalana

Aeroportul Ratmalana (IATA: RML, ICAO: VCCC) este un aeroport din Ratmalana⁠(d), Colombo District⁠(d), Western Province⁠(d), Sri Lanka ce deservește zona Colombo. A fost deschis în 1938. Situat la o altitudine de 5 m, aeroportul dispune de o singură pistă. Infrastructură Piste Terminale Note Vezi și
Коломбо-Ратмалана (аеропорт)

Аеропорт Ратмалана (синг. රත්මලාන ගුවන්තොටුපළ, трансліт. Ratmalāna Guvantoṭupaḷa; там. இரத்மலானை வானூர்தி நிலையம், трансліт. Iratmalāṉai Vāṉūrti Nilaiyam) (IATA: RML, ICAO: VCCC) - внутрішній аеропорт, що обслуговує місто Коломбо, столицю Шрі-Ланки. Це був перший міжнародний аеропорт країни, і був єдиним міжнародним аеропортом у Шрі-Ланці до інаугурації міжнародного аеропорту Бандаранайке в 1967 році. Аеропорт в даний час обслуговує декілька внутрішніх напрямків і є хабом для кількох авіаційних навчальних організацій. Релаксація правил останнім часом показала, що аеропорт відкритий для міжнародних корпоративних реактивних літаків та чартерних рейсів. Аеропорт розташований на 15 км на південь від міста Коломбо. Термінали В даний час в аеропорту діють 2 термінали. Термінал 1: Міжнародні корпоративні реактивні літаки і внутрішні Термінал 2: Міжнародні регіональні операції Авіалінії та напрямки Пасажирські Див. також Список авіакомпаній Шрі-Ланки Міжнародний аеропорт імені Соломона Бандаранайке Аеропорт Баттікалоа Аеропорт Ампара Аеропорт Вавунія Примітки Посилання Sri Lanka Air Force Base Ratmalana [Архівовано 26 листопада 2018 у Wayback Machine.]
Dharmasoka College

Dharmasoka College is a coed school in Sri Lanka. The college was established in 1913. It was supported by the Buddhist Theosophical Society led by Colonel Henry Steel Olcott, and accordingly is one of Sri Lanka's oldest schools. It provides primary and secondary education. Location and size Dharmasoka College is situated in Ambalangoda within the administrative district of Galle, Sri Lanka. It currently has over 5,500 students and approximately 250 members of the academic staff. History In 1913, the college was established with fifteen students by its founder, Mudliar Santiago Thomas de Silva, who spent his own wealth to establish and develop the college. On 10 April 1929, the Sugatha Sasanodaya Samithiya (a benevolent society) took over administration of the college. The government of Sri Lanka took control of the college in 1961. Some managers under Sugatha Sasanodaya Samithiya were P. de S. Kularatne, Dr. M. H Saddhasena and L. C. de Silva, all were former Members of Parliament. Approximately 150 students are selected to the local universities in each year. Dharmasoka College students are called Sokians. Notable alumni Mahinda Deshapriya, former chairman of the Election Commission of Sri Lanka Sarath Fonseka (Field Marshal), Former Commander of the Sri Lanka Army(GENERAL), Former Chief of the Defence Staff, Presidential Candidate in 2010(lose), Member of Parliament for Colombo District, Cabinet Minister for Regional Development. Rohana Wijeweera, Presidential Candidate in 1982, Founder of the Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna, Leader of the 1971 JVP Insurrection and 1987–89 JVP Insurrection Jayalath Weerakkody, Former Air Force Commander and Former Sri Lankan High Commissioner to Pakistan Upul Tharanga, Test/ODI Cricketer Dinesh Chandimal, Test/ODI Cricketer Gunadasa Kapuge, Veternent Musician C. P. de Silva, Former Civil Servant, Former Cabinet Minister Sunil Handunnetti, Member of Parliament for Colombo District Buddhika Kurukularatne, journalist and former Member of Parliament for Galle District Shan Wijayalal De Silva, Chief Minister of Southern Province of Sri Lanka L. H. Sumanadasa, Vice Chancellor of the University of Ceylon and founder of the University of Moratuwa Ajit de Silva, Former Test cricketer Saman Jayantha, Former National Cricketer Admiral Piyal De Silva, Commander, Sri Lanka Navy. Dilshan De Silva, Secretary of Sri Lanka Schools Cricket Association References
Jardín zoológico nacional de Sri Lanka

El Jardín zoológico nacional de Sri Lanka (en tamil: தெகிவளை விலங்கியல் பூங்கா; también conocido como Zoológico de Colombo, o Zoológico de Dehiwala) es un jardín zoológico en Dehiwala, Sri Lanka,​​ fundado en 1936. Sus extensas áreas son anfitriones de una gran variedad de animales y aves. El zoológico exhibe animales, pero también hace hincapié en la conservación y bienestar animal, y en la educación. El zoológico cuenta con 3.000 animales y 350 especies según datos de 2005. El parque intercambia sus residentes con otros parques zoológicos por cuestiones relacionadas con la reproducción. Véase también Jardín zoológico Anexo:Jardines zoológicos Referencias
Fort Hammenhiel

Fort Hammenhiel (Tamil: அம்மன்னீல் கோட்டை, romanized: Am'maṉṉīl Kōṭṭai; Sinhala: හැමන්හිල් බලකොටුව, romanized: Hæminanhil Balakotuwa) is a fort built around a small island between the islands of Kayts and Karaitivu of Jaffna Peninsula in Northern Sri Lanka. History The Portuguese built the fort, to guard the entrance to the Jaffna peninsula, in the mid 17th century of quarried coral naming it Fortaleza do Caes (Fort Royal). The Dutch, under the command of Captains Cornelies Reb, Piester Waset and N. van der Reede, captured the fort in March 1658 and subsequently renamed it Hammenhiel (Heel of the Ham), as they considered that shape of Ceylon resembled a smoked ham and the fort was located at the point where the shank bone projects. The Dutch rebuilt the fort in 1680, constructing a stone breakwater, filling in the hollow ramparts, replacing the upper floor with a stone vault and building a brick lined reservoir to the north of the fort. The prison has nine large dungeons to store gunpowder. The Dutch maintained a garrison of about thirty soldiers under the charge of a Lieutenant or Ensign. The British used the fort firstly as a maximum security prison and then as an infectious diseases hospital. During the Second World War, on orders from Admiral Lord Mountbatten, Camp Hammenhiel was established in late 1944 to start a “Special Operations Group" under the command of Colonel Humphry Tollemache. Mountbatten himself visited the camp in November 1944 with Tollemache. Notable inmates In 1971 Rohana Wijeweera, founder leader of the Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna, was detained in the fort after his arrest. It was later used to house other prisoners of the abortive 1971 JVP insurrection. Those detained included Upatissa Gamanayake, Lionel Bopage, Podi Athula (Victor Ivan), Loku Athula (N. Jayasinghe), Prof. Jayadeva Uyangoda and Mahinda Wijesekara (who was to later to become a minister). Later use Having plenty of space and the proper location to detain prisoners, it was used thereafter by the Sri Lanka Navy to detain sailors accused of wrongdoings. Now it has been transformed into a tourist hotel run by the Sri Lanka Navy. See also Jaffna Fort Forts of Sri Lanka References
Oddamavadi Bridge

Oddamavadi Bridge (Tamil: ஓட்டமாவடிப் பாலம்) is a road bridge in Oddamavadi, Sri Lanka a length of 250 meters. It crosses the Valaichchenai Lagoon at Batticaloa. The bridge is part of the A15 Batticaloa-Trincomallee highway. It comprises 2 bridges, a British Ceylon era truss bridge which is used as road-rail bridge, and a newly built bridge carrying 2 lanes of highway. The new two lane bridge is 250 m (820 ft) long and 10.5 m (34 ft) wide. The new Oddamavadi bridge was built with financial assistance of the Spanish Government and the World Bank. References
Veeramunai

Veeramunai is a rural village in the Ampara District situated within the Eastern Province of Sri Lanka. Most of the residents are minority Sri Lankan Tamils and are farmers. According to local chronicles, Veeramunai was founded by early Mukkuva settlers in a medieval feudal division called Nadukadu during the pre colonial period (prior to 1505 CE). Feudal lords known as Vanniar resident in the village controlled large swaths of farm land around the village and the region. These farm holdings led to considerable conflicts with residents of a demographically larger nearby town of Sammanthurai. Most residents of Sammathurai were exclusively members of the Sri Lankan Muslim minority. In 1954, a mob from Sammanthurai burned down Veeramunai after a local conflict. About 75% of the villagers left Veeramunai as refugees and setup satellite settlements like Malwattai, Kanapathipuram and Veerachcholai away from Sammanthurai. Veeramunai land holdings were eventually sold to the residents of Sammanthurai thus the village reduced in size and population considerably. During the 1990s life was affected by the insurgency and counter insurgency operations during the Sri Lankan civil war. Members of the village were also present within the Hindu temple at Veeramunai as refugees when it was attacked by Home Guards from Sammanthurai on August 12, 1990 resulting in the death of 55 civilians. Subsequently the village was resettled by returning refugees. References External links Veeramunai community portal
Methodist Central College

Methodist Central College is a provincial school in Batticaloa, Sri Lanka. History Methodist Central College was established in 1814 by Rev. William Ault, one of the Wesleyan Methodist missionaries to Ceylon. The missionaries sailed to Ceylon from Portsmouth, England on 30 December 1813, landing in Ceylon on 29 June 1814. Methodist Central College was the first educational institution in Batticaloa. In the early years, according to Shirley Somanader, "the Boys’ school was held on the verandah facing College House (presently the Puliyantivu Methodist Minister's Manse)". Somander also wrote, "In 1859, the new school was completed at a cost of 350 British Pounds." At the bicentennial of the college in 2014, according to the school's alumni association, "In recognising and commemorating this historic event, the Government of Sri Lanka has approved the release of a new stamp this year. Since the inception of this college in 1814, its profound achievements in the arenas of culture, education and religion have kept on flourishing on the island." See also List of schools in Eastern Province, Sri Lanka References External links Methodist central college big match 2017 on YouTube (video, 5:33 minutes)
Gal Pota

Gal Pota (syng. ගල් පොත) – pomnik w postaci jednorodnego bloku kamiennego z najdłuższą znaną lankijską inskrypcją oraz reliefami, pochodzący z XII wieku, znajdujący się w zabytkowym mieście Polonnaruwa w Sri Lance. Historia Obiekt powstał za panowania króla Nissanki Malli w XII wieku, w okresie rozkwitu miasta Polonnaruwa. Kamień, z którego wykonano pomnik, przetransportowano z miejscowości Mihintale oddalonej o około 90–100 km od miasta, gdzie ustawiono pomnik, choć badacze nie są zgodni co do dokładnego pochodzenia materiału, gdyż inne odczytanie tekstu może wskazywać na miejscowość Sigiriya, oddaloną o około 25 km. Pomnik stanowi atrakcję turystyczną. Charakterystyka Obiekt znajduje się w starożytnym mieście Polonnaruwa, na wschód od świątyni Hatadage, jest ułożony na linii północ–południe. Jego nazwa oznacza „kamienną księgę”. Jest to blok kamienny wykonany z jednego kawałka o wymiarach około 8,2 na 1,4 m, grubości 66 cm i wadze około 15–25 ton. Przypomina księgi z liści palmowych, tradycyjnie wykorzystywane do spisywania tekstów buddyjskich oraz królewskich genealogii. Inskrypcja w języku syngaleskim znajdująca się na wierzchniej stronie kamienia została sporządzona starym pismem syngaleskim. Tekst obejmujący 4300 znaki zgrupowano w trzech kolumnach i 72 linijkach. Wyryty tekst był najpewniej wypełniony płynnym żelazem dla jego większej czytelności. Trzecia kolumna tekstu jest uszkodzona. Tekst opowiada o panowaniu króla Nissanki Malli, jego pobożności i hojności, wylicza jego sukcesy militarne (w tym podbój Indii), wysiłki w krzewieniu buddyzmu. Nie pada jednak żadna konkretna data w tekście. Jest to najdłuższa znana inskrypcja odkryta na Sri Lance. Na wszystkich bokach kamienia znalazły się reliefy ornamentalne oraz przedstawienia istot mitycznych, w tym zapewne bogini Lakszmi trzymającej dwa kwiaty i otoczonej dwoma słoniami, które polewają ją wodą (co może wskazywać na wpływy hinduskie), a także dwa rzędy wizerunków łabędzi, zwróconych w lewo. Kamień znajdował się na ceglanym postumencie i był osłonięty daszkiem wspartym na 10 filarach. Galeria Przypisy Linki zewnętrzne Pełny tekst inskrypcji
Gare de Jaffna

La Jaffna railway station est une gare ferroviaire de la ville de Jaffna au Sri Lanka, sur la ligne Northern Line. Situation ferroviaire Histoire Service des voyageurs Accueil Desserte Notes et références Voir aussi Articles connexes Transport ferroviaire au Sri Lanka Gare de Maradana Gare de Kandy Gare de Trincomalee Gare de Colombo-Fort Liens externes Portail du chemin de fer Portail du Sri Lanka
Parlament de Sri Lanka

El Parlament de la República Democràtica Socialista de Sri Lanka (en cingalès: ශ්‍රී ලංකා පාර්ලිමේන්තුව්තුව්තුවවී ලංකා පාර්ලිමේන්තුව්තුව්තුවවතුව්තුව්තුවව ලංකා පාර්ලිතුව්තුවවී நாடாளுமன்றம் Ilaṅkai nāṭāḷumaṉṟam) és el cos legislatiu suprem de Sri Lanka. Només posseeix la supremacia legislativa i, per tant, el poder últim sobre tots els altres cossos polítics de l'illa. Està inspirat en el parlament britànic. Està format per 225 membres coneguts com a diputats. Els membres són elegits per representació proporcional per períodes de cinc anys, amb sufragi universal. El president de Sri Lanka té el poder de convocar, suspendre, pròrroga o finalitzar una sessió legislativa i dissoldre el Parlament. El president només pot dissoldre el Parlament transcorreguts 2+1⁄2 anys o si ho sol·licita una majoria de 2⁄3 dels diputats. L'acció del president de suspendre o dissoldre el Parlament està subjecta a l'escrutini legal del Tribunal Suprem de Sri Lanka. Presideix el Parlament el president o, en la seva absència, el vicepresident i el president de les comissions o el vicepresident de les comissions. Referències
Parlament von Sri Lanka

Das Parlament von Sri Lanka mit Sitz in Sri Jayawardenepura (Kotte) ist ein Einkammerparlament mit 225 Mitgliedern. Geschichte Die Geschichte des Parlaments reicht bis in das Jahr 1833 zurück, als der damalige Gouverneur von Britisch-Ceylon, Robert Wilmot-Horton, einen Legislativrat (Legislative Council) ins Leben rief. Er folgte damit den Empfehlungen der Colebrooke–Cameron Commission, die eine Modernisierung der Verwaltung Ceylons empfohlen hatte. Der Legislativrat hatte eine beratende Funktion bei gesetzgeberischen Aufgaben. Zunächst setzte sich der Legislativrat ausschließlich aus ernannten Mitgliedern zusammen. Ab 1911 wurden einzelne Mitglieder gewählt, wobei das Wahlrecht noch äußerst beschränkt war. Sukzessive wurde das Wahlrecht immer weiter ausgeweitet und 1931 das allgemeine Wahlrecht eingeführt. Den Empfehlungen der Soulbury Commission folgend wurde 1944 ein parlamentarisches System nach Westminster-Vorbild etabliert. Das Parlament setzte sich aus zwei Häusern, dem Abgeordnetenhaus (House of Representatives) und dem Senat (Senate) zusammen. Der Senat bestand aus 30 Mitgliedern, die je zur Hälfte vom Abgeordnetenhaus gewählt und vom Generalgouverneur, dem Vertreter der britischen Krone, nominiert wurden. Der Senat wurde am 2. Oktober 1971 abgeschafft. Die Phasen und Bezeichnungen des Parlaments waren zusammengefasst die folgenden: 1833–1931 Legislative Council (Legislativrat) – 49 Mitglieder 1931–1947 State Council (Staatsrat) – 61 Mitglieder 1947–1972 House of Representatives (Abgeordnetenhaus) – 101 Mitglieder, ab 1960 157 Mitglieder 1972–1978 National State Assembly (Nationale Staatsversammlung) – 168 Mitglieder seit 1978 Parliament (Parlament) – 225 Mitglieder Wahlrecht und Wahlsystem Das aktive Wahlrecht haben alle Bürger Sri Lankas über 18 Jahren, sofern sie nicht geisteskrank, zum Tode oder zu Freiheitsstrafe über sechs Monaten oder für Wahlbetrug verurteilt sind. Wählbar sind Bürger über 18 Jahren, die nicht für bestimmte Konkursstraftaten oder Bestechung verurteilt sind. Mitglieder von Polizei und Streitkräften, Angehörige der Judikative sowie Inhaber bestimmter Ämter dürfen nicht gleichzeitig Abgeordnete sein. 196 Abgeordnete werden alle fünf Jahre in 22 Mehrpersonenwahlkreisen (4 bis 20 Sitze) nach Verhältniswahl mit Präferenzsystem direkt gewählt: Jeder Wähler gibt seine Stimme für eine Liste und drei ihrer Kandidaten ab. Als Sperrklausel muss eine Liste ein Achtel der Stimmen in einem Wahlkreis erreichen. 29 weitere Sitze werden in einem landesweiten Wahlkreis proportional an die Listen vergeben. Parlamentsgebäude Das Parlamentsgebäude befindet sich in auf einer Insel im See Diyawanna Oya in Sri Jayawardenepura (Kotte), ungefähr 16 Kilometer östlich von Colombo. Das Gebäude wurde von dem Architekten Geoffrey Bawa im Stil des tropical modernism entworfen und im April 1982 von J.R. Jayewardene eröffnet. Bis 1983 residierte das Parlament im 1929 von der britischen Kolonialmacht erbauten Gebäude des damaligen Legislative Council of Ceylon. Weblinks Offizielle Website "Parliament" auf der Website der Regierung Einzelnachweise
Parlement du Sri Lanka

Le Parlement du Sri Lanka (en singhalais : ශ්රී ලංකා පාර්ලිමේන්තුව romanisé : Sri Lankavay Parlimentuwa ; en tamoul : இலங்கை பாராளுமன்றம் romanisé : IlaṅKai nāṭāḷumaṉṟam) est le parlement monocaméral du Sri Lanka, siège du pouvoir législatif du pays. Les membres sont élus pour un mandat de cinq ans par un scrutin proportionnel plurinominal au suffrage universel. Le parlement a le pouvoir de faire toutes les lois. Le fonctionnement est inspiré du Parlement du Royaume-Uni. Pouvoir Le Président du Parlement ou, en son absence, le vice-président et les présidents des comités ou les vice-présidents des comités, préside le Parlement. Le président du Sri Lanka a le pouvoir de convoquer, suspendre, proroger ou mettre fin à une session législative et de dissoudre le Parlement. Système électoral Le Parlement du Sri Lanka est doté de 225 sièges pourvus pour six ans au scrutin proportionnel plurinominal avec listes ouvertes. Sur ce total, 196 sièges sont répartis dans 22 circonscriptions électorales de 4 à 20 sièges chacune en fonction de leur population, avec un minimum de 4 sièges pour chacune des 9 Provinces du Sri Lanka. Un seuil électoral de 12,5 % des suffrages exprimés s'applique dans ces circonscriptions : seuls les partis ayant dépassé ce seuil peuvent recevoir des sièges. Les 29 sièges restants sont quant à eux pourvus dans une unique circonscription nationale et répartis entre les partis en proportion de l'ensemble de leurs suffrages réunis dans les 22 circonscriptions. Les électeurs ont également la possibilité d'effectuer jusqu'à trois votes préférentiels pour des candidats de la liste choisie afin de faire monter leurs places dans celle-ci. Système politique Le Sri Lanka étant une ancienne colonie britannique et un ancien dominion du Commonwealth, le pays pratique le système de Westminster, qui s'appuie fortement sur le bipartisme, avec un parti vainqueur dont le chef devient le nouveau Premier ministre, et un chef de l'opposition désigné par le principal parti de l'opposition. Comme le mode de scrutin proportionnel rend très difficile pour un parti politique d'obtenir seul la majorité parlementaire, le pays fonctionne avec des alliances de partis. Notes et références Voir aussi Articles connexes Politique au Sri Lanka Monocamérisme Liste des parlements actuels Attaque à la grenade de 1987 au parlement sri-lankais Liens externes (si + ta + en) Site officiel Portail du Sri Lanka Portail de la politique
Parlamento dello Sri Lanka

Il Parlamento dello Sri Lanka è il parlamento unicamerale dello stato asiatico. Esso consiste di 225 membri, eletti per un mandato quinquennale con il sistema proporzionale e a suffragio universale, che esercitano collettivamente in assemblea il potere legislativo nel paese, nonché quello di controllo dell’esecutivo. Fra le altre varie competenze, il Parlamento redige il bilancio statale e può emendare la Costituzione. Il Presidente dello Sri Lanka ha il potere di convocare, sospendere, prorogare o terminare una sessione parlamentare, nonché quello di sciogliere l’Assemblea, tuttavia quest’ultimo potere è parzialmente vincolato: per sciogliere l’Assemblea è necessario che siano trascorsi due anni e sei mesi dalle ultime elezioni parlamentari o, se non ancora trascorsi, che vi sia l’assenso di due terzi dei membri dell’Assemblea. Note Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Parlamento dello Sri Lanka Collegamenti esterni (SI, TA, EN) Sito ufficiale, su parliament.lk.