Judicature Bill requires 2/3 majority in Parliament: SC
Posted on April 3rd, 2018

The Supreme Court has informed Speaker Karu Jayasuriya that several sections of the Judicature Bill were inconsistent with the Constitution and therefore, it should be passed by a two-thirds majority in Parliament, if not amended as recommended by the Judiciary.

Speaker Kayasuriya conveyed the Supreme Court opinion to Parliament today.

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