News Petroleum Special Provisions Act Amendment passed in Parliament with a majority of 60 votes Date: October 18, 2022 Petroleum Special Provisions Act Amendment was passed in Parliament with a majority of 60 votes during its second reading today (18). 77 votes were cast in favour of the bill, while 17 votes were cast in objection. MIAP TagsLanka News WebSri Lanka Previous articlePRCA APAC findings shed light to the state of the PR industry in Sri LankaNext articleFormer British junior Tanysha Dissanayake, who played against Emma Raducanu, retires aged 21 due to long Covid Share post: FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Popular Turning Dialogue into Delivery for UK–Sri Lanka Trade Canwill Divestment Raises Legal, Fiscal, and Investor Confidence Questions Coal Deal under Fire as Power Crisis Deepens Untapped Quartz Wealth: Sri Lanka’s Mineral Sector at a Turning Point Untapped Quartz Wealth: Sri Lanka’s Mineral Sector at a Turning Point More like thisRelated Turning Dialogue into Delivery for UK–Sri Lanka Trade CN - February 4, 2026 While challenges persist in expanding trade between Sri Lanka... Canwill Divestment Raises Legal, Fiscal, and Investor Confidence Questions CN - February 4, 2026 The Government’s renewed effort to divest its entire stake... Coal Deal under Fire as Power Crisis Deepens CN - February 4, 2026 Sri Lanka’s coal procurement process has come under intense... Untapped Quartz Wealth: Sri Lanka’s Mineral Sector at a Turning Point CN - February 4, 2026 Sri Lanka’s mineral sector is once again under scrutiny...
