Constitutional Council delays decision on AG’s tenure extension

Date:

June 11, Colombo (LNW): The Constitutional Council has delayed granting approval for the President’s recommendation to extend Attorney General Sanjay Rajaratnam’s tenure by six months.

This decision was made after a council meeting held yesterday (10), where it was decided to postpone the discussion for further consideration.

Rajaratnam’s current term is due to end at the close of this month, and the President had suggested prolonging it for an additional six months.

However, the proposal necessitates approval from the Constitutional Council, which has been postponed.

Speaker Mahinda Yapa Abeywardana has confirmed that the Constitutional Council is slated to reconvene on the 18th of this month.

It is anticipated that a final decision regarding the extension of Attorney General Rajaratnam’s service will be made during this session.

Share post:

spot_imgspot_img

Popular

More like this
Related

India’s Defence Minister Calls for Recognition of IPKF Sacrifice in Sri Lanka

India’s Defence Minister Calls for Recognition of IPKF Sacrifice in Sri Lanka

Sri Lankan Passport Improves Standing in Latest Global Mobility Rankings

Sri Lankan Passport Improves Standing in Latest Global Mobility Rankings

Electricity Prices to Remain Unchanged in Early 2026 After Missed Deadline

Electricity Prices to Remain Unchanged in Early 2026 After Missed Deadline

When Classrooms Become Battlegrounds: How Queerbaiting Turned Education Reform into Political Ammunition

When Classrooms Become Battlegrounds: How Queerbaiting Turned Education Reform into Political Ammunition