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Sri Lanka's Parliament passes 2024 budget highlights need for tough reforms - Vimarsana News

Sri Lanka's Parliament passes 2024 budget highlights need for tough reforms

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Second Reading of the 2024 budget passed in Parliament - Vimarsana News

Second Reading of the 2024 budget passed in Parliament

The Second Reading of the 2024 budget was passed in Parliament today with 122 MPs voting for and 77 against it. Speaker Mahida Yapa Abeywardena said. The Speaker announced the results of the vote on the Second Reading of the 2024 budget held today. The Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP) voted

Clearing a Path for the Procurement of Renewable Projects in Atlantic Canada | Stikeman Elliott LLP - Vimarsana News

Clearing a Path for the Procurement of Renewable Projects in Atlantic Canada | Stikeman Elliott LLP

Amendments to electricity legislation in Atlantic Canada will create new opportunities for developers, investors and lenders, and allow for more efficient procurement of renewable power...

Sarawak first state in Malaysia with ombudsman law, after landmark Bill passed with unanimous support - Vimarsana News

Sarawak first state in Malaysia with ombudsman law, after landmark Bill passed with unanimous support

KUCHING, Nov 21 — Sarawak is now the first state in Malaysia to have ombudsman law, with appointment of an Ombudsman, after the Sarawak Ombudsman Bill 2023 was passed at the...

Several SLPP MPs consider voting against budget - Vimarsana News

Several SLPP MPs consider voting against budget

By Easwaran Rutnam Several Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP) Members of Parliament are considering voting against the 2024 budget, despite being a part of the Government. A number of SLPP members are said to unhappy with President Ranil Wickremesinghe, who they voted into office last year.