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Permanent committee established to examine specific areas of legislation or policy.
Formal request submitted to Parliament by citizens through Members of Parliament.
A point of order in the Parliament of Sri Lanka is a procedural intervention made by a Member of Parliament to raise a breach of parliamentary rules or seek clarification on parliamentary procedure.
Head of government party in Parliament.
Legislative proposal introduced by an ordinary Member of Parliament who does not hold any official portfolio.
Legal immunities and rights granted to Members of Parliament to ensure their independence and ability to perform their duties without obstruction.
Formal ending of a session of Parliament by the President.
The minimum number of Members of Parliament required to be present in Parliament or Committee to conduct its business.
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