Sri Lanka Bill To Trim President's Powers Likely To Become Law
Sri Lanka's Foreign Minister Ali Sabry said on Monday a constitutional amendment bill trimming presidential powers is expected to become law in a couple of weeks.
"The new amendment will reduce presidential powers and bring back participatory governance. Sri Lanka is also in the process of drafting out a new anti-terror law that will be in line with international best practices," Sabry told reporters at the foreign ministry.
The bill is yet to be voted on in parliament. It requires a two-thirds majority in the house to become law.
BY REUTERS
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