Government looks to clear legislative logjam in last sitting week of the year: Explainer 26 Nov

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The government has a legislation backlog to clear in the last sitting week of the year. It could be the last sitting week before the next election, with key housing bills, and a social media ban, the priorities for the government. Listen to the SBS Sinhala explainer for more information.

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Published 26 November 2024 9:48am

By Nipuna Dodangoda, Rania Yallop

Presented by Nipuna Dodangoda

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The government has a legislation backlog to clear in the last sitting week of the year. It could be the last sitting week before the next election, with key housing bills, and a social media ban, the priorities for the government. Listen to the SBS Sinhala explainer for more information.

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Government looks to clear legislative logjam in last sitting week of the year: Explainer 26 Nov

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The government has a legislation backlog to clear in the last sitting week of the year. It could be the last sitting week before the next election, with key housing bills, and a social media ban, the priorities for the government. Listen to the SBS Sinhala explainer for more information.

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The government has a legislation backlog to clear in the last sitting week of the year. It could be the last sitting week before the next election, with key housing bills, and a social media ban, the priorities for the government. Listen to the SBS Sinhala explainer for more information.

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