Parliament sittings this week will be limited to one day in view of the ongoing election campaigns.
The House will only meet tomorrow (August 21)) for this week, parliament officials said.
The Committee on Parliamentary Business decided to limit sittings to one day in view of the ongoing election campaigns.
The House will debate regulations under the Excise Ordinance and the Colombo Port City Economic Commission Act tomorrow.
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