A cabinet sub-committee headed by Foreign Minister Thilak Marapana is to be set-up to study and report to the cabinet on anti-terrorism laws which are being implemented overseas.
The Prime Minister had previously submitted a cabinet paper proposing to introduce new legislation which would assist in eradicating terrorism and even maintaining records of terrorists and tracking their movements.
Accordingly, the sub-committee will study the laws which are being practiced in other countries such as the UK. The proposal to establish the committee had been approved during yesterday’s cabinet meeting.
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