Legally puluwan wuna paliyata hari wenne koheda ban?? Ekayi kiyanne controversial kiala. Lankawe mechchara kaalekata sammatha karagattu panath, ammendments legal tamai. E wunata ehema wuna kiyala ewa honda ewa wenawada kiyapanko?? Jeppoma kiyakata wirudda wunada kiyapan. Aney ban umbalath. Kadey palayan limit ekakata.නිත්යානුකුල විදිහටම වැඩේ කරන්න පුළුවන් ආණ්ඩුවට.
- A 2/3 parliamentary majority is sufficient to change the retirement age for Superior Court judges (Supreme Court and Court of Appeal) in Sri Lanka, and a public referendum is not legally required. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
However, the specific legal mechanism required depends entirely on the tier of the judiciary: [1, 2]
1. Superior Court Judges (Supreme Court and Court of Appeal)
The retirement age of apex court judges is strictly fixed by Article 107(5) of the Constitution of Sri Lanka. Changing this requires a formal Constitutional Amendment Bill passed by a two-thirds majority in Parliament. [1, 2, 3]
- Why a referendum is not required: Under Article 83 of the Constitution, a nationwide public referendum is only mandatory if an amendment violates core entrenched clauses (such as the country's unitary status, Buddhism's place, or extending the President's/Parliament's term). Because changing a retirement age does not touch these core articles, a 2/3 parliamentary majority is legally enough. [1, 2, 3]
2. Minor Court Judges (High Court, District Court, and Magistrates)
The retirement age of lower court judges is dictated by standard legislative statutes rather than the Constitution itself. [1, 2, 3, 4]
- To change their retirement age, the government only needs to pass an amendment to the Judicature Act or relevant statutory laws.
- This requires only a simple majority (more than 50% of MPs present and voting) in Parliament, meaning a 2/3 majority is more than sufficient.
As dekata penna waradak(outcome eke favourations walata ida denna puluwan unge service eka extend wenawa) hetiyata tyena eka naa kiyala pennanna tawa legally karanna puluwan kiyalat kiyanawa. Yako legally tamai umbalage SO CALLED nayakayo arrest kaleth. Ethakota umbala ewata kiwwe govt. terrorism kiyala. Umbe point ekata anuwa ehenam umbalata ekata baninnat baa.
PTA eka. Prevention of Terrorism Act eka aapu welawe Vijitha Herath ponnaya kiwwe meka anti terrorism neweyi, anti democratic kiyala. Jeppo baleta aawama PTA eka repeal karanawa kiwwa. Tawama kale nam naa. Etanat legally tamai PTA enact kale.
Law ekak enact karanne, constitutions ammend karanne legally tamai ban. Ehema nowunot Constitution ekatama tyena power eka neti wenawa. Kotinma kiwwot illegally laws enact wenne naa.
. Ehema enact wuna paliyata ewa morally and ethically align wenawa kiyannat baa.kanna ona wunama karagoyat talagoya wenawa kiyanne okata.
jeppek awilla gaaniwa dushane karala giyat, gaanita banala jeppawa shape karala daawi gaani puka penna nightya andagena indapu nisa jeppage mola thada wuna, ekata jeppa weradi naa gaani tamai jeppawa awussapu nisa weradi kiyala.