Antiquities Ordinance of Sri Lanka

Target entity: Antiquities Ordinance of Sri Lanka
Context triple: [Department of Archaeology of Sri Lanka, follows, Antiquities Ordinance of Sri Lanka]

• A. Defence Ordinance of Ceylon
  The Defence Ordinance of Ceylon was a key colonial-era legal framework that structured and regulated the organization, duties, and administration of Ceylon’s military forces.
• B. Army, Navy and Air Force Acts of Sri Lanka
  The Army, Navy and Air Force Acts of Sri Lanka are the primary legislative instruments that establish, regulate, and govern the structure, powers, and discipline of Sri Lanka’s armed forces.
• C. Ceylon Citizenship Act 1948
  The Ceylon Citizenship Act 1948 was a post-independence law in Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) that effectively rendered many Indian Tamils stateless by imposing stringent requirements for obtaining citizenship.
• D. Courts of Requests of Ceylon
  The Courts of Requests of Ceylon were lower-level colonial civil courts in British-era Ceylon that primarily handled small claims and minor civil disputes.
• E. 13th Amendment to the Constitution of Sri Lanka
  The 13th Amendment to the Constitution of Sri Lanka is a landmark constitutional reform enacted in 1987 that introduced provincial councils and devolved certain powers from the central government to the provinces as part of efforts to address ethnic conflict and promote regional autonomy.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Antiquities Ordinance of Sri Lanka
Target entity description: The Antiquities Ordinance of Sri Lanka is the primary legal framework that governs the protection, preservation, and management of the country’s archaeological and cultural heritage.

• A. Defence Ordinance of Ceylon
  The Defence Ordinance of Ceylon was a key colonial-era legal framework that structured and regulated the organization, duties, and administration of Ceylon’s military forces.
• B. Army, Navy and Air Force Acts of Sri Lanka
  The Army, Navy and Air Force Acts of Sri Lanka are the primary legislative instruments that establish, regulate, and govern the structure, powers, and discipline of Sri Lanka’s armed forces.
• C. Ceylon Citizenship Act 1948
  The Ceylon Citizenship Act 1948 was a post-independence law in Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) that effectively rendered many Indian Tamils stateless by imposing stringent requirements for obtaining citizenship.
• D. Courts of Requests of Ceylon
  The Courts of Requests of Ceylon were lower-level colonial civil courts in British-era Ceylon that primarily handled small claims and minor civil disputes.
• E. 13th Amendment to the Constitution of Sri Lanka
  The 13th Amendment to the Constitution of Sri Lanka is a landmark constitutional reform enacted in 1987 that introduced provincial councils and devolved certain powers from the central government to the provinces as part of efforts to address ethnic conflict and promote regional autonomy.
• F. None of above. chosen