Second Amendment to the Constitution of Sri Lanka

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The Second Amendment to the Constitution of Sri Lanka is a constitutional change enacted after the 1978 Constitution to modify and refine aspects of the country’s governance framework.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf constitutional amendment
legal instrument
appliesTo executive branch of Sri Lanka
governance framework of Sri Lanka
legislative branch of Sri Lanka
country Sri Lanka
enactedAfter 1978 Constitution of Sri Lanka NERFINISHED
follows First Amendment to the Constitution of Sri Lanka NERFINISHED
governingBody Parliament of Sri Lanka NERFINISHED
governmentTypeAffected semi-presidential system of Sri Lanka
hasLegalEffectOn Constitution of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka NERFINISHED
jurisdiction Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka NERFINISHED
language English
Sinhala
Tamil
legalForm Act of Parliament
legalStatus in force
legalSystem Sri Lankan law
partOf Constitution of Sri Lanka NERFINISHED
precedes Third Amendment to the Constitution of Sri Lanka NERFINISHED
purpose to modify aspects of the governance framework of Sri Lanka
to refine provisions of the 1978 Constitution of Sri Lanka
region South Asia
subjectOf Sri Lankan constitutional law NERFINISHED
Sri Lankan political history

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1978 Constitution of Sri Lanka amendedBy Second Amendment to the Constitution of Sri Lanka