The Committee of Public Representations on the Constitution (CPRC) appointed by Prime minster Ranil Wickremsinghe met with a chief Buddhist monk to seek proposals and suggestions for constitutional reforms.
The chairman of the CPRC Lal Wikenayake told media that the committee had brief discussions over the need for a new constitution in the country, reports Colombo Page.
The Committee members are expected to travel the island seeking submissions for Sri Lanka’s constitutional process.
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