13th Parliament of Sri Lanka

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13th Parliament of Sri Lanka
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Overview
Legislative body Parliament of Sri Lanka
Term22 April 2004 – 9 February 2010
Election 2 April 2004
Senior parliamentarians
Speaker W. J. M. Lokubandara, UNF
Deputy Speaker and
Chairman of Committees		 Gitanjana Gunawardena, UPFA (2004–08)
Piyankara Jayaratne, UPFA (2008–10)
Deputy Chairman of Committees M. Satchithanandan, UNF (2004–06)
Piyasiri Wijenayake, UPFA (2006)
Ramalingam Chandrasekar, UPFA (2006–10)
Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa, UPFA (2004–05)
Ratnasiri Wickremanayake, UPFA (2005–10)
Leader of the Opposition Ranil Wickremasinghe, UNF
Leader of the House Maithripala Sirisena, UPFA (2004–05)
Nimal Siripala de Silva, UPFA (2005–10)
Chief Government Whip Jeyaraj Fernandopulle, UPFA (2004–08)
Dinesh Gunawardena, UPFA (2008–10)
Chief Opposition Whip Mahinda Samarasinghe, UNF (2004–06)
M. Joseph Michael Perera, UNF (2006–10)
Sessions
1st22 April 2004 – 21 November 2005
2nd25 November 2005 – 6 May 2008
3rd6 June 2008 – 17 May 2009
4th19 May 2009 – 9 February 2010

The 13th Parliament of Sri Lanka was a meeting of the Parliament of Sri Lanka, with the membership determined by the results of the 2004 parliamentary election held on 2 April 2004. The parliament met for the first time on 22 April 2004 and was dissolved on 9 February 2010.

Contents

Election

The 13th parliamentary election was held on 2 April 2004. The United People's Freedom Alliance (UPFA), a newly formed opposition alliance, became the largest group in Parliament by winning 105 of the 225 seats. The incumbent United National Front (UNF) won 82 seats. The minority Tamil party Tamil National Alliance (TNA) won 22 seats. Smaller parties won the remaining 16 seats. [1]

Results

Winners of polling divisions. UPFA in blue and UNF in green. Sri Lankan Parliamentary Election 2004.png
Winners of polling divisions. UPFA in blue and UNF in green.
Sri Lanka Parliament 2004.svg
AllianceVotes%Seats
  United People's Freedom Alliance 4,223,97045.60%105
  United National Front 3,504,20037.83%82
  Tamil National Alliance 633,6546.84%22
  Jathika Hela Urumaya 552,7245.97%9
  Sri Lanka Muslim Congress 186,8762.02%5
  Up-Country People's Front 49,7280.54%1
  Eelam People's Democratic Party 24,9550.27%1
Others86,6250.94%0
Total9,262,732100.00%225

The new parliament was sworn in on 22 April 2004. [2] W. J. M. Lokubandara, the opposition's candidate, was elected Speaker after three dramatic rounds of voting in Parliament. [3] [4] The parliament reconvened on 18 May 2004 to elect unopposed Gitanjana Gunawardena as Deputy Speaker and M. Satchithanandan as the Deputy Chairman of Committees. [5]

Government

The UPFA was able to form a minority government with the support of the sole Eelam People's Democratic Party MP. [6] [7]

On 6 April 2004, President Chandrika Kumaratunga appointed Mahinda Rajapaksa, the leader of the UPFA, as the new prime minister. [8] The rest of the government, comprising 30 ministers and 31 deputy ministers, was sworn in on 10 April 2004. [9] [10] President Kumaratunga retained control over the important ministries of Defence, Public Security, Law & Order, Highways, Education and Buddha Sasana.

Shortly afterwards, a number of defections and counter-defections from the opposition increased the size of the government to 129 MPs, most of whom were rewarded with ministerial posts. [11] This allowed the UPFA form a stable government which lasted six years.

Following the expiration of the second term of President Kumaratunga, Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa won the 2005 presidential elections. Rajapaksa was succeeded as prime minister by Ratnasiri Wickremanayake.

By January 2007, the government had grown to a size of 104 (52 ministers + 33 non-cabinet ministers + 19 deputy ministers), and by the end of the 13th parliament, would further increase to 109. [12] [13] [14] There were only a handful of UPFA MPs without any ministerial position. The government was the largest government in Sri Lanka's history and proportionally one of the largest in the world, and was fittingly known as the "Jumbo Cabinet" due to its sheer size. [15] [16]

Changes in party/alliance affiliations

The 13th parliament saw a number of defections and counter-defections:

Members

Deaths and resignations

The 13th parliament saw numerous deaths and resignations:

List

Name
 Electoral
District
Preference
Votes
Member
From
Member
To
Elected
Party
Elected
Alliance
Final
Party
Final
Alliance
Notes
Abayakoon, Dimuthu Bandara KAN 111,92322 April 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA JVP
Abeygunawardena, Rohitha KAL 62,59822 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Deputy Minister of Post, Telecommunications & Udarata Development (04-). Non-Cabinet Minister of Nation Building (07-).
Abeywardena, Lakshman Yapa MTR 66,49822 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP (D) UPFA Non-Cabinet Minister of Media (07-).
Abeywardena, Mahinda Yapa MTR 60,45322 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Deputy Minister of Healthcare & Nutrition (04). Minister of Cultural Affairs.
Abeywardena, Vajira GAL 126,03722 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF
Adaikalanathan, Selvam VAN 39,53522 April 20042010-02-09 TELO TNA TELO TNA
Alagiyawanna, Lasantha GAM 86,55022 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Deputy Minister of Transport (04-). Non-Cabinet Minister of Road Passenger Transport (07-).
Alahakoon, Sujatha MTL 57,23422 April 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA JVP
Alahapperuma, Dullas NAT 19 December 20052010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Replaces Lakshman Kadirgamar. Minister of Transport (07-).
Ali, Hasen NAT 22 April 20042008-04-02 SLMC SLMC UNF Deputy Minister of Supplementary Crops Development (07). Resigned. Replaced by Hasen Ali.
Ali, Hasen NAT 22 July 20082010-02-09 SLMC SLMC UNF Replaces Hasen Ali.
Aluthgamage, Mahindananda KAN 82,03622 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Deputy Minister of Power & Energy (04-). Non-Cabinet Minister of Power (07-).
Aluvihare, Alick MTL 39,64922 April 20042009-05-17 UNP UNF UNP UNF Died. Replaced by Nandimithra Ekanayake.
Aluvihare, Ranjith MTL 47,15222 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF
Amarakitti, Kotapola COL 26,53922 April 20042010-02-09 JHU JHU UPFA
Amarasinghe, Siripala GAM 128,63322 April 20042006-04-19 JVP UPFA JVP Resigned. Replaced by Sarath Kumara Gunaratna.
Amaratunga, John GAM 86,14122 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF
Amaraweera, Mahinda HAM 63,11822 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Deputy Minister of Urban Development & Water Supply (04-). Non-Cabinet Minister of Water Supply (07-).
Ameer, Ali BAT 21,23222 April 20042010-02-09 SLMC ACMC UPFA Non-Cabinet Minister of Disaster Relief Services (07-).
Amunugama, Sarath KAN 78,81722 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Minister of Finance (04-). M. of Public Administration & Home Affairs (−07). M. of Enterprise Development & Investment Promotion (07-).
Ananthan, Sivasakthy VAN 29,80122 April 20042010-02-09 EPRLF TNA EPRLF TNA
Arachchi, Lakshman Nipuna COL 122,64522 April 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA JVP
Ariyanethiran, Pakkiyaselvam BAT 35,37718 May 20042010-02-09 TNA TNA Replaces Kingsley Rajanayagam.
Arulsamy, Santhanam NUW 19,7115 February 20102010-02-09 WLF UPFA WLF UPFA Replaces P. Chandrasekaran. Contested the 2004 election as a candidate of the UCPF but later formed his own party, the Workers' Liberation Front.
Ashraff, Ferial AMP 52,22322 April 20042010-02-09 NUA UPFA NUA UPFA Minister of Housing Construction & Industries, Education Development in Eastern Province & Irrigation Development (04-). M. of Housing & Common Amenities
Athaullah, A. L. M. AMP 39,77322 April 20042010-02-09NC UPFA NC UPFA Minister of Eastern Infrastructure Development (04-). M. of Water Supply & Drainage (07-).
Attanayake, Tissa KAN 93,97122 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF
Atukorale, Thalatha RAT 113,61722 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF
Bathiudeen, Rishad VAN 15,98122 April 20042010-02-09 SLMC UNF ACMC UPFA Minister of Resettlement & Disaster Relief Services.
Banda, R. M. Dharmadasa MON 36,10422 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP (D) UPFA Minister of Additional Plantation Crops (07-).
Banda, Y. M. Nawaratna KAN 81,03622 April 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA JVP
Bandara, Palitha Range PUT 40,28422 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF
Bandara, R. M. Ranjith Madduma MON 41,88922 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF
Bandaranaike, Anura GAM 198,44422 April 20042008-03-16 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Minister of Industries, Investment Promotion & Tourism (04-07). M. of National Heritage (07-08). Died. Replaced by Sarana Gunawardena.
Bandaranaike, Indika KUR 65,27522 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP (D) UPFA
Bandaranaike, Pandu GAM 56,71522 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Deputy Minister of Public Administration & Home Affairs (04-). Non-Cabinet Minister of Religious Affairs (07-).
Basnayake, Bandula KUR 52,09922 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Deputy Minister of Environment & Natural Resources (04-). Non-Cabinet Minister of Sports (07-).
Bhaila, Hussain Ahamed NAT 22 April 20042010-02-09 SLMC UNF ACMC UPFA Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs (07-).
Bogollagama, Rohitha KUR 44,20622 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP (D) UPFA Minister of Foreign Affairs (07-).
Cader, A. R. M. Abdul KAN 89,82922 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF
Chandrakanthan, Chandra Nehru NAT 27 September 20062010-02-09 TNA TNA Replaces Joseph Pararajasingham.
Chandrasekar, Ramalingam NAT 22 April 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA JVP Deputy Chairman of Committees (06-10).
Chandrasekaran, Periyasamy NUW 42,58222 April 20042010-01-01 UCPF UCPF UPFA Minister of Community Development & Social Inequity Eradication. Died. Replaced by Santhanam Arulsamy.
Chandrasena, S. M. ANU 56,65122 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Deputy Minister of Estate Community Infrastructure (04-). Non-Cabinet Minister of Nation Building (07-).
Choksy, K. N. NAT 22 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF
Cooray, Reginald KAL 78,69322 April 20042004-05-28 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Minister of Information & Media (04-). Resigned. Replaced by Nirmala Kotalawala.
Cyril, Solomon JAF 31,1779 April 20082010-02-09 TNA TNA Replaces K. Sivanesan.
Dassanayake, D. M. PUT 55,77522 April 20042008-01-08 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Deputy Minister of Livestock Development (04-). Non-Cabinet Minister of Nation Building (07-). Murdered. Replaced by Piyankara Jayaratne.
Dawood, Basheer Segu NAT 20 July 20042008-04-02 SLMC UNF SLMC UNF Replaces W.P.S. Pushpakumara. Non-Cabinet Minister of Local Government (07). Resigned. Replaced by Rauff Hakeem.
Dayarathana, Akmeemana COL 10,2208 June 20042010-02-09 JHU JHU UPFA Replaces Kahaluwe Ratnaseeha.
Dayaratna, Petikirige AMP 31,21522 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP (D) UPFA Minister of Planning Implementation (07-).
de Silva, Nimal Siripala BAD 96,79922 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Minister of Health Care & Nutrition (04-). Leader of the House (05-10).
Devananda, Douglas JAF 9,40522 April 20042010-02-09 EPDP EPDP UPFA Minister of Agriculture, Marketing Development, Hindu Education Affairs, Tamil Language & Vocational Training Centres in North (04-). M. of Social Services & Social Welfare.
Dhammaloka, Uduwe COL 42,85022 April 20042010-02-09 JHU JHU UPFA
Dissanayake, Anura Kumara KUR 153,86822 April 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA JVP
Dissanayake, Duminda ANU 72,71022 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Deputy Minister of Skills Development, Vocational & Technical Education (04-). Non-Cabinet Minister of Petroleum Resources (07-).
Dissanayake, Lalith KEG 33,6485 September 20082010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Replaces Anuruddha Polgampala.
Dissanayake, Navin NAT 22 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP (D) UPFA Deputy Minister of Investment Promotion (07-).
Dissanayake, P. Weerakumara PUT 50,19422 April 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA NFF UPFA
Dissanayake, Rohana MTL 37,09122 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Deputy Minister of Samurdhi & Poverty Alleviation (04-). Non-Cabinet Minister of Urban Development (07-).
Dissanayake, Salinda KUR 52,52022 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Deputy Minister of River Basin & Rajarata Development (04-). Non-Cabinet Minister of Coconut Development (07-).
Dissanayake, S. B. NUW 71,72322 April 20042004-12-07 UNP UNF UNP UNF Vacated seat. Replaced by Renuka Herath.
Dodangoda, Amarasiri GAL 60,28222 April 20042009-05-30 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Minister of Public Administration & Home Affairs (04-). M. of Justice & Legal Reforms (07-). Died. Replaced by Chandima Weerakkody.
Eelaventhan, M. K. NAT 22 April 20042007-12-14 TNA TNA Vacated seat. Replaced by Raseen Mohammed Imam.
Ekanayake, Nandimithra MTL 33,0179 June 20092010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP (D) UPFA Replaces Alick Aluvihare.
Ekanayake, T. B. KUR 57,07922 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Deputy Minister of Highways (04-). Non-Cabinet Minister of Highways (07-).
Ekanayake, W. B. ANU 38,18322 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP (D) UPFA Deputy Minister of Highways (07-).
Faizal, Cassim AMP 20,72422 April 20042010-02-09 SLMC SLMC UNF Deputy Minister of Scientific Affairs (07).
Fernando, Johnston KUR 112,60122 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP (D) UPFA
Fernando, Milroy PUT 36,54522 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Minister of Christian Affairs & Parliamentary Affairs (04-). M. of Public Estate Management & Development (07-).
Fernandopulle, Jeyaraj GAM 90,30722 April 20042008-04-06 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Chief Government Whip (04-08). Minister of Trade, Commerce & Consumer Affairs (04-07). M. of Highways & Road Development. M. of Parliamentary Affairs (−07). Murdered. Replaced by Duleep Wijesekera.
Fowzie, A. H. M. COL 49,71922 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Minister of Environment & Natural Resources (04-). M. of Petroleum & Petroleum Resources Development.
Gajadeera, Chandrasiri MTR 46,13822 April 20042010-02-09 CPSL UPFA CPSL UPFA Deputy Minister of Housing & Construction Industry, Eastern Province Education & Irrigation Development (04-). Non-Cabinet Minister of Home Affairs (07-).
Galappaththi, Nihal HAM 96,03922 April 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA JVP
Gamage, Piyasena GAL 71,30722 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Minister of Skills Development, Vocational & Technical Education (04-). M. of Vocational & Technical Training.
Gamalath, Siripala POL 47,08522 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Deputy Minister of Agricultural Marketing Development (04-). D.M. of Agrarian Services (07-).
Ganesan, Mano COL 51,50822 April 20042010-02-09 DPF UNF DPF UNF
Gankanda, Dunesh RAT 42,73822 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF
Gunaratna, Sarath Kumara GAM 54,96823 May 20062010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Replaces Siripala Amarasinghe. Deputy Minister of Aviation (07-).
Gunasekara, Deepal RAT 76,88322 April 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA NFF UPFA
Gunasekara, Earl POL 38,68122 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF
Gunasekara, Edward GAM 44,89022 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF Joined UPFA. Deputy Minister of Railways (07-). Went back to UNP.
Gunasekera, D. E. W. NAT 22 April 20042010-02-09 CPSL UPFA CPSL UPFA Minister of Constitutional Affairs & National Integration.
Gunasekera, R. M. P. U. S. MON 71,11522 April 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA NFF UPFA
Gunathilake, Nandana KAL 135,74322 April 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA SLFP UPFA Was an independent MP, joined NFF, quit NFF, joined SLFP.
Gunawardena, Bandula COL 57,46022 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP (D) UPFA Minister of Trade, Marketing Development & Consumer Affairs (07-).
Gunawardena, Dinesh COL 82,62622 April 20042010-02-09 MEP UPFA MEP UPFA Minister of Urban Development & Water Supply (04-07); M. of Urban Development & Sacred Areas (07-). Chief Government Whip (08-10). Deputy Minister of Education (04-).
Gunawardena, Gitanjana NAT 22 April 20042010-02-09 MEP UPFA MEP UPFA Deputy Speaker & Chairman of Committees (04-08).
Gunawardena, Sarana GAM 52,2886 May 20082010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Replaces Anura Bandaranaike.
Hakeem, Rauff AMP 68,62722 April 20042008-04-02 SLMC SLMC UNF Minister of Posts & Telecommunication (07). Resigned. Replaced by A. M. M. Naoshad.
Hakeem, Rauff NAT 10 July 20082010-02-09 SLMC UNF SLMC UNF Replaces Basheer Segu Dawood.
Haleem, M. H. A. KAN 66,66922 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF
Handunnetti, Sunil COL 152,94222 April 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA JVP
Harrison, Pelisge ANU 60,77722 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF
Hashim, Kabir KEG 69,37222 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF
Herath, Jayarathna KUR 53,87622 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Deputy Minister of Public Security, Law & Order (04-). Non-Cabinet Minister of Health Promotion & Disease Prevention (07-).
Herath, Maheepala KEG 71,68222 April 20042004-05-27 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Deputy Minister of Transport (04-). Resigned. Replaced by H. R. Mithrapala.
Herath, Renuka NUW 45,70130 January 20062010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF Replaces S.B. Dissanayake.
Herath, Samansiri PUT 38,11322 April 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA NFF UPFA
Herath, Vijitha GAM 215,54022 April 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA JVP
Imam, Raseen Mohammed NAT 8 January 20082010-02-09 TNA TNA Replaces M. K. Eelaventhan.
Isadean, M. H. Segu NAT 22 April 20042010-02-09 NUA UPFA NUA UPFA Deputy Minister of Information & Media (04-). Non-Cabinet Minister of Export Development (07-).
Ismail, Mohamed Ismail Anwar NAT 22 April 20042007-09-13NC UPFA NC UPFA Deputy Minister of Infrastructure Development in the Eastern Province (04-). Non-Cabinet Minister of Irrigation (07). Died. Replaced by Basil Rajapaksa.
Jagodage, Achala RAT 97,08322 April 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA NFF UPFA
Jayaratne, D. M. KAN 64,31722 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Minister of Posts, Telecommunications & Upcountry Development (04-07). M. of Plantations (07-).
Jayaratne, Piyankara PUT 33,14414 January 20082010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Replaces D. M. Dassanayake. Deputy Speaker & Chairman of Committees (08-10).
Jayasekara, Dayasiri KUR 52,57622 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF
Jayasekara, Premalal RAT 71,98222 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Deputy Minister of River Basin & Rajarata Development (04-).
Jayasena, Sumedha G. MON 47,53822 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Minister of Women Affairs & Social Welfare (04-). M. of Child Development & Women's Empowerment.
Jayasinghe, Chandrani Bandara ANU 49,47122 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF
Jayasinghe, N. D. N. P. NUW 44,22922 April 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA NFF UPFA
Jayasuriya, Karu GAM 202,02922 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF Joined UPFA, returned to UNP. Minister of Public Administration & Home Affairs (07-).
Jayawardana, Jayalath GAM 93,64322 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF
Jegadhiswaran, S. NUW 81,38622 April 20042010-02-09 CWC UNF CWC UPFA Deputy Minister of National Integration (07-).
Jeyanandamoorthy, Senathirajah BAT 44,45722 April 20042010-02-09 TNA TNA
Kadirgamar, Lakshman NAT 22 April 20042005-08-12 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Minister of Foreign Affairs (04-). Murdered. Replaced by Dullas Alahapperuma.
Kajendren, Selvarajah JAF 112,07722 April 20042010-02-09 TNA TNA
Kamardeen, Abdul Baiz NAT 22 April 20042010-02-09 SLMC UNF SLMC (D) UPFA Deputy Minister of Provincial Councils (07-).
Kanagaratnam, Sathasivam VAN 30,39022 April 20042010-02-09 TNA TNA
Kanagasabai, Thanmanpillai BAT 57,84322 April 20042010-02-09 TNA TNA
Karalliyadde, Tissa ANU 40,93322 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Minister of Indigenous Medicine (04-).
Kariyawasam, Akila Viraj KUR 83,11422 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF
Karunanayake, Ravi COL 69,97522 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF
Karunaratne, M. D. Namal KUR 114,51622 April 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA JVP
Karunatileka, Gayantha GAL 55,75722 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF
Kathiraman, Thangeswary BAT 50,54522 April 20042010-02-09 TNA TNA
Kiriella, Lakshman KAN 81,13622 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF
Kisshor, Sivanathan VAN 17,65322 April 20042010-02-09 TNA TNA
Kitulagoda, Jinadasa MTR 109,41722 April 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA JVP
Kotalawala, Nirmala KAL 55,46120 July 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Replaces Reginold Cooray. Non-Cabinet Minister of Education Services (07-).
Kumara, Ajith GAL 128,06022 April 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA JVP
Kumaranatunga, Jeewan COL 51,58322 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Minister of Sports & Youth Affairs (04-). Non-Cabinet Minister of Sports (−07); M. of Lands & Land Development (07-)
Lalkantha, K. D. ANU 114,31922 April 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA JVP
Lokubandara, W. J. M. BAD 56,95422 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF Speaker (04-10).
Lokuge, Gamini COL 53,81022 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP (D) UPFA Minister of Sports (07-).
Lucida, J. A. Mary NAT 22 April 20042004-04-23 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Resigned. Replaced by Mervyn Silva.
Maheswaran, Thiagarasah COL 57,97822 April 20042008-01-01 UNP UNF UNP UNF Killed. Replaced by Mohamed Rajabdeen.
Majeed, M. N. Abdul TRI 26,94822 April 20042010-02-09 SLMC ACMC UPFA Non-Cabinet Minister of Co-operatives (07-).
Mahroof, Mohamed COL 55,91922 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF
Manage, Pemasiri MTR 101,55822 April 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA JVP
Medhananda, Ellawala NAT 22 April 20042010-02-09 JHU JHU UPFA
Mithrapala, H. R. KEG 36,2973 June 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Replaces Maheepala Herath. Non-Cabinet Minister of Consumer Affairs (07-).
Mohamed, M. H. COL 62,55922 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP (D) UPFA Minister of Parliamentary Affairs (07-).
Moragoda, Milinda COL 99,14622 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP (D) UPFA Minister of Tourism (07-).
Moulana, Seyed Ali Zahir NAT 22 April 20042004-06-23 UNP UNF UNP UNF Resigned. Replaced by M. Mohamed Musthaffa.
Muralitharan, Vinayagamoorthy NAT 7 October 20082010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Replaces H. M. Wasantha Samarasinghe.
Mussammil, Mohamed NAT 1 June 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA NFF UPFA Replaces Philipps Kumarasinghe Sri Liyanage.
Musthaffa, M. Mohamed NAT 29 June 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP (D) UPFA Replaces Seyed Ali Zaheer Moulana. Deputy Minister of Higher Education (07-).
Musthapha, Faiszer KAN 40,47522 April 20042010-02-09 CWC UNF UPFA Deputy Minister of Tourism (07-).
Nanayakkara, Hemakumara GAL 81,38222 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP (D) UPFA Deputy Minister of Agriculture (07-). Non-Cabinet Minister of Agriculture (07-).
Nanda, Udawatte KAN 10,84622 April 20042010-02-09 JHU JHU UPFA
Nandaloka, Alawwe GAM 5,82917 November 20042010-02-09 JHU JHU UPFA Replaces Kolonnawe Sri Sumangala.
Naoshad, A. M. M. AMP 19,1929 April 20082010-02-09 SLMC SLMC UNF Replaces Rauff Hakeem.
Nawinne, S. B. KUR 53,07922 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Minister of Regional Infrastructure Development (04-). M. of Rural Industries & Self-Employment Promotion.
Nijamudeen, Sihabdeen NAT 20 July 20042010-02-09 SLMC UNF SLMC (D) UPFA Replaces Mohammed Quddus.
Noharathalingam, Vino VAN 28,25222 April 20042010-02-09 TELO TNA TELO TNA
Pararajasingham, Joseph NAT 22 April 20042005-12-25 ITAK TNA ITAK TNA Murdered. Replaced by Chandra Nehru Chandrakanthan.
Pathirana, R. P. A. Ranaweera ANU 103,08622 April 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA JVP
Pathmanathan, Kanagasabai AMP 29,00222 April 20042009-05-21 TNA TNA Died. Replaced by Thomas Thangathurai William.
Peiris, G. L. NAT 22 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP (D) UPFA Minister of Export Development & International Trade (07-).
Peiris, Janadasa NAT 22 April 20042004-04-23 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Resigned. Replaced by Ratnasiri Wickremanayake.
Perera, Dilan BAD 64,65522 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Deputy Minister of Ports & Aviation (04-). Non-Cabinet Minister of Justice (07-).
Perera, Felix GAM 72,61622 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Minister of Transport (04-). M. of Fisheries & Aquatic Resources (07-).
Perera, Gamini Jayawickrama KUR 119,17622 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF
Perera, Larine PUT 36,84622 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF
Perera, M. Joseph Michael GAM 95,23122 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF Chief Opposition Whip (06-10).
Perera, Neomal PUT 45,15022 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP (D) UPFA Deputy Minister of Fisheries (07-).
Piyatissa, L. G. Wasantha AMP 45,97522 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA
Polgampala, Anuruddha KEG 84,98122 April 20042008-09-03 JVP UPFA JVP Resigned. Replaced by Lalith Dissanayake.
Ponnambalam, Gajendrakumar JAF 60,77022 April 20042010-02-09 ACTC TNA ACTC TNA
Premachandran, Suresh JAF 45,78622 April 20042010-02-09 EPRLF TNA EPRLF TNA
Premadasa, A. D. Champika KEG 44,39122 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF
Premadasa, Sajith HAM 82,96822 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF
Premajayanth, Susil COL 100,07422 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Minister of Power & Energy (04-). M. of Education.
Premasiri, Lionel GAL 39,51922 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP (D) UPFA Deputy Minister of Social Services & Social Welfare (07-).
Punchinilame, Susantha RAT 96,59122 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP (D) UPFA Deputy Minister of Public Estate Management & Development (07-).
Punnananda, Aparekke GAM 7,38922 April 20042010-02-09 JHU JHU UPFA
Pushpakumara, A. P. Jagath MON 52,88722 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Deputy Minister of Samurdhi & Poverty Alleviation (04-). Non-Cabinet Minister of Nation Building (07-).
Pushpakumara, W. P. S. NAT 22 April 20042004-05-19 SLMC UNF SLMC UNF Resigned. Replaced by Basheer Segu Dawood.
Puththirasigamoney, Vadivel NAT 22 April 20042010-02-09 CWC UNF UPFA
Quddus, Ismail Mohammed NAT 22 April 20042004-05-20 SLMC UNF SLMC UNF Resigned. Replaced by S. Nijamudeen.
Radhakrishnan, P. NAT 22 April 20042010-02-09 UCPF UNF UCPF UPFA
Rajabdeen, Mohamed COL 42,3198 January 20082010-02-09 SLMC UNF SLMC UNF Replaces T. Maheswaran.
Rajakaruna, Sarath Chandra GAM 55,33722 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF
Rajanayagam, Kingsley BAT 38,63322 April 20042004-04-18 TNA TNA Resigned. Replaced by Pakkiyaselvam Ariyanethiran.
Rajapaksa, Basil NAT 19 September 20072010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Replaces Mohamed Ismail Anwar Ismail.
Rajapaksa, Chamal HAM 56,41622 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Deputy Minister of Plantation Industries (04-). Minister of Irrigation & Water Management (07-).
Rajapaksa, Mahinda HAM 107,60322 April 20042005-11-19 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Prime Minister (04-05). M. of Highways (04-). Elected President. Replaced by Nirupama Rajapaksa.
Rajapaksa, Nirupama HAM 26,65125 November 20052010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Replaces Mahinda Rajapaksa.
Rajapaksa, Wijeyadasa NAT 14 May 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Replaces E. A. D. C. Weerasekera.
Rambukwella, Keheliya KAN 110,72022 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP (D) UPFA Non-Cabinet Minister of Planning & Plan Implementation (06-07). M. of Employment Promotion & Welfare (07-).
Ranatunga, Arjuna COL 81,91422 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA
Ranatunga, Reggie Padmasena GAM 54,41421 February 20082008-05-31 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Replaces Sripathi Sooriyarachchi. Died. Replaced by Neil Rupasinghe.
Ranawaka, Champika NAT 31 January 20072010-02-09 JHU JHU UPFA Replaces Omalpe Sobhita.
Ranawaka, Sarath KAL 48,38022 April 20042009-07-25 UNP UNF UNP UNF Died. Replaced by Ananda Lakshman Wijemanna.
Ranaweera, Jayatissa RAT 40,38222 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Deputy Minister of Provincial Councils & Local Government (04-). Non-Cabinet Minister of Textile Industries (07-).
Ranaweera, Vijitha HAM 86,18422 April 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA JVP
Rathana, Athuraliye KAL 10,77222 April 20042010-02-09 JHU JHU UPFA
Rathnayaka, Bimal KUR 116,73622 April 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA JVP
Rathnayake, C. B. NUW 55,28422 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Minister of Plantation Community Infrastructure Development (04-). M. of Livestock Development.
Rathnayake, R. M. Gamini KEG 90,07022 April 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA JVP
Ratnaseeha, Kahaluwe COL 10,51222 April 20042004-05-18 JHU JHU Resigned. Replaced by Akmeemana Dayarathana.
Ratnatilaka, Mahinda RAT 36,28922 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP (D) UPFA
Ratnayaka, Sagala MTR 59,88822 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF
Ratnayake, Amara Piyaseeli KUR 46,72522 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF
Raviraj, Nadarajah JAF 42,96522 April 20042006-11-10 ITAK TNA ITAK TNA Murdered. Replaced by Nallathamby Srikantha.
Rupasinghe, Neil GAM 35,1106 June 20082010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Replaces Reggie Ranatunga.
Samarasinghe, H. M. Wasantha NAT 22 April 20042008-06-30 JVP UPFA JVP Resigned. Replaced by Vinayagamoorthy Muralitharan.
Samarasinghe, Mahinda KAL 93,75822 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF SLFP UPFA Chief Opposition Whip (04-06). Minister of Natural Disaster Management (06-).
Samaraweera, S. A. Jayantha KAL 95,46122 April 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA NFF UPFA
Samaraweera, Mangala MTR 118,84822 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP (P) UNF Minister of Ports & Aviation Services (04-). M. of Foreign Affairs (−07). Deputy Minister of Education (04-).
Samaraweera, Ravindra BAD 49,38722 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF
Sampanthan, Rajavarothiam TRI 47,73522 April 20042010-02-09 ITAK TNA ITAK TNA
Satchithanandan, Murugan BAD 44,93422 April 20042010-02-09 CWC UNF UNP UNF Deputy Chairman of Committees (04-06). Deputy Minister of Education (07-09).
Sellasamy, M. S. NAT 22 April 20042010-02-09 CWC UNF UNF Deputy Minister of Posts (07-).
Senanayake, Rukman KEG 43,63022 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF
Senaratne, Rajitha KAL 97,00122 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP (D) UPFA Minister of Construction & Engineering Services (07-).
Senathirajah, Mavai JAF 38,78322 April 20042010-02-09 ITAK TNA ITAK TNA
Senewiratne, Athauda KEG 53,89222 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Minister of Labour Relations & Foreign Employment (04-). M. of Labour Relations & Manpower.
Senewiratne, John RAT 84,28422 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Minister of Justice & Judicial Reforms (04-). M. of Power & Energy.
Senewiratne, Lakshman BAD 40,82022 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF
Shivajilingam, M. K. JAF 42,19322 April 20042010-02-09 TELO TNA TELO TNA
Silva, Mervyn NAT 30 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Replaces J. A. Mary Lucida. Non-Cabinet Minister of Labour (07-).
Sirisena, Maithripala POL 72,45122 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Leader of the House (04-05). Minister of River Basin & Rajarata Development (04-). M. of Agricultural Development & Agrarian Services.
Sithamparanathan, Pathmini JAF 68,24022 April 20042010-02-09 TNA TNA
Sivalingam, Muthu NUW 85,70822 April 20042010-02-09 CWC UNF CWC UPFA Deputy Minister of Estate Infrastructure (07-).
Sivanesan, Kiddinan JAF 43,73022 April 20042008-03-06 TNA TNA Murdered. Replaced by Solomon Cyril.
Siyambalapitiya, Ranjith KEG 80,48522 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Deputy Minister of Finance (04-). Non-Cabinet Minister of State Revenue & Finance (07-).
Sobhitha, Omalpe NAT 22 April 20042007-01-31 JHU JHU Resigned. Replaced by Champika Ranawaka.
Sooriyaarachchi, Sripathi GAM 76,63722 April 20042008-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Deputy Minister of Sports & Youth Affairs (04-). Non-Cabinet Minister of Port Development (07-). Killed. Replaced by Reggie Ranatunga.
Sri Liyanage, Philipps NAT 22 April 20042004-05-24 JVP UPFA JVP UPFA Resigned. Replaced by Mohamed Mussammil.
Sri Sumangala, Kolonnawe GAM 25,15422 April 20042004-10-08 JHU JHU Resigned. Replaced by Alawwe Nandaloka.
Srikantha, Nallathamby JAF 33,20530 November 20062010-02-09 TELO TNA TELO TNA Replaces Nadarajah Raviraj.
Subasinghe, S. K. POL 61,58022 April 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA JVP
Suresh, Vadivel BAD 37,52022 April 20042010-02-09 CWC UNF PWC UPFA Deputy Minister of Health & Nutrition (05-). D.M. of Health (07-).
Suriyaarachchi, C. A. POL 37,98322 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP (D) UPFA Deputy Minister of Land & Land Development (07-).
Tennakoon, Janaka Bandara MTL 54,71122 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Minister of Local Government & Provincial Councils (04-).
Thissera, Dayasritha PUT 41,19022 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Deputy Minister of Ports & Aviation (04-). Non-Cabinet Minister of Skills Development (07-).
Thondaman, Arumugan NUW 99,78322 April 20042010-02-09 CWC UNF CWC UPFA Minister of Youth Empowerment & Socio-Economic Development.
Thurairetnasingam, K. TRI 34,77322 April 20042010-02-09 ITAK TNA ITAK TNA
Umma, Anjan GAM 111,75522 April 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA NFF UPFA
Vidyaratna, K. V. Samantha BAD 98,84822 April 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA JVP
Vitharana, Tissa NAT 22 April 20042010-02-09 LSSP UPFA LSSP UPFA Minister of Science & Technology (04-).
Wanniarachchi, Pavithra Devi RAT 125,59222 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Minister of Samurdhi & Poverty Alleviation (04-). M. of Youth Affairs (07-).
Warnapala, W. A. Wiswa NAT 22 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Minister of Higher Education (07-).
Wedaarachchi, Dilip HAM 40,73822 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF
Weerakkody, Chandima GAL 52,6659 June 20092010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Replaces Amarasiri Dodangoda.
Weerakoon, Gunaratna GAL 58,15422 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Deputy Minister of Regional Infrastructure Development (04-). Non-Cabinet Minister of Nation Building (07-).
Weerasekera, E. A. D .C. NAT 22 April 20042004-04-23 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Resigned. Replaced by Wijeyadasa Rajapakshe.
Weerawansa, Wimal COL 237,18522 April 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA NFF UPFA
Welgama, Kumara KAL 73,35022 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Deputy Minister of Power & Energy (04-). Minister of Industrial Development (07-).
Wickremanayake, Ratnasiri NAT 30 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Replaces Janadasa Peiris. Prime Minister (05-). Minister of Internal Administration.
Wickremasinghe, Ranil COL 329,52422 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF Leader of the Opposition (04-10).
Wijemanna, Ananda Lakshman KAL 37,1476 August 20092010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP UNF Replaces Sarath Ranawaka.
Wijenayake, Piyasiri KAL 75,98222 April 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA NFF UPFA Deputy Chairman of Committees (06).
Wijesekara, Mahinda MTR 72,56322 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP (D) UPFA Minister of Special Projects (07-).
Wijesekara, Jayantha TRI 19,98322 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA
Wijesekera, Duleep GAM 48,0186 May 20082010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Replaces Jeyaraj Fernandopulle.
Wijesinghe, Chandrasena GAL 101,37722 April 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA JVP
Wijeyeratne, Mano KEG 44,27222 April 20042010-02-09 UNP UNF UNP (D) UPFA Deputy Minister of Enterprise Development (07-). Non-Cabinet Minister of Enterprise Development (07-).
William, Thomas Thangathurai AMP 9,02912 June 20092010-02-09 TNA TNA Replaces Kanagasabai Pathmanathan.
Withanachchi, Thilakaratne GAL 85,62722 April 20042010-02-09 JVP UPFA JVP
Yapa, Anura Priyadharshana KUR 65,72422 April 20042010-02-09 SLFP UPFA SLFP UPFA Minister of Plantation Industries (04-). M. of Mass Media & Information.

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