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  1. Portfolio changed names from Minister of Technology, Technical Education and Employment, on 21 September 2015, but still the same ministry

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Susil Premajayantha
MP
සුසිල් ප්‍රේමජයන්ත
சுசில் பிரேமஜயந்த
Susil Premajayantha.jpg
Leader of the House
Assumed office
27 July 2022