Motion to abolish MPs’ pension scheme to be tabled in Parliament today

Motion to abolish MPs’ pension scheme to be tabled in Parliament today

February 7, 2025   11:16 am

The resolution pertaining to abolishing the pension scheme for Members of Parliament is scheduled to be presented in Parliament today (07).

The resolution will be tabled as a Private Members’ Motion. 

Reports suggest that accordingly, it will be presented to the Parliament by New Democratic Front (NDF) MP Ravi Karunanayake.

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