Cabinet of Sri Lanka

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The first Cabinet of Ministers of Ceylon, 1947

The Cabinet of Sri Lanka is the council of cabinet ministers , responsible to parliament. The Cabinet is appointed by the President under the advice of the Prime Minister and serve at his pleasure. Officially the prime minister is the head of the cabinet, but the cabinet is chaired by the president and is the ed-facto head of the cabinet. The Cabinet meets several times a week to discuss vital issues. Outside of the cabinet there are a number of junior ministers, these include non-cabinet ministers and deputy ministers under reporting directly to a senior minister. The current cabinet of President Mahinda Rajapaksa consists of 50 cabinet ministers and there another additional 36 non-cabinet ministers and 21 deputy ministers.[1]

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The Cabinet of Sri Lanka is as follows:

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