Parliament will hold sessions from September 8 to 11, with the Committee on Parliamentary Business approving a schedule that includes debates on motor traffic regulations, defence legislation, and women's empowerment, along with multiple private members' motions.

Sri Lanka's Parliament is scheduled to convene for a four-day session beginning September 8, following a decision by the Committee on Parliamentary Business made during a meeting chaired by Speaker Dr. Jagath Wickramaratne on August 20. Parliament Secretary General Kushani Rohanadeera announced the schedule, which encompasses various legislative and parliamentary procedures across the week.

The opening day on Tuesday, September 8, will feature standard parliamentary business and oral questions, followed by extended debate on two Orders related to motor traffic regulations issued under the Motor Traffic Act. Wednesday's agenda includes Prime Minister's questions and a Second Reading debate on the Chief of Defence Staff (Repeal) Bill, which will occupy most of the legislative day. Thursday proceedings will focus on approval of a Resolution under the Women's Empowerment Act, while incorporating routine parliamentary questions throughout the morning.

Friday, September 11, is allocated for seven private members' motions covering diverse policy areas. These include proposals regarding petroleum and fuel industry regulation, incentives for family units to increase birth rates, forest protection, pension deductions for Pirivena teachers, mountain agriculture development, kithul industry expansion, and establishment of a medical faculty at South Eastern University. Each day follows a consistent structure beginning at 9:30 a.m. with allocated parliamentary business time and questions, with adjournment periods reserved for opposition and government motions.