Third Amendment to the Constitution of Sri Lanka
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The Third Amendment to the Constitution of Sri Lanka is a constitutional change enacted in 1982 that extended the term of the first executive president by allowing an early presidential election before the expiration of the incumbent’s term.
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| Third Amendment to the Constitution of Sri Lanka canonical | 1 |
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