Electoral Reforms for Good Governance
A Doubled Hype of Expectation
from the People during Sinhala/Tamil New year Season of Celebration
“Yahapalanaya” the Sinhala
term for good governance has become a very popular term among the common
civics, in the south; likewise the Tamil version “Nalladchchy” has become the common
man’s term in the north and east. On the
eve of Sinhala and Tamil New Year hype of expectation off the dawning New Year
socially, very common every year, but this time around, there is one thing in
common, irrespective of ethnicity of this tiny nation, the hype of expectation is
intermingled with the political front as well for various reasons. Will our
politicians have the will to deliver the people’s expectation and escalate the
New Year celebrations euphoric to the people?
Having expressed doubt at
this, it is quite exciting during this Sinhala/Tamil New Year, on learning
about His Excellency’s commitment and determination towards abdication in part
of his own powers, and dedicating it back to the Parliament, and inducting to
propose a practicable electoral process, for the very next Parliament.
Amendments 19 and 20 seems as good beginning for restoring full fletched
democracy. It truly exciting and it
should be for every citizen as well to find 20th Amendment intends
to re-induct 160 First Past the Post System election of members, 65 District
Proportionate Representatives for 22 electoral districts and 25 Nationalist
Members, as it almost equally caters all that is demanded for the typicality of
Mixed Electoral Process.
Timely one as well, for that
nobody would want to disappoint anybody, during this typically important festive
season of whole Sri Lanka, particularly the politicians their own voters;
secondly because just deposing the culprit or culprits will not guarantee that
the good governance is established and if the proposals enacted and effected as
soon as possible, it would lay strong foundation for good governance. Thirdly,
since as it has been announced, the new Parliament would function as a
Constitutional Assembly as well, the real performance of the mixed electoral
process in the 2015 General Election could be analytically reviewed favorably
or remodeled to find an appropriate and effective representation for true Democracy.
Well
done “Yahapalanaya”!
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