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| President's second term : What the Constitution says... Constitution of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka. Third Amendment to the Constitution (certified on 27th August, 1982). (d) The person declared elected as President at an election held under this paragraph shall, if such person - (i) is the President in office, hold office for a term of six years commencing on such date in the year in which that election is held (being a date after such election) or in the succeeding year, as corresponds to the date on which his first term of office commenced, whichever date is earlier; |
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