Parliament, June 07 (The reporter) – The Supreme Court observed that the Gender Equality Bill is inconsistent with the Constitution as a whole and should be enacted with a two-thirds majority and through a referendum, Speaker Mahinda Yapa Abeywardhane announced today.
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