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Should the Executive Presidency be abolished?

Groundviews spoke to young professionals on the abolition of the executive presidency and the need for an electoral reform in Sri Lanka. They highlight how the current executive presidency centralises power in a single office, limiting checks and balances and reducing governmental accountability. This structure often results in executive decisions that bypass broader parliamentary or public consultation, contributing to political instability. The professionals argue that electoral reform, such as adopting a mixed member proportional representation system, could enhance transparency, increase public participation and ensure a fairer distribution of power across diverse regions and communities. Their perspectives underscore a growing consensus that comprehensive reform is essential for a more representative and stable governance model.