The Constitution of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka (2) Each Province of Sri Lanka may itself constitute an electoral district or may be divided into two or more electoral districts. (3) Where a Province is divided into a number of electoral districts the Delimitation Commission shall have regard to the existing administrative districts so as to ensure as far as is practicable that each electoral district shall be an administrative district or a combination of two or more administrative districts or two or more electoral districts together constitute an administrative district. (4) The electoral districts of each Province shall together be entitled to return four members, (independently of the number of members which they are entitled to return by reference to the number of electors whose names appear in the registers of electors of such electoral districts) and the Delimitation Commission shall apportion such entitlement equitably among such electoral districts. (5) In the event of a difference of opinion among the members of the Delimitation Commission, the opinion of the majority thereof shall prevail and shall be deemed to be the decision of the Commission. Where each member of the Commission is of a different opinion, the opinion of the Chairman shall be deemed to be the decision of the Commission. Any dissentient member may state his reasons for such dissent. (6) The Chairman of the Delimitation Commission shall communicate the decisions of the Commission together with the reasons, if any, stated by a dissentient member to the President. 71 [ 96A Repealed ] 97. The President shall by proclamation publish the names and boundaries of the electoral districts and the 71 - Repealed by the Fifteenth Amendment to the Constitution Sec. 2. Proclamation of names, &c. of Electoral Districts 95