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Sub-Committee discusses form of governance
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The meeting of dispute resolution Sub-Committee under the Constitutional Committee (CC) Sunday discussed disputed issues, mainly the form of the governance to be adopted in the new constitution.

Pushpa Kamal DahalLeaders said that the meeting ended with a positive note though no conclusion was reached on the issue. Talking to the reporters after the meeting, Sub-Committee coordinator and UCPN (Maoist) chairman Pushpa Kamal DahalĀ  expressed his confidence that the parties would reach an agreement on the mixed form of governance suggested by the Sub-Committee task force.

Nepali Congress vice chairman Ramchandra Poudel said that more discussions were needed to arrive at the consensus as the Maoist party has not suggested a clear model on the form of the governance.

The task force led by lawmaker Laxman Lal Karna has suggested mixed governance model where directly elected president and parliament-elected prime minister share executive rights. nepalnews.com

 

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