भिडियो हेर्न तलको बक्स भित्र क्लिक गर्नुहोस
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Speaker Onsari Gharti Magar today gave lawmakers 72 hours to register their amendment proposals on the Bill on First Amendment of Constitution of Nepal.
The Speaker made the announcement to this effect while replying to a minister who was addressing the concerns of lawmakers on the bill during four days of deliberations that concluded yesterday.
With today’s development, the constitution amendment process has entered the second stage.
Although discussion concluded yesterday, the Speaker had paused the proceedings till this afternoon, hoping for a positive result in the ongoing negotiations between the three major parties and the agitating United Democratic Madhesi Front.
Lawmakers have till Thursday afternoon to register their amendment proposals. The Speaker can form a committee to organise and manage the proposals before beginning clause-wise discussion on the bill and putting it to vote.
The time provided for amendment proposal would be meaningful if the three major political parties and agitating Madhes-based parties could find ways to address the concerns of the agitating parties and register a proposal based on consensus by Thursday afternoon. This will depend on the success or failure of the ongoing negotiations.
Replying to the lawmakers’ queries at today’s House meeting, Minister for Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Agni Prasad Kharel requested the agitating UDMF to utilise the 72 hours to find solution and resolve the Tarai agitation through parliamentary process.
The Speaker made the announcement to this effect while replying to a minister who was addressing the concerns of lawmakers on the bill during four days of deliberations that concluded yesterday.
With today’s development, the constitution amendment process has entered the second stage.
Although discussion concluded yesterday, the Speaker had paused the proceedings till this afternoon, hoping for a positive result in the ongoing negotiations between the three major parties and the agitating United Democratic Madhesi Front.
Lawmakers have till Thursday afternoon to register their amendment proposals. The Speaker can form a committee to organise and manage the proposals before beginning clause-wise discussion on the bill and putting it to vote.
The time provided for amendment proposal would be meaningful if the three major political parties and agitating Madhes-based parties could find ways to address the concerns of the agitating parties and register a proposal based on consensus by Thursday afternoon. This will depend on the success or failure of the ongoing negotiations.
Replying to the lawmakers’ queries at today’s House meeting, Minister for Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Agni Prasad Kharel requested the agitating UDMF to utilise the 72 hours to find solution and resolve the Tarai agitation through parliamentary process.
भिडियो हेर्न तलको बिज्ञापन लाइ हटाउनुहोस
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