Constituent Assembly election 2014
Nepali parties agree on CJ’s appointment as PM
Nine months after the Constituent Assembly (CA) lapsed
without writing a constitution, four of Nepal’s major political forces signed an agreement to hold elections for
another Constituent Assembly (CA) under a government led by Chief Justice Khil Raj Regmi.
The parties — NC; UCPN (Maoist); CPN (UML); UDMF, aim to hold the elections by June 21, but the agreement contains provisions to postpone the election date to December if necessary.
Nepali parties agree on CJ’s appointment as PM
The parties — NC; UCPN (Maoist); CPN (UML); UDMF, aim to hold the elections by June 21, but the agreement contains provisions to postpone the election date to December if necessary.
Mr. Regmi, who will take a temporary leave from the Supreme
Court, will form an 11-member council of ministers to hold elections.
The new Assembly will have 491 members — 240 to elected through direct (first past the post) election; 240 through proportional representation; and 11 nominated by the Cabinet.
The parties also decided to retain the electoral constituencies delineated for the last Assembly election in 2008.
The new Assembly will have 491 members — 240 to elected through direct (first past the post) election; 240 through proportional representation; and 11 nominated by the Cabinet.
The parties also decided to retain the electoral constituencies delineated for the last Assembly election in 2008.
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