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President Sends Back Constitutional Council Related Bill to HoR
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The bill on the Constitutional Council has been sent back by the President. Even though both the Houses of Parliament passed the bill with the provision that only two members of the Constitutional Council can appoint the officers of the Constitutional Commission, the controversy was increasing. The President sent the bill back to the House of Representatives for reconsideration saying that it is
Kathmandu. President Ram Chandra Poudel has refused to certify the bill related to the Constitutional Council. Poudel has sent it back expressing disagreement and suspicion over some provisions of the bill passed by both houses of the federal parliament. While sending the bill back to the House of Representatives, where it originated, President Poudel has expressed disagreement with the provision that a majority can make decisions. He has said t…
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