Congratulations to both CPP and CNRP on todays common resolution on 14 items of election reforms. CPP holds firm on its disagreement on the national re-election. CNRP holds firm on its demand on the incorporation of the election committee members in the Constitution which requires the 2/3 majority vote by the National Assembly. I should analyze that there will no re-election because both groups give concessions to each other. They will compete on their fair standing in the next mandate election after the on-going election reforms. However, I personally see CPPs heavy concession to CNRP if all the items above will completely come into a genuine existence which in turn will be a smooth access to CRNPs victory in the next mandate election if no special circumstances, such as the crumbled split of CNRP and the second chance of CPPs good governance and applauded reforms, may arise within this mandate. I further support the suggestion of immunity law for the former heads of state to guarantee the smooth handover/transition of the country affairs.
Posted on: Mon, 17 Mar 2014 13:31:23 +0000
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