PROCEEDINGS
OF THE NATIONAL CONVENTION
From The New Light of
Alternate chairmen clarify NCC Work
Committee Chairman’s explanation on adopting basic detailed principles for
division of legislative power to be included in drawing of the State
Constitution
The meeting of the group of delegates of political parties
took place at Hall-1 this afternoon. U Tun Yin Law of
the National Unity Party presided over the meeting. Deputy Director U Khin
Maung Phyu acted as MC together with Assistant
Director Daw Yin Yin.
The MC announced the validity of the meeting as the
attendance of the delegates accounted for 96.55 per cent, and delivered a
greeting speech.
Member of the panel of chairmen U Saw Philip (a) U Philip
Sam clarified the explanation of the chairman of the NCC Work Committee on laying down of basic detailed principles for the division of
the legislative power to be included in the drawing of the State Constitution.
The meeting chairman gave concluding remarks at
The meeting of the group of delegates of
representatives-elect was held at Hall-2 at
Cent per cent of the delegates attended the meeting.
The meeting chairman delivered an introductory speech, and
made clarification’s to the presentation of the Work Committee chairman on
laying down basic detailed principles for the dividing of the legislative power
to be included in the drawing of the State Constitution.
Independent represent-elect U Hla
Soe of
The meeting chairman gave concluding remarks at
The group of delegates of national races held a meeting at
Pyidaungsu Hall at 1 pm. U Mya Sein
of Mandalay Division presided over the meeting together with U Mann Ohn Maung of
The MC announced that the meeting was valid as the
attendance of the delegates accounted for 99.20 per cent, and gave a speech.
Member of the panel of chairmen U Maung Hla
(a) U Hla Myint of the
group of delegates of national races clarified the explanation of the chairman
of the NCC Work Committee on laying down basic detailed principles for the
delegation of the legislative power to be included in the writing of the State
Constitution.
The meeting chairman gave concluding remarks at
The meeting of the group of delegates of peasants took
place at Hall-4 at
The MC announced the validity of the meeting as cent per
cent of the delegates attended the meeting, and delivered an address.
The meeting chairmen clarified the explanation of the
chairman of the NCC Work Committee on adopting basic detailed principles for
the sharing of the legislative power to be included in the drawing of the State
Constitution.
The meeting chairman gave concluding remarks.
The group of delegates of workers met at Hall-5 at 1 pm. U Kyaw
Myo Win presided over the meeting together with U Bo Thein
and U Khin Maung Aye. Deputy Director U Zaw Win acted
as MC together with Assistant Director U Aung Win.
The MC announced that the meeting was valid as cent per
cent delegates were present at the meeting.
The meeting chairman delivered a speech and clarified the explanation
of the chairman of the NCC Work Committee on laying down basic detailed
principles for the division of the legislative power to be included in the
drawing of the State Constitution.
The meeting chairman gave concluding remarks.
The meeting of the group of delegates of intellectuals and intelligentsia
took place at Hall-6 at 1 pm. Dr Thein Nyunt chaired
the meeting together with U Khin Zaw and U Hla Myint.
Deputy Director U Than Win and
Assistant Director U Nyein Myint
acted as MC and co-MC.
The MC announced that the meeting was valid as cent per
cent delegates were present.
The alternate chairman made an address. The members of the
panel of alternate chairme clarified the explanation
of the chairman of the NCC Work Committee on laying down basic detailed
principles for the dividing of the legislative power to be included in the
drawing of the State Constitution.
The alternate chairman gave concluding remarks.
The meeting of the group of delegates of State service
personnel was held at Hall-7 at
Deputy Director U Htay Win and
Assistant Director U Htein Min acted as MC and co-MC.
The MC announced that the meeting was valid as the number
of the attendees accounted for 98.17 per cent.
The alternate chairman made an address and clarified the
explanation of the chairman of the NCC Work Committee on laying down basic
detailed principles for the dividing of the legislative power to be included in
the drawing of the State Constitution.
The alternate chairman gave concluding remarks.
The meeting of the group of other invited guests took place
at Hall-8 at
as
MC and co-MC.
The MC announced that the meeting was valid as 97 per cent delegates
were present.
The alternate chairman made a speech clarified to the
explanation of the chairman of the NCC Work Committee on laying down basic
detailed principles for the dividing of the legislative power to be included in
the drawing of the State Constitution.
The alternate chairman gave concluding remarks.
Source: http://mission.itu.ch/MISSIONS/Myanmar/n-convention/nc050222_1.pdf
Management task of densely populated urban
areas, towns entrusted to Pyidaungsu Hluttaw
Management affairs of villages should be entrusted to region or state Hluttaws
which know their objective conditions best
YANGON, 22 Feb — On behalf of the Panel of the Alternate
Chairman, U Yaw Aye Hla of the Delegates of
Representatives-elect presented the panel of chairmen’s collection of excerpts
from te suggested proposals submitted by delegates to
the National Convention on the management sector at the Pyidaungsu Hall of the Nyaunghnapin Camp in Hmawby
Township, Yangon Division yesterday.
The following is a translation of presentation made by U
Yaw Aye Hla.
Independent representatives-elect U Tin Win of Kyaiklat Township constituency-2, U Thein
Kyi of Taungdwingyi Township constituency-1, U Hla Soe of Minbu Township
constituency-2, U Mya Hlaing
of Twantay Township constituency-2, U Kyi Win of Mingaladon Township constituency-1 and U Tin Tun Maung of Mingaladon Township
constituency-2 said that they agreed that 11 points of the management sector
explained by the Work Committee Chairman should be included in the Union
legislative list as detailed basic principles, and the three points explained
by the Chairman should be included in the region or state legislative list as
detailed principles.
In a separate suggestion, they said, the management task of
the densely populated urban areas and towns is being entrusted to the
Pyidaungsu Hluttaw. Likewise management affairs of villages should be entrusted
to region or state which know their objective
conditions best.
Representative-elect U Tun Kyaw
of Namhsan Township constituency in northern
National races delegate group said that the 11 points of
the management sector explained by the Work Committee Chairman should be
included in the Union legislative list as detailed basic principles, and the
three points explained by the Chairman should be included in the region or state
legislative list as detailed basic principles.
Peasant delegate group said that the management sector has
to carry out its work within the framework of the law. Hence, the 11 points of
the management sector explained by the Work Committee Chairman should be
included in the Union legislative list as detailed basic principles, and the
three points explained by the Chairman should be included in the region or
state legislative list as detailed principles.
As a separate suggestion, the group said that the practice
of extending towns and villages on the land under cultivation should be avoided
to the most possible degree,. and
if the situation becomes unavoidable, compensation for the persons who lose
their land should be considered.
Worker delegate group said that the 11 points of the
management sector explained by the Work Committee Chairman should be included
in the Union legislative list as detailed basic principles, and the three
points explained by the Chairman should be included in the region or state legislative
list as detailed principles.
Intellectuals and intelligentsia delegate group said that
the 11 points of the management sector explained by the Work Committee Chairman
should be included in the Union legislative list as detailed basic principles,
and the three points explained by the
Chairman should be included in the region or state
legislative list as detailed principles.
State service personnel delegate group stated the tasks and
responsibilities of the management sector, and said that the 11 points of the
management sector explained by the Work Committee Chairman should be included
in the Union legislative list as detailed basic principles, and the three points
explained by the Chairman should be included in the region or state legislative
list as detailed principles.
Other invited persons delegate group said that it is
appropriate to put the 11 points of the management sector explained by the Work
Committee Chairman on the Union legislative list as detailed basic principles,
and the three points explained by the Chairman on the region or state legislative
list as detailed principles.
The group also presented a separate suggestion, saying that
the following points should be put on the region or state legislative list:
1. General administration
2. Management of village and urban areas
3. House rent and land rent
4. Associations
5. Border area development
6. Census
Moreover, concerning the appointment of employees in the
management sector, if the qualification of the candidates is found to be equal,
priority should be given to the locals of regions, states or self-administered
areas, and only non-locals are to be appointed in the absence of local candidates.
The State should make necessary arrangements for the regions, states or selfadministered areas to select their own local people to
assign duties in them.
The panel of chairmen’s collection of excerpts from the
suggested proposals submitted by delegates to the National Convention on the
judicial sector and on legislative power of selfadministered
areas presented by U Maung Hla (a) U Hla Myint of Delegates of National
Races will be published in tomorrow’s issue.
Source: http://mission.itu.ch/MISSIONS/Myanmar/n-convention/nc050222_2.pdf
NCCWC, members of panels of chairmen of
delegate groups meet
It was attended by Chairman Chief Justice U Aung Toe, Vice
Chairman Attorney General U Aye Maung, Secretary U Thaung
Nyunt and members and members of panels of chairmen representing the delegate
group of political parties, delegate group of representatives-elect, delegate
group of national races, delegate group of peasants, delegate group of workers,
delegate group of intellectuals and intelligentsia, delegate group of State
service personnel and other invited delegates.
Chairman U Aung Toe presided over the meeting and Joint
Secretary-1 U Khin Maung Myint acted as master of
ceremonies. Chairman U Aung Toe explained that among the suggestions made by
respective National Convention delegates, ones that are beneficial to the State
and its people are needed to seek approval of all the delegates for the power
sharing of legislation. Next, those present at the meeting also took part in
the discussion, and the meeting ended with concluding remarks by the chairman.
Source: http://mission.itu.ch/MISSIONS/Myanmar/n-convention/nc050222_3.pdf
National Convention Convening Work
Committee meets
YANGON, 22 Feb — National Convention Convening Work
Committee held its coordination meeting at Nyaunghnapin
Camp in Hmawby township this morning. Chairman Chief
Justice U Aung Toe, Vice Chairman Attorney General U Aye Maung, Secretary U Thaung Nyunt and members attended the meeting.
Chairman U Aung Toe presided over the meeting and Joint
Secretary-1 U Khin Maung Myint acted as master of
ceremonies. Chairman U Aung Toe and Vice Chairman U Aye Maung delivered
speeches at the meeting.
Source: http://mission.itu.ch/MISSIONS/Myanmar/n-convention/nc050222_4.pdf