The National Consensus Commission is set to resume its third-round dialogue with political parties tomorrow, commission officials said on Friday.
The meeting will begin at 11:00am at the Foreign Service Academy in the capital Dhaka.
Earlier, on September 17, the commission hosted its last meeting with 30 political parties to finalise the method of implementing the July National Charter 2025. The meeting concluded without any results.
NCC vice-chair Professor Ali Riaz on September 17 had said that the next聽 meeting would be held in the first week of October.
Although, Ali Riaz was abroad from September 20 to September 30, the commission held two meetings with its six-member expert panel to analyse suitable processes for implementing the charter.
The implementation methods discussed included issuing a constitution order under section 22 of the July Declaration, a referendum, and seeking the Appellate Division鈥檚 advice according to the constitution鈥檚 article 106.
The expert panel consists of Justice MA Matin, Justice Moyeenul Islam Chowdhury, Dhaka University law faculty dean Professor Muhammad Ekramul Haque, and Supreme Court lawyers Sharif Bhuiyan, Imran A Siddiq, and Tanim Hossain Shawan.聽
On September 27, the expert panel recommended that the consensus commission might suggest that the interim government might apply multiple execution methods instead of one.
The September 17 session concluded without consensus as the Bangladesh Nationalist Party delegates supported the Appellate Division鈥檚 advice while the Jamaat-e-Islami representatives supported issuing a constitution order followed by a referendum.
Commission insiders said that the Sunday meeting would be critical as not only the parties were waiting for a crucially needed consensus among the political parties, but also the nation had been eager to see an agreement.
