"Yes, we have had problems with the constitution making, but we will find a solution," Nembang told myrepublica.com.
Senior leaders from political parties represented in the CA will participate in the meeting to be held at Singha Durbar, Thursday morning.
"The country will definitely see the promulgation of a new constitution on 10 May, 2010," Nembang said. The CA has fixed 10 May, 2010 as the date for promulgating the new statute.
Serious differences among the political parties over constitutional provisions as well as their lackadaisical performance have hampered the constitution-making process. Constitutional experts worry that the country may not see a new constitution on time if the CA continues its work at the present pace.
On top of that, the CA has been left without any business since Tuesday as the CA committees failed to submit their preliminary drafts and concept papers within the stipulated time. Due to delay in the work, the CA has already amended its calendar of events five times.
Of the 10 CA thematic committees, only four have submitted their preliminary drafts and concept papers to the full CA meeting so far, while the rest are hobbled by differences among political parties. Absence of top leaders from meetings of the CA committees has aggravated the problem.
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