PROCEEDINGS OF THE
NATIONAL CONVENTION
National race
delegates group presents proposals to NC Plenary Meeting.
Foreign military attaches observe National Convention proceedings
At the plenary meeting, the delegate group
of national races read out their proposals regarding the detailed basic
principles for the contribution of legislative, executive and judicial powers
to be included in the writing of the State Constitution.
Present at the plenary meeting were Chairman
of the National Convention Convening Commission Secretary-2 of the State Peace
and Development Council Lt-Gen Thein Sein and members; National Convention Convening Work
Committee Chairman Chief Justice U Aung Toe and members; National Convention
Convening Management Committee Chairman Auditor-General Maj-Gen
Lun Maung and members; chairmen of various
subcommittees and officials; media personnel; delegates of the Kokang Democracy and Unity Party, the National Unity Party,
the Union Kayin League, the Union Pa-O National
Organization, the Mro or Khami
National Solidarity Organization, the Lahu National
Development Party and the Wa National Development Party; representatives-elect
of the National Unity Party and the Mro or Khami National Solidarity Organization; independent
representatives-elect; national race delegates, peasant delegates and worker
delegates of Kachin State, Kayah
State, Kayin State, Chin State, Mon State, Rakhine State, Shan State (South), Shan State (North), Shan
State (East), Sagaing Division, Taninthayi
Division, Bago Division, Magway
Division, Mandalay Division, Yangon Division and Ayeyawady
Division; intellectuals and intelligentsia; members of the delegate group of
State service personnel from the State Peace and Development Council Office,
the President’s Office, the Pyithu Hluttaw Office, the Government Office, the
Supreme Court, the Attorney-General’s Office, the Auditor-General’s Office, the
Multiparty Democracy General Election Commission Office, the Civil Service
Selection and Training Board, the Yangon City Development Committee, the
Mandalay City Development Committee and ministries; other invited delegates;
representatives of peace groups from Shan State (North) Special Region-1, Shan
State (North) Special Region-2, Shan State (North) Special Region-3, Shan State
(East) Special Region-4, Shan State (North) Special Region-5 (KDA), Shan State
(South) Special Region-6, Shan State (North) Special Region-7, Kachin State Special Region-1, Kachin
State Special Region-2, Kayah State Special Region-1,
Kayah State Special Region-2, Kayah
State Special Region-3, the Kayinni National
Democratic Party (KNDP) Dragon Group, the Kayinni
National Progressive Party (KNPP) (Splinter, Hoya), the Kayinni
National Unity and Solidarity Organization (Ka Ma Sa Nya),
the Shan State Nationalities People’s Liberation Organization (Ya La La Pha),
the New Mon State Party, the Democratic Kayin
Buddhist Association (DKBA), the Haungthayaw Special
Region Group, the Nyeinchanyay Myothit
Group of Hpa-an Township of Kayin
State which exchanged arms for peace, the Shan State National Army, the group
led by U Saw Tun Oo of Rakhine
State, the Homein Region Welfare and Development
Group, the Shwepyiaye (MTA) Group, the Manpan Regional Militia Group, the Mon Armed Peace Group (Chaungchi Region), the Mon (Splinter) Nai
Saik Chan Group and the Arakanese
Army (AA).
Led by Dean of the Military Attaches of
Foreign Missions, Japanese Military Attache to Myanmar
Col Hideaki Kitahara, the military attaches from
Pakistan, Thailand, Laos, Russia, Cambodia, Bangladesh, the United States, the
Republic of Korea, Indonesia, India, Malaysia, Vietnam and China attended
today’s plenary meeting as observers.
Before the plenary session, NCCC Chairman
Secretary-2 Lt-Gen Thein Sein
and members, Chairman of the Work Committee Chief Justice U Aung Toe and
members, Chairman of the Management Committee Auditor-General Maj-Gen Lun Maung and members and
NC delegates signed in the attendance registers in Pyidaungsu Hall, where the
National Convention is being held, and at the Recreation Centre.
Next, NCCC Chairman Secretary-2 Lt-Gen Thein Sein, together with
Vice-Chairman Minister for Electric Power Maj-Gen Tin
Htut, Secretary Minister for Information Brig-Gen
Kyaw Hsan, Work Committee Chairman Chief Justice U
Aung Toe and Management Committee Chairman Auditor-General Maj-Gen
Lun Maung, cordially greeted foreign military
attaches led by Japanese Military Attache Col Hideaki
Kitahara.
U Maung Hla (a) U Hla Myint of the delegate group
of national races presided over the plenary meeting together with NCC Work
Committee member Daw Khin Nu, U Tun
Yin Law of the delegate group of political parties, U Yaw Aye Hla of the delegate group of representatives-elect, U Mya Aye of the delegate group of peasants, Dr Myo Thant Tin of the delegate group of workers, Dr U Thein Oo Po Saw of the delegate group of intellectuals and
intelligentsia, Maj-Gen Aung Thein
of the delegate group of state service personnel and U Tun
Aung Chein of the delegate group of other invited
persons. Director (Meeting) U Than Aung of the NCC
Work Committee Office acted as master of ceremonies and Deputy Director U Aung
Kyi as co-master of ceremonies.
The master of ceremonies announced the start
of the meeting with the permission of the chairman as there were 1,068
delegates out of 1,088 listed, accounting for 98.16 per cent. Next, the
delegate group of national races read out its proposals concerning detailed
basic principles for the distribution of legislative, executive and judicial
powers to be included in the framing of the State Constitution.
On the occasion, U Khun
Kyaw Thu of
The plenary meeting resumed at
On the occasion, Daw Myint
Myint Kyu of Mon State read
out a proposal for the energy, electricity, mining and forestry sector, the
industrial sector and the transport and communication sector; U Aung Lin Hlaing of Taninthayi Division, a
proposal for the social sector; and Daw Nan Yi Yi
Than of Sagaing Division, a proposal for the
management sector, the judicial sector, the delegation of legislative power to
the leading bodies of self-administered areas, the sharing and distribution of
legislative power in respect of other matters not stated in the legislative
lists of the Union, Region or State, as well as in those of the leading bodies
of the self-administered division or zones, the delegation of legislative power
to Union territories, and the enforcement of laws enacted by the leading bodies
of the self-administered areas at Hluttaw at different levels.
Later, the plenary meeting of the National
Convention ended at
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Foreign
military attaches visit Plenary Session of National Convention
YANGON, 29 June — Led by Dean of the
military attaches of foreign missions in Myanmar Col Hideaki Kitahara of Japanese Embassy, military attaches of the
embassies of Pakistan, Thailand, Lao People’s Democratic Republic, Cambodia,
Bangladesh, the United States of America, the Republic of Korea, Indonesia, the
Republic of India, Malaysia, the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, the People’s
Republic of China and the Russian Federation visited the Plenary Session of the
National Convention in Pyidaungsu Hall at Nyaunghnapin
Camp, Hmawby Township, Yangon Division, today.
Accompanied by officials of the Military
Intelligence Office, the military attaches arrived at the Pyidaungsu Hall at
MRTV-3 interviewed the Japanese military
attaché, the Pakistani military attaché and the Bangladeshi military attaché on
the matters concerning the National Convention.
The National Convention Convening Commission
hosted breakfast to the military attaches at the Anawrahta
Hall of the camp. They went round the camp in a motorcade. Afterwards, they
left the camp.
NC delegates
entertained with films
YANGON, 29 June — The Entertainment and
Welfare Subcommittee of the National Convention Convening Management Committee
is organizing entertainment programmes for delegates to
the National Convention daily at the gymnasium of Nyaunghnapin
Camp. Yesterday evening, the delegates were entertained with a film entitled “Amay Noe Pho”
directed by Kyaw Thu and starring Kyaw Thu, Min Mawgun,
Min Kha, Zaw Oo, Tun Eindra Bo, Hla Myo Thinzar Nwe, Hsu Pantra, Cho Pyone and Hninzi.