The report also mentions that legal guarantees will be provided to ensure that the government cannot exert any pressure on the Constitutional Commission and its officials.
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The contemporary political proposal presented by General Secretary Gagan Thapa at the special general convention also includes the Congress's stance on the cooling-off period system.
The report submitted by General Secretary Thapa covers many issues of political and administrative reform. This includes the cooling-off period. Thapa has clearly mentioned that a cooling-off period (a system in which a person cannot be appointed to constitutional and public bodies for a certain period after retirement from service) will be provided. The report states, 'A law will be formulated in this regard so that a person who is a member of a political party will not be able to be appointed to the Constitutional Commission for 2 years, and a person who has administrative responsibilities will not be able to be appointed to such bodies for 2 years after retirement.'
The report also covers the issue of provisions related to the Constitutional Commission. The report also mentions that legal assurances will be made so that the government cannot exert any pressure on the Constitutional Commission and its officials. It is written, 'Legal provisions will be made to end the tendency of party-based division while making appointments to constitutional bodies.'
