Lamichhane has also proposed implementing a fully proportional electoral system that ensures representation of all communities instead of the current mixed electoral system.
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The National Independent Party (NISP) has proposed to transform the National Assembly into a non-party expert assembly and give the Vice President the responsibility of its chairman.
Presenting the political report at the closing session of the party's general convention, President Ravi Lamichhane also mentioned that he is in favor of a directly elected executive in the context of the constitutional amendment.
'We have some different views on the constitution, which we have been holding since the establishment of the party, we are in favor of a directly elected executive with stable leadership and clear responsibilities,' he said, 'We are in favor of a fully proportional electoral system instead of the current very expensive electoral system that ensures representation of all communities.'
He has also proposed to implement a fully proportional electoral system that ensures representation of all communities instead of the current mixed electoral system. He has expressed confidence that this will ensure representation of all communities. He has also pointed out the need to restructure the provincial assemblies and provincial governments.
Stating that the Constitution is a common document of the nation and not a manifesto of any party, he stated that the party is in favor of its amendment being guided not by narrow political interests but by the long-term needs of the nation, the people's experience, and democratic practices.
