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Education, health,
economic and social infrastructures can be built for the people with the use
of revenues (28-2-2005) |
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NC
delegates in recreational activities(27-2-2005) |
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The budgets of Union
ministries and of organizations at Union level are to be checked under the
aegis of a Vice-President nominated by the President of the State
(27-2-2005) |
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NC delegates tour
Kandawgyi Gardens of Yangon City
(27-2-2005) |
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Self-administered area
legislative bodies are to enact necessary laws,
with the legislative power delegated to them, in accord with objectives and
essence stipulated in the Constitution
(26-2-2005) |
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Delegate groups meet to
submit proposals to NCC Work Committee
(26-2-2005) |
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Representatives-elect
delegate group, intellectuals and intelligentsia delegate group read papers
(25-2-2005) |
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Panel of chairmen,
delegates of peasant discuss compilation of paper
(25-2-2005) |
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National Convention
Convening Commission, Work Committee and
Management Committee meet (25-2-2005) |
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Panel of chairmen,
delegates of national races discuss proposal
(25-2-2005) |
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Proposals of delegates
of workers discussed (24-2-2005) |
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Panel of chairmen hold discussions with representatives (24-2-2005) |
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Further burgeoning of
the noblest and worthiest of worldly values
namely justice, liberty and equality in the State (23-2-2005) |
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NCCWC, members of
panels of chairmen of delegate groups meet
(23-2-2005) |
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National Convention
Convening Work Committee meets (23-2-2005) |
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Management task of
densely populated urban areas, towns entrusted to Pyidaungsu Hluttaw
Management affairs of villages should be entrusted to region or state
Hluttaws which know their objective conditions best
(23-2-2005) |
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Alternate chairmen
clarify NCC Work Committee Chairman’s explanation on adopting basic detailed
principles for division of legislative power to be included in drawing of
the State Constitution (23-2-2005) |
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The State shall help
promote socio-economic development including education, health, economy,
transport and communications of less developed national races
(22-2-2005) |
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National
Convention continues with 1071 delegates, accounting for 99.07 per cent
Matters on management, judicial, legislative sectors submitted
(22-2-2005) |
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Standardization of
weighing systems, copyrights, patents, trademarks, industrial designs,
intellectual properties are issues that should be included in Union
Legislative List
(21-2-2005) |
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Not only do matters
suitable to be put in energy, electricity, mineral
and forestry sector concern the whole nation, but they also link with
regions or states
(20-2-2005) |
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The State shall provide
inputs such as technology, investments, machinery, raw materials etc. as
much as it can for changeover from manual to mechanized agriculture
(20-2-2005) |
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Robust economy required
for nation as its economy is serving as
main link connecting political and social sectors
(20-2-2005) |
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Myanmar in her exercise
of foreign policies plays active part in such campaigns as world peace &
security, anti-colonialism, anti-neocolonialists, anti-apartheid and
non-interference in one another’s internal affairs and non-aggression
(19-2-2005) |
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National Convention
continues at Pyidaungsu Hall of Nyaunghnapin Camp Delegates’ proposals to
lay down detailed basic principles for sharing of legislative power to be
included in framing of Constitution clarified
(19-2-2005) |
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To be disciplined, to
be tranquil & peaceful, to ensure permanent democracy depend on people,
political forces Combined efforts to be
made farsightedly,
broad-mindedly to address dissention, distrust stemming from personal
attachment, sectarianism, foreign provocative acts
(18-2-05) |
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National Convention
reconvenes 99.44% of delegates attend; diplomats, journalists observe
(18-2-05) |
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Delegates to make
discussions within framework of procedures to lay down basic principles to
be included in drafting a durable Constitution
(18-2-05) |
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Preparatory work being
carried out sector-wise NC Convening Commission, Work Committee, Management
Committee meet
(4-2-05) |
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Press conference on National Convention, relief works for victims of Tsunami,
subversive acts committed by internal and external destructive elements
(1-2-05) |
