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Proposal papers on detailed basic principles on sharing of executive and judicial powers read at NC plenary session ( 21-3-2005)

Delegates continue reading proposals to be submitted to NC plenary session
 ( 17-3-2005)

NCC Management Committee facilitates functions ( 17-3-2005)

NC delegates continue group-wise discussions ( 17-3-2005)

Meetings of NC delegate groups held ( 16-3-2005)

NC delegates, wellwishers donate K 14.3m hailing 60th Anniversary Armed Forces Day ( 16-3-2005)

NCC Work Committee, support bodies meet ( 15-3-2005)

NC delegate groups discuss compilation of papers on discussions
( 14-3-2005)

NC delegates visit pagodas, churches in Yangon City ( 13-3-2005)

The judges appointed in accordance with law are to take charge
of the entire judicial affairs across the whole Union at the courts formed according to the Constitution or any of other laws ( 12-3-2005)

The region or state high courts should be vested with the exclusive original jurisdiction( 12-3-2005)

State service personnel shall be free from party politics ( 11-3-2005)

Self-administered division and self-administered zone leading bodies
shall, in accord with the law, supervise and coordinate functions of
civil service organizations discharging duties in their territory ( 11-3-2005)

Delegates lay down detailed basic principles of legislative sector successfully with Union Spirit National Convention Convening Commission, NCC Work Committee, NCC Management Committee hold meeting ( 11-3-2005)

In accordance with the provisions of the Constitution, the region or state government shall have the right to submit to the Region or State Hluttaw the necessary Billrelevant to the matters embodied in the Region or State Legislative List ( 10-3-2005)

The region or state government shall have the responsibility to assist the Union Government in its drive to ensure stability of the State, community peace and tranquillity and the rule of law ( 10-3-2005)

By exercising the legislative power, Pyidaungsu Hluttaw shall have the right not only to enact laws considered necessary for the State but also to make necessary decisions in the interest of the State ( 9-3-2005)

Union Government shall submit bill concerning matters Pyidaungsu Hluttaw can enact into law within framework of provisions of Constitution, and shall submit them to Pyidaungsu Hluttaw ( 9-3-2005)

Group discussions on compilation of proposals on sharing of executive and judicial powers to be included in framing of State Constitution held ( 9-3-2005)

The President shall sign laws passed and enacted by the Pyidaungsu Hluttaw after taking action according to provisions of the Constitution
Such signed laws shall be promulgated in official Gazette ( 8-3-2005)

The Union Government upholds and maintains stability, peace, and
prevalence of law and order in the country ( 8-3-2005)

Explanations on adoption of detailed basic principles for sharing of executive, judicial powers to be included in drawing up State Constitution submitted ( 8-3-2005)

 The President of the State, in accord with law, shall appoint and
 dismiss heads of bodies of public services ( 7-3-2005)

According to already-laid-down basic principles, the President will have to undertake duties of both the Head of State and the Head of Union Government ( 7-3-2005)

Work Committee’s clarification concerning detailed basic principles to be laid down for sharing of executive and judicial powers to be included in drawing of the State Constitution submitted ( 7-3-2005)

Natural resources extracted in the whole Union should be distributed to all regions, states under the management of the Union itself ( 6-3-2005)

Pyidaungsu Hluttaw shall enact required laws if the need arises to do so for the Union territories in connection with matters for which legislative powers are delegated to Region or State Hluttaws or self-administered division or zone leading bodies ( 6-3-2005)

The Union Government is to take necessary steps according to the Union budget law enacted by Pyidaungsu Hluttaw ( 6-3-2005)

NC delegates visit Kyaikkhauk Pagoda, National Races Village ( 5-3-2005)

No separate law needs enacting since national races have been following the amicable settlement through customary practices of their own in their regions or states ( 4-3-2005)

The State shall enact necessary laws to protect the rights of workers Necessary laws will be enacted to create job opportunities( 4-3-2005)

Most of the delegate groups suggested that a detailed basic principle be laid down in the Union Legislative List as third point ‘standardization and specification of manufactured commodities’ ( 4-3-2005)

Legislative power to enact laws for reclamation of vacant, fallow and virgin lands should be entrusted to the Union  ( 4-3-2005)

Central level issues passport and identification certificate The central level also takes charge of foreigners visiting, staying in and leaving Myanmar by scrutinizing their entry visas Responsibility for immigration, deportation falls on central level  ( 3-3-2005)

Regarding the sharing of legislative power, the National Convention has already laid down a fundamental principle Legislative power is shared among Union Hluttaw, Region Hluttaws & State Hluttaws Legislative power shall be distributed to self-administered areas  ( 3-3-2005)

Detailed basic principles for sharing of legislative power clarified 98.7 per cent of delegates attend NC plenary session( 3-3-2005)

NC delegates in recreational activities ( 2-3-2005)

NC delegates entertained ( 1-3-2005)