BNP leaders have decided not to pursue further discussions on granting constitutional recognition to the July Declaration. However, they remain open to dialogue regarding the "July Charter of Reform." Party insiders say constitutional recognition of the declaration could open the door to legitimizing other past and future uprisings, including the 1990 anti-Ershad movement. BNP favors archiving the 2024 uprising's declaration as a "political document" rather than amending the Constitution. The party’s standing committee believes reforms agreed upon in consensus can be implemented within a two-year transitional government period.