For the 13th Parliamentary elections, the National Consensus Commission has proposed retaining the 50 reserved seats for women while introducing direct election nominations for women candidates in 7% of the total parliamentary seats. Under this proposal, each political party must nominate women candidates in 21 constituencies. Meanwhile, the Constitutional Reform Commission has suggested direct elections for women in 100 seats. The NCPC recommends a rotational system for women candidates in these 100 constituencies. Islamic parties, including Jamaat, have proposed proportional representation for women in 100 seats, while BNP and allied groups support the current system of 100 reserved seats. Additionally, on July 27, Salahuddin Ahmed proposed maintaining the existing 50 reserved seats and nominating women candidates in 5% of the general seats.