Political parties have reached a consensus that any future changes to the caretaker government system must be decided through a referendum. The National Consensus Commission’s Vice-Chairman, Professor Ali Riaz, said there is no disagreement among parties on the caretaker system itself. The commission hopes to finalize an agreement soon on appointing the caretaker government head. Discussions also touched on constitutional amendments, including forming a bicameral parliament, with ongoing talks to reach consensus on key issues.
Political parties have reached a consensus that if there is a need to change the caretaker government system in the future, a referendum should be held, said Professor Ali Riaz, Vice-Chairman of the National Consensus Commission.
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