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In addition, NSPNC member Lt. Gen. Win Bo Shein (retd.) said that there are discussions that should prioritize transit trade as it is a business that can easily generate income for the country without having to invest money.

NSPNC member Lt. Gen. Win Bo Shein (retd.) said, “Next, the constitutional amendment. In this, we all discussed that there is no need to draft a new constitution. However, we have to amend this constitution. The main issue when amending it is the issue of power sharing. The main issue was the issue of power sharing between the Union and the regions and states. This is also being discussed with political parties. Next, the appointment of the chief minister in the regions and states, this has also been discussed before. Now, when we are discussing with political parties, this is also discussed. These have also been discussed in detail. Next, in the legislative sector, we have discussed in detail what should be divided from Table (1) and Table (2), and what should be divided from Table (1) for the sectors that were not completed in Table (2).”

Election security, In discussing stability and the rule of law, Lt. Gen. Win Bo Shein (retd.) of the NSPNC said that they considered that elections are important if all the points discussed above are to be successfully implemented. Therefore, they discussed that once an elected government is formed in the election, power will be transferred to that government, and then parliaments will be convened to expedite the remaining legislative and economic issues.

NSPNC member Lt. Gen. Win Bo Shein (retd.) said, “We discussed that security and stability are important for a fair election. We also discussed that we should consider the safety of the candidates participating in the election as well as the voters. We also discussed that not only the government and responsible people, but also the various organizations present here should make efforts to organize the election. I also specifically requested that the EAOs who attended the election cooperate with us to help us organize the election smoothly in their areas.”

In addition, election security, stability, and the rule of law are important factors for the success of a country’s democratic system. Finally, we discussed that a roadmap for the post-election process should be drawn up and published in advance, said NSPNC member Lt. Gen. Win Bo Shein (retd.).