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ordinances longevity rests on opposition parties who dominate upper house
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AI-generatedThis is a domestic political development in Nepal regarding the fate of eight ordinances. No direct commercial mechanism, price impact, supply chain disruption, or company-level margin effect is identified. The news is purely legislative/political with no concrete commercial signal.
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- Eight ordinances introduced by Balendra Shah-led government in Nepal face uncertain approval in National Assembly.
- Ordinances cover public procurement and money laundering, among other topics.
- Approval requires simple majority (30 votes) in 59-member National Assembly.
- Nepali Congress and UML may coordinate to reject ordinances.
- Congress expresses concerns over provisions infringing on citizens' rights.