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after back and forth president is set to sign constitutional council ordinance
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AI-generatedThis article describes a domestic political process in Nepal regarding a constitutional council ordinance. There is no direct commercial mechanism, commodity price impact, supply chain disruption, or company margin effect. The event is purely procedural and political, with no concrete commercial signal for any sector.
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- President returned Constitutional Council ordinance for review, citing concerns over majority decision-making provisions.
- Government refused to amend and resubmitted the ordinance unchanged.
- If resubmitted unchanged, President must authenticate within 15 days.
- Ordinance allows decisions by majority of those present, potentially as few as three members.
- Ordinance aims to prevent delays in appointments to constitutional bodies.