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Summary
of Mvunga Constitution Commission
Report
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| On the 24th September
1990, in an address to the 25th National Council of the
United National Independence Party (UNIP), His Excellency the
President, Dr. Kenneth David Kaunda, informed the Nation that the
party and its government had decided that the country should
revert to a multi-party democracy. The president also announced
that a commission of inquiry would be appointed to recommend The Constitution for the Third Republic. Subsequently, on the 8th
of October 1990, His Excellency the president appointed The Constitution Commission of Inquiry, hereinafter referred to as the
Commission. The commission, which was appointed under the
Inquiries Act (volume 4 Cap.181 of the laws of Zambia), was dated
8th October 1990. Membership of the commission
consisted of the following:
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The
Mvunga Constitution Commission
Report
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| On
the 24th of September 1990, in an address to the 25th
National Council of the United National Independence Party (UNIP),
His Excellency the President, Dr. Kenneth David Kaunda, informed
the Nation that the Party and its Government had decided that the
Country should revert to a multi-party political system and that
the National referendum which was to have been held to determine
whether or not Zambia should revert to multi-party democracy had
been cancelled. |
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The
Citizens Convention
Report
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The
Citizens' Convention which was held at the Mulungushi Conference
Centre in Lusaka from the
1st - 10th March 1996 was the culmination of efforts by Civil
Society and other interested citizens to advocate a popular mode
of adoption of the Republican Constitution.
On 22 November 1993 the Government appointed a Commission to
review the 1991 Constitution.
This was in response to sentiments from various quarters in the
country that the 1991
Constitution had essentially been a care-taker document meant to
allow for multi-party elections. There was therefore need for a
Constitution to be made that would be a lasting document
and more importantly express the will of the Zambian people.
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Report of the
Parliamentary Reforms in Zambia
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| The Report contains resolutions on the revolution of
the Zambian Parliament in order for it to be more compatible with
the doctrines of Democracy. |
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Chona Constitution
Review Report
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| By Statutory Instrument
No. 46 of 1972, Your Excellency appointed us Commissioners to
consider and recommend changes in the Constitution of the Republic
of Zambia, the Constitution of the United National Independence
Party and matters related thereto necessary to bring about the
establishment of a One-Party Participatory Democracy in Zambia. |
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