Statute of guarantees Sample Clauses

Statute of guarantees for the exercise of political opposition The exercise of political opposition is a cornerstone of the process of building a broad-based democracy, peace with social justice and national reconciliation, particularly in the wake of the signing of a Final Agreement that will provide the space for new political movements and parties requiring full guarantees for the exercising of politics to arise. In order to make progress in fulfilling the constitutional obligation (article 112) to fully regulate the rights of political parties and movements that declare themselves to be in opposition to the Government, the political movements and parties with legal status will be called together in the form of a Commission to define the outline of the statute of guarantees for political movements and parties that declare themselves in opposition. In addition, the following political groups representing the opposition will be called to take part in the Commission: the Marcha Patriótica political movement and the Congreso de los Pueblos political movement, and also two experts delegated by the FARC-EP. The Commission will provide the forums or mechanisms for receiving input and proposals from other political groups wishing to take part in the discussion. Care will be taken to ensure that the parties, movements and other groups called to the Commission include female representation. The Commission will convene an event to facilitate involvement by spokespersons from the most representative social movements and organisations, experts and academia, inter alia. On the basis of these guidelines, the National Government will prepare a bill, with the assistance of delegates from the Commission of political movements and parties, which will be presented for debate within Congress no later than three months after receiving the recommendations by the Commission.

Statute of guarantees for the exercise of political opposition The exercise of political opposition is a cornerstone of the process of building a broad-based democracy, peace with social justice and national reconciliation, particularly in the wake of the signing of a Final Agreement that will provide the space for new political movements and parties requiring full guarantees for the exercising of politics to arise. After signature of the Final Agreement, political movements and parties with legal status will be called together in the form of a Commission to define the outline of the statute of guarantees for political movements and parties that declare themselves in opposition. In addition, the following political groups representing the opposition will be called to take part in the Commission: the Marcha Patriótica and the Congreso de los Pueblos, and also two experts delegated by the FARC-EP. The Commission will provide the space or mechanisms for receiving input and proposals from other political groups wishing to take part in the discussion. Care will be taken to ensure that the parties, movements and other groups called to the Commission include female representation. The Commission will convene an event to facilitate involvement by spokespersons from the most representative social movements and organisations, experts and academia, inter alia. On the basis of these guidelines, the National Government will prepare a bill, with the assistance of delegates from the Commission of political movements and parties, which will be presented for debate within Congress no later than three months after forwarding of the recommendations by the Commission.