Myanmar Prime Minister General Khin Nyunt is appointed in 26-May-2003. He clarifies future policies and programme of state on 30-August-2004. He said "We believe we must give shape for emergence of democratic States that corresponds with our country and our people. He lay down the political programme to be followed. Also called as "Myanmar's Roadmap to Democracy". They main steps are:
1- Reconvening of the National Convention that has been adjourned since 1996.
2- After the successful holding of the National Convention, step by step implementation of the process necessary for the emergence of a genuine and disciplined democratic system.
3-- Drafting of a new constitution in accordance with basic principles and detailed basic principles laid down by the National Convention.
4- Adoption of the constitution through national referendum.
5- Holding of free and fair elections for Pyithu Hluttaws (Legislative bodies) according to the new constitution.
6- Convening of Hluttaws attended by Hluttaw members in accordance with the new constitution.
7- Building a modern, developed and democratic nation by the state leaders elected by the Hluttaw; and the government and other central organs formed by the Hluttaw.
The National Convention
The National Convention will be held at Nyaung-hnapinkwin (near Yangon) on 17 May 2004 and there is only a month left to hold the National Convention. The National Convention is to be reconvened after it was adjourned in 1996. There will be eight groups—delegates of political parties, delegates of representatives-elect, delegates of national races, delegates of peasants, delegates of workers, delegates of intellectuals and intelligentsia, delegates of State service personnel and other invited delegates.
The groups include delegates representing the majority of the national races.
The National Convention will be held in accord with the procedures on holding
of the National Convention announced by the National Convention Convening
Commission and six objectives of the National Convention.