Copac to meet

issues raised at the conference. The technical committee had six experts with each party represented by two officials.
Copac co-chairpersons Cde Paul Mangwana (Zanu-PF) and Mr Douglas Mwonzora (MDC-T) yesterday said the Select Committee would finish considering the report tomorrow.
Cde Mangwana said the Select Committee agreed on the principles on how to handle the views.
“The report is going to be in three parts because there are areas where delegates agreed that the draft should remain as it is,” he said.
“There are also areas where delegates agreed there should be changes to the draft and there were also areas where they did not agree between making changes and not making changes. We have agreed that we will treat those cases differently but we should complete that on Wednesday (tomorrow).”
Cde Mangwana said where delegates agreed, there would be changes on the draft while the Select Committee would look at “the technical competence” of the amendments to factor them in.
On areas where delegates did not reach a consensus, the Select Committee would look for a solution.
If they fail to reach consensus, Cde Mangwana said, the issues would then be referred to the management committee and subsequently principals.
Mr Mwonzora said after receiving the report they decided to give each other a day to study the proposed amendments.