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The National Consensus Commission yesterday sent the final version of the July Charter to political parties, seeking their firm commitment to its full implementation.

The charter also calls for assurances that parties will not challenge its legality or necessity in court, and that they will uphold legal and constitutional safeguards throughout every stage of its execution.

The charter did not include any implementation roadmap.

The commission will submit its recommendations on implementing the July Charter after its signing on October 17, commission sources said yesterday.

“The July National Charter has been sent to all parties. It does not have any significant changes [from the final draft],” commission Vice-President Prof Ali Riaz told The Daily Star.

The July National Charter represents a rare moment of political junction, offering a roadmap for institutional reform grounded in dialogue and shared commitment.

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