NC proposes state funding for parties based on votes secured during election
Summary
The Nepali Congress has proposed state funding for political parties based on the votes they receive, alongside stricter budget rules and public audits. The plan is part of Gagan Thapa’s political document at the party’s 15th General Convention in Kathmandu.
Key Points
- The Nepali Congress has proposed state funding for political parties based on the votes they secure in elections.
- The proposal is aimed at improving financial transparency and discipline within parties.
- The document calls for approved budgets, uniform accounting, public audits and verified records of party assets.
- It also seeks scrutiny of funding sources and potential conflicts of interest.
