b.n. rau worked as a constitutional advisor for constitutional assembly.
b.n. rau worked as a constitutional advisor for constitutional assembly.
who worked as a constitutional advisor for constitutional assembly?
b.n. rau
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on august 2, 1990, gaviria oversaw the signing of a political agreement for a constitutional assembly by members of the liberal party, the two rival conservative groups and the ad m-19. this agreement was the basis for decree 1926, issued on august 24 and calling for a referendum on the creation of a constitutional assembly on the basis of the political agreement and simultaneous elections to the constitutional assembly. like decree 927, decree 1926 was issued as a state of siege decree under article 121 of the 1886 constitution, and justified the creation of a constitutional assembly with the need to solve the country's conflicts by reforming the country's institutions. as per the agreement/decree, the referendum for and parallel election of a constitutional assembly would be held on december 9, 1990 and the assembly would convene a period of 150 days beginning on february 5, 1991. the assembly would be composed of 70 members elected in a single multi-member national constituency, with a minimum of two additional seats reserved for non-voting delegates from demobilized guerrilla groups. only citizens who had held high political office, had been university professors for at least three years or had worked in a field with a university degree for at least five years were eligible for election, although the decree created exceptions for those who had been undergraduate students for at least one year, indigenous leaders for at least one year, social leaders for at least one year or those who had received a pardon as part of a peace process.
colombian constitution of 1991