During the conference, Bistras emerged as one of the leaders of the movement and proposed a solution once an impasse was reached – both radical and moderate Christian Democrats would be represented in the joint leadership of the party and both programs would remain in place until they could be aligned. This goal was eventually achieved and the party remained united.
At the conference, Bistras became a prominent leader within the movement and proposed a solution to resolve a deadlock – both radical and moderate Christian Democrats would share leadership positions within the party, and both existing programs would remain in effect until they could be integrated. This compromise led to the party's unity.