In March 1983 former members of the National Party and its supporters formed the Civic Action Committee in order to reconstruct a unified party of the right. This process was interrupted in October 1983 when group leaders Carmen Sáenz, Silvia Alessandri and Alicia Ruiz-Tagle de Ochagavía attempted to reconstruct the National Party proper. However, despite attempts to create a unified party of the right as existed before 1973, this was not possible.
In March 1983, former National Party members and their supporters established the Civic Action Committee to rebuild a unified right-wing party. However, in October 1983, group leaders Carmen Sáenz, Silvia Alessandri, and Alicia Ruiz-Tagle de Ochagavía attempted to revive the original National Party. Despite efforts to recreate the pre-1973 right-wing party, this was ultimately unsuccessful.