The prime minister has called for opposition parties to join a proposed national commission aimed at reviewing and potentially overhauling the country’s electoral system. The move signals a shift toward broader consensus-building in a politically polarized climate, though it remains unclear whether other parties will engage. With public trust in elections under scrutiny, the initiative could reshape how voters influence government representation. Details on the commission’s structure and mandate are still emerging.
The prime minister says he wants other parties to take part in a national commission on electoral reform.