But what about the National Federation Party?

So the National Federation Party has put out what it has described as a set of non-negotiables, which includes, of course, equal citizenry and various other particular positions that have been longstanding issues.

The role of the military, for instance, and a variety of other facets around accountability and so on.

So for the moment, of course, SADOPA has released a statement last week that their management board, by virtue of the general membership votes, have instructed their members of parliament to not support it.

And then, of course, there's National Federation Party, which has put before demand, so put that before the People's Alliance Party technically, or the government at large, or those in charge of the government.

So it's going to depend on the next couple of days in the lead up to the first week of November, which is when the third reading is anticipated, what will be the negotiations and possibly the compromises, if any, on what is proposed at the moment.

And so it seems like the government will not have the votes at the moment to pass it or have it passed through the third reading.

just going to pick one.