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(d) The panel shall make its report for adoption or otherwise, to the National Executive

Council.

(e) If the National Executive Council adopts the report of the merger negotiation panel,

an emergency meeting of the National Governing Council shall be convened within
fourteen days to deliberate on the recommendations.

(f) If the National Governing Council ratifies the merger proposal, then;

(i) The. National Chairperson shall within twenty-one (21) days convene a

meeting of a Special National Delegates Conference at which the Motion

“THAT. KANU resolves to merge with (list names of all parties entering,

into the merger) to form, and therefore bind every registered member of

KANU to become a Member of a new Political Parry to be known as - (give
name of new Party) “shall be the only agenda of the day.

(ii) The. Secretary General shall put out a notification of the intended merger in at
least two daily newspapers and shall in the notification invite any person, group

of persons or organizations owed by KANU to lay forth their claims.

(g) if the Special National Delegates Conference ratifies the decision to merge with other
Political Parties, then

(i) The National Treasurer shall within’ fourteen days settle all outstanding
financial obligations where possible, close all books of account at every

organ of the Party and stop every payment except that which relates to the

terminal benefits of employees;

(ii) The Secretary General shall circulate copies of the merger instrument to all
delegates attending the Delegates Conference;

(iii) All the organs of the Party shall within fourteen days’ dissolve and cease to

exist in the manner specified in the merger instrument.

44.3.A decision to merge with other Parties envisaged under Article 41.1. above shall be by a
resolution of the National Delegates Conference supported by two thirds of all delegates

entitled to attend and vote. PROVIDED any delegate opposed to the merger may register
at a desk set up at the conference for that purpose, and the merger shall be construed to

have failed if opposed by one third of the delegates entitled to attend and vote at the

National Delegates Conference.
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