The two-day (19-20 May) Central Working Committee meeting of the Rastriya Prajatantra Party (RPP) passed a resolution demanding a \'general national consensus' on six national issues. The consensus was demanded for the formulation of a working plan to resolve the Maoist issue, ensure economic, social and political development, good governance, and the control of corruption, the establishment of a code of conduct for political parties, and the improvement in election system. The nine-point resolution suggests that the consensus be reached through all-party discussions and stresses the involvement and approval of the king in its consensus. However, the statement cautions that the demand for a national consensus should not be interpreted as RPP's wanting a share in the government.