Sections of the  MPRP which have not accepted the change of the
party’s name to MPP and continue to run their party from “the MPRP headquarters”
 have announced plans to hold a special
assembly, without giving any date. The manager of the headquarters, B.Tuya, has
said they have more than 10,000 supporters in 311 soums who have been
suggesting organizing an MPRP special assembly ever since the headquarters were
set up on November 17 and the managing officials now feel the time is ripe for
such a conference. A working group has been established to prepare for it.

Tuya said they recently surveyed 1,000 people in Narantuul
market on what they thought of the change of name and found that 80.4% of them
thought there was no need for a change if party reform was the goal. Also 92.6%
of the respondents said they were not satisfied with their life, and 73.4% were
unsure of their children’s future. 

Tuya then answered questions.

Since the MPRP has held power for most
of the time, are the people’s answers a reflection on MPRP policy and action?
The actions of the managing officials of the MPP, and not the MPRP’s policy, are
responsible for people’s poverty.

What
about blaming managing officials such as N.Enkhbayar, the former Chairman of
the MPRP? Is he behind your leader Ts.Shinebayar?

All MPRP managing officials should bear responsibility, including Enkhbayar.
But it is not true that he is behind of Shinebayar. Nobody is behind
Shinebayar.

Have
you been distributing cash to your members?
No.
Our people in Dornod aimag said MNT50,000 was offered to them. Police have to
find out who are behind the offer.