place only once majority rule, the redistribution of resources and a Constituent Assembly elected on a non-racial basis of one person, one vote were included on the agenda by the South African regime. All political parties would take part in the elections for the proposed Constituent Assembly, and would be represented according to the proportional representation system, which would ensure that all authentic representatives of the Azanian people were included. The elected members of the Constituent Assembly would then appoint a group of constitutional experts together with whom they would draft the constitution of a liberated Azania. 29. Since a constitution was a nation's basic law, it was very important for it to be written by its democratically elected representatives. Such a process would avoid collusion and secret deals with the regime by the less vigilant, manipulated forces of the indigenous minority. It would also prevent the subsequent rejection by the dispossessed African majority of a constitution that had been drawn up in an undemocratic manner. 30. Mr. de Klerk, in his statement of 19 April 1990 to the South African Parliament, had said: "There are really only three basic alternatives with which to replace the existing constitutional model .•• They are partition, simplistic majority rule on the basis of one man, one vote or power sharing •.. Majority rule tends to impose unity at the expense of diversity ••• We believe that majority rule is not suitable for a country like South Africa because it will lead to the domination and even suppression of minorities. This applies to a unitary system and to the typical geographical federation •.• Those who enjoy full political rights at the present are not prepared to bow out apologetically from the stage of history. On the contrary a key role awaits them in the new dispensation. We shall not throw the 
**Analysis**
The text primarily discusses the political situation in South Africa, specifically the proposal for a Constituent Assembly and the drafting of a new constitution. The emphasis is on democratic representation, inclusivity, and avoiding the domination of minorities. While there is no direct mention of economic or social issues, the text assumes a connection between the political process and the well-being of the population.

**Category**
Politics, Education