2. The First Past the Post, (FPTP) system should be replaced with a system that is a mixture of both, the Proportional Representation, (PR) system and the FPTP to ensure that more women are able to enter positions of decision making . 3. There should be established an Independent Electoral Commission that has gender representation. 4. The right to vote must be enshrined in the constitution. 5. Women must be able to participate without any discrimination in all elections and be represented equally in all electoral processes. 6. An Electoral Court must be set up to deal with electoral disputes timeously. 7. Zimbabweans in the diaspora should be eligible to exercise their right to vote through postal voting. 9. There is need for law reforms on all laws that impact on media freedoms and freedom of assembly to allow for free political activity that facilitates campaigns. 10. Electoral laws must be in line with the SADC Guidelines on Elections and other regional and international standards that include among others voting in one day, posting of election results outside polling stations etc. 11. Elections should be rid of all political violence and gender based violence occuring before, during and after elections. Perpetrators should be prosecuted. 12. There must be devolution of power and resources from Central Government to allow more effective and autonomous planning and management at local level 13. It should be mandatory for every Zimbabwean to receive education on the workings and functions of different political offices. 14. The size of the legislature must be downsized to curb expenditure 15. The office of the President should be limited to two five-year terms. The tenure of Ministers and members of Parliament should be similarly limited. 16. Parliament should be made to cater for women in decision making needs and ensure that sitting times are aligned with normal working hours and family routines, That Parliament should have child care facilities and Parliamentary sittings should be aligned to public school holidays 17. An Independent commission should be responsible for the appointment and recalling of judges. Appointments of other persons into other Independent Commissions of the Constitution should be by Parliament. 4. Health, HIV and AIDS