The UNP and JHU met today to discuss the UNP's draft document on the constitution.
Earlier, the UNP's General Secretary Tissa Attanayake welcomed the meeting saying, "The fact that a hard line party was willing to sit down and talk to us on constitutional reform is indicative of the fact that our new radical programme has had a positive impact on the political fraternity."
A meeting between the UNP and JVP has also been planned, said Attanayake.
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