The phrase "a draft committee" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of individuals tasked with creating or preparing a draft of a document, proposal, or plan.
Example: "The organization formed a draft committee to outline the new policy changes before presenting them to the board."
Alternatives: "a working group" or "a preparatory committee".
The Council will set up a preparatory committee to decide the process for selecting a drafting committee.
It took a drafting committee three years, until July 2 , 2002 to deliver to the emir the constitution he envisioned and that ultimately would be ratified by voters.
At six, the meeting adjourned for two hours, to give a drafting committee, which included Marshall, time to embody the delegates' conclusions in a formal statement.
"I don't see it as a major problem at all," said Kevin Mooney, a British patent lawyer who is the chairman of a drafting committee that is advising a panel set up to oversee the creation of the court system.
Still, an order from Ayatollah Sistani would not guarantee passage of the document, which was hammered out by a drafting committee in the National Assembly at the end of August.
On Friday, at a press briefing in Islamabad, Mr. Sharif said a drafting committee would finalize a resolution for the reinstatement of the judges over the weekend and that it would be introduced in Parliament on Monday.
Because of an editing error, a front-page article yesterday about an agreement by Iraqi leaders to finish drafting the country's constitution by an Aug. 15 deadline omitted a given name in some copies for a drafting committee member who said there would be no extensions.
The draft bill – promised before Christmas – doesn't look as though it will break much new ground into the realms of economic or social rights, for example: this must be a relief at a time when somebody such as Iain Duncan Smith could end up on a drafting committee.
Instead, a drafting committee will preserve language in Tunisia's current constitution that refers to Islam as the state's religion and Arabic as its language, according to Said Ferjani, a member of the political bureau of Ennahda, the Islamist party that leads Tunisia's government.
The deadline for an interim constitution is Feb. 28, but a drafting committee of about 10 people has slowed its work because the outcome of the wrangling over elections will affect how the constitution is written, said Feisal al-Istrabadi, the senior legal adviser to Adnan Pachachi, head of the Governing Council.
