The Constitution Drafting Committee (CDC) will release the revised first draft of the 270-section new constitution Friday, in the face of mounting opposition from critics.
Academics have slammed the draft's controversial elements while politicians are threatening to derail it in the July referendum.
This is a cause for concern for the military government which is struggling to push for the draft to sail through the referendum.
The charter drafters still have time over the next two months to gather feedback from the public as well as from the draft's critics and supporters to fine-tune the document.
The CDC must then come up with a final draft of the new charter by early April, in line with a 180-day time frame for charter drafting as required by the interim charter, after which preparations will get under way for the referendum scheduled for July.