The launch of the committee was met with skepticism by political analysts, which noted both the lack of good faith between the Syrian Government and Opposition, as well as the government's recent territorial gains as reasons, which might prevent the committee from fulfilling its stated objective.[32][2][33] Some analysts further criticised the 75% supermajority rule, which they described as a "recipe for paralysis".[4] Some experts noted that the committee is unlikely to lead to peace, as large groups, such as Rojava are excluded from the peace process, while parts of the Syrian Opposition itself have condemned it entirely.