 A new programme of 27 points was hammered out, and Abdulhamid Arifov - at that time the military commissar of the Bukharan People's Soviet Republic - replaced Dzhanuzakov on the committee.The committee met again 7 - 10 January 1921, this time in Bukhara, when they changed the name to "Turkestan Sosialistlar Tüdesi" (Circle of Turkestan Socialists) abbreviated to "Tüde".In April that same year, with representatives from Khorezm, the programme was reduced to 9 points.