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Bougainville's future submitted to Parliament
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Bougainville's future submitted to Parliament

From Post-Courier · () English

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  • Bougainville Affairs Minister Manasseh Makiba presented three key documents to Parliament regarding the region's future.
  • The tabled documents include the results of the 2019 referendum, a joint consultation report, and the Melanesian framework.
  • Access to further details requires a paid subscription to the Post Courier.

The future of Bougainville is now before Parliament following a significant submission by the Bougainville Affairs Minister, Manasseh Makiba. He formally tabled three crucial documents that shape the region's path forward.

These historic documents comprise the results of the 2019 referendum, a comprehensive joint consultation report, and the Melanesian framework. Their presentation marks a pivotal moment in Bougainville's ongoing journey towards self-determination and its relationship with Papua New Guinea.

The tabling of these documents signifies a formal step in the parliamentary process, allowing for their review and debate. The content of the referendum results, consultation findings, and the Melanesian framework will be central to discussions about Bougainville's political status and future governance.

Further details regarding the specifics of these documents and the subsequent parliamentary proceedings are available through a paid subscription to the Post Courier, indicating the ongoing nature and importance of this developing story.

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