FRCS pushes for independent border systems
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- Fiji’s Revenue and Customs Service is developing long-term capacity to operate border systems without relying on Australia.
- The agency says backup and disaster-recovery systems would help maintain operations if the proposed Vuvale Union ends or either party withdraws.
Fiji must be able to keep its border systems running independently if the proposed Vuvale Union ends or either party withdraws.
The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service says it is building long-term capability, including backup and disaster-recovery systems, to reduce reliance on Australia.
FRCS Chief Executive Officer Udit Singh made the comments while appearing before the relevant committee.
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