Rabuka assures public access to Constitution review
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- Fiji Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the Constitution Review Committee’s report will be released to the public.
- Cabinet is due to receive the report next Wednesday before the public can examine it.
- Rabuka urged people to remain calm as the Government considers major constitutional changes.
Fiji Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the public will be able to read the Constitution Review Committee’s report after Cabinet receives it next Wednesday.
The Government is moving closer to considering major changes to Fiji’s Constitution. Rabuka said publishing the report would give people an opportunity to examine its contents.
He also urged the public to remain calm as the review process moves forward.
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