The Fiji Commerce Commission has started their public consultations on the proposed Landlord and Tenants act at the Valelevu grounds.
Commission CEO Joel Abraham says they had their first consultation last Friday at Kshatria hall in Suva.
However, Abraham says the commission was disappointed with the turnout and he is urging members of the public to come forward and raise issues and express their views in regards to the proposed act.
He says that they will also be in the Western Division from Wednesday till Saturday doing consultations.
Abraham had earlier confirmed that the Commission received 302 complaints in regards to the tenancy agreement last year.
The draft copies of the proposed act can be found on their website.