FICAC will no longer exist if Constitution Amendment Bill is passed
The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption will no longer exist if the Constitution Amendment Bill is passed.FICAC is not included in the proposed Constitution ta
The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption will no longer exist if the Constitution Amendment Bill is passed.FICAC is not included in the proposed Constitution ta
The Constitution Amendment Bill proposes the establishment of a 23-member Senate, which will be responsible for reviewing Bills passed by the House of Representatives.It
The Constitution Amendment Bill proposes that Fiji's President and Vice-President are to be appointed by the Bose Levu Vakaturaga after consultation with the Prime Min
The Constitution Amendment Bill proposes the retention of a 55 member Parliament however a system is proposed where 33 constituency members or such number as Parliament m
The Constitution Amendment Bill proposes the retention of a 55 member Parliament however a system is proposed where 33 constituency members or such number as Parliament m
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has tabled the Constitution Amendment Bill in Parliament, with the debate to take place on Friday. Prior to tabling the Bill, the Parlia
The Constitution Amendment Bill tabled in parliament today proposes all citizens of Fiji are to continue to be known as Fijians, and Indigenous Fijians may be referred to
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka supports the Constitution Review Commission’s recommendation for a two-term limit for the Prime Minister and the removal of the immu
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says he cannot guarantee that they will have the numbers required for the second reading of the Constitution Amendment Bill to take place i
The Great Council of Chiefs has expressed its appreciation to the coalition government and Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka for taking the bold step of bringing the legisla
The Constitution Review Commission Report has been tabled in Parliament where the Commission proposes major constitutional changes, including a 60-seat bicameral Parliame
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the Government remains committed to holding the next general elections by 6th February next year, with no legal basis for a one-year e
We need to ask very carefully whether a country that currently has a fully elected national legislature should move backwards to a system in which a substantial part of P
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka believes the Government currently has the numbers required to secure the two-third parliamentary support needed for proposed consti
We do not want the next constitution, the fifth constitution of this country, to be one that is unacceptable, or one that has been arrived at through a process that is ne
Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica says he believes the six-month process to review Fiji’s Constitution has been adequate, while the Government prepares for th
The Constitution Review Commission is recommending the removal of coup-related immunity, a 60-seat Parliament, changes to the constitutional role of the military to fo
The Draft Constitution which is part of the Constitution Review Commission Report states that all citizens of Fiji shall continue to be known as Fijians until consensus h
The Constitution Review Commission Report has been tabled during a special sitting of Parliament.Cabinet has said the tabling of the report does not constitute acceptance
The Constitution Review Commission Report will be tabled in Parliament at 11.30am today which also makes the report accessible to the people of Fiji on what is recommende
Key civil society organisations have expressed grave concern over the reported plan to bring a new Constitution into force by 24th December this year, only weeks before F