Low Turnout at Fiji Law Reform Commission Consultation in Korovou

The Fiji Law Reform Commission’s consultation at Korovou was poorly attended. Chair Daniel Fatiaki expressed disappointment and stressed the need for public involvement. The next consultation is scheduled in Nausori, with a call for greater community participation.

The Fiji Law Reform Commission recently held a consultation at the Korovou Police Station Bure, which unfortunately experienced low attendance. Daniel Fatiaki, the chair of the Commission, expressed his disappointment stating, “I really don’t know. I tried very hard to create awareness.” He emphasized the importance of public participation in the discussion of electoral laws.

The Commission has scheduled its next consultation for this afternoon in Nausori, where Mr. Fatiaki is urging community members to engage and attend. He believes that public input is crucial for the effective reform of electoral laws in Fiji.

In summary, the Fiji Law Reform Commission’s recent consultation faced low turnout, despite efforts to raise awareness. Chair Daniel Fatiaki expressed concern over the lack of public participation. Encouraging attendance at their upcoming session in Nausori, he emphasizes the significance of community involvement in electoral law discussions.

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