- Fiji constitutional review debates political structure and Senate role
- The government of Fiji is currently addressing questions regarding the election timeline and holding discussions on the constitutional review process for local government elections.
- Fiji's Parliament and Cabinet are conducting constitutional review and examining the CRC report findings.
Fiji Law Society supports constitutional reforms, including limiting the size of the Cabinet.
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Updated Oct 1
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Fiji Law Society supports constitutional reforms, including limiting the size of the Cabinet.
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Fiji's Parliament and Cabinet are conducting constitutional review and examining the CRC report findings.Also in this story
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- A report tabled in Suva calls for Fiji to return to a bicameral parliament structure.
Within Fiji constitutional review debates political structure and Senate role
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Fiji
island sovereign state in Oceania
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cabinet
group of high ranking officials, usually representing the executive branch of government
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