- Fiji constitutional review and political power restructuring
- The government of Fiji is currently addressing questions regarding the election timeline and holding discussions on the constitutional review process for local government elections.
Parliament reviews the Public Health Amendment Bill 2026 in the context of Fijian governmental matters.
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What happened
Parliament reviews the Public Health Amendment Bill 2026 in the context of Fijian governmental matters.
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The government of Fiji is currently addressing questions regarding the election timeline and holding discussions on the constitutional review process for local government elections.Also in this story
- The Electoral Commission, government, and parliament are moving forward on the referendum process and constitutional review for Fiji.
- Fiji's Parliament and Cabinet are conducting constitutional review and examining the CRC report findings.
- Constitution Review Commission recommends a new legislative body and parliamentary structure for Fiji.
- Unity Fiji Party calls for a complete constitutional overhaul of the country.
Within Fiji constitutional review and political power restructuring
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Related events
- The Social Democratic Liberal Party is urging the Cabinet to review a constitutional bill due to concerns over term extension affecting elections.
- Fiji's parliament is consulting on constitutional changes, including questioning the necessity of a Senate.
- Sitiveni Rabuka led discussions on Fiji's future, culminating in Parliament approving constitutional proposals.
- The Fiji Human Rights Commission has called on Parliament to extend the period for submitting feedback on legislative proposals.
- Thomas Tayebwa used a parliamentary platform to issue health warnings on October 6, 2026.