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Inquiry into Solomon Islands fuel pricing amid political questions

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Grisha Heyliger-Marten confirmed an ongoing inquiry into fuel pricing in Solomon Islands. Despite this, Prime Minister Luc Mercelina planned a meeting on October 8, 2026, with SOL and selected Members of Parliament. This timing drew criticism from members of the governing coalition, who urged Mercelina to allow the inquiry to proceed without interference.

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The inquiry centers on questions regarding fuel costs and electricity bills in Solomon Islands. Concerns were raised that the planned meeting could potentially influence the explanations provided to investigators or how those explanations are received before the BTP inquiry concludes.

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    The Solomon Islands might face increased public scrutiny regarding fuel and electricity costs.

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