Low Turnout at Fiji Law Reform Commission Consultation Raises Concerns

The Fiji Law Reform Commission experienced low attendance at a recent consultation in Korovou, causing chair Daniel Fatiaki to express concern. He attributed the turnout issues to insufficient awareness efforts. The Commission plans to hold another consultation in Nausori and is encouraging public participation.

The Fiji Law Reform Commission recently conducted a consultation session at the Korovou Police Station, which saw a disappointing turnout. Daniel Fatiaki, the chair of the Commission, expressed his frustration, stating his efforts to raise awareness had not yielded the expected results. Despite this setback, the Commission is scheduled to hold another consultation session in Nausori later today. Mr. Fatiaki urged community members to participate and share their insights during the upcoming event.

The low attendance at the Fiji Law Reform Commission’s consultation highlights a need for increased engagement and awareness among the public. As the Commission moves on to Nausori, it remains essential for citizens to contribute to discussions on electoral laws.

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