Concerns Over Low Turnout at Fiji Law Reform Commission Consultation

The chair of the Fiji Law Reform Commission, Daniel Fatiaki, reported low attendance at a recent consultation in Korovou. He expressed frustration over outreach efforts and emphasized the importance of public participation in discussions about electoral laws. The next consultation will take place in Nausori later today, with a call for community involvement.

Daniel Fatiaki, the chair of the Fiji Law Reform Commission, expressed concern regarding the low turnout at a recent consultation held at the Korovou Police Station in Korovou Town. He stated, “I really don’t know. I tried very hard to create awareness.” The Commission is scheduled to conduct another consultation this afternoon in Nausori. Mr. Fatiaki urged the community to participate and contribute to the discussions.

The low attendance at the Fiji Law Reform Commission consultation highlights challenges in community engagement. The Commission aims to improve public awareness and involvement through upcoming consultations, including one in Nausori. Active participation from citizens is crucial for effective law reform.

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