It's been revealed money continues to be a stumbling block for the implementation of the Peoples Charter for Change, Peace and Progress.
Fiji TV is reporting that funding was the big concern at the second National People's Charter Advisory Council meeting, today.
The council is responsible for monitoring the implementation of the 11 pillars of the Peoples Charter for Change, Peace and Progress but chairman, Josefa Serulagilagi, says its proving a challenge.
The National Council is also an advisory body, providing support to Government and carrying out civic education and dialogue on important national issues.
Serulagilagi said recently that the response received from Permanent Secretaries on the status of Charter implementation was objective and informative.
He said while the Charter impact and benefits are filtering well to the grassroots people, the implementation of programmes that promote multiracialism were still a challenge.
Serulagilagi added they also wish to discuss and provide some inputs to Government on the national dialogue initiative, which has been publicly announced by the interim prime minister's office.
“The subject of land reforms is also something which the council may wish to deliberate upon and provide inputs to Government."
Serulagilagi also said recently that scholarships were still being given along racial lines and there was clearly low representation of Fijian Indians in senior civil service positions and heads of missions overseas.
He said “Indigenous Fijians continue to lag behind in business and commerce.”
Concern was also raised about the Divisional Development Boards and the Provincial Development Boards.
“The formation of these Boards are important as they assist in bringing the views of grassroots people to the attention of decision makers and vice versa in matters pertaining to developmental projects and issues.”
“In this regard, the formation of such Boards would be critical as the proposal for formation of these consultative Boards were in the first place included in the Charter based on their proven success previously following independence."
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Few weeks ago Coup 4.5 reported the saga between Fiji One's Satish Narayan and Bainimarama's daughter. Yesterday June 17, 2013 Satish Narayan received his walking papers from Fiji One.
It is understood that Bainimarama called a board member of Fiji One, Padam Lala and told him if Fiji One wants their License in tact, they will have to sack Satish Narayan.
Padam Lala instructed Tarun Patel to sack Satish Narayan immediately, If Patel wanted to keep his job.
The employees of FBC were told of the firing of Narayan way before the employees of Fiji One were made aware of.
Lets hope that Fiji One will not find themselves as part of the FBC in near future. on Burrow: ITUC will push for Commission of Inquiry on Fiji
@2:36 what illegal AG go underground sorry!!! too late.Mr Illegal AG your file is within the military Intel not with Rokoura(PM's office) whom you paid to hide and destroyed files against you that went straight to PM.
Anything against you that son of Neel sharma in HR RFMF rings the bell to Aziz, then you meant to let the complaint follow the channel where you intercept all files against you at PM's office thru Rokoura who hide and destroyed them and you know what he forges PM's singnature on some files and put a [FA]File Away notice on it.
These meant all complaints against you gather dust at Rokoura's residence or he destroyed it completely.
Your private deals with Ports,AFL,TFL,IF etc all filed and kept not there in Fiji its overseas mate !!!
Khaiyum you are comfortable becoz all complaints against you had been filed away by this man Rokoura,not now Mr illegal want to be smart you are exposed to the root!!!
he too one of those used taukei(bought)by you so you can loot as much as you on Burrow: ITUC will push for Commission of Inquiry on Fiji
Editor, we learn from a Fiji Times report that Minister for Housing, Environment, Local Government and Urban Development Colonel Samuela Saumatua has resigned "for personal reasons" according to a statement issued by the Ministry of Information yesterday (FT 18/6).
Be that as it may, my question is why should the Attorney-general Aiyaz Saiyad-Khaiyum "assume the position om an acting basis until a successor was appointed"?
Is Mr Khaiyum the only capable man in the illegal military regime in Fiji? Doesn't he have enough portfolios already?
What would this new addition take the total number of portfolio being handled by this Fiji superman? sincerely, rajend naidu sydney on Burrow: ITUC will push for Commission of Inquiry on Fiji
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Any woes for the aftermath of this cyclone Frank has already said not to use schools and now with the curfew in place whats going on
what is happened to the likes of john sami on this
Boards - Boards & more Boards.
Only Board most people are interested in seeing implemented right nopw is one protruding from the side of an anchored ship.
This shows how greedy these people are. For a change they should work free of charge and prove that they are not in for the money! Va ya!
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