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National Referendum Bill passed unanimously with rules for referendum process (opens the original)
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While speaking during the debate on the Bill, Opposition MP Premila Kumar claimed that people will experience a referendum for the last time if that Constitution goes through. She also says too many fundamental rules are left to regulations that have not been presented to Parliament. Kumar says these rules will determine how campaigns operate, how money is raised and spent, what information voters receive and how results can be challenged. She also citizens should not have to work out their refe
Maritime Powers Bill passed to give authorities power to board, search and detain suspected ships (opens the original)
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There will be greater security for our marine areas as the Maritime Powers Bill has been passed unanimously, allowing the Republic of Fiji Navy and authorised enforcement officers powers to board, search and detain ships suspected of criminal activity in Fiji waters and, under specified conditions, beyond. According to the new law, officers can board suspect ships, search vessels and people, question those on board, require documents and seize evidence or proceeds of crime. They can also direct
Police says seek help if homeless people at bus stops pose a threat (opens the original)
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People who feel that homeless people sleeping at bus stops are a threat can seek assistance from the Police.This has been highlighted by the Police as several people continue to sleep and take shelter at bus stops along Queen Elizabeth Drive, which are used by many students and members of the community in the area.While raising concerns, residents say children and women often wait for their buses outside the bus stops, regardless of the weather.They say they are concerned about their safety and
Council to carry out spot checks on food outlets following maggots complaint (opens the original)
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Nasinu Town Council CEO Felix Magnus says the Council monitors food licences issued to food outlets and will conduct another spot check on food outlets in Nasinu following a complaint about maggots being found in barbecue food purchased from a roadside stall in Valelevu.Magnus says the quality of food served to consumers is the responsibility of the seller.He says the consumer should have returned the food to the seller immediately after discovering the issue so that a remedy could be provided.H
Constitution Bill sets out proposed equality and discrimination provisions (opens the original)
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The Constitution Amendment Bill states that a person must not be unfairly discriminated against, directly or indirectly, on grounds including race, culture, ethnic or social origin, colour, place of origin, sex, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, birth, primary language, economic or social or health status, disability, age, religion, conscience, marital status or pregnancy.The Bill tabled by Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka, focuses on equality before the law and protecti
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