Nationwide consultations to gather views on the 2013 Constitution set to begin soon
Chairperson Sevuloni Valenitabua said the commission had been mandated to engage directly with the people through a broad consultative process.
Tuesday 17 March 2026 | 18:30
Chairperson Sevuloni Valenitabua said the commission had been mandated to engage directly with the people through a broad consultative process to ensure the country’s supreme law reflects the values, needs and aspirations of its citizens.
Fiji Government
The Constitution Review Commission is urging Fijians to take part in upcoming consultations on the review of the 2013 Constitution.
Chairperson Sevuloni Valenitabua said the commission had been mandated to engage directly with the people through a broad consultative process to ensure the country’s supreme law reflects the values, needs and aspirations of its citizens.
Mr Valenitabua emphasised the independence of the commission, saying its work would remain separate from any election-related activities.
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He said while Government and donor partners would provide funding and logistical support, the commission would maintain full autonomy in its operations and decision-making.
“The commission will assess submissions, review expert advice, and prepare its reports including recommendations through its own analysis,” he said.
Consultation preparations are already underway, with support staff assisting commissioners to organise a nationwide schedule.
Details on consultation venues and dates will be announced through official notices and media broadcasts.
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