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MUNRO LEYS LAWYERS TRADING CHAIRS AT COC: In 2015, RICHARD Naidu resigned from COC in protest at Sitiveni Qiliho's appointment as Acting Police Commissioner. Jon Apted agrees to suspend Qiliho in 2023

26/1/2023

 

Meanwhile, the COC must have Non-Politicians as Members: Richard Naidu's resignation letter to the President, 15 November 2015:

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CONFLICT OF INTEREST: As we argued lately, JON APTED should NOT have agreed to be Coupist Rabuka's nominee on the COC, for he is representing high-profile clients in court cases against the former FFP government
*We are increasingly wondering if pro-Coalition lawyers have captured Sitiveni Rabuka and with suspensions are indirectly threatening Sri Lankan judges to start ruling against FFP government decisions.
*Also, whether Qiliho's SUSPENSION is designed to ensure that he is not around after Aiyaz Khaiyum's police interview is completed, so charges could be laid against Khaiyum, and sanctioned by the DPP.
*Fiji is perilously lurching to new Animal Farm under Sitiveni Rabuka

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President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere has suspended the Commissioner of Police Sitiveni Qiliho and the Commissioner of the Fiji Corrections Service Francis Kean on the advice of the Constitutional Offices Commission.

According to a Government statement, the constitutional officers were suspended effective immediately pending investigations and referral to and appointment of a tribunal.

Ratu Wiliame has appointed Assistant Police Commissioner Juki Fong Chew as Acting Commissioner of Police whilst Assistant Commissioner Corporate of the Fiji Corrections Service, Salote Panapasa has been appointed Acting Commissioner Fiji Corrections Service.

The advice was resolved in the COC meeting held yesterday and conveyed to the President by Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka as Chairperson.

The relevant officers have been notified of their appointments and suspensions respectively. Fijiivllage News.

From Fijileaks Archive, 15 November 2015

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Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has confirmed that Leader of the Opposition Voreqe Bainimarama and his nominee, Tupou Draunidalo, stomped out of today’s Constitutional Offices Commission meeting.

He says the duo may not have agreed to some of the issues outlined in today’s agenda.

Rabuka says he is not concerned about Bainimarama and Draunidalo’s behaviour because that is their right.

“They didn’t say that they were walking out, they didn’t want to participate further in the discussions. It is a right that people exercise when they are in a meeting or commissions, they can exercise that.”
Rabuka has also confirmed the case against the Commissioner of Police, Brigadier General Sitiveni Qiliho, and Fiji Corrections Service Commissioner, Francis Kean, was discussed. Source: FBC News
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