As Fiji Sun rushed to the support of FFP government by rightly pointing out that in New Zealand its Finance and Expenditure Committee (FEC) - equivalent to PAC - is chaired by National Party chairman, the paper failed to highlight that UNLIKE Fiji, the FEC membership is finely balanced FINE BALANCE:
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New Def
12/5/2016 10:15:01 am
So what did this mortien say: "It won't be like people call and say, it's whom you know kind of situation, if you know the person, you will get recruited, and it's no longer that system."
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Bahuki
12/5/2016 12:20:19 pm
They don't call it nepotism for nothing, especially when it comes to sidestepping the real issues when grilled with tough questions to which you're suppose to answer without fear.
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Here dada
12/5/2016 04:16:58 pm
He politicising the public Accounts with the types of questions to gain political mileage defeats the purpose of the position
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Seems people in Fiji have forgotten what real democracy allows. It allows media to question decisions of those in power-is that politicizing. It allows unions to function as unions, demand better working conditions and pay -is that politicizing. It allows public to question those in power whether their freedom of expression, movement are allowed do those in parliament voice their grievances and are given genuine solution. It allows the speaker to be fair and all committees to be independent in their decisions. If allowing PAC to be free to scrutinize how the government uses your money and the chair questions it, then let it be. Such politicizing is democratically right. But aare dada, you won't know that since you don't know what democracy is, free goodies and jobs for your own is all that matters to you. Then good luck. Keep paying taxes to allow your favorite government enjoy pecks and pamper those they want. Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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