The By-Laws will be a snooper's charter, creating snitches (spies) in villages. And his demand that villagers must have a home before tying the marital knot is rank hypocrisy and violates right to family life
Not every native Fijian villager can afford to build, not to mention, extend his house, like Khaiyum did, on joining the 2006 treasonous coupists
While Fijians are living in TENTS, he also bought a plot of LAND:
Lest we forget, both Aiyaz Khaiyum and Minister of Lands Faiyaz Koya will be protected by another dictator SITIVENI RABUKA's IMMUNITY
Still on RABUKA! Aiyaz Khaiyum is extending what Rabuka and his own coupists tried to impose on native Fijians in their 1990 Constitution of Fiji, prompting the NFP-FLP Coalition, led by the late Dr Timoci Bavadra, to warn the late Asesela Ravuvu led Constitution Review Commission:
"In another radical departure the draft constitution proposes a narrower definition of Fijians. Fijians who are to elect their own members are to be registered in the Vola ni Kawa Bula and a strict test for eligibility is proposed. This will make it more difficult for Fijians, vis-a-vis the other races, to become qualified to elect their members of Parliament through Vola ni Kawa Bula membership. Many Fijians who would normally qualify under the present provisions would become ineligible. The requirement for Fijians to vote within their provincial boundaries/constituencies means that they would have no voice in the elections of members representing the constituencies in which they live. This has serious implications for those Fijians who have left their home villages to reside permanently elsewhere. It would discriminate particularly against urban Fijians who see their interests as inextricably related to opportunities available in urban areas. With the availability of rapid educational advancement and growing economic opportunities the tendency for Fijians to leave their traditional homes will grow. Not only will this system inhibit initiative initiative and enterprise, but it tends to discourage the development of the party system to which Fijians have become accustomed and which is essential for the development of a healthy democratic system."
Now, Aiyaz Khaiyum and Frank Bainimarama are attempting the reverse, with their thoroughly unacceptable Village By-Laws
VICTOR LAL to SODELPA: If you want to win power,
DUMP SITIVENI RABUKA
This man introduced the coup culture in Fiji, sowed racial, religious, ethnic, and tribal divisions. He destroyed the chiefly system by becoming the chairman of the Great Council of Chiefs, stripping chieftaincy of the magic and mana of respect. He made the Methodists into racist monsters. He destroyed the military and the police force, and other institutions. In 1970, it was the Indo-Fijian political leaders who during the constitutional talks in London had suggested that the chiefs should be given veto power in the Senate over land, culture, tradition bills. Yet, in 1987, Rabuka did not spare them with his violence and guns. It is wrong to blame Khaiyum only. No right-thinking native Fijian and non-Fijian should contemplate VOTING for SODELPA, as long as Rabuka is the leader and next Prime Minister in-waiting. Moral conscience, alone, dictates his rejection to lead a major political party, into election. Surely, there are other worthy contenders to lead SODELPA into the political battle, free of tainted history? Last, but not the least, the last political party Rabuka led was in 1999, and he lost and was ordered to resign as party leader - he disappeared into political oblivion, and with him millions of dollars to the collapsed National Bank of Fiji; his political compatriot Jai Ram Reddy disappeared to the International Court of Justice
