FLRC Overview of Work Process
The Commission undertakes work for any particular year or period following approval of its work programme by cabinet. Such approval is obtained for the Commission through the Attorney General. The Commission thus works closely with the Attorney General in the formation, and presentation of its work programmes to Cabinet.
The Review of Fiji’s Electoral Legislation
The Attorney General refers the Electoral Act 2014, Political Parties (Registration,Conduct, Funding ‘& Disclosures ) Act 2013, and the Electoral (Registration of VotersAct 2012 (the Flectoral Legislation) for revicw by the Fiji Law Reform Commission (FLRC) in accordance with section 5(2)(c) of the Fiji Law Reform Commission Act1979.
Review of the High Court Rules 1988
The High Court Rules 1988 and the Magistrates Court Rules 1945 (“the Civil Rules”) are part of the legacy of Fiji’s English colonial history. For years, the Rules have been applied to regulate procedure in their respective Civil Courts.
Review of Fiji’s Online Safety Act
The Fii Law Refom Commission , the Online Safety Commission and the Office of the Attorney General will jointly undertake a comprehensive review of existing laws and consider reform of the law for the subject of online harms and cyber abuse.
Your Voice Matters
Step 1 : Prompts for Electoral Public Consultations
Step 2 : Make A Submission
The Commission is an independent statutory body that is established under the Fiji Law Reform Commission Act 1979.
The main purpose of the Commission is to resolve difficulties in the law by conducting systematic development and reform of the law through consultations with the public and relevant stakeholders, comparing our laws with other countries and making proposals to the Attorney General for the modernisation and simplification of the law.
The Commission is an independent statutory body that is established under the Fiji Law Reform Commission Act 1979.
The main purpose of the Commission is to resolve difficulties in the law by conducting systematic development and reform of the law through consultations with the public and relevant stakeholders, comparing our laws with other countries and making proposals to the Attorney General for the modernisation and simplification of the law.
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