Look at Reform in the context of Post-conflict era: Out-going PS/CRU

The out-going PS/CRU Dr. Frederick Isom Rohorua and family during the farewell dinner at Red Mansion Inn on January 7, 2010.
In his speech during a farewell dinner held for him at the Red Mansion Inn on 7th January 2010, Dr. Frederick Isom Rohorua, out-going Permanent Secretary of the Constitutional Reform Unit, encouraged the Constitutional Congress and Eminent Persons Advisory Council, to look at the Constitutional Reform in the context of a post-conflict era.
Solomon Islands had gone through an ethnic conflict from 1998 till 2003, and recently experienced a series of riots sparked by political protests, and various public disagreements during some major events held in Honiara. | More on Press Page |
Provincial Feedback begins
The much anticipated Provincial Feedback has commenced early this year with meetings held by the Choiseul, Guadalcanal and Isabel teams.
The Choiseul Provincial nominees’ team completed its feedback already, while the Isabel team is anticipating finishing its feedback this month, in their respective provinces. Guadalcanal team is still proceeding with its meetings around the province. The provinces are assisted by the Constitutional Reform Unit’s Consultant Lawyer Reginald Teutao. Other provinces will begin their feedback exercise in the next few months.
PM BRIEFS MEDIA ON REFORM
Constitutional Reform was one of two important issues highlighted, on Friday 6th November 2009 during the Prime Minister’s presentation to the media in the Cabinet room, on CNURA government’s reform agenda, which includes the Political Party Integrity Bill. | Read Press statement |
CRU's 1st Quarterly Newsletter is now online | 