The nine districts of Kadavu have unanimously supported the Draft Village By-laws and have forwarded their submissions to the Ministry of Indigenous Affairs.
Senior Assistant Roko Jesoni Kuruyawa said consultations were held with all the nine districts and some changes have been proposed by some of the Tikinas.
Meanwhile the officials of Serua Provincial Council are currently in Galoa village talking to the people from the 25 villages on the draft village by-laws.
It has been confirmed from the Serua Provincial council that Roko Tui Serua, Setefano Osonamoli is heading the group as part of their visitation to the four Districts of Serua.
Meanwhile the five Districts of the Namosi province have completed their visits to the villagers and are yet to give in their submissions to the Ministry.
Chairman of Namosi Provincial Council, Ratu Romanu Matanitobua is expected to comment later.
By: Tokasa Rainima and Ana Naisoro
9 districts of Kadavu support Village By-Laws
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