A lot of agenda is at stake at the Fiji Rugby Union Annual General Meeting this morning at the Police Academy in Nasova.
While the highlight of the meeting will be the election of the FRU board members, they will also look at the financial statement and the development work carried out by the FRU.
Questions have been raised through the media by union members on the work of the HPU and the input it has done to provincial unions.
Also the biggest union in the country, Suva, has come up with its motion that they want the Rakavi Trust to be scrapped and Sevens wizard Waisale Serevi to be the Sevens coaching director.
Names that have been put forward by Unions to vie for a place on the FRU board includes Keni Dakuidreketi, Tevita Koroi, Mosese Nailumu, Rafa Kasibulu, Vili Rauca, Esther Williams, John Sandy, Ilikimi Kunagogo, Kitione Vuetaki, Vili Varasikete and Vili Kanatabua.
A lot at stake in AGM
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