The ousted Opposition Leader has changed his earlier position and is ready to take part in any political dialogue forum to take the country forward.
Mick Beddoes said he is willing to drop his earlier stance that the terms of reference be established first and is now prepared to participate in discussions even without an agenda.
Beddoes said he will write to the Interim Prime Minister's Office today informing him about his altered position.
Meanwhile, the Commonwealth Secretariat has refused to comment on whether it is still willing to facilitate and appoint a Chairperson for the proposed Presidential Political Dialogue Forum to discuss electoral changes and help take the country forward.
While responding to questions from Fijivillage news, the Director Communication and Public Affairs for the Commonwealth Secretariat Eduardo del Buey said they will not say anything further than what is stated in the communiqué of the Commonwealth Ministerial Action Group after its meeting in New York last week.
Beddoes Drops Earlier Stance
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