The Bose Vanua of Kadavu is expected to come to a decision today on the GCC promulgation 2008 and whether or not they support the promulgation.
The Bose Vanua comprising of 14 chiefs yesterday first listened to the presentation of the GCC Taskforce led by former Kadavu Provincial Council Chairman, Ratu Josateki Nawalowalo.
Meanwhile, at the Provincial Council meeting the People's Charter Process Group will also be making their presentation to the Council members.
Meanwhile, the former Chairman of the Kadavu Provincial Council says he has a very important role as Chairman of the GCC Taskforce where he intends to fulfill all his obligations.
However, Ratu Josateki Nawalowalo adds he will always be loyal to his province.
Nawalowalo joins his people as a representative from the Tikina of Tavuki on the 2nd day of the Kadavu provincial Council today.
Bose Vanua To Make Decision Today
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