Co Chair of the National Council for Building a Better Fiji, Archbishop Petero Mataca said a way will be found to change the electoral system to ensure that they get rid of the race-based voting system.
While speaking on the FijiVillage Special Talk Show with News Director, Vijay Narayan, Archbishop Mataca said the President was looking at the NCBBF's suggestion to have a forum to address this issue.
Archbishop Mataca said the electoral system has to change.
Meanwhile Archbishop Petero Mataca believes that the work of the People's Charter process is not an illegal activity.
He said he did not support any illegal activity and he was only trying to build a better Fiji.
Meanwhile Archbishop Mataca confirmed that a referandum on the People's Charter, when it’s ready, is still an option which is being considered by the NCBBF.
Changes Will Rid Race Based Vote
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