Channel Two Television which has successfully obtained a free to air television license earlier this week has come under spotlight after its Director, Mike Brook who owns 51% shares in the company resigned.
Brook who is also the Managing Director of Sunny Brook's Holdings Fiji Limited confirmed to Village News that he still owns 51% shares in the company however, he has resigned from the Directors position citing personal reasons.
According to Brook, Channel Two Television was unable to obtain a license for past few years because it could not fulfill some of the requirements set by the Commerce and Communication Ministry.
He claims it was through his 51% share, the company was able to obtain a license.
However, Channel Two Television's Chairman, Ken Stratton said his company has not in any way used Brook to obtain the free to air television license.
Permanent Secretary for Commerce and Communication, Amena Yauvoli said he is in a meeting and will comment on the matter later.
Channel 2 TV director resigns
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