The National Council for Building a Better Fiji will take the final report on the Draft Charter and the response forms to the President at 3 this afternoon.
Media spokesperson Filimoni Kau said the delegation will go to Government House and present their findings to Ratu Josefa Iloilo this afternoon.
Kau said although the final group names have not been finalized yet, the NCBBF Co-Chairs, Catholic Church Head Archbishop Petero Mataca, Interim Prime Minister Commodore Frank Bainimarama and Technical Assistance and Support Secretariat Head John Samy as well as a few core members of the Council are expected to go this afternoon.
NCBBF member Loraini Tevi earlier said Ratu Josefa Iloilo will study what's in the Charter before declaring whether to reject or approve it adding he has the wisdom and leadership qualities to guide our country forward.
Charter Report To Be Handed To President
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