If those that continue to criticize the Charter were to do an about turn and support it, we would be really surprised.
These are the words of NCBBF Technical, Assistance and Support Secretariat Head John Samy on those that have criticized the NCBBF's work and their figures on those who filled in forms and supported the Charter.
Sami said they targeted 355,854 people but managed to exceed their expectations and consulted 424,660, of this number he said 372,311 people completed their forms and said yes to the Charter adding these figures are significant and cannot be ignored by critics.
An NCBBF delegation yesterday presented the revised final version of the People's Charter, the State of the Nation and Economy Report, all records of deliberations from seven full council meetings, a report with NCBBF recommendations as well as over a hundred boxes of the filled-in consultation forms to President Ratu Josefa Iloilo.
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