The Interim Attorney General has questioned ousted Prime Minister, Laisenia Qarase why the SDL Party just wants to overturn almost all the interim cabinet's decisions if they come back into power after the next elections.
Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum said the legality or otherwise of the interim government will be decided by the courts and the SDL should stop jumping the gun, thinking that they will definitely return to power after the elections.
Sayed-Khaiyum also questions Qarase to reveal which policies the SDL Party wants to scrap.
The Interim AG said the interim administration has only brought in policies that are fair and would benefit the nation as a whole.
The ousted Prime Minister had earlier revealed to Village News that the SDL Party will overturn almost all decisions made by the interim cabinet if it comes back into power.
Laisenia Qarase stresses that any decision not made by an elected government is not a legal decision.
Interim AG Questions Qarase
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