The Proposed Village By-laws is expected to feature prominently in the two day Cakaudrove provincial council meeting to be held in two days time.
Chairman of the Cakaudrove Provincial Council, Emitai Boladuadua said that with the deadline set for the end of next month, all the tikina heads from around the province are expected to debate the proposed by-laws.
Boladuadua added that they will also be looking at the damages brought about by Hurricane Tomas.
The Cakaudrove Provincial Meeting was supposed to be held in Somosomo Village in Taveuni but as a result of the impact of Hurricane Tomas, the two day meeting was shifted to Savusavu.
Meanwhile, the hosting village of Yaroi reveals that they will be catering for a total of 70 people for the two day meeting which will be held this Wednesday and Thursday.
Proposed vilage bylaws to feature in council meeting
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