Close to 6,000 draft People's Charter response forms will be distributed throughout Kadavu as the National Council for Building a Better Fiji (NCBBF) team prepares to visit the villages tomorrow.
This had been confirmed by Kadavu District Officer Eliki Masa who said they have 4 teams which will be visiting the 9 districts within the next 3 to 4 weeks to hand out copies of the Charter, the State of the Nation and Economy Report as well as the Response forms.
Masa said their training was completed yesterday and the 4 teams are ready to start the distribution work to the 2,253 households.
He added he is optimistic the NCBBF team will receive a positive reception from the villages even though it had been rejected by the Provincial Council.
The Public Forum is expected to take place on the 17th at Namalata Village.
Response Forms To Be Distributed In Kadavu
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