The SDL Party will file a court injunction next week to stop the draft People's Charter process and the distribution of the draft Charter.
This had been confirmed by SDL National Director Peceli Kinivuwai who said the court injunction will be filed because the National Council for Building a Better Fiji (NCBBF) and the draft Charter are a result of a treasonous act.
NCBBF Media Head Filimoni Kau said they have not been informed officially about this move however when something concrete does come out of this, they will seek legal advice on the matter.
Also Kau had confirmed that this week the interim Prime Minister will be the chief guest at the draft Charter Forum in Lautoka, while the interim Health Minister Dr Jiko Luveni will be the Chief Guest for the Forum in Gau, also scheduled for this week NCBBF Co-Chair Archbishop Petero Mataca is expected to be the chief guest at the Lami Parish Hall.
SDL To File Court Injunction
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