What will you do if your house has burnt down?
Will you just sit down and watch?
Those are the words of National Council for Building a Better Fiji member and Chairman of the Tailevu Provincial Council Ratu Josefa Serulagilagi as he defended the People's Charter for Change Peace and Progress and his involvement in the National Council for Building a Better Fiji.
Representing the Affirmative team in the Fiji Media Council Forum debate last night on the theme "People's Charter is good for Fiji", Serulagilagi reiterated that although the People's Charter process started after the military takeover, it is aimed at resolving the social and economic problems in the country.
Serulagilagi also stresses that the consultation process is currently underway and people are already out in the field gathering the views of those living in the towns, villages and even in rural areas, which will see the Charter having the views of every person in the country.
Serulagilagi Defends Charter
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