There is now confirmation that there will be no referendum held on the draft People's Charter as the National Council for Building a Better Fiji (NCBBF) does not have the time and funds.
Within the next 6 weeks, the NCBBF teams will distribute the draft Charter to each household in the country and get signed feedbacks on whether they accept or reject the document.
It is not known what questions will be asked.
However, NCBBF's Head of the Technical Support Secretariat John Samy said they hope the overseas donor countries come on board to assist in the process.
Samy also said they will also ensure that no one pressures people to reject the draft Charter.
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