Supervisor of Elections, Mohammed Saneem says he is particularly disturbed about this madness and theatrics concerning the incident where parties like the National Federation Party and the Fiji Labour Party are asking why Saneem has not referred the matter regarding the FijiFirst banner at the Suva Civic Carpark to FICAC.
Although the NFP, FLP and The People’s Alliance have said that Saneem should have referred the matter to FICAC when it was established that the FijiFirst had put up a campaign banner on a non-designated building, Saneem stresses the matter is already with FICAC as it was taken to FICAC by the NFP and FLP.
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Saneem also says People’s Alliance Deputy Leader, Manoa Kamikamica continues to repeat things that he does not understand.
He says when the matter is referred to FICAC, they will investigate and gather all the evidence and statements.
Saneem says FICAC is not the court, they are the prosecuting agency, which Kamikamica completely ignores, and the bandwagon of the media goes right on top of the trail.
He says before they prosecute a matter, FICAC will determine based on the evidence, the law and their findings whether a charge can stand or not, thereafter FICAC will decide charge or not, then it will go to court, and the court will decide whether a person is guilty or not. Saneem also says we have completely ignored the fact that there was a receipt changed after the complaint regarding The People’s Alliance and Rock The Vote.
He says facebook posts and videos have been deleted.
Saneem also says the media has not seen their role in this, and went on to say that CFL News Director, Vijay Narayan has not published the questions he sent to Saneem from earlier this year.
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