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‘It’s an insult if government ministers do not accept traditional gifts’

Summary by FijiTimes
IT is an insult if government ministers do not accept traditional gifts presented to them when they visit villages on official duty, says Social Democratic Liberal Party general secretary Viliame Takayawa. His comment comes in response to a submission by proposed Lion of Judah Party leader Abel Camillo to the consultations on the Code of Conduct Bill in Nadi this week. Mr Takayawa said government ministers do not ask to be given gifts when they …
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‘It’s an insult if government ministers do not accept traditional gifts’

IT is an insult if government ministers do not accept traditional gifts presented to them when they visit villages on official duty, says Social Democratic Liberal Party general secretary Viliame Takayawa. His comment comes in response to a submission by proposed Lion of Judah Party leader Abel Camillo to the consultations on the Code of Conduct Bill in Nadi this week. Mr Takayawa said government ministers do not ask to be given gifts when they …

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