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PARLIAMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF FIJI _____________ ORDER PAPER Wednesday, 01 June 2016 at 9.30 a.m. 1.

Prayer 2.

Confirmation of Minutes.

The Leader of the Government in Parliament to move – “That the Minutes of the sitting of Parliament held on Tuesday, 31 May 2016, as previously circulated be taken as read and be confirmed.” 3.

Communications from the Chair 4.

Presentation of petitions 5.

Presentation of reports of committees 6.

Questions (see Schedule) 7.

Ministerial Statements 8.


Consideration of Bills ---------------- Oral Questions SCHEDULE — QUESTIONS 92/2016 93/2016 94/2016 95/2016 96/2016 97/2016 Hon.
Prem Singh to ask the Minister for Defence, National Security and Immigration – Would the Minister inform Parliament what has been the progress of investigations in the case of the South African Diplomat, who caused the death of Ashneel Singh by dangerous and drink driving in October last year and whether the family of Ashneel Singh has been compensated by the South African Government.

Hon.
Hon.

Dr Brij Lal to ask the Minister for Industry, Trade and Tourism – The World Trade Organisation (WTO) Trade Facilitation Agreement (TFA) was endorsed by the WTO Ministerial Conference in 2013.

Can the Minister kindly explain what the Trade Facilitation Agreement is.

Hon.
Hon.

Ashneel Sudhakar to ask the Minister for Defence, National Security and Immigration – Can the Minister inform this House, as to what plans the Ministry has in enhancing Fiji’s surveillance capability in terms of the monitoring of the EEZ and Search and Rescue.

Hon.

Mohammed Dean to ask the Minister for Education, Heritage and Arts – Can the Minister elaborate on the progress so far to improve the level of Special School Education in Fiji as prioritised in the 2016 Budget.

Hon.
Hon.

Alivereti Nabulivou to ask the Minister for Defence, National Security and Immigration – Can the Minister update this House as to the status and progress of the Hydrographic Unit and what benefits can Fiji reap from this Department.

Hon.

Salote Radrodro to ask the Minister for Women, Children and Poverty Alleviation – Can the Minister inform the House as to what verifiable indicators/benchmark has been set by the Ministry to monitor progress in combating violence against women and children in Fiji.
98/2016 Hon.

Aseri Radrodro to ask the Attorney-General and Minister for Finance, Public Enterprises, Civil Service and Communications – Can the Minister inform the House on how Government proposes to extend the national television coverage of Fiji One to areas outside of the main centre’s that are not able to catch the signal coverage of Fiji One.

99/2016 Hon.
99/2016 Hon.

Jiosefa Dulakiverata to ask the Attorney-General and Minister for Finance, Public Enterprises, Civil Service and Communications – Can the Minister inform the House as to the progress of the formulation of the 5 year and 20 year development plan which is expected to be finalised by the second quarter of 2016.

100/2016 Hon.
100/2016 Hon.

Ro Teimumu Kepa to ask the Minister for Local Government, Housing and Environment, Infrastructure and Transport – Can the Minister inform the House on the progress of the public consultation undertaken by the Ministry on the review of the Town Planning Act (Cap.

139) and the Subdivision of Land Act (Cap.

140).

Written Questions 101/2016 Hon.


Aseri Radrodro to ask the Minister for Local Government, Housing and Environment, Infrastructure and Transport – Can the Minister inform the House – (i) how much do consumers have to pay for new water meter connections to residences, on average; has this cost increased in recent years; and (ii) (iii) how many new water meter connections were made in the last 6 months.

102/2016 Hon.
102/2016 Hon.

Ro Teimumu Kepa to ask the Minister for Education, Heritage and Arts – Can the Minister inform the House – (i) (ii) (iii) how many Technical Colleges have been established; have they all been approved for registration by the Higher Education Commission; and for each of the registered Technical Colleges, how many students have taken student loans.