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PARLIAMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF FIJI _____________ ORDER PAPER Wednesday, 16 May 2018 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, 15 May 2018, as previously circulated be taken as read and be confirmed.” 3.

Communications from the Chair 4.

Presentation of papers and certain documents 5.

Presentation of reports of committees 6.

Questions (see Schedule 1) 7.


Ministerial statements 8.

Consideration of Bills 9.

Motions for which notice has been given (see Schedule 2) ----------------- SCHEDULE 1 — QUESTIONS Oral Questions 186/2018 Hon.

Ruveni Nadalo to ask the Attorney-General and Minister for Economy, Public Enterprises, Civil Service and Communications – Can the Minister brief the House on the assistance provided to sugar cane farmers after the recent flooding.

187/2018 Hon.
187/2018 Hon.

Prem Singh to ask the Attorney-General and Minister for Economy, Public Enterprises, Civil Service and Communications – Would the Minister inform Parliament whether or not Government intends to amend the Omnibus Electronic Fare Ticketing Act 2014 to remove the heavy fines imposed on bus drivers who allow passengers without e-tickets to board and travel on their bus.

188/2018 Hon.
188/2018 Hon.

Ashneel Sudhakar to ask the Minister for Defence and National Security – Can the Minister inform the House on the role of the Fiji Hydrographic Unit.

189/2018 Hon.

Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu to ask the Minister for Youth and Sports – From the recent 2018 Commonwealth Games, Fiji won a lone Gold medal in the women’s weightlifting category (combined lift of 233kg).
Can the Minister inform the House what sort of assistance is given to sporting organisations like weightlifting to help better Fiji’s participation at International tournaments.

190/2018 Hon.

Netani Rika to ask the Minister for Employment, Productivity and Industrial Relations – Can the Minister inform the House on the actions taken to address complaints received from the Hotel and Catering Industry from 2015 – 2018.

191/2018 Hon.
191/2018 Hon.

Mikaele Leawere to ask the Attorney-General and Minister for Economy, Public Enterprises, Civil Service and Communications – Can the Minister inform the House why the Teachers’ Terms 1 and 2 holidays are now reduced to one week instead of two weeks.

192/2018 Hon.

Samuela Vunivalu to ask the Minister for Youth and Sports – Can the Minister highlight how the Ministry is creating learning pathways at the Youth Training Centres.

2 193/2018 Hon.
2 193/2018 Hon.

Dr Mere Samisoni to ask the Attorney-General and Minister for Economy, Public Enterprises, Civil Service and Communications – Can the Minister inform the House whether all 2,600 households located in rural areas within the four (4) divisions who applied for new solar home systems have all been catered for as budgeted in the 2017-2018 Budget Allocation.

Written Questions 194/2018 Hon.


Ro Teimumu Kepa to ask the Attorney-General and Minister for Economy, Public Enterprises, Civil Service and Communications – Would the Minister inform the House which to leasing or selling vehicles companies are Government and the total amount each company has received.

involved in 195/2018 Hon.


Salote Radrodro to ask the Minister for Employment, Productivity and Industrial Relations – Following the introduction of the reformed OHS law, a total of 1,443 workplace injuries were recorded in 2017.

How does the Ministry intend to provide an early resolution of OHS issues and complaints to reduce serious accidents and fatalities in the workplace.

SCHEDULE 2 — MOTIONS FOR DEBATE 1.

Hon.


Viam Pillay to move – “That Parliament debates the ‘Committee Report on the Fiji Higher Education Commission’s 2014 Annual Report’ which was tabled on 7 March 2018.” (Parliamentary Paper No.

25 of 2018) 2.

Hon.

Viam Pillay to move – “That Parliament debates the ‘Review Report on Fiji Association of Sports and National Olympic Committee (FASANOC) 2016 Annual Report’ which was tabled on 7 March 2018.” (Parliamentary Paper No.

29 of 2018) 3