UN General Assembly
2007

Fiji’s diverse communities as a nation. That is indeed the larger and most critical of challenges that Fiji now faces. For our part, we firmly resolve to tackle these challenges on at least four levels: first, to restore stability, law and order and confidence; secondly, to strengthen institutions for good governance including transparency, accountability and an independent and effectively functioning judiciary; thirdly, to carry out major reforms in the economy to facilitate sustainable private-sector-led growth; and lastly, to convene free and fair general elections within a constitutional and governance framework that will ensure that parliamentary democracy is not only restored but can be sustained in Fiji. To achieve all this, the Interim Government is preparing to launch a major national initiative, referred to as the Peoples Charter for Change and Progress the PCCP. Through the PCCP, the broad cross section of Fiji’s people will be fully engaged and involved, through consultation and participation, in the development of a comprehensive agenda of actions and measures, as Fiji’s own way of addressing its problems.