JSC, COI parties continue settlement talks

Fbc News
The Judicial Services Commission and the Commission of Inquiry are continuing discussions regarding a settlement in their dispute over a FICAC appointment.

Summary

The Judicial Services Commission (JSC) and parties involved in the Commission of Inquiry (COI) are continuing settlement talks concerning the JSC’s application to quash the COI’s findings and recommendations regarding the appointment of Barbara Malimali as Commissioner of the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption (FICAC). The JSC is seeking to invalidate the COI’s conclusions and obtain related declarations. The case was adjourned to next Tuesday, with Isireli Fa representing the JSC and Hemendra Nagin representing Justice David Ashton Lewis.

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