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AD HOC SUGAR SELECT COMMITTEE

Resolution passed on 27^th April, 2004 for the establishment of an Ad Hoc Select Committee on the Sugar Industry Reform.

Terms of Reference:

Recognising the importance of the sugar industry to all stakeholders, the national economy, employment, and livelihoods;

Bearing in mind the problems and challenges currently prevailing in the industry and requiring urgent attention;

Acknowledging the challenge and desirability of ensuring a vibrant self-sustaining, equitable and socially responsible sugar industry; and

Realising that our global competitiveness and the welfare of all our stakeholders can be improved by the reform of the sugar industry this House agrees:

To establish a 15-Member ad hoc Select Committee on Sugar Industry Reform comprising 8 Government Members, the Leader of the Opposition and 6 Members of the Fiji Labour Party, to consider the Indian Government Technical and Finance Mission report of March 2004 for the reform of the Sugar Industry, and other associated issues, and after wide consultation with all stakeholders, to report back to the House as soon as possible with recommendations, including proposed legislative changes, to implement these recommendations.

Members re-appointed on 30 September 2004: