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Parliamentary committee puts ratification of Fiji-Australia security treaty on hold

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Briefings

A parliamentary committee in Fiji postponed the ratification of the Fiji-Australia security treaty, with Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka expressing disappointment and stating he will seek alternative pathways to secure the bilateral agreements.

Key points

• The Fiji-Australia security treaty was placed on hold by a parliamentary committee.
• Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka announced he would pursue another route to ratify the agreements.

Context

Fiji-Australia security agreements were a key focus of recent diplomatic efforts, with the committee delaying ratification to allow for further negotiation.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single statement from the Prime Minister regarding the committee's decision and his subsequent plan to find alternative ratification routes.

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