• Let's go surfing...

  • Jun 7 2023
  • Length: 27 mins
  • Podcast

  • Summary

  • In this episode I discuss several of the customary land related reviews initiated in 2023 by the Rabuka led Coalition Government in Fiji. These include:
    The Review of the Great Council of Chiefs (GCC).
    And, as foreshadowed by Prof Steve Ratuva in his public lecture celebrating Ratu Sakuna Day celebrations, and requested at the meeting of the GCC on Bau Island in late May,..
    the proposed Review of the iQoliqoli (Fishing Ground) Compensation Policy; and
    the proposed Review of the iTaukei Land Trust Board (iTLTB).
    This provides a segue into a broader discussion on the April 2023 Cabinet Decision to Review of the Regulation of Surfing Areas Act (2010).

    ©️ Spike Boydell 2024

    Host: Spike Boydell

    Website: TheCustomaryLandPodcast.com

    Email: contact@thecustomarylandpodcast.com

    Royalty free music used in this episode is from my Artlist.io subscription.

    DISCLAIMER: The views, insights and opinions shared on the Customary Land Podcast are those of the Host, any Guests, and others they may cite. They do not constitute legal or financial advice and should not be construed as such by any individual, group or organisation. Before undertaking any dealing or action relating to customary land, individuals, groups or organisations should obtain professional advice from a qualified lawyer, experienced valuer and/or certified accountant with specialist expertise in your particular country. Alternatively, you can contact Customary Land Solutions for advocacy, advisory and capacity building solutions for customary and indigenous landowning groups and trusts on land management, leasehold, valuation and resource compensation issues (E: contact@customarylandsolutions.com).


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