Fiji, Sept. 17 -- Fiji could have a new Constitution in place by 24 December 2026 if Parliament approves the proposed changes and they pass a referendum, as the Government moves the constitutional review into its next phase.

Cabinet has endorsed the tabling of the Constitution Review Commission's Report in Parliament and supported a special sitting on 22 September.

The Commission, established in March 2026, conducted nationwide consultations, received written and collective submissions, engaged stakeholders and reviewed constitutional, legal and policy materials.

It submitted its Report and Draft Constitution Bill to President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu on 31 August.

The Report sets out proposed constitutional reforms aimed at strengthen...