Fiji, Nov. 2 -- Fiji Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has suggested that the military could be called upon to restore order if things go wrong in the country's constitutional process.

"Because if things go wrong, either you or your successor will have to bring it back to order," Rabuka told Republic of Fiji Military Forces Commander Major-General Ro Jone Kalouniwai in Parliament last week.

His remark came shortly before Major-General Kalouniwai presented the military's submission to the Special Parliamentary Committee reviewing the Constitution Amendment Bill.

Rabuka said Fiji had reached a point where Parliament was once again opening its doors to listen to the people and consider their views on the country's supreme law.

He questioned...