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Thursday, September 20, 2007

OPPOSITION M-P CRITICISE GOVERNMENT OVER POSTPONEMENT OF YESTERDAY'S MEETING

SIBConline News
19/09/2007

Member of parliament for West New Georgia Vonavona Peter Boyers says government’s decision to boycott this week’s consultations on RAMSI is detrimental to future regional co-operation among Pacific Forum members.

The meeting which was to have been chaired by Papua New Guinea's Peter Eafeare was postponed yesterday for an indefinite period.

But Mr Boyers says the government miscalculated the whole consultative process and didn’t give PNG the chance to amicably find a middle ground for all parties and wasted everybody’s efforts coming here.

He says it seems Solomon Islands government cannot trust PNG as chair, to find a win-win situation for the forum, Solomon Islands Government and RAMSI. He says this shows Solomon Islands fails to respect PNG’s chairmanship on a regional enterprise such as RAMSI where any review must be regional.

Mr Boyers says the real situation in the country is that everyone trusts RAMSI more than the government.He says perceptions about RAMSI differ a lot between what ordinary people think and what government thinks, claiming the government is bent on tarnishing all good things coming out from RAMSI.

The Opposition M-P claims this is happening, because the Prime Minister listens too much to the Attorney General Julian Moti who wants RAMSI out, all at the expense of Solomon Islanders.

He says the Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare’s comments that his concern for sovereignty was in no way undermining RAMSI was laughable. Mr Boyers claims the Prime Minister had no respect for the country’s sovereignty when he requested the PNG Government to whisk Moti out on a P-N-G-D-F Aircraft in October last year.

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