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Friday, November 23, 2007
Opposition Leader Attacks Sogavare Court Strategy

Thursday: November 22, 2007
Pacific Magazine
Solomon Islands opposition leader Fred Fono has deplored a proposed court action by the Sogavare government through the attorney general, which the opposition leader, the leader of Independent members of Parliament and the Governor General are joined as parties to the originating summons.

The government will be seeking legal clarifications from the High Court on various constitutional requirements regarding the disputed meanings and applications of sections of the Constitution and Standing Orders of Parliament before the next meeting of Parliament.

In a letter to the Governor General, Attorney General Julian Moti states that in the current political climate, “it is inevitable that the present political crisis will ultimately travel along a litigious path for the final and authoritative resolution by the judiciary of the dispute concerning the proper meaning and applications of sections 102(1) and 103(1) of the Constitution and the circumstances which necessitates your intervention under Order 7(3) of the Standing Orders of the National Parliament.”

“In my role as the principal legal advisor to the Government, I have decided to initiate proceedings in the High Court for the authoritative determination of these issues which currently divide legal opinion sourced by the respective legal adversaries.”

Moti will file the case in court tomorrow.
But in a press conference this evening, Fono said it is a desperate attempt by Moti and Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare to stop the Parliament from meeting. He said both men are abusing court processes to prevent Parliament from meeting.

“Such desperate attempt shows the prime minister is caring more for his own future and the thick skin of his friend Julian Moti, rather than the future of this nation and its people. This is also an admission by the prime minister that he cannot face a full Parliament meeting because he no longer enjoys a parliamentary majority as he claims,” Fono said.

He said the prime minister is arrogant by pretending to have majority support when he does not. Fono said government supporters continue make offers to opposition MPs of the post of deputy prime minister and other ministerial port folios left vacant by the MPs who deserted.

“They are wasting their time and the time of this nation. The MPs on the opposition side are determined and resolute in their bid to topple the Sogavare government … Parliament must be allowed to deal with constitutional and political issues and not to be strangled by court proceedings,” Fono said.

Fono repeatedly asked the Governor General to call an urgent meeting of Parliament to address the impasse.

Meanwhile, Governor General Sir Nathaniel Waena has written a letter to both the prime minister and opposition leader, saying he was greatly disturbed by the impending court action.
Sir Nathaniel said the proposed action by the attorney general may sabotage the Governor General's constitutional role and responsibility to resolve the current political impasse through Parliament.

He said in view of the attorney general's proposed action, he is most inclined to request the prime minister to urgently advise him of a new date for Parliament to meet.

Just a day ago, in his address to the nation, Sir Nathaniel said the legal action was a matter for the government and was nothing to do with him as Governor General. He said he had no power to act alone in the situation.

But today, the Governor General said he was given legal advice that establishes the way forward for him to help resolve the impasse.

“In view of the new development being proposed by the attorney general, I am most inclined to now earnestly request the prime minister to urgently advise me…of a new date and time, by virtue of standing order7(3) and read with section 32 of the constitution,” he said.
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