Fiji’s Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has declined requests to lengthen the public consultation timeframe regarding the Constitution (Amendment) Bill. Despite appeals from various non-governmental organizations, the consultation period will not be extended. These organizations had requested more time to fully analyze and contribute to discussions, particularly during consultation events held in Suva and Nausori. PM Rabuka’s decision signals a commitment to adhering to the established timeline for the bill’s progression. The bill itself seeks to amend the Constitution of Fiji. The matter was reported by the *Post Courier*. This development underscores the government's stance as it moves forward with potential constitutional changes.