Former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has officially been released early today, in accordance with Section 46 (3) of the Corrections Act. The Fiji Corrections Service announced that this decision came after a thorough review of his application, which was conducted under the relevant legal provisions for early release and supervised reintegration.
The Corrections Act’s Section 46 (3) stipulates that inmates may be granted early release based on certain criteria that aim to protect the community while facilitating the reintegration of inmates. The Fiji Corrections Service confirmed that they meticulously evaluated various requirements, including eligibility criteria, release conditions, and the supervisory measures that would be implemented in line with established regulations.
Moving forward, the Fiji Corrections Service has committed to overseeing Bainimarama’s reintegration, ensuring that he complies with all terms associated with his early release.
This development could signal a new chapter for Bainimarama, opening the possibility for him to contribute positively to his community after serving his time. As the nation navigates this transitional phase, it remains hopeful that Bainimarama’s reintegration will be successful and beneficial for the broader society.
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