Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is facing criticism from the Fijian public for allegedly misleading them. Critics argue that he is backtracking on his commitments, as he has appointed Cabinet Ministers, who are accused of interference, to determine the terms of reference for the commission of inquiry. This decision has raised concerns about the integrity of the investigation, as many believe it may merely serve to cover up the scandal rather than address it. Additionally, Rabuka stated that “what has been done cannot be undone,” suggesting that the situation will only serve as a lesson for the future, which has left many questioning the purpose of the commission in light of these developments.