Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is facing criticism for allegedly misleading the Fijian populace. Observers note that he seems to be backtracking on his commitments, as he plans to have the very Cabinet Ministers accused of interference involved in determining the terms of reference for the upcoming commission of inquiry, as well as any subsequent actions. Critics feel that his statement, “what has been done cannot be undone,” implies that the commission’s purpose may merely be to gloss over the existing scandal rather than address it meaningfully. This has raised concerns about the commission’s effectiveness and intentions.