Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is facing criticism from the Fijian public for perceived dishonesty. Critics argue that he is not being transparent, especially as he involves the very Cabinet Ministers accused of interference in determining the terms of reference for the commission of inquiry, along with any subsequent actions. Additionally, his remark that “what has been done cannot be undone,” suggests that the commission may merely serve as a future lesson rather than addressing the current issues. This has raised questions about the purpose of the commission, leading some to believe it may be an attempt to cover up the scandal rather than pursue genuine accountability.