The Supervisor of Elections, Ana Mataiciwa has referred two potential electoral breach cases to Fiji’s Independent Commission Against Corruption.

One involves FijiFirst Party’s leader appointment, where despite a conviction barring him from holding office, Josaia Voreqe Bainimarama remains in position. 

The other concerns a complaint against Lynda Tabuya. 

Several other individuals have been referred to FICAC for possible electoral breaches:

1. Charan Jeath Singh – Referred to FICAC on 31 Oct 2023

2. Aiyaz Sayed Khaiyum – Referred to FICAC on 15 Feb 2024

3. Frank Voreqe Bainimarama – Referred to FICAC on 15 Feb 2024

4. Ratu Willame Kotonivere – Referred to FICAC on 15 Feb 2024

5. Biman Prasad – Referred to FICAC on 05 April 2024

6. Usaia Waqatairewa – Referred to FICAC on 20 Mar 2024

7. Lynda Tabuya – Referred to FICAC on 05 April 2024

8. Josaia Gonewai – Referred to FICAC on 14 May 2024

9. Manoa Kamikamica – Referred to FICAC on 05 April 2024

10. Siromi Turaga – Referred to FICAC on 05 April 2024

11. Tanya Waqanika – Referred to FICAC on 14 May 2024

12. Viliame Takawaya – Referred to FICAC on 14 May 2024

13. Aseri Radrodro – Referred to FICAC on 14 May 2024

14. Ifereimi Vasu – Referred to FICAC on 14 May 2024

15. Semi Koroilavesau – Referred to FICAC on 14 May 2024

16. Faiyaz Siddiq Koya – Referred to FICAC on 14 May 2024

17. Semesa Karavaki – Referred to FICAC on 14 May 2024

It is important to note that these referrals don’t imply guilt; they’re part of the electoral office’s duty to ensure fairness and transparency. 

Any inquiries about these matters should be directed to FICAC.