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Tongatapu People's Representative Number 1 Akilisi Pohiva and his co-chair on the People's Committee for Political Reform, fellow MP Uliti Uata, say, despite not agreeing with all of it, they are willing to accept the CEC Report.
And so should Government.
The Government should immediately endorse a report on democratic reforms to ensure there is not more violence in the country. The MPs say it's important that every sector of society embraces the report in full so that the reform process remains peaceful.
They say it would also be a token of respect to King George Tupou V for his role as the architect of peaceful political change.
The two MPs say if the reforms are not supported there could be more violence, such as the riots of three years ago, which they say, erupted because of the opposition of the Government to the Prince Tu'ipelehake report on democratic change.
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