One of Fiji's small political parties says foreign leaders have no choice but to accept Fiji's interim Government, because it has been decreed by the President.
A spokesperson for the General Voters Party, which supports the interim regime, Fred Caine, says it will take at least three years to draft a new constitution for Fiji.
"And I hope these leaders see now, that everybody in Fiji has forgotten the past and they want to take Fiji forward. And that's the way to go. We want a new constitution. We requested the president to abrogate the constitution and set the time frame for elections to tell the United Nations and the Commonwealth. And I think now we should be one big happy family."
Fred Caine says foreign leaders need to guide Fiji like a big brother or sister, but not dictate to it.
