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Legal advice key on police drug tests

Summary by FijiTimes
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says any decision to introduce compulsory drug testing for police would be taken only on legal advice. “I will be guided by the Solicitor-General’s and Attorney-General’s offices,” he said. Mr Rabuka also confirmed the Narcotics Bureau remains in operation despite structural changes. “The bureau has not been disbanded, it is now under police command,” he said. Asked whether tackling police involvement in the drug t…
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Legal advice key on police drug tests

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says any decision to introduce compulsory drug testing for police would be taken only on legal advice. “I will be guided by the Solicitor-General’s and Attorney-General’s offices,” he said. Mr Rabuka also confirmed the Narcotics Bureau remains in operation despite structural changes. “The bureau has not been disbanded, it is now under police command,” he said. Asked whether tackling police involvement in the drug t…

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FijiTimes broke the news in on Wednesday, October 1, 2025.
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