Thirty-two Fiji Corrections Service (FCS) new recruits were reminded of their roles as important cogs of Fiji’s justice system yesterday.
Speaking during their passing-out parade at the Naboro Corrections Complex yesterday, chief guest and Australia’s High Commissioner to Fiji John Feakes told the recruits they played a vital role in the system of justice that underpinned everything we held dear.
Mr Feakes told recruits without their dedication, professionalism and willingness to face danger and risk, Fiji would not be as safe as it was.
“As new recruits, I’m sure your tasks may sometimes seem daunting and overwhelming,” he said.
“I know that after completing your 14-week basic recruit training back in May, coronavirus measures meant this parade couldn’t go ahead as planned and this makes me feel even more honoured to be here with you today.”
