National
Prime Minister of Fiji
How it's filled
- In plain words
- Elected by the Parliament of Fiji
- Exact method
- After a general election, the leader of a party holding more than 50% of the seats becomes Prime Minister; otherwise Parliament elects the Prime Minister at its first sitting by majority vote of all members, in up to three rounds, failing which Parliament is dissolved. Sworn in before the President (2013 Constitution, s.93).
- Chosen by
- Parliament of Fiji
- Seats
- 1
Who holds it now
- Sitiveni Rabuka PA since December 2022 Report Source: en.wikipedia.org, checked (+1 more)
Sources
- constituteproject.org · checked Constitute Project, Constitution of the Republic of Fiji (2013), read 2026-10-12: s.93(2)-(4) Prime Minister is the leader of a majority party or is elected by Parliament. Fallback: Constitute Project, because laws.gov.fj was not fetched. For: Prime Minister of Fiji
- en.wikipedia.org · checked Wikipedia, Cabinet of Fiji, last edited 2026-08-03, read 2026-10-12: Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka (People's Alliance). Fallback: Wikipedia, because no official government page was reached. For: Prime Minister of Fiji, Sitiveni Rabuka, current term
- en.wikipedia.org · checked Wikipedia, Sitiveni Rabuka, read 2026-10-12: Prime Minister since 2022-12-24. Fallback: Wikipedia, because no official Fiji government page was reached; cross-checked against Wikidata Q981549 P39 start 2022-12-24. For: Sitiveni Rabuka, current term
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