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EVENTS
PROGRAMME
Saturday, 11th October 2008 0700 Bus depart respective venue 0745 Participants arrive at Sukuna Park Delegates and participants arrive at Albert Park 0800 Entertainment at Albert Park commences 0815 Entertainment at Sukuna Park commences 0900 All participants form up at Albert Park , March from Albert Park to Sukuna Park 1000 Launching of Yellow Ribbon Project (YRP) Mr Desmond Chin Chief Executive Officer Singapore Corporation of Rehabilitative Enterprise (SCORE) Entertainment - various 1100 Closing Address YR Ratu Peni Volavola Lord Mayor of Suva 1130 Clean Up and Secure Sukuna Park Sunday, 12th October 2008 1000 – 1130 FPCS Church Service at Naboro 1145 – 1245 Tour of Naboro Complex 1300 – 1430 Lunch at Supervisor Naboro Prison Residence (HOPICC Overseas Delegates and Selected FPCS Officers Only) 1500 Depart Naboro 1800 – 1930 Discussion of 2007 Resolution Discussion on adoption of HOPICC Logo (Holiday Inn) Briefing for all Delegates Monday, 13th October 2008 0830 - 0915 HOPICC Opening - Traditional Welcoming Ceremony 0925 – 1000 Welcome Address: Brigadier General Ioane Naivalurua OstJ, CM, MSD, m.i.d, P.Dip Strat. Stu, psc Commissioner of Prisons & Corrections Service, Fiji Islands Guest of Honor’s Address: Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama OstJ, MSD, jssc, psc The Honorable Prime Minister, Republic of Fiji Islands, 1000 – 1010 Official Photo 1010 – 1040 Morning Tea 1035 - 1045 Guest of Honor Departs 1045 - 1115 Keynote: Towards A Better Approach to Correctional Practice for the Pacific Mr Aiyaz Saiyed-Khaiyum The Attorney General and Minister for Justice, Electoral Reforms, Anti-Corruption and Public Enterprise Republic of Fiji Islands 1125 – 1155 Brigadier General Ioane Naivalurua OstJ, CM, MSD, m.i.d, P.Dip Strat. Stu, psc Commissioner of Prisons & Corrections Service, Fiji Islands 1200 - 1300 Presentation of National Reports (15min/country) PNG, Tonga, Solomon Islands 1300 – 1355 Lunch 1400 – 1630 Presentation of National Reports (15min/country) Palau, Vanuatu, Tuvalu, Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Kiribati, Cook Islands, Nauru, Fiji 1830 – 2130 Welcome Reception at Forum Secretariat (Hosted by CP FPCS) Tuesday, 14th October 2008 0830 – 0920 The Past, Present and Future Development of Corrections in the Pacific Guest Speaker: Mr. Barry Apsey Commissioner, Solomon Islands Prison Service 0930 – 1000 Syndicate Discussions (Moderators - Fr K. Barr -ECREA, and Ms S. Kaimacuata - UNIFEM) 1000 – 1020 Morning Tea 1025 – 1100 Plenary Session 1110 – 1145 Innovation in Prisoner Management ,Individual Farm & Case Management Teams Presenter: Supt. Akuila Bulivono/ASP S. Gauna 1150 – 1225 Syndicate Discussions (Moderators: Mr Barry Apsey CP Solomon Island and Brigadier General I. Naivalurua CP Fiji Islands) 1230 – 1300 Plenary Session 1300 – 1355 Lunch 1400 – 1450 Alternatives to Imprisonment Community Based Corrections Lead Speaker: ASP S. Panapasa (FPCS) – 15 minutes Support Speakers: Ratu Filimoni Ralogaivau (Vanua), Ms Naomi Matanitobua, Chief Magistrate (State) and Reverend Tuikoro Kolinisau (Lotu) 1500 - 1530 Panel Discussion 1540 - 1610 Corrections in Post Conflict Jurisdictions (15min) Presenter: Mr. Heinz Konga Deputy Commissioner Operation Solomon Islands Corrections Service Prison Operations during Civil Unrest – Fiji Experience (15min) Presenter: Superintendent Orisi Katonibau Assistant Commissioner of Prisons Operations Fiji Prison and Corrections Service 1615 – 1645 Syndicate Discussions (Moderators: Mr Richard Sikanu CP PNG and Mr Joshua Bong Vanuatu Prison Service) 1650 – 1720 Plenary Session 1900 – 2100 Dinner at Korovou – Hosted by Supervisor Central Eastern Division (SCED) Wednesday, 15th October 2008 0830 – 0920 Enhancing Re-integration through Employment of Ex-Offenders - The Singapore Experience Guest Speaker: Mr. Desmond Chin Chief Executive Officer Singapore Corporation of Rehabilitative Enterprises 0925 – 1000 Syndicate Discussions (Moderators – Dr Mahendra Reddy - USP and Permanent Secretary Ministry of Public Enterprise, Lieutenant Colonel Pio Tikoduadua) 1000 – 1020 Morning Tea 1025 – 1100 Plenary Session 1110 – 1140 Managing Special Groups of Offenders Presenter: Mr. Francis Haisoma (10min) Deputy Commissioner Administration Solomon Islands Corrections Service Presenter: Dr Odille Chang (10min) Superintendent St Giles Hospital Fiji Mental Hospital Presenter: Ms Virisila Buadromo (10min) Executive Director Fiji Women’s Rights Movement 1145 – 1225 Syndicate Discussions (Moderators: Superintendent Auta Moceisuva, Deputy Commissioner Fiji Prison and Corrections Service and Mr Paul Lum – Pacific Regional HIV/Aids Coordinator) 1230 – 1300 Plenary Session 1300 – 1340 Lunch (Bus Depart Forum Secretariat at 1345) 1415 – 1450 Visit New Remand Facility – Suva Prison 1500 – 1715 Launching of Creative Writing Book and Official Opening of FPCS Arts Gallery – Suva Prison Chief Guest Mr Richard Bell General Manager ANZ Bank 1800 Free Evening for Delegates Thursday, 16th October 2008 0830 – 0920 Effective Rehabilitation Models - The Fiji Experience Guest Speaker: Dr Robin Taylor Consultant 0930 – 1000 Syndicate Discussions (Moderators – Reverend Aporosa Rageci and Mr Peter Shultz Pre-Release Coordinator) 1000 -1020 Morning Tea 1025 – 1100 Plenary Session 1110 – 1200 The Challenge of Change Panel of Speakers 5-10 minutes/speaker Mr Joseph Camillo Deputy Director Fiji Human Rights Commission Dr Steve Ratuva Associate Professor in Sociology University of the South Pacific Mr Josefa Seruilagilagi Chairman Tailevu Provincial Council Mr Jack Simpson President Fiji Prison Fellowship Ms Ashisna Prasad Assistant Director Public Prosecution 1205 – 1250 Panel Discussion 1300 – 1355 Lunch 1400 – 1430 Closing Remarks from the Host Country Brigadier General Ioane Naivalurua Commissioner of Prisons, OstJ, CM, MSD, m.i.d, P.Dip Strat. Stu, psc 1435 – 1500 Invitation to the Third HOPICC and Handing Over HOPICC Mace 1505 – 1530 Clearance of Record of Proceedings 1830 – 2100 Farewell Dinner – Forum Secretariat |
Fiji Corrections Service
The successful reintegration of offenders into the community is the best security for society.
The successful reintegration of offenders into the community is the best security for society.
