Fiji, Oct. 8 -- Tuvalu's government has begun a full review of the nation's electoral laws and processes following frustrations with the January 2024 general elections.

The move is part of the government's 21 key priorities, listed as priority number four, and aims to make the electoral system fairer and more transparent.

"The Government of Tuvalu agreed to the reforming of the national parliamentary electoral processes including a wholesome review of the electoral legislation and related processes," the government said in a statement.

"This decisive action underscores the government's commitment to enhancing the democratic process and ensuring more equitable electoral practices."

To lead the review, the government has engaged two exp...