We are looking at ways to improve service delivery for Births, Deaths and Marriage - Turaga

We are looking at ways to improve service delivery for Births, Deaths and Marriage - Turaga

By Mansi Chand
Monday 17/06/2024
Minister for Justice, Siromi Turaga

We are looking at ways to improve the service delivery for Births, Deaths and Marriage and innovate its processes in order to better serve the public.

This was highlighted by the Minister for Justice, Siromi Turaga while visiting the Births, Deaths, and Marriage section of the Ministry of Justice to explore opportunities for growth and development.

The Minister's visit was an important step for the ongoing efforts to improve its operations and provide exceptional service to the public.

Turaga says the Births, Deaths and Marriage section is a critical part of the Ministry's functions, and it is essential that they continually assess and refine the services to meet the evolving needs of our citizens.

The Minister adds that he is deeply impressed by the dedication and professionalism of the staff.

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