At the close of the 30-day period for filing of petitions the High Court of Solomon Islands has confirmed that 29 petitions were filed.
Petitioners have had to deposit SBD$40,000 as cash surety before filing. The High Court says all cases are listed for mention 20 days after they are filed.
Below is a list of those that have had petitions filed against them, in no particular order.
1. Rexford Ramofafia - Fataleka
2. Freda Tuki - Temotu Vatud
3. Bradley Tovosia - East Guadalcanal
4. Matthew Wale - Aoke/Langalanga
5. Frederick Koloqeto - South Vela la Vela
6. Derrick Manua’ari - West Makira
7. Stanley Festus Sofu - East Kwaio
8. Nanson Tran - West Honiara
9. Robertson Galo - South Choiseul
10. Makario Tagini - Baegu/Asifola
11. Sam Iduri - West Kwara’ae
12. Moffat Fugui - Central Honiara
13. Peter Shanel Agovaka - Central Guadalcanal
14. Danny Philip - South New Georgia/Rendova/Tetepari
15. Silas Tausinga - West New Georgia
16. Lanelle Tanangada - Gizo/Kolombangara
17. Dickson Mua - Savo/Russell
18. Anthony K Veke - West Guadalcanal
19. Peter Kenilorea Jr. - East Are’Are
20. Senly Fiualea - North Malaita
21. Manasseh Maelanga - East Malaita
22. Jackson Fiulaua - Central Kwara'ae
23. Titus Fika - West Kwaio
24. Jamie Vokia - North East Guadalcanal
25. Augustine Auga - Lau/Mbaelelea
26. Manasseh Sogavare - East Choiseul
27. Bartholomew Parapolo - Ngella
28. John Maneniaru - West Are Are
29. Douglas Ete - East Honiara