The United Nations has commended the Fijian Government for a bold and courageous budget.

Local NGO Dialogue Fiji says the budget has generally exceeded expectations of Fijians.

The Consumer Council believes the 2020-2021 National budget will help Fijians make their dream of owning a home become a reality.

The Land Transport Authority says the 2020/2021 National Budget is a well-rounded one.

The majority of the businesses are still coming to terms with the removal of stamp duty and reducation in taxes.

The Ministry of Women, Children and Poverty Alleviation has been allocated a total of $159m for the next financial year.

A total of $81.4million has been allocated to Higher Education Institutions for the next financial year.

The Republic of the Fiji Military Forces has been allocated a total of $81m in the 2020/2021 Budget.

The Government in its 2020/2021 Budget will inject $7.1m into accounts of nearly 40,000 social welfare recipients over a two month period as top-up.

The Accident Compensation Commission says the reduction in the Motor Vehicle Accident Levy will not affect their ability to compensate accident victims.

The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption has been funded $8m in the 2020/2021 National Budget.

The Parenthood Assistance Payments has been suspended.