Fijian general election with 22524 votes. Following the election and the formation of a new coalition government he refused to concede defeat, saying that there was no change in government until there was a vote in parliament. He also questioned the validity of the new coalition citing concerns raised previously by SODELPA's outgoing general secretary and called Sitiveni Rabuka divisive. A police complaint was subsequently filed against him for inciting communal hatred. Following the election of Sitiveni Rabuka as Prime Minister he was appointed as the Leader of the Opposition's nominee to the Constitutional Offices Commission, surrendering his seat in parliament. Personal life Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum is the son of former MP Sayed Abdul Khaiyum. In 2011 he married Ela Gavoka, the daughter of MP Viliame Gavoka, they have two sons and a daughter together. References |- |- |- |- |- |- |- 1965 births Living people Fijian Muslims 20th-century Fijian lawyers Australian National University alumni University of New South Wales Law School alumni Alumni of the University of Hong Kong University of Wollongong alumni Communication ministers of Fiji Finance Ministers of Fiji Justice ministers of Fiji Trade ministers of Fiji Tourism ministers of Fiji FijiFirst politicians Companions of the Order of Fiji Indian members of the Parliament of Fiji Attorneys-general of Fiji Politicians from Nadroga-Navosa Province 21st-century Fijian lawyers