Fiamē and La’auli became the leader and president of the FAST party respectively while Tuila’epa continued his parliamentary career as the leader of the opposition following the election. La’auli, now leader of the FAST party, has retained the support of the remaining 19 FAST members of Parliament. First to publicise manifestoHRPP was the first political party to publicise its campaign manifesto, launched on June 23. As part of this process, the HRPP has been branding various FAST claims from last general election as disinformation. Instead, they prefer the traditional method of choosing members of Parliament where political parties restrict themselves to compiling manifestos, leaving constituencies to choose their own preferred representatives in Parliament.