I suspect, living in Suva now, it won’t have much impact on me (except for changed schedules again for BBC world service and various overseas Sky channels). I was visiting Fiji as a backpacking tourist in 1999. In the outer islands (e.g. Yasawas, Lau) it had little impact except for causing confusion over the times of arrival of boats/planes. In Levuka it was VERY unpopular. The town operated on “official” time but most people working in the town live in villages/settlements around Ovalau where time continued to be governed mainly by the sun. So people arrived home from work hungry for dinner, which still arrived at sunset, so one hour later. The schools in the villages were required by the Min of Ed to keep official time (and, being close to Suva, did not just ignore the directive, as happened e.g. in Lau) but parents were not geared up to the earlier hour.