The Fijian Elections Office lifted the suspension of the main opposition FijiFirst Party which is also the largest single political party in the country's parliament.
FijiFirst - led by the former Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama - was suspended last month for 30 days for failing to provide its audited accounts.
The suspension als meant the twenty-four FijiFirst MPs were not allowed to take part in the proceedings of Parliament or any committee of Parliament, their pay was also suspended.
In a short statement on Friday, the elections body confirmed FijiFirst can function as a political party "with immediate effect" having now complied with the requirements of the country's Political Parties Act.
