So Many Questions about the Seriti commission of inquiry

23 October 2016 - 02:00
By Chris Barron

Civil society groups have gone to court to have the findings of the Seriti commission of inquiry into the arms deal set aside. Chris Barron asked David Lewis, chairman of Corruption Watch Why should the findings be set aside?The Commissions Act requires a commission of inquiry not simply to listen to the evidence before it but to go out and investigate the matter in an inquisitorial sort of way.

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