Cabinet to approve inquiry into clerical sexual abuse

The Cabinet is expected to approve the establishment of a full statutory inquiry to investigate clerical sexual abuse today.

Cabinet to approve inquiry into clerical sexual abuse
Tue, 03 Dec, 2002 - 07:40

The Cabinet is expected to approve the establishment of a full statutory inquiry to investigate clerical sexual abuse today.

The inquiry would have similar powers to a company inspector but all hearings would be held in private.

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