Abuse Commission opposed to case-by-case investigations

The Commission to Inquire into Child Abuse has expressed its opposition to the holding of case-by-case investigations into allegations of abuse.

Abuse Commission opposed to case-by-case investigations

The Commission to Inquire into Child Abuse has expressed its opposition to the holding of case-by-case investigations into allegations of abuse.

The commission was established in 1999 to conduct just such an investigation, but its chairman, Justice Sean Ryan, said today that that a case-by-case inquiry would be too slow and inefficient.

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