IBRC flaw should have been blindingly obvious to commission of investigation

The commission of investigation model has been a successful one but why didn’t alarm bells sound when it was asked to examine matters of privilege at IBRC , asks Michael Clifford

IT’S ALL about dodging bullets from here to the election, and with the cock-up of the investigation into Siteserv, the Government has seen one bullet whizz by into eternity. The bullet in question may well have turned out to be a dummy, but nobody likes taking chances in a year of election.

A number of questions arise about the news that the Commission of Investigation into 37 transactions by the IBRC is in serious trouble.