Who can investigate centre for inquiry?

MICHAEL McDOWELL is Minister for Justice, not the minister of silly walks. Even the lowliest credit union must undergo strict audits and be licensed to operate as a public service.

Who can investigate centre for inquiry?

So where does the so-called Centre for Public Inquiry imagine its gets its authority to investigate others? Who sets its agenda, and to what end?

Is it obliged to investigate the credentials of its own members? And now that the war is over (nod-nod, wink-wink), would those with links to IRA/SF be given clearance to join this elite band who have taken on the mantle of a latter-day Eliot Ness and Co?

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