Inquiry Commission

An Inquiry Commission is a formal group established by a government or authority to investigate a particular issue, event, or misconduct. Its purpose is to gather facts, examine evidence, and understand what happened. The Commission operates independently, often through hearings and reports, to determine the truth and recommend actions or reforms. It helps ensure accountability and transparency, especially in complex or serious matters such as corruption, accidents, or policy failures. Ultimately, an Inquiry Commission provides an impartial investigation to inform decision-making and uphold justice.