Investigative committee

An investigative committee is a formal body appointed to examine and analyze serious issues, such as crimes, misconduct, or failures, to determine facts and gather evidence. It operates independently or within an organization to ensure impartiality and thoroughness. The committee conducts inquiries, interviews witnesses, reviews documents, and provides findings and recommendations. Its goal is to uncover the truth, clarify responsibilities, and suggest measures to prevent future problems. Overall, it functions as a dedicated, structured process for fact-finding and accountability in complex or sensitive situations.