Royal Commissioners

Royal Commissioners are appointed officials who investigate specific issues or situations on behalf of the government. They conduct thorough inquiries, gather evidence, and hear testimonies from experts and the public. Their role is to provide impartial advice and recommendations based on their findings. These Commissioners help ensure government decisions are informed by detailed, independent reviews of complex matters, often leading to policy changes, reforms, or new legislation. Their work is formal, structured, and intended to promote transparency and accountability in addressing significant public concerns.