The Commission of Inquiry has issued a procedural statement, outlining its process for investigating the Auditor-General’s report.

The statement, which follows meetings with CoI chairman Sir Anthony Evans during his visit to Bermuda last week, includes details on public hearings, beginning with the first one on Monday, June 27.

People who have already been contacted by the Commission will no longer have to appear at the hearing, and a second hearing will follow in either September or October.

The report will look into how the Consolidated Fund was run in 2010, 2011, and 2012, including potential mismanagement.

Sir Anthony, an international jurist and former Bermuda Court of Appeal judge, said: “Although this somewhat extends the length of our investigation, it was determined that further time was required in order to collect and analyse documentary material relating to the issues which the Commission will be investigating.”

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