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- Introduction
- Determining the need for an inquiry
- Establishing the inquiry
- Practical planning for a public inquiry
- Timescales and Legal Fees
- Which public inquiry model?
- Public Inquiry Staff - roles and models
- The role of the Inquiry Panel in preparation
- Core participants
- Location of the public inquiry
- Relations with families and others who called for the public inquiry
- The legal personality of the public inquiry
- Indemnities of the public inquiry
- Budget and expenditure for the public inquiry
- Anticipating challenges and difficulties in a public inquiry
- Budget forecasting and business management for public inquiries
- Investigation
- Document Review
- Interviewing witnesses and preparing statements
- Suggested Protocol for determination of public interest immunity
- Suggested Protocol for the application of anonymity
- Compelling evidence to be given to a public inquiry
- Reasons for non-compliance with a section 21 Notice
- Confidentiality, privacy and human rights
- Enforcement Proceedings under the Inquiries Act
- Disclosure obligations of a public inquiry
- Holding a hearing
- The need for a hearing in public?
- Fairness to witnesses
- Suggested protocol for witness funding – public inquiry not bound by the Inquiry Rules
- Procedures for evidence and witness questioning
- Presentational tools
- Holding other hearings
- Requirements for the hearing venue
- Use of the evidence given in the public inquiry
- Public relations
- The report
- The end of a public inquiry
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