The PLP might want to be careful what they ask for with respects to commissions of inquiry into matters of public interest, as a reader points out:
So now we're going to have Royal Commissions into matters of pressing public interest? Surely one needs to be convened regarding the as-yet-unexplained goings-on at the Bermuda Housing Corporation. And presumably the Auditor General's disturbing finding that a culture of corruption now exists within Government also merits investigation by a blue-ribbon panel.
