MONTREAL – Quebec’s corruption inquiry has resumed sitting, with the entire hearings taking place under a publication ban.
The commission is drafting its final report and will hear from some witnesses who face blame and want to defend themselves.
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Commission head France Charbonneau had already ruled previously their identities and statements could not be reported.
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The inquiry had intended for the first 15 minutes today to be public but abruptly changed its mind without giving a reason.
Charbonneau’s final report is expected in November, one year after the inquiry completed its public hearings.
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