26General conduct of special inquiries

26 General conduct of special inquiries

26 General conduct of special inquiries

In a special inquiry, the Advocate—

(a) is to act with as little formality as possible, and

(b) may inform himself or herself on any matter in any way the Advocate thinks fit, and is not bound by the rules of evidence, and

(c) may receive information or submissions in the form of oral or written statements, and

(d) may consult with such persons as the Advocate thinks fit.