Defence (Inquiry) Regulations 1985
67Duration and dissolution
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67 Duration and dissolution
(1) Unless it is sooner dissolved or deemed to be dissolved under these Regulations, a Court of Inquiry shall continue in existence until the expiration of 2 months after it has completed its inquiry. (2) Where a Court of Inquiry has been directed under regulation 66 to make a further report, the Court shall continue in existence, unless it is sooner dissolved or deemed to be dissolved under these Regulations, until the expiration of 2 months after it has completed the re‑opened inquiry. (3) The appointing authority may dissolve a Court of Inquiry at any time before it has completed its inquiry. (4) The suspension of an inquiry conducted by a Court of Inquiry does not prevent the dissolution of that Court.