In April the head of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, Rod Sims, released its inquiry into the east coast gas market.
Three hundred miles north of the House of Commons, where MPs backed George Osborne's welfare cap by a resounding 520 to 22 votes on Wednesday, the Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland released an inquiry into the death of a fiftysomething woman, known only as Miss DE.
After 18 days of public hearings and a total of 765 submissions, Mr Willan released the inquiry report in February 2008.
A further 250 individuals were searched and photographed at Millbank, and released pending inquiries.
He refused to allow himself to be searched, and was held for obstruction before being released pending inquiries.
I refer to the three-decade, multimillion-pound struggle to build (or rather, not build) a visitor centre at Stonehenge, which has seen several proposals come and go, architects hired and released, public inquiries held, politicians vacillate, and consultants paid for fruitless work.
In response, Mr. Rothschild demanded that Bumi release the internal inquiry into the alleged financial misconduct at some of the mining company's subsidiaries.
One Pentagon official expressed frustration that the release of the inquiry's findings by the Central Command had languished for as long as it has.
Immediately after the release of the inquiry's results, Wanbao appointed a public relations officer, Aung Zawlin, who proudly showed visitors his PowerPoint presentation outlining plans for new schools, libraries and upgraded roads around the mine.
Imprisoned in 1951 during a Stalinist purge, he lived in obscurity after his release until an inquiry by Nikita S. Khrushchev, then first secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, led to his return to public life as a military writer and head of the Klement Gottwald Military Academy.
