Lance Armstrong scandal: UCI warned it can play no part in setting up truth and reconciliation commission Fahey said he had received a letter from the UCI on Monday evening nominating four UCI representatives to meet with Wada to discuss the creation of a commission. Pat McQuaid, the embattled UCI president, was not one of the four. "They've got to understand that they've got a problem and we're happy to try and help them, but they're not going to create the commission," Fahey said. They've already tried that one and they disbanded the committee without giving it any of the information that it promised to them. They just closed it down. Fahey believes Wada, as an independent body, is best placed to oversee any inquiry but would only do so on condition that it was funded by the UCI and that no limits were placed on the timescale and scope of the investigation. "They would also have to release their own employees, current and past, so they can tell what they know," said Fahey.