This inquiry needs someone in charge who can keep the process on track and not stray from the scope.    It's been two years already, with a long period of pre-inquiry inquiry and now an interim report with zero accomplishments.

So far it just seems to be a forum for families to grieve and to complain about the police investigations after the fact.  There doesn't seem to be any progress in understanding the reasons why these women met their fate which is the whole point of the inquiry.

The families' pain is real.  And police practices can always be reviewed for improvement.   Why is the focus on events after the murder?  Isn't this inquiry supposed to look at events leading up to the murders?   What about the lives of these women before they were murdered?  Isn't that the key to future prevention?

This inquiry seems way off target.