Reading this story, it appears Bennett has no better insight on the process than the rest of us.  I know it's supposed to be at arms length but one would think there might be have been some  monitoring and feedback on the progress rather than telling the participants you've got a couple of years and 50+ million to spend.  What seems to have been forgotten is that the inquiry is supposed to provide a report at it's conclusion.  If we do get one, I suspect it will read we need more money.