Parallel inquiries...no. I don't think social media holds an inquiry. What it does is comment on it, prejudge it and put its slant on evidence and allegations, etc., that may have been proven or not. The main thing is not to respond to social media. Social media is there. You can't influence it. If you try to get in it, I think it's a mug's game. The key thing is establishing confidence in your process and doing it in a timely way. Don't leave things hanging.
No. This is an issue. It's before me. I will deal with it. You will hear it shortly. When I deal with it, I will deal with it on the basis of the evidence before me, the testimony and my judgment at the end of the day. I think that's the best way to deal with it.
Don't take on social media. Don't try to steer it or play with it, or something like this. It's a mug's game as far as I'm concerned. On the other hand, it's there and it can serve as very useful information to spread your message out if your message is consistent and trustworthy.