Certainly.
The peace and reconciliation commission is chaired by a notable Guatemalan former politician and diplomat, Eduardo Stein. His appointment was accepted by all of the political parties to the current government. Of course, President Lobo's government has invited representatives of other parties that contested the election.
There are two domestic commissioners. Both are academics from the University of Honduras. One is a former centre-right president of the university; the other is a centre-left president of that institution. As well, Commissioner Stein chose two commission members from the Americas. Again, one is a former diplomat from Peru, with a reputation and credibility recognized throughout the OAS. The final member is Michael Kergin, who has represented Canada in a number of missions abroad, most notably in Washington. He is recognized throughout the Americas as capable, competent, and fair-minded, as are the others. He has just returned from his first preliminary meeting with the other members of the commission in Tegucigalpa.