Mr. Speaker, I should first thank the hon. member for his consideration in giving me advance notice of the question.
At least part of that case is still before the courts. Anything I say ought not to be taken as a comment on the case but I am happy to speak to the subject generally.
As the hon. member implicitly recognized in his question, the issue whether there ought to be an inquiry is a provincial matter. I have no doubt about commitment of Attorney General Robert Mitchell of Saskatchewan to the integrity of the administration of justice in his province.
I have every confidence that he will confront the decision whether to order an inquiry in accordance with appropriate factors but it really is a matter for the attorney general of that province to deal with.