Why not let this enquiry run its course and produce its report before before further complicating the issue with yet another obviously biased criticisms? Too many aspects of this situation are based on personal opinion rather than fact, including even the number of murdered and missing women and the basic circumstances of the crimes committed, to ensure a reasonable degree of objectivity in the report. During the election, the Liberals promised an enquiry. We have an enquiry of sorts, certainly adequate enough to satisfy an election promise. Now it's the nature of the enquiry that's at fault. next, it will be the people making the enquiry. Eventually, and millions of dollars later, it will be the report itself.  As an afterthought, has the rate of missing and murdered women gone up, down or stayed the same since the enquiry began?