Women of Honour members welcome transparency in Defence Forces abuse inquiry

The transcript discusses the importance of a full public tribunal of inquiry with broad terms of reference to ensure transparency and public accountability. It emphasizes the need for inclusivity to address the toxic culture and support victims. The decision to support the inquiry depends on the terms of reference, aiming to avoid further harm to victims by ensuring a comprehensive approach.

Why is a full public tribunal of inquiry considered necessary according to the speaker?

• To speed up the legal process

• To reduce government expenses

• To ensure transparency and public accountability

• To limit public access to information

What is the speaker's main concern regarding the terms of reference for the tribunal?

• They should be narrow and specific

• They should be broad and inclusive

• They should focus only on recent incidents

• They should exclude cultural issues

What does the speaker identify as a key issue that needs to be addressed in the tribunal?

• The speed of the inquiry process

• The initial incidents only

• The long-term impact on victims

• The financial cost of the tribunal

What is the potential consequence of having narrow terms of reference, according to the speaker?

• It will increase public trust

• It will make the process faster

• It will exclude many people and cause more harm

• It will solve all problems

What does the speaker suggest is necessary for gaining a true understanding of the problem?

• Limiting the number of participants

• Focusing on financial aspects

• Having broad terms of reference

• Speeding up the inquiry process