Robert Pickton, investigation of the BC missing women participating in a lawyer from the market to the public reading, the Commission's Executive Director is on a leave of absence.
Peter Gall, which is the study of the Committee of inquiry, said the Commission wants to ensure that only, it is not possible to conduct an investigation in the absence of the staff of the Office.
The National Post reported Wednesday, the former workers appealed to the staff of the Commission's Office in processing the comments of the other workers and sex workers.
Anonymous sources on the basis of the arguments you specify on the accusation was directed at.
The leaf will be published at a later date on the basis of the anonymous source in another article complaining that the Executive Director John Boddie was too involved in the preparation of testimony.
On Monday, and the two lawyers went to leave, Boddie now is investigating the allegations.
"In the absence of Mr. Boddie are managed by the staff of the Task Manager, it was considered necessary to temporarily move to leave his position in the course of the investigation, Mr. Boddie, Gall said in a statement.
"Because of the high-profile nature of the Commission and, as a consequence, the focus of the inner activity, this was done in order to ensure that there would be no understanding of the possible interference in the investigation of the charge."
Gall said, people should not jump to conclusions, that has been brought by Boddie, a part of the results.
In fact, Gall said Boddie has "contributed" to the Commission's work, and is "the most unfortunate persons, he is the official interpretation of the statement as abuse, his part as the". "
Wally Oppal, Commissioner, the question of the granting of the carcasses, saying Thursday it is difficult to respond to anonymous and vague accusations.
One member of the family of a missing woman, also expressed concern.
Lillian Beaudoin, whose sister Dianne Rock was murdered, said Pickton, the Commission is in the process of the persistent desire thereof were drowned.
More than one participant groups, including indigenous peoples ' organizations and the sex of the worker, the advocates general, withdrew from the Committee of inquiry last year after the State Government announced it will fund them legally.
Last month, an independent lawyer, Robyn Gervais Oppal to represent First Nations designated by the left, saying, the query was too focused on the police and the rights of indigenous peoples, women do not.
"This survey was to find out what happened to the missing women, how they improve any of the missing girls, what police in the wrong," said Beaudoin on Thursday outside the hearings.
"We have very little time left and a lot of witnesses to go through. You can add more stories, such as the ohjautumisesta out of me to feel what this is all about. "
The study is examining why the Vancouver police and the RCMP failed to catch Pickton.
The serial killer was eventually convicted of second degree murder, six of the counts, and numerous other women related to accused.
James Keller files
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