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Key figures of New Zealand's COVID-19 inquiry resign, raising concerns over the probe's future.
The executive director and two lawyers assisting the second phase of New Zealand's Royal Commission of Inquiry into COVID-19 have resigned, reportedly due to concerns over the inquiry's processes.
Internal Affairs Minister Brooke van Velden stated she will not speculate on the reasons for the resignations but expressed concerns about meeting the inquiry's timeline and budget.
The Labour party's Health spokesperson, Ayesha Verrall, has raised concerns about the political nature of the inquiry and the state of the health system.
The second phase of the inquiry, which aims to be comprehensive and includes international experts, was allocated $14 million.
Figuras clave de la investigación COVID-19 de Nueva Zelanda renuncian, planteando preocupaciones sobre el futuro de la sonda.