Egrant inquiry concluded, Prime Minister, PN want it published

Updated 2.10pm - Added PL?statement
The inquiry into claims that Prime Minister Joseph Muscat's wife owned secret Panama?company Egrant, a story which rattled Malta's political landscape,?has been finalised.?
Magistrate Aaron Bugeja finalised his inquiry after 15 months and handed it to the Attorney General, but no details have yet been divulged.?
In a short statement through the Department of Information, the Attorney General said on Saturday that a detailed analysis of the inquiry is ongoing and that the conclusive report was "voluminous".
The Prime Minister said he had taken note of the announcement."According to the Maltese legal system, it is the Attorney General who decides whether an inquiry can be published or not. The Prime Minister asked for the inquiry to be published."The Prime Minister said he will give his reaction immediately upon publication.



It should also establish their involvement in suspicious financial transactions in Pilatus?Bank or in acts of corruption or money laundering with Azeris, the PN?said.
Former Nationalist Party leader Simon?Busuttil?also said it is in the public interest that the?Egrant?inquiry report is "published, published immediately...

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