Edinburgh tram inquiry: Six million documents to be examined [BBC News]
Date: 07/10/2015
The Edinburgh trams inquiry will examine six million documents as part of its investigation into what went wrong with the project. Speaking at the first preliminary hearing, Lord Hardie, who is leading the probe, said it would not determine why the project went ahead. He also said it would not decide if anybody was legally responsible or financially liable.
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The Edinburgh trams inquiry will examine six million documents as part of its investigation into what went wrong with the project.
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