Photo: RNZ / Eden Fusitu'aThe Royal Commission investigating the Christchurch mosque shootings has asked the government for another deadline extension because staff working on its final report can't access classified material from home. The high-level inquiry is due to submit its final report at the end of this month, after the government last year extended its deadline. Staff working on the final report can't access some draft sections because they are stored on a secure and classified network, the said. The minister responsible for the Royal Commission, Tracey Martin, said the government was looking at options around how and when the Royal Commission's final report is delivered. Minister of Internal Affairs Tracey Martin.

Source: Otago Daily Times April 15, 2020 20:15 UTC