00:00 I think the first thing is to extend my sympathies to everyone affected by this.
00:04 I think like everyone, reading about this is just shocking and harrowing.
00:09 Now I think it's cowardly that people who commit such horrendous crimes do not face
00:15 their victims and hear first hand the impact that their crimes have had on them and their
00:20 families and loved ones.
00:22 Now we are looking and have been at changing the law to make sure that that happens and
00:27 that's something that we'll bring forward in due course.
00:29 We're setting up an inquiry that will look into everything that happened in this case
00:34 and it's important that that inquiry first and foremost gets the answers that families
00:38 need, ensures that we can learn the lessons from what happened, is conducted transparently
00:43 and happens as quickly as possible.
00:45 So that's the inquiry that we'll set up and to make sure that we deliver on those objectives.
00:49 Well I think the important thing for the inquiry to do is make sure that families get the answers
00:53 that they need, that it is possible for us to learn the lessons from what happened, everything
00:59 conducted transparently and to happen as quickly as possible.
01:03 Those are the objectives that we want for the inquiry and we'll make sure that it's
01:06 set up to deliver on those aims.
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