Inquiry commission on Foyer anderlechtois to be chaired by Bertin Mampaka

Brussels has established its second inquiry commission since the region's inception, this time focusing on the Foyer anderlechtois housing authority. This marks a significant step in scrutinizing the institution's operations.

The commission is composed of 15 voting members and six advisory members, with Bertin Mampaka of the MR party presiding. While Mampaka will lead the proceedings, he will not participate in the voting process. The leadership structure also includes vice-presidents from the MR, Socialist, and PTB parties, ensuring a diverse representation in the inquiry's top roles.

In a move to expedite the investigation, the commission is expected to work rapidly, with a target completion date of July 21. To facilitate this, the commission may convene as early as 9:30 a.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and potentially Saturdays. Its mandate grants broad powers, including the ability to summon any individual deemed relevant to the investigation, request necessary documents, and conduct site visits.

Political groups have been tasked with proposing names for two legal experts who will assist the commission, as well as submitting lists of potential witnesses and documents by Tuesday noon. The commission's bureau, consisting of ten members, will prepare a proposal for the full commission, which will ultimately decide on the course of action.

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