Parliamentary Inquiry Commission: Questioning Is Not Judging by Félix NZALE

Félix NZALE emphasizes that a parliamentary inquiry commission is not a court and its actions should not be mistaken for judicial authority. He states that Cheikh Oumar Hann’s refusal to appear before the commission regarding the 'One Student, One Computer' case should be understood within the framework of the rule of law, separation of powers, and citizens' rights. The role of the commission is to oversee public action and investigate, but it must not assume judicial powers or violate legal principles.