Concerns about abuse inquiry boss 'shut down' - survivor

The government's historical abuse inquiry is being accused of shutting down questions about the Commissioners' potential conflicts of interest over their religious affiliations. Christopher Longhurst who was abused at a Catholic school also says the inquiry is unsafe for victims and he wants nothing more to do with it. Late last month the commission posted on its website a process for handling conflicts of interest though it's been meeting abuse survivors for months. Ann Marie May reports.