Mosque attacks inquiry criticised as victims not heard

The Royal Commission of Inquiry into the Christchurch mosque shootings is being criticised for not giving victims and their families a more prominent voice. Auckland University of Technology law professor Kris Gledhill says those directly hurt have the clearest stake in needing to know whether more could and should have been done to prevent the atrocity. But the terms of reference for the inquiry do not give them a key role. Professor Gledhill joins us in the studio.