The Grenfell Tower Inquiry’s final report will not be published before April 2024, the Inquiry has said in an update.
However, the panel “hopes” to share it with the prime minister before the fire’s seventh anniversary on 14 June.
The Inquiry said that complying with one of its rules was “proving time-consuming”. Under rule 13, the Inquiry is required to write to those who may be subject to criticism. “Not only do we have to allow recipients a reasonable time to respond to potential criticisms, but we also have to analyse their responses in order to decide whether we need to modify our provisional conclusions or the way in which we have expressed them,” it said.
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