What is the next step after the preliminary investigation is concluded?

After the preliminary investigation is concluded, the next logical progression is for the panel to report its findings to the Investigative Committee. This step ensures that any relevant evidence, conclusions, or recommended actions derived from the preliminary investigation are formally communicated to the committee, which will then decide on subsequent actions based on the findings.

This structured approach guarantees that all findings are carefully documented and reviewed by those responsible for overseeing any further investigations or actions, maintaining the integrity and thoroughness of the process. It also allows for a collective evaluation of the situation, ensuring due diligence is observed as the investigative process continues. The Investigative Committee's role typically involves assessing the findings, determining if further investigation is warranted, or recommending appropriate actions based on what has been discovered during the preliminary phase.