There is still no clear date for the com­mence­ment of the com­mis­sion of en­quiry in­to the Paria div­ing ac­ci­dent that claimed the lives of four men.

Re­spond­ing to ques­tions in par­lia­ment to­day, act­ing Prime Min­is­ter Colm Im­bert said the two mem­bers of the com­mis­sion will de­ter­mine when the en­quiry will get off the ground.

Last month, Jus­tice Ce­cil Den­nis Mor­ris­son QC, was an­nounced by gov­ern­ment as the chair­man of the com­mis­sion.

The com­mis­sion re­placed an in­de­pen­dent five mem­ber com­mit­tee tasked with look­ing in­to the tragedy.

The act­ing prime min­is­ter not­ed that the two com­mis­sion­ers will be pre­sent­ed with their in­stru­ments of ap­point­ment in two days. Im­bert al­so con­firmed that the terms of ref­er­ence for the en­quiry have been set­tled.

On Feb­ru­ary 25th, five divers be­came trapped in a pipeline owned by Paria Trad­ing Co. at Pointe a Pierre. Four men, Rishi Na­gas­sar, Yusuf hen­ry, Kaz­im Ali jr, and Fyzal Kur­ban died in the in­ci­dent.

Re­porter: Jessie Ramdeo