Opposition parties say only a full statutory inquiry will be able to get the facts from the OCI about the Olympic ticketing debacle.
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The terms of reference of the inquiry are due to be published this afternoon.
The Labour party leader Brendan Howlin believes a planned non-statutory inquiry into what happened is "doomed to fail" while Sinn Fein says a judge-led inquiry without a statutory basis won't have access to all the facts.
