Are you saying the Navy, Border Protection Command, that the Defence Force haven’t done their own investigation?
JULIA GILLARD: I’m saying there is a police investigation and that is… LAURIE OAKES: That’s not what I am asking you about. JULIA GILLARD: Well that is the way that we are getting to the bottom of this matter; having the police look at all of the circumstances. Of course the police are interviewing and talking to the navy personnel who were on the scene. LAURIE OAKES: Now this is really sounding like an excuse and a suppression of information now. JULIA GILLARD: I would be surprised that you would say that Laurie, because we want to make sure all information is accurate information. I understand people are thirsty for information and they want it as soon as it’s available but we can’t give you the conclusions of a police investigation until the police have done their work. The police investigating it are the people who are going to be able to establish the facts of the matter. So we need to leave it in their hands until that investigation is concluded. LAURIE OAKES: Ms Gillard, it’s tr
