Answer:
It’s difficult to say at this point, but the costs to society from money laundering greatly outweigh the cost of an inquiry.
While the Charbonneau Commission had a much smaller scope than what we are facing, it is widely cited as a strong model for public inquiries to follow. That commission recouped more than double what it cost in repayment deals and savings. It also led to significant reforms in better governance.
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