The federal government is looking to dismiss a lawsuit seeking a review into a stalled investigation into the downing of flight PS752.
It wasn’t until last August that Moghaddam learned the review agency had already commenced and subsequently halted their investigation into the RCMP’s actions, citing concerns that an overlapping Canadian probe would hinder the official investigation launched three years ago by the Ukrainian government.
“The amended notice of application is premature, as it seeks to bypass the ongoing administrative process,” the government’s motion reads, referring to the review agency’s ongoing-but-paused investigation.Article content In their response to the government’s motion, Moghaddam’s lawyers argue that even if the review agency’s investigation were to continue, the move to suspend their investigation amounts to a decision on its own, particularly since the federal agency has no mandate on if — or when — the investigation would ever continue.Article content
At most, his lawyers maintain, Moghaddam would only be entitled to request reconsideration of the review agency’s decision to suspend their investigation.
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