The latest figure to head Britain's long-delayed inquiry into child sex abuse is to be grilled by MPs later today.
Lowell Goddard, a High Court judge from New Zealand, was named as chair by Home Secretary Theresa May last week.
The latest figure to head Britain's long-delayed inquiry into child sex abuse is to be grilled by MPs later today.
Lowell Goddard, a High Court judge from New Zealand, was named as chair by Home Secretary Theresa May last week.
She is the third individual proposed to take charge of the inquiry, after Baroness Butler-Sloss and Dame Fiona Woolf both stood aside amid concerns over their establishment links.
Justice Goddard is due to be questioned by the Home Affairs Select Committee in a pre-appointment hearing.
Last week she promised a fresh approach and "robust" inquiry into sexual abuse.
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