The Presidential Commission of Inquiry into the incident that occurred in Malé City on April 18 has released its rules of procedure, outlining its powers and responsibilities. 

The Commission has been tasked with conducting an independent, autonomous, and credible investigation into the incident involving a young person who was discovered collapsed on the rooftop of a building in Henveiru in Malé City on April 18. The President has appointed five members to this commission. 

According to its rules of procedure, the commission must hold at least five meetings per week. If a member cannot attend, they are required to inform an hour before the meeting. Under the Rules of Procedure, failure to attend a Commission meeting without a valid excuse is considered an ethical violation.

The Special Presidential Commission of Inquiry has been vested with the following powers:

The Commission will continue to function until the President formally declares that its mandate has been fulfilled.