ST.GEORGE"S, Grenada (CMC) - The Commission of Inquiry probing allegations of financial wrong-doings by Prime Minister Dr. Keith Mitchell resumes 13 June, according to an official statement from the Office of the Governor-General. The Cheltenham Commission is enquiring into the allegations of financial wrong-doings, in connection with the promotional trip to certain European Union Countries and Kuwait in June 2000 by Prime Minister Mitchell. Dr. Mitchell has denied the allegations and has taken legal action against a Miami-based media outlet that first published the allegation. The Commission had been postponed after the destruction caused by Hurricane Ivan last year and earlier this year, a Government Information Service statement said, "the difficulty of finding a building to accommodate the inquiry" had also resulted in a delay in its resumption. The statement from the Governor-General said that the Commission hearings would now be held at the Grenada Trade Centre. Meanwhile, the secretary to the Commission, Glenda Mason-Francis, has resigned with effect from 31 May 2005 the statement said. It said the Governor-General has appointed Hillary McNeilly to replace Mason-Francis. Reprinted from Antiguasun.com