Konrad Mizzi dodges questions at PAC regarding police investigations

Konrad Mizzi has declined to say whether or not he was questioned by police about his ties to the Electrogas consortium.
The former minister was appearing before parliament's Public Accounts Committee, which is probing the consortium's power station deal.
Asked by PN MPs Darren Carabott and David Agius if had ever been questioned by the police about the deal, Mizzi refused to answer. When pressed on whether he was questioned by police or not he simply said “I have nothing to add”.
The PAC is questioning witnesses as it assesses the findings of a major probe by the National Audit Office into the power station deal. Mizzi, who was energy minister at the time, had spearheaded that deal. 

No discussions with Fenech regarding Electrogas
During the two-hour PAC meeting, Mizzi was also asked if he ever spoke to Yorgen Fenech - who is charged with being the mastermind behind the assassination of journalist Daphne Caruana Galiza – on any matters related to Electrogas deal. He denied that he had any discussions with Fenech and that “he did not remember” any conversations since the deal took place 10 years ago. Fenech is a shareholder in the Electrogas consortium. Caruana Galizia was...