PASTOR RAYMOND KOH ● The case of the disappearance of Pastor Raymond Koh was neither a case of voluntary disappearance nor a case of involuntary disappearance in breach of the ordinary criminal law; 199.2. In response to paragraphs (b)(i), (ii) and (iii): ● The enforced disappearance was carried out by the Special Branch, Bukit Aman, Kuala Lumpur; 199.3. In response to paragraph (c): ● The Panel finds that the Royal Malaysian Police have not taken adequate steps to inves�gate the enforced disappearance of Pastor Raymond Koh; 199.4. In response to paragraph (d): ● The recommended measures or guidelines to be taken to ensure that such enforced disappearances do not recur are as set out above in part I. Recommenda�ons of the Panel above. K. Acknowledgment 200. The Panel takes this opportunity to commend and thank Roeshan for having gone to the Police Sta�on promptly to lodge a police report a�er witnessing the incident along Jalan SS4B/10, Kelana Jaya. By doing so, Roeshan had performed his civic du�es admirably and responsibly notwithstanding that he had to spend at least two (2) hours wai�ng to give his statement to Inspector Ali. The conduct of Roeshan augurs well for his legal career in the future. 201. The Panel wishes to thank all the par�es for their a�endance, research and submissions, in the conduct of this Public Inquiry. The Panel further thanks learned Counsel on behalf of the family and of the Bar Council for having volunteered their services pro bono to the family of Pastor Raymond Koh and to the Bar Council respec�vely and to the Assis�ng Officers of SUHAKAM and to the Officers Appearing for the Police for their contribu�ons in the conduct of this Public Inquiry. 68