UPDATED: Oliphant Extra – Guess who’s coming to that expert policy forum?

We should get the final list later today, but rumour has it that yet another Right Honourable will be dropping by Old City Hall later this month, to share his thoughts on the Mulroney/Schreiber conundrum, this time from a policy wonkish point of view: the Right Honourable Charles Joseph Clark, to be specific. Which – if true – would have to set a new record for former prime ministers to appear before a public inquiry. (Take that, Justice Gomery!)

We should get the final list later today, but rumour has it that yet another Right Honourable will be dropping by Old City Hall later this month, to share his thoughts on the Mulroney/Schreiber conundrum, this time from a policy wonkish point of view: the Right Honourable Charles Joseph Clark, to be specific. Which – if true – would have to set a new record for former prime ministers to appear before a public inquiry. (Take that, Justice Gomery!)

UPDATE: And we have confirmation! Here’s the full list of panelists, with dates and times:

Panel A (June 15th 9:30 a.m to 4:30 p.m)
Greg Levine, Lawyer, London ON
Dr. Paul G. Thomas, Phd. Duff Roblin Prof. of Gov’t. St. John’s College, U. of Manitoba
Lori Turnbull Phd. Ass’t. Prof. of Political Science, Dalhousie Univ.

Panel B (June 16th (9:00 a.m to 4:30 pm (note start time)
Prof. Kathleen Clark  Washington University, St. Louis
Prof. Ian Greene York University
Prof. Lorne Sussin University of Toronto
Duff Conacher, Democracy Watch

Panel C (June 17) Half-day 9:00 a.m start (again note start time)
Mary Dawson, Federal Conflict of Interest & Ethics Commissioner
Paul D.K. Fraser, Conflict of Interest Commissioner, B.C.
Lynn Morrison, A/Integrity Commissioner, Prov. of Ontario
Karen E. Shepherd, Interim Federal Commissioner of Lobbyists

Panel D June 17th T.B.A. (Half Day 2:00 p.m start)

Panel E (June 22 full day 9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.-note start time)
Mel Cappe, President, Institute for Research on Public Policy
Rt. Hon. Joe Clark, P.C.
Penny Collenette, Univ. of Ottawa
David Mitchell, President, Public Policy Forum.