Testifying before the Madlanga Commission, the head of Johnson has called for tighter oversight of the Independent Directorate of Access to Courts (IDAC). Her remarks come after evidence presented to the commission that alleges IDAC has used its investigative powers to influence decisions within courts and within the South African Police Service (SAPS). The commissioner’s inquiry is examining how IDAC exercises its authority and whether its actions affect decision-making by other state institutions. In her testimony, she argues that stronger checks and controls are needed to ensure that IDAC’s powers are used appropriately and without improper impact on judicial or policing processes. The commission has been hearing submissions and evidence related to the directorate’s conduct and oversight arrangements, with the focus on accountability mechanisms and safeguards. The testimony forms part of the broader evidence-gathering process aimed at clarifying the extent of any alleged misconduct and determining what reforms or oversight measures may be required.