Former U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi is scheduled to testify in a closed-door, transcribed interview before the House Oversight Committee on Friday as part of the committee’s investigation into the handling and release of Jeffrey Epstein case files. Multiple outlets report that the questioning focuses on how Justice Department decisions during the investigation affected Epstein associates and how the DOJ carried out a congressional mandate to produce related records.

Sources also describe the appearance as unusual. The Hill and other outlets note that Bondi is not being formally deposed, and that there has been disagreement between the committee and DOJ regarding whether she should be compelled to answer questions. Several reports indicate she had previously refused to appear after being removed from the Justice Department, with a subpoena issued earlier in the process.

Coverage further says Bondi will be accompanied by Harmeet Dhillon, an assistant attorney general in the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division. Outlets also report that the interview is not conducted under oath and that the testimony is transcribed.