Enoch Burke’s fitness-to-teach inquiry panel is delayed after Burke’s family objects to providing names to security staff, according to multiple Irish outlets. Burke, who is jailed and is appearing before an inquiry panel of the Teaching Council, is facing allegations connected to trespassing on the grounds of his former school. The Irish Times reports that Burke claims the panel members are not public because the public would find it “intimidatory” to be asked for their names if teachers wanted to attend. Other reports describe the delay as linked to whether family members must give full names to security staff. Irish Mirror and the Irish Examiner both say the inquiry is postponed in connection with the family’s objections to providing full identifying details. The Irish Independent similarly reports that Burke objects to family members having to give full names to security. Across the coverage, the underlying inquiry concerns the Teaching Council’s assessment of Burke’s fitness to teach, with the timing affected by the dispute over name disclosure requirements for security arrangements.