Enoch Burke says the fitness-to-teach inquiry into his conduct is a “hypocritical witch hunt,” accusing the panel overseeing the process of bias. According to multiple reports, Burke is seeking changes to the composition of the panel that will consider the inquiry. The Teaching Council panel is due to rule on Friday on Burke’s applications asking that the panel, and its chairperson, stand down from overseeing the case. The reports agree that the decision on these requests is scheduled for Friday, with Burke positioning his challenge as a question of fairness and impartiality. Beyond Burke’s claims of bias and hypocrisy, the sources describe the immediate procedural focus as the panel’s response to his stand-down applications rather than the underlying conduct allegations. No outlet in the provided material offers new findings on the merits of the case itself; instead, the coverage centers on Burke’s legal and procedural objections and the impending ruling by the Teaching Council panel.