Opposition leader Bernard Grech asked on Sunday what is holding the police commissioner from investigating Konrad Mizzi, given revelations on his activities in office. He was reacting to Times of Malta’s reporting that Mizzi, a former energy minister, had leaked confidential documents related to large projects to business magnate Yorgen Fenech, who is accused of masterminding the assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia. Mizzi was kicked out of the Labour Party last year after Times of Malta revealed how Fenech had taken a cut on Enemalta’s Montenegro wind farm deal, which Mizzi was largely responsible for. Earlier this week, Mizzi was summoned to the Public Accounts Committee to testify about the Electrogas power station project, but he refused and called the exercise a “partisan attack” on the project. “Konrad Mizzi had the opportunity to answer for his actions, to explain himself on this project that he is so proud of at the Public Accounts Committee, but instead he chose to run away,” Grech said. He asked why the Labour parliamentary group and Prime Minister Robert Abela continue to defend Mizzi when they know about his activities. “I want to ask the Police...