13 (f) the decision of preference of charge; (g) any proceedings, to be taken in the inquiry; (h) any decision of the Prosecution Attorneys Bureau, as to dismissal of the criminal suit; (i) summary of the inquiry and the decision of committal for trial. Influence of inquiry prohibited 43.(1) A person, who delivers his statements in inquiry shall not be bound to take the oath; provided that the oath may be administered to whoever presents information, or complaint. (2) No inquiry authorities, or other person, shall influence any party to the inquiry, by enticement, coercion or hurt, to force him to deliver, or omit to deliver any statements or information. Branch II Procedure of Initiating The Criminal Suit Initiating the criminal suit before the Police In offences wherein no arrest without warrant may be made 44.(1) Where any information is available to the officer in charge, as may cause him to suspect the commission of an offence, wherein arrest without warrant may be made, he shall intiate the criminal suit. (2) Where information, or complaint is presented to the officer in charge, about facts indicating the commission of an offence, wherein arrest without warrant may be made, he may conduct, a preliminary inquiry, to ascertain the facts, or supicion, or initiate the criminal suit. Where the officer in charge is satisfied that the facts of the information, or complaint are not correct, or do not constitute suspicion of an offence, he may refuse to initiate the criminal suit; provided that he shall inform the informat, or complainant of his right to submit the matter to the Prosecution Attorneys Bureau. (3) Where the officer in charge decides to initiate the criminal suit, he shall record a summary of the criminal suit and the preliminary inquiry, in the inquiry record, and read it over, to the informat, or complainant, in order sign the same. Initiating criminal suit before the Police In offences wherein no arrest without warrant may be made 45.(1) Where any information is available to the officer in charge, or information, or a complaint is presented to him, as may cause him to suspect the commission of an offence, wherein no arrest without warrant may be made, he shall record a summary of the same in a report, and transfer it, toghether with the informant, or the complainant, to the Prosecution Attorneys Bureau, to take such decision, as it may deem fit. Where he refuses recording the report and the transfer, he shall inform the informant, or