Although no police stations will close, the number of general inquiry offices will be reduced from 34 to 12.
In this case, it would not have been so hard because it includes a number of possible lines of inquiry - not least whether or not Savile had changed his phone number.
"There are a number of lines of inquiry that are not yet complete, " the barrister said.
Detectives have said they are looking into a number of lines of inquiry, including a rise in burglaries and gold thefts in the area.
Police said there were a number of lines of inquiry but one theory was that the shooting was in reprisal for an earlier gun attack.
Officers are now trying to trace the men to find out why they stopped the boy, and are exploring a number of lines of inquiry, including CCTV footage.
The inquiry questioned a number of crime journalists about relations between the press and police.
The Macpherson Report of the Stephen Lawrence inquiry contains a number of criticisms of the Metropolitan Police.
The committee decided to hold an inquiry following a number of reports of children being burned whilst using sunbeds.
The committee decided to conduct the inquiry following a number of high profile cases where children have been severely burned through the unregulated and unsupervised use of sunbed salons.
"Given what we see, it is certain that a criminal line of inquiry is to be number one, " said the prosecutor.
Strathclyde Police said additional patrols had been deployed in Glasgow city centre to carry out searches at a number of venues connected to the inquiry.
To be sure, there will be a formal inquiry, featuring some number of open hearings, plus probably large quantities of testimony taken in secret session.
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If the applications - which will be ruled on by Lord Justice Leveson at a later date - are successful, the total number of Core Participants in the inquiry will be 48.
Then there are a number of shareholder lawsuits and an ongoing inquiry by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Two social services officials involved in Toni-Ann's care have been moved as a result of the inquiry, which uncovered a number of shortcomings.
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The Metropolitan Police say the expenses inquiry continues and a "small number" of cases remain "subject to assessment".
Chairman of the inquiry Sir Anthony Hart revealed the number on Thursday.
Last month ministers announced a series of measures to improve care within the NHS after a public inquiry into a higher than expected number of deaths at Stafford between 2005-2009.
He said the inquiry had been approached by a number of individuals, "all of whom describe themselves as journalists working for a newspaper or newspapers", who had asked to provide evidence anonymously and not to be identified to the newspaper or newspapers for which they work or had worked.
The inquiry has involved consultations with a large number of businessmen, Labour politicians, artists and other public figures.
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Police confirm a number of locations are also being searched as part of the inquiry.
More than 100 institutions run by religious orders have been examined and the inquiry is expected to produce specific findings against a number of facilities.
They say that is because the scope of the inquiry is so large - in relation to the number of people testifying and the number of institutions who may be affected by the allegations.
The inquiry was launched after GPs raised concerns about the high number of cases of sepsis, which coincided with improvements in death rates.
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Their poor showing even sparked a government inquiry back home, with coach Raymond Domenech and a number of influential squad members coming under fire.
It was an "exceptional" inquiry because of the scale of the disaster, the number of countries involved and the difficulty of locating the plane's data recorders, he said.
Its year-long inquiry found that the pay of top executives at a number of FTSE companies had risen by more than 4, 000% on average in the last 30 years - and said the disparity between what top executives and average workers earn has been building for many years.
An inquiry was launched in March 1998 after questions were raised about the number of death certificates Shipman was signing - at least five times more than similar GPs in Hyde, Greater Manchester, where he practised.
The report, presented to Ms Banda last Wednesday following an official inquiry, alleged that government ministers and other senior officials held a number of secret meetings aimed at preventing Ms Banda - then vice-president - from assuming the presidency in accordance with the constitution, our reporter says.
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