The original inquiry indicated that the solve rate for murdered aboriginal women was the same as non-aboriginal women, in the 80% range, so we know what happened. As for the missing women, aboriginals are not the only people declared missing in Canada. There is simply no resources to look for every person who goes missing, and more often then not those missing people do not want to be found. As for the anecdotal evidence given at these hearings, the law can't act on anecdotal or hearsay reports to conduct investigations. If success is to be measured by justice, then there has been success because the conviction rate of 80% is justice. It's hard to see success coming out of this as each person's view will be different and it will be impossible to satisfy each and every participant.