A public inquiry into the accident that killed four offshore workers coming home to their loved ones on 23rd August 2013 has been rejected by the government. It has been an incredibly difficult decision to make for the families that lost their loved ones whether they should become involved in a public issue.The personal on board was looking forward for their time off , to spend quality time with their loved ones.The survivors that did make it have since suffered from post traumatic stress,depression ,anxiety, marriage break ups and parts of the body still in pain mentally and physically,not able to continue doing what everyday activities that everyone takes for granted. What harm would a public inquiry do unless there is something to hide? Which does not help people's confidence and this just now is a very touchy subject. This would put a massive percentage of the offshore workers at ease and their families. There was issues from the survival point,also the helicopter itself had some issues which cannot be said until the full investigation has been carried out from the AAIB. When you go to heli admin for your briefing the information given should be the correct information and this is maybe a small thing that had been missed out but what else had been left out? I guess that a small failure cant fill the missing parts in the puzzle and this goes bigger and life saving equipment not up to scratch is an incredible failure,followed by survival suits ,life jackets & windows that don't come out due to damaged parts preventing escape.Mistakes are swept under the carpet and goes too far until something happens then its the families that have to deal with it PLEASE PLEASE SIGN.