The fates of embattled building products company James Hardie and victims of asbestos-related disease will become clearer on Tuesday when inquiry commissioner David Jackson QC, hands down his report. The inquiry was set up to look into Hardie's handling of asbestos compensation. Following 54 days of public hearings, Mr Jackson will present his recommendations to NSW Governor Marie Bashir. Asbestos Diseases Foundation of Australia acting president Bernie Banton said the foundation's primary concern was that the Dust Diseases Tribunal, which rules on compensation claims, remain unchanged and James Hardie be prevented from capping payouts.