What does Boris Johnson have to fear from the Partygate inquiry?

It is not looking good for Boris Johnson, and the next few weeks may decide his political fate.

The interim Partygate report by the House of Commons committee on privileges found that “evidence strongly suggests that breaches of guidance would have been obvious to Boris Johnson at the time he was at the gatherings” and notes he did not seek to correct any of the contested replies he gave in the Commons to questions about the scandal.

Will the committee try to determine whether Johnson lied to or misled the Commons? Or if he did so deliberately or inadvertently or recklessly? And if he tried to correct any erroneous remarks at the earliest opportunity?