An inquiry into a Queensland police infrastructure project has concluded that a combined failure contributed to a $116 million spending decision. According to the ABC, the investigation did not find dishonesty, an improper relationship or personal benefit connected to the matter. The corruption commission examined how the transaction was handled and said chances to halt it were missed at every stage. The ABC reported that the watchdog identified those opportunities while reviewing the case. The findings, which according to the ABC were part of the police building investigation, pointed to process breakdowns rather than misconduct of the kinds checked. The source said no dishonesty or personal gain was found.
Source: ABC News Australia.