the SARS investigation is a far more serious issue than the Linkway audit.

Most commentators are wrong about the tax deductibility of the wedding : it is a valid expense for an events company.    They should perhaps, given their other knowledge and putting one and one together, have verified that Linkway is not a related party, as management claimed.

The R25m SARS rogue unit report is an entirely different class event.   It was a large scale event : over 300 manweeks of effort.    The report must be made public but I would prefer if it is done only after the various persons maligned in it are given an oportunity to debunk the findings one by one.   I was in a big 4 firm, certainly we would have had VERY close QA and risk review on such an assignment.

Who was the partner on the SARS report that resigned from KPMG, where does he work now, has he been censured by SAICA and has he been added to,the list of,persons unfit to be a director or public officer of any company?