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NACC finds two former robodebt officials engaged in serious corrupt conduct, while Scott Morrison is cleared.
The NACC investigates actions around robodebt from 2015 to 2018 after royal commission referrals.
The report names Mark Withnell and Serena Wilson as having engaged in serious corrupt conduct.
Morrison was not found to have engaged in corrupt conduct, though his oversight was questioned.
The report cites Morrison’s failure to detect misleading advice as caused by departmental communications gaps.
The royal commission referred six cases to the NACC for investigation.
The findings include recommendations to publish a previously sealed chapter of the royal commission.
The government will tab the previously sealed chapter following the NACC findings.

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The National Anti-Corruption Commission cleared Scott Morrison of corrupt conduct in the robodebt scheme.
Two of six investigated officials were found to have engaged in corrupt conduct.
The probe covered officials from 2016 to 2019 and the robodebt scheme recovered more than $750 million.
The inquiry cleared Morrison while noting departmental shortcomings in advice.
The Albanese government plans to release a sealed section of the robodebt royal commission report after the inquiry.
The watchdog noted misconduct by commission head Paul Brereton amid ties to one official.
Two cleared officials included Serena Wilson and Mark Withnail for corrupt conduct.
The probe investigated six people referred for potential wrongdoing.
The robodebt scheme led to welfare debts and linked suicides according to the report.
The government pledged to release further findings from the royal commission.

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