Australian Securities and Investments Commission

Unredacted Copies Of The Progress Report Documents Previously Provided As Per Item 71 Of Asic’s FOI Disclosure Log Archive (2011-2017), Which Are Described In The Log As In Response To A Request For…

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Unredacted Copies Of The Progress Report Documents Previously Provided As Per Item 71 Of Asic’s FOI Disclosure Log Archive (2011-2017), Which Are Described In The Log As In Response To A Request For “documents Concerning Asic's Investigation Into ABC Learning Centres Ltd”. All Other Progress Reports Created As Part Of The ABC Learning Investigation. A Document Recording The Inception Of The Investigation Pursuant To S13 Of The ASIC Act. A Document Recording The End Of The Investigation. A Copy Of The CDPP Advice Referred To In The 23 February 2016 Press Release. All No Further Action Letters Sent As A Result Of The Investigation. Transcripts Of Any Examinations Conducted Under S19 Of The ASIC Act As Part Of This Investigation.

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ASIC's investigation into ABC Learning Centres Limited, initiated in May 2008, examined alleged misconduct by company directors and officers including false or misleading statements and breaches of directors' duties. The disclosure includes unredacted progress reports, investigation inception and closure documents, Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions advice, examination transcripts, and "no further action" letters. The investigation was classified as high-priority and generated at least eight separate civil and criminal actions, with most finalised by early 2016. One action concerning commission payments remained in litigation status at the time of the final report. The investigation spanned multiple ASIC offices across Sydney and Brisbane, with an initial expected completion date of June 2010 that was not met.

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