A National Anti-Corruption Commission inquiry found two of six officials involved in Australia's unlawful robodebt scheme engaged in corrupt conduct, clearing former Prime Minister Scott Morrison while determining that Mark Withnail and Serena Wilson intentionally misled government departments. The corruption watchdog did not issue recommendations in its final report, which followed a royal commission investigation into the scheme that collected over $750 million from nearly 400,000 people between 2016 and 2019.
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A National Anti-Corruption Commission inquiry found two of six officials involved in Australia's unlawful robodebt scheme engaged in corrupt conduct, clearing former Prime Minister Scott Morrison while determining that Mark Withnail and Serena Wilson intentionally misled government departments. The corruption watchdog did not issue recommendations in its final report, which followed a royal commission investigation into the scheme that collected over $750 million from nearly 400,000 people between 2016 and 2019.