Geoff, I cannot believe that you can be that naive. That is a cop out and you know it. If what you say is true they would be in their jobs today and KPMG would be in full denial mode. Why would an investigation even be needed - have you read the article above about their procedures? It's all documented. Never mind that fact that CCMA would be in action with these guys suing for wrongful dismissal irrespective of their packages. No. KPMG must be made to divulge the truth, the full truth and only the truth and if it means they close their doors, good riddance. This nonsense of hiding behind LOAs, and corporate spin is exactly that and the time of being called out is upon us - when you do the wrong thing on the scale that these guys did, the fall out must be commensurate with your actions. Perhaps if they acted according to their lofty ideals, even now, they'd have some redemption but they've even blown that chance. All they've shown is that their ideals and "standards" are hollow lies.