The Committee was of the view that while the Constitution does not specify the remedial action that must be taken, section 6(4)(c) of the Public Protector Act inter alia provides that at a time prior to, during or after an investigation, if the Public Protector is of the opinion that the facts disclose the commission of an offence by any person, he or she may bring the matter to the notice of the authority charged with prosecutions. Furthermore he or she may make an appropriate recommendation regarding the redress of the prejudice resulting therefrom or make any other appropriate recommendation he or she deems expedient to the affected public body or authority.