10.3 Responses Ms Boyle informed the Committee that the forensic investigation started in September 2011, as it was only discovered and reported then. She further stated the following in response to questions asked: . The corruption was reported by a whistleblower. Internal auditors reported that there was no irregularity in the finances. The Committee was informed that the board would take action against those who were implicated and that the report will be out in three weeks. . SAX was using lawyers from the DRC to recover the costs, and the process was underway. . Recruitment of people with disabilities was a challenge, but employment increased by 6% in the first six months. . Internal audit functions were outsourced to KPMG, which reported quarterly and could not determine the quantum of the losses incurred in the Congo Express deal, but that it was not due to internal control deficiencies. . No performance bonuses were paid in 2010/11, and the assurance was given that there were no disturbances due to the fuel shortage. The Deputy Minister informed the Committee that there was a need for the Department to come back and brief the Committee on issues that emanated from the annual reports and actions that the Department had taken.