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I'll give you an even better odds on certainty ............ more to do with referendums than elections!

A more humanitarian and less confrontational view would see the tragedies before the shame.

Yes, but as I've stated elsewhere if you'd been following this thread, enquiries about whether contracts awarded were suitable will undoubtedly follow - and they may or may not find corruption (above and beyond the normal level of cronyism for any government). At the moment the headlines are...

The High Court Judge has ruled on the failure to produce the required paperwork on time. That's all.

Exactly - the bottom line would appear to be that the only 'law breaking' is not getting the paperwork done on time. There may have been some cronyism in handing out the contracts - that will be for future enquiries to decide. There could be an argument, of course, as far as testing and tracking...