Over the next few days a powerful political spotlight will be focused on the collapse and sale of Terralink.
Tomorrow, Parliament's primary production select committee is due to hear evidence on the Terralink accounts when it went into receivership.
The committee is also understood to have completed a draft ofits long-awaited report into the sale of Terralink's profitable property services division to some of its own managers.
Last year, when that investigation was initiated, committee chairman Damien O'Connor expressed concern at the sale of a crown investment to a "bunch of ambitious managers."
Meanwhile, the committee has to decide on a request from Act MP Stephen Franks to extend its investigations into the way Terralink itself was sold.
Mr Franks said that given the criticisms surrounding the sale, Parliament needed to act "to ensure we retain our reputation for transparency and utmost integrity in state asset sales."
