She resigned in the November, three weeks after the special committee was appointed, before anybody asked her to.

She was not charged with anything.

She was not sued.

The report finds that she failed to escalate and that the control environment failed, and it does not find that she acted dishonestly, and it recommends four changes to the payment policy, all of which were adopted.

She has not worked in a finance role since.

That is not a legal consequence.

That is what happens.