But never mind, immediately after the NACC told Australians they weren't doing anything about one of the greatest acts of public maladministration in Australia's political history, they set off again on their travel adventures.
In their second year of operation, the NACC racked up $1.4 million in travel costs, or $1,383,849 to be precise.
In the annual report for that year, the NACC states that 'presentations' were still very big business - 138 of them, which is very exciting - and that a total of 557 separate trips were made that year.
1 conviction.
Zero public hearings.