Gladys Berejiklian will stay at midnight in regards to the findings of a corruption probe till after the state election, with the watchdog revealing additional delays to the long-awaited report into her conduct as premier.

The Unbiased Fee In opposition to Corruption on Wednesday stated Commissioner Ruth McColl SC was but to finish the report into the Operation Keppel inquiry, citing its complicated nature and the various 1000’s of transcripts, pages and submissions concerned.

McColl’s last report into the previous Liberal premier is predicted within the second quarter of 2023, after the March ballot.

The inquiry was launched to research whether or not Berejiklian had engaged in conduct that breached public belief throughout her secret relationship with disgraced former Liberal MP Daryl Maguire.

Berejiklian resigned abruptly as premier in October 2021 after the ICAC confirmed she was the goal of their investigation, after her relationship with Maguire was revealed in the course of the first stage of the Operation Keppel inquiry.

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McColl’s last report has been repeatedly delayed, whereas the ICAC final 12 months introduced she could be retained longer than anticipated to finish her findings.

In Wednesday’s assertion the ICAC stated, “substantial components of the report” had been drafted, however {that a} last report was not anticipated to be out there till the second quarter of 2023.

“It have to be recognised that the report issues complicated issues of legislation and truth, two public inquiries which proceeded over 30 days, over 2,800 pages of transcript, 516 displays comprising roughly 10,600 pages and 957 pages of submissions,” the assertion stated.