"The issues being addressed as part of the disciplinary process do not pertain to matters which are related to the financial information of the company, nor do they include alleged complicity on the part of the CFO in respect of the subject matter of the investigation," Oceana clarified. The former CEO, Soomra, voluntarily resigned - but his conduct was also probed in the company "to deal with certain of the matters which related to the CEO's conduct and which had been investigated or arose during the investigations conducted by ENSafrica Forensics". Still, Oceana said that his actions and reasons for his resignation did not result in financial losses nor did it directly contribute to the inability of the company to publish its financial information in a timely manner.