One pertinent question is if she ( the CEO) bought the watches and gave them to Board members, then there is a massive conflict of interest. The Board has the power to hire and fire CEOs and have the responsibility to oversight how the company is managed. So giving Cartier watches to Board members could be seen by some to be a type of bribery. I'm not saying it is, maybe she felt generous with the postal services money, but the optics are as bad as you can get. She has to go and the 4 Board members have to go.
The other thing is after just watching an interview with a Labor senator on Sky News, she is trying to get details of the CEO's expenses on the credit card, she was told by covid that as the office in under manned its a bit difficult. No it is not. Go to the banks website, bring up the credit card transactions page, and there is a download button which downloads all transactions for the nominated period into a spreadsheet. Takes about 1 minute. How "difficult" is this option?
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