A Senate committee is set to hand down its report into an internal defence investigation into the so-called 'Jedi Council' sex scandal.
Members of the council comprised army officers and other personnel who allegedly produced and distributed offensive material and imagery, including filmed sex acts, on the defence email system.
The offences dated back to 2010 and came to light in mid-2013.
They were uncovered in the wake of a series of defence sex scandals, including the 2011 "Skype scandal".
Some members were discharged and disciplinary action taken against others, with the alleged ringleader handed a suspended jail sentence.
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The report is expected to be tabled in parliament on Tuesday.
Last December, the Senate noted a NSW Police report that alleged the ADF Investigative Service deliberately lied, withheld evidence and fabricated information in its investigation of the Jedi Council.
