The investigative committee's report from the New Democracy party asserts that no misconduct occurred on the part of Minister Voridis in the handling of OPEKEPE's audits. The report claims that it was established that Voridis never intervened in the audits nor sought to influence the release of specific tax identification numbers. This declaration is foundational for the party's position of innocence for both him and Augenakis, who was also found not liable for any alleged crimes.

Additionally, the New Democracy report points out that there is no evidence to support accusations against Augenakis of complicity or moral instigation in any deceitful actions connected with OPEKEPE. The findings suggest that claims made against him stem from phone communications with third parties rather than any action on his part. The party emphasizes the appropriateness of forming the investigative committee instead of a preliminary inquiry as a valid institutional choice.

Critical testimonies from witnesses, including former Agricultural Development Minister St. Arachovitis and Ms. P. Tycheropoulou, failed to establish any criminal responsibility for the accused parties. This outcome may significantly impact public trust in the government as it seeks to address concerns regarding agricultural funds management, particularly with respect to accountability and transparency in handling such matters.