IT IS difficult for the nation’s anti-graft agency to conclude whether there was any wrongdoing in the Bt1.13-billion purchase of fake “remote substance detectors”, a member of the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) said yesterday.

A British court has ordered that 7.9 million pounds (Bt395 million) in assets belonging to businessman James McCormick be paid back to governments who purchased his fake bomb detectors.