The National Examinations (NEC) Committee of WAEC on Thursday in a communique released after the 59th meeting of the committee disclosed that results of candidates who involved in examination malpractices at the 2014 examinations has been cancelled. It was learnt that the committee reviewed a report on irregularity, special and clemency cases arising from the conduct of the May/June 2014 West African Senior School Certificate (WASSCE) at the meeting. Excerpts of the Communique which was signed by an officer at the Public Affairs Department of WAEC, Mr Damianus Ojijeogu read thus; "In the course of considering the various reported cases of malpractice, the committee, after diligent deliberations, approved appropriate sanctions in all established cases of malpractice. "This action is as prescribed by the rules and regulations governing the conduct of the council's examinations. "It approved that the entire results of such candidates involved in proven cases be cancelled. "The communique also recommended that the subjects' results of those involved in proven cases of malpractice be similarly cancelled. "In addition, some candidates will also suffer other sanctions such as barring them from sitting for the council’s examinations for a certain number of years," it said. The statement said that the decisions of the committee would be implemented without delay, while the affected candidates would be duly informed by the council. It, however, said that the results of candidates exonerated by the committee would be released. "The committee has directed all the ad-hoc examination functionaries, who were indicted of involvement or condoning malpractice during the conduct of the examination, be reported to appropriate state Ministries of Education. "The ad-hoc examination functionaries, who participated during the November/December 2014 WASSCE, would also be reported to relevant bodies for disciplinary action. "This will be in addition to the sanctions imposed on them by the council. "The committee, as in previous meetings, strongly expressed concern at the alarming incidence of malpractice in examinations and urged stakeholders to join hands in curbing the menace," it said.