The investigation into allegations against National MP Sam Uffindell has been completed, with the party receiving the independent report late last week.
A National Party spokesperson said a statement would be made later today.
Uffindell, the MP for Tauranga, was stood down more than a month ago pending the investigation into allegations about behaviour towards a female flatmate in 2003.
Uffindell denied the allegation.
"I reject any accusation that I engaged in behaviour that was intimidatory or bullying. This simply did not happen," he said last month.
The allegations followed Uffindell admitting to a late-night assault of a younger boy while he was studying at Auckland's King's College as a teen.
After the incident was made public by Stuff, Uffindell released a statement apologising for his role in the attack, which saw the then-16-year-old asked to leave the school.
Maria Dew KC completed the report into Uffindell, initially with a timeframe estimated of two weeks.
Uffindell recently won the Tauranga by-election after former National leader Simon Bridges left Parliament.
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