Problem: Article: A report also said £1.5m had to be written off when a plan to refurbish the Dundonald Ice Bowl was cancelled.
The redevelopment was proposed by Castlereagh Borough Council, which was merging with Lisburn City Council.
However, it transpired the new shadow council had not given its approval.
Answer: [[A number of the new councils have been criticised by the NI Audit Office for not having conflict of interest policies in place after they were given responsibility for planning decisions.]]

Problem: Article: Kathryn Smith, 23, was jailed for life for the murder of daughter Ayeeshia Jane Smith.
Her then partner, Matthew Rigby, was jailed for three-and-a-half years for causing or allowing Ayeeshia's death.
Ayeeshia had been known to social services at Derbyshire County Council all her life.
Ayeeshia collapsed at the couple's home in Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire, in May 2014.
Birmingham Crown Court heard she had suffered a heart injury usually seen in people who have fallen off buildings or been in a car crash.
Chris Cook, chair of the Derbyshire Safeguarding Children Board, said it had become clear the presentation of the review's findings was "going to take longer than we expected".
"I understand the need for answers as this has been an extremely distressing case but it is important we give it the time it deserves to ensure the final report is as robust and fully informed as possible," he said.
Answer: [[The results of a serious case review due to be revealed next month after the murder of a 21-month-old toddler have been put back "by several months".]]

Problem: Article: The £3m-rated Argentine, 30, wrote on Twitter at the weekend that he would be leaving St James' Park imminently.
Gutierrez was a key man in the Magpies squad that Chris Hughton, now Canaries manager, led to promotion from the Championship in 2010.
Gutierrez has celebrated scoring goals by wearing a Spiderman mask. It relates to a cinema trip during his time at Real Mallorca, when a boy asked if Gutierrez could score for him and the Argentine said he would put a Spiderman mask on if he did so as that was the boy's favourite film.
Hughton said: "Jonas can play on either flank and in a central position, so he's a very welcome addition."
Gutierrez, who has played just twice for Newcastle this season, said: "I'm happy to be here. It's an opportunity for me to get back in the game and try and do my best for the team."
The former Velez Sarsfield player has made 163 league appearances for the Magpies since he joined from Mallorca in July 2008, scoring 10 goals.
"He's somebody that will certainly bring experience - he's played close to 200 games for Newcastle so he knows the Premier League very well," said Hughton.
"He's been in England for five years, so there won't be that settling-in period that you would have with some other players. That's important, particularly in January when you need players that can go straight into the squad."
Answer: [[Norwich City have completed the loan signing of Newcastle United midfielder Jonas Gutierrez until 30 June.]]

Problem: Article: The website, founded in Sweden, is arguably the world's best-known hub for downloading pirated content.
It and four other copyright-infringing sites - Torrentz, TorrentHound, IsoHunt and SolarMovie - must be blocked within 15 days, the court said on Thursday.
The case was a victory for pay television operator Foxtel and media company Village Roadshow.
The judge agreed with internet service providers including Telstra, Optus, TPG and M2 that rights holders should pay the cost of blocking the websites.
How they are blocked is up to the service providers.
The operators of the websites did not appear at the hearing, and were not represented.
"This judgement is a major step in both directly combating piracy and educating these sites is not OK, in fact it is theft," Foxtel CEO Peter Tonagh said in a statement.
The case is the first successful use of site-blocking laws in Australia.
Answer:
[[Australian internet providers must block file-sharing site The Pirate Bay, the nation's Federal Court has ruled.]]