Public Private Partnerships are being utilised worldwide as a means to provide infrastructure assets and service delivery on behalf of the public sector. This paper aims to report on an empirical study that explores the extent of compliance with government policies for PPP projects and thus identify areas of concern that need to be addressed for future PPP projects. This paper undertakes a content analysis of four PPP project reports that have been produced by auditor generals. Six compliance criteria were identified as the benchmark against which four case studies were assessed. The findings reveal that none of the PPP projects had full compliance with PPP policy and specifically the area of public interest was completely ignored.