I've seen a few where they've removed auditors using the private property excuse because the city/state was leasing privately owned property and using it to ope

I've seen a few where they've removed auditors using the private property excuse because the city/state was leasing privately owned property and using it to operate public services out of. I think that's something courts may ultimately have to rule on, because it seems like an easy way for the government to shield themselves from accountability and violate people's freedoms.