I’d think that proven success (“there used to be a pervasive problem but now we are presenting it from manifesting”) would provide good job security. If structu

I’d think that proven success (“there used to be a pervasive problem but now we are presenting it from manifesting”) would provide good job security. If structural changes were made, that would make auditors less necessary, but it’s not like the auditors are the ones that create the governmental rules around ID checking. They might lobby the issue, but it would be tough for them to advocate for less strict rules without seeming openly hypocritical.