Yes. This is an actual systematic issue in private sector services. Rather than regulatory body “random” selection for audit, private sector actually gets say

Yes. This is an actual systematic issue in private sector services. Rather than regulatory body “random” selection for audit, private sector actually gets say in who is picked for their own audit, and if those auditors “find things” those auditors are no longer picked, and thus lose their jobs. I don’t know if child labour auditing is specifically impacted by this issue, but most definitely other forms of audit and bargaining are.