I'm glad you asked that. No, that's not what I'm suggesting at all. What I found from talking to the charities, to a person, is that the leaders emphasized that they understand the need for audits. Many of the organizations have been through multiple audits in the past.
The difference is that starting in 2012, there was additional money resourced to CRA to hire additional auditors and to specifically audit political activities when there was no evidence that there was a problem with political activities. Obviously, it's really important that the regulations be followed by charities and that money be well used.