Help me understand how an auditor, even though they weren't sent there to do that, could miss such blatant conflict of interest. It doesn't get much more obvious. That's a concern. We're in the business of accountability. There are mistakes and there are deliberate actions that we catch; then we get into the repair of those things, and when those things don't work, that's really problematic, because it means our system is good at identifying, but our system isn't correcting. Where do we put that?
On October 28th, 2009. See this statement in context.