Translations:The Prior Confusion (SHSBC 611003)/141/en

But Class I Auditors had better be employed, even though it is very hard to achieve a long, lasting proposition. No matter how arduously, they had better be put to work doing some auditing, because any auditing is better than no auditing, and this type of gain will be quite beneficial in the long run, and so forth. And this argues that a Class I Auditor is doing some- thing, as long as he’s doing one of these types of processes.