Interesting stuff. So too are the reader's comment at the DN link.
People are supposed to hand over their documents by certain dates so that the auditor fellow can do his job.
At the end of the certain dates, the auditor fellow says so much is missing here and there.
Back to the drawing board: That much is missing? Crunch, crunch, crunch. Aha! We have documents to show that nothing is missing; we haven't given them to the auditor fellow, but he should take our word for it.
Someone remind me: what is the auditor's job, and how is he supposed to do it?
It is in such "confusion" that good chicken thighs to be found.