It was written:
But aren't auditors the eye of the public performing and recording those operations?
That's one theory. Here is another: Who is the client of the auditor? The auditor has a duty to the client that (arguably) outweighs the duty to anyone else.
You might not agree to the above characterisation. But, try this test: can you draw a line from the auditor to the public?
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