Originally Posted by
Clare Prop
The issuing body verifies the documents. Staff are required to undertake training in verifying that documents are genuine and be aware of other clues that could arouse suspicion.
The document details (numbers, not the actual documents) are put into the Auscheck system. ...
The issuing body is
supposed to verify the documents.
Being trained to do something
does not mean the something gets done properly.
Putting document details into a system is not a guarantee that the documents are about the person who presented them to the issuing body.
But that said, what's
your explanation for the move to bring the whole process 'in house', Clare? Maybe it is just plain ol' empire building.