The auditor asked who reviewed a rejected application, and for how long. The answer was on record.
One rejection, two questions
An auditor picks one application the résumé screener rejected in March. Who reviewed it, and for how long?
Written down when it happened
The privacy officer opens that decision’s review record: reviewer, time spent, agreed or not. Recorded at the review, not for the audit.
The quarter, not one case
Across the quarter: under two seconds median, no disagreement. A finding against the privacy office’s threshold was already open.
Verified without the applicant's file
The auditor checks it through read-only access. No applicant’s data was pulled in to prove it.
That is the difference between a policy that says a human reviews every decision
and a record of who did. This sample runs on the shipped EU AI Act pack; the dedicated ADMT and Article 22 packs are in the build.