The auditor’s review of organizational structure should disclose the more egregious example of incompatible tasks, such as one individual opening and approving timecard, authorizing employee payments, and receiving and distriburing the paychecks. Covert relationships that may lead to collusion may not be apparent from an organizational chart. For example. Married employees (or those otherwise related) who work in incompatible areas may go unnoticed. The auditor should determine whether the organization has an effective policy for dealing with nepotism.