This could exclude competent evaluators without other income—this isn’t Dath Ilan, where a bank could evaluate evaluators and front them money at interest rates that depended on their probability of finding important risks—and their shortage of liquidity could provide a lever for distortion of their incentives.
On Earth, if someone’s working for you, and you’re not giving them a salary commensurate with the task, there’s a good chance they are getting compensation in other ways (some of which might be contrary to your goals).
This could exclude competent evaluators without other income—this isn’t Dath Ilan, where a bank could evaluate evaluators and front them money at interest rates that depended on their probability of finding important risks—and their shortage of liquidity could provide a lever for distortion of their incentives.
On Earth, if someone’s working for you, and you’re not giving them a salary commensurate with the task, there’s a good chance they are getting compensation in other ways (some of which might be contrary to your goals).