Yes, but the end users are not (yet) code, they are humans. In order to fix the data in the system, the organization will have to place a human behind the keyboard with the authority and ability to change the data from incorrect to correct.

> will have to place a human behind the keyboard with the authority [...] to change the data from incorrect to correct.

Whether such a person has such a permission in the system or whether the permission system of the software can actually model this is a work process that has been turned into code.

Yes, the permissions systems in software usually is built to reflect the reality of someone's job role.