Question: 1
Why should organizations require assurance engagement clients to reply promptly and outline the corrective action that has been implemented on reported observations?
Question: 2
An organization's internal auditors have conducted a series of assurance engagements. The resulting recommendations have been readily accepted by engagement clients because of the potential cost savings. Given the acceptance of the cost savings engagements and the scarcity of internal auditing resources, the manager in charge of these engagements also decided that follow-up action was not needed. The manager reasoned that cost savings should be sufficient to motivate the client to implement the engagement recommendations. Thus, follow-up was not scheduled as a regular part of the engagement plan. Was the manager's decision appropriate?
Question: 3
An internal auditor found that employees in the maintenance department were not signing their time cards. This situation also existed during the last engagement. The internal auditor should
Question: 4
Internal auditors realize that at times corrective action is not taken even when agreed to by the appropriate parties. This should lead an internal auditor to
Question: 5
Which of the following statements best describes an internal auditor's responsibility for follow-up activities related to a previous engagement?