Examples of using Audit planning in English and their translations into Russian
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Internal audit departments should take into account risk assessments in the organizations when they prepare risk-based audit planning.
where applicable, use this information to inform its risk assessments and audit planning.
it should be used by the Office to inform and guide audit planning.
that funding be provided based on a thorough risk-based audit planning approach.
It is recognized that audit planning is dynamic
The functional independence of internal auditors is impaired when executive heads intervene in the audit planning and/or reporting process to change the priorities
Timely and high-quality audit planning is important because it reduces the likelihood of audit reports with negative opinions
will continue regarding risk assessment, audit planning, field work,
Agencies also commented on the internal audit planning processes section of the report, specifically paragraphs 39 to 42 regarding the role of senior management in the audit planning process and the review of the internal audit plan by governing bodies.
Investigations is undertaking an examination of deficiencies in audit planning both at Headquarters and at Geneva,
risk-based audit planning, and fundamentals of audit for audit assistants.
The OAI risk-based audit planning process will continue to be strengthened
to help inform audit planning, the Office of Audit
This would be achieved by providing better support for the decision-making processes of intergovernmental organs and facilitating risk-based audit planning and the relative ranking
asked what parameters were used to determine the risk rating for specific office locations used for audit planning.
UNFPA supports the recommendation to include in its audit planning the risks associated with management of trust funds
investigation functions of UNDP, and urges the Administrator to further strengthen risk-based audit planning and to rapidly fill vacant posts in the Office of Audit and Investigations;
continued to suffer from inadequate audit planning and insufficient resources,
use this information to inform its risk assessments and audit planning para. 178.
The reduction of $55,900 over the resources approved for the 2003/04 period is due mainly to lower requirements for training-related travel offset by additional requirements for technical support, audit planning and air safety reviews.