Examples of using Audit programme in English and their translations into Slovak
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Medicine
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
Clearly define, for each audit identified in the audit programme, the objectives, criteria
A fully planned audit programme is in place and has begun in accordance with Annex III
Assess the documentation submitted in accordance with the relevant conformity assessment Annex, and draw up an audit programme which clearly identifies the number
including the person managing the audit programme, auditors and audit teams.
including the person managing the audit programme, auditors and audit teams.
includes a model audit programme and audit certificate for the certification by independent external auditors.
as well as guidance on the evaluation of competence of individuals involved in the audit process including those responsible for audit programme management, auditors and audit teams.
including the person managing the audit programme, auditors and audit teams.
AUDITED PROGRAMMES AND PROJECTS WITH SUMMARY RESULTS.
The Commission carried out 36 formal reviews of the six audited programmes.
a control strategy based on harmonised audit programmes.
In relation to FP7, the audit programmes and the documentation retention rules were not harmonised,
ideas when preparing the audit programmes.
G&P engineers have the expertise to define audits programmes that establish the supplier's compliance to various requirements.
In the four audited programmes, three indicators in the justice sector directly related to human rights were not achieved due to the delay in the approval of the penal code.
The audited programmes were found highly relevant although needs assessments in the form of comprehensive Ômapping studiesŐ were not carried out for the ALA countries.
INDICATORS TOO NARROWLY FOCUSED 36. whilst output indicators had been established for all audited programmes, the situation regarding results' and impact indicators varied.
The audited programmes were found highly relevant although needs assessments in the form of comprehensive‘mapping studies' were not carried out for the ALA countries.
a number of the shortcomings observed. Others could be attributed to weaknesses in the design and implementation of the audited programmes and projects.
The Court found material errors in declared project expenditure across all audited programmes from the current funding period.