Question: 1
A chief audit executive (CAE) submits internal audit activity (IAA) plans and information about significant interim changes to senior management and the board for review. Which other piece of information should the CAE provide to senior management and the board?
Question: 2
The chief audit executive is revising policies relating to independence and objectivity of the internal audit activity. Which of the following would be a part of the revised policies document?
Question: 3
The chief audit executive (CAE) wants to ensure that there are sufficient resources available to fulfill the responsibilities of the internal audit activity in the coming year. Which statement describes the most logical sequence of events for the CAE to undertake in order to achieve this objective?
Question: 4
In which of the following circumstances is it apparent that the internal auditor exercised due professional care in carrying out his duties?
1. The internal auditor weighed the cost of the engagement against its potential benefits.
2. The internal auditor used anonymous information from a whistleblower to report the existence of fraudulent activity.
3. The internal auditor found minor and major instances of fraud and highlighted only the major instances in its report, in consideration of the board's limited time.
4. The internal auditor decided to use new auditing software to assist with the statistical analysis required during the engagement.
Question: 5
Which of the following is not a typical objective of any training plan developed for internal audit activity staff?