Since 1997 there has been an estimated 50% increase in the number
of
inspectors in UK organisations. This will have increased the
amount of
oversight your auditees experience.
Have you considered how to work with other teams thus reducing
the
impact on your auditees?
Have you explored the potential to rely on the work of other
review,
inspection and assurance bodies?
This course will:
• Explain cooperation, detail the current literature guidance
from
representative bodies,
• Examine IIA Performance Standard 2050 – Coordination,
• Present the results of a wide-ranging survey into cooperation
between internal and external audit,
• Give a comparison with other review bodies.
The study results are analysed across Central Government, Local
Government, and Private sectors, which will allow delegates
to
benchmark their own organisations.
The session concludes with conclusions on Internal Audit co-operation
within Public and Private Sector and presents a model framework
to
improve coordination.
Practical case studies of applying joined up assurance are examined
in
detail.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Directors and others involved with audit / scrutiny committees
including
chairmen and members, chief executives, audit committee secretaries
and those in attendance at audit committee meetings, and internal
and
external auditors.
It would be particularly beneficial to operational line management
to
see corporate governance in action.
This workshop and will introduce delegates to software survey
tools to
facilitate joined up assurance
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