Para 2.2.12 — MSO (Audit)
Original Rule Text
2.2.12 Other audit staff should be encouraged to submit references and suggestions. Those who put forward really valuable suggestions or do useful work in the furtherance of propriety audit should be specifically identified and trained.
- Key Areas of Audit
# Audit against provision of funds
What This Means
Junior audit staff should be actively encouraged to submit references and suggestions for improving audit quality. Those who contribute particularly valuable suggestions or do useful work in furthering propriety audit should be specifically identified and given additional training. This promotes a culture of initiative and professional development within the audit organization.
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Key Points
- 1Junior audit staff should be encouraged to submit suggestions
- 2Valuable contributors should be specifically identified
- 3Identified staff should receive additional training in propriety audit
- 4Promotes initiative and professional development in the audit organization
Practical Example
An Assistant Audit Officer notices a pattern of split purchases across multiple divisions to avoid the higher-level sanction threshold. She submits a detailed reference to her Branch Officer highlighting this systemic issue. The AG recognizes her contribution, names her in the office order, and nominates her for a specialized training program on propriety audit at the iCISA (International Centre for Information Systems and Audit).
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