Примеры использования Auditors should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The internal public auditors should be selected in a public tender.
Auditors should be university graduates in the fields of economics and business administration.
When assessing internal controls, the auditors should consider taking the following steps.
External auditors should establish risk-based audit plans and time schedules to determine the priorities of the audit activity.
It is the opinion of the Inspectors that external auditors should benefit from the work of internal auditors. .
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Internal auditors should possess the knowledge, qualifications, experience, skills and competences to fulfil the audit responsibilities.
In addition to being competent and proficient,internal auditors should exercise due professional care.
Auditors should then gather further evidence and verify the information presented to them by conducting relevant interviews, making observations and reviewing documents.
The Institute of Internal Auditors Standard 2400 states:"Internal auditors should communicate the engagement results.
The auditors should continue to assist in the development of more effective control procedures, although he pointed out that the number of irregularities detected was insignificant.
An improved coordination between internal and external auditors should be beneficial to all audited organizations and stakeholders.
Auditors should conduct on-site investigations, including of the smelter or refinery and a sample of its suppliers, visiting the whole supply chain down to the mine site if necessary.
Mr. FREEMAN(United Kingdom)said it was his delegation's view that external auditors should be chosen exclusively on the basis of their professional competence.
Internal and external auditors should coordinate with each other and with the audit/oversight committees and other organizations' providers of assurance to increase synergies, avoid duplication and enhance their impact.
The Institute of Internal Auditors(IIA) International Standards for the Professional Practice of Internal Auditing(the IIA Standards)states that the internal audit activity should be independent and that internal auditors should be objective in performing their work.
It is standard professional practice that external auditors should disclose any potential conflict of interest that could impair their ability to perform objectively.
Auditors should meet with and seek relevant information from a wide variety of sources, including joint assessment teams, local and central government authorities, the FARDC auditorat militaire, diggers' associations, the Group of Experts, MONUSCO and civil society organizations.
As already recommended for internal auditors and previously in the Oversight Lacunae report,the Inspectors reiterate that external auditors should be subject to financial disclosure and should declare any potential or apparent conflict of interest.
Finally, external auditors should also avoid any potential conflict of interest by refusing fees, gifts, entertainments or gratuities from the auditees, which could influence or be perceived as influencing their independence.
The proposal for a six-year term for the External Auditor was based on recommendations contained in the"Principles for best audit arrangements for international institutions" to the effect that External Auditors should be appointed for periods between four and eight years.
Two additional auditors should be fielded as a team for a one-month duration every three months and for the remaining two months work time should be devoted to audits at Headquarters of areas relating to procurement and other operational activities pertaining specifically to UNPROFOR.
Consequently, the Inspectors are of the opinion that, ideally, coordination andcooperation among the external and internal auditors should be done by the audit/oversight committees based on an assurance map or accountability framework, as appropriate, that should be approved by the respective legislative/governing bodies.
External auditors should also be fully independent from their own Governments, and represent a truly independent source of information to the legislative/governing body on the accuracy and reliability of financial statements and internal controls of the organization.
The Inspectors are of the opinion that the legislative/ governing bodies of the United Nations system organizations should require that relevant procedures/check lists should be put in place and outgoing andincoming external auditors should be required to apply them and to sign a handover agreement to ensure audit continuity, in line with INTOSAI Standards.
With regard to cooperation with other oversight bodies,the Board states that external auditors should, and do, consult widely to understand risks and coordinate, where necessary, with audit committees and internal oversight bodies to avoid unnecessary overlap and realize opportunities for maximizing the value of oversight.
Internal and external auditors should share information and coordinate their efforts, among themselves and with other internal and external oversight service providers, to ensure proper coverage, to minimize duplication and to create added value through more efficient and effective audits, monitoring of audit recommendations and less disruption to the operation audited.
In such a situation, the auditor should require that such information be amended.
The auditor should not miss potential ways of penetration.
The auditor should provide an opinion on the financial statements.
The auditor should assess internal controls and procedures.