Examples of using Audit scope in English and their translations into Arabic
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Audit scope.
Investment audit scope.
Audit scope.
Adequacy of audit scope.
(c) Audit scope.
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Adequacy of audit scope.
Audit scope(arts. 728a and 729a of the code).
Rating of NGO/NIM Audit Scope FY2010.
The audit scope was satisfactory in 45 offices and partially satisfactory in 22 offices.
Further, financial auditors became moredependent on the outcome of the risk-based IT audits to substantiate their audit scope.
The audit scope was satisfactory in 57 offices; partially satisfactory in 12 offices and deficient in six offices.
IPSAS will not only increase the number of reports that the Board of Auditors will produce annually butalso the audit scope owing to new items in the financial statements.
The audit scope was satisfactory in 43 offices; it was partially satisfactory in 12 offices and was deficient in six offices.
(i) Ensure that standard terms of reference are agreed between the Government implementing partners and the country office aswell as the nationally executed expenditure auditor and that the audit scope and the format of the audit report is consistent(para. 92);
(c) audit scope. OAI reviews the adequacy of audit coverage vis-à-vis the required audit terms of reference;
UNDP ' s Office of Audit andPerformance Review performed a review on the adequacy of the audit scope coverage as stated in audit reports of the nationally executed expenditure audits performed at 93 country offices during 2002.
(iii) Audit scope: OAI reviews the adequacy of audit coverage vis-à-vis the required audit terms of reference.
In paragraph 69, the Board recommended that UNDCP establish standard terms of reference with UNDP for the audit of nationally executed expenditure andensure that the audit scope and the format of the audit report are consistent.
To help focus the audit scope and formulate an appropriate audit approach, OAI conducted a risk assessment mission in 2011.
With regard to the aforementioned recommendations, certain shortcomings and inconsistencies existed in the UNFPA Policies andProcedures Financial Manual regarding the audit objectives, audit scope and audit reporting, which have yet to be addressed by UNFPA.
Therefore, the Board considers that the audit scope was inconsistent and not in accordance with the criteria prescribed by the UNFPA Policies and Procedures Financial Manual.
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime continues to liaise closely with its field offices and with UNDP to ensure that audit certificates for the currentbiennium are also submitted on time and that the audit scope and format of the reports are consistent.
The audit scope improved, in that the audit coverage was increasingly aligned with the audit terms of reference established by UNFPA.
At UNFPA, it was not evident that UNFPA had provided the terms of reference to project auditors,which resulted in inconsistencies in the audit scope and objectives and consequently in audit reports of different quality and the audit of different objectives.
The result of this review indicated that the audit scope coverage was deficient for 5(5 per cent) of the country offices and only partially satisfactory for 18(19 per cent) of the country offices.
The Board communicated with the Office of Audit and Performance Review throughout the biennium 2004-2005 to facilitate the coordination of audit work and country office visits to prevent duplication of work andto facilitate increased audit scope between internal and external audit. .
The audit scope covered both compliance and functional management issues relating: to the governance process, to the grants management process, and to finance, human resources, procurement and asset management.
However, when the improvement in the audit scope is taken into account(see below), the outcome of audits of fiscal year 2005 could be considered more reliable than the previous year;
(c) Audit scope. OAI reviews the adequacy of audit coverage in audit reports of NGO/NIM projects based on the minimum requirements set out in the terms of reference of the auditors.
An improvement was noted in the audit scope, giving a better level of reliability on the outcome of the NGO/NEX audits for fiscal year 2005 compared with fiscal year 2004.