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Question 635 - IIA-CIA-Part1 discussion

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Regarding the chief audit executive (CAE). which ot the following is considered an impairment to the independence of the internal audit activity?

A.

The CAE reports administratively to the CEO.

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A.

The CAE reports administratively to the CEO.

B.

The CAE is asked to submit the liquidation of her travel allowances to human resources for approval.

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B.

The CAE is asked to submit the liquidation of her travel allowances to human resources for approval.

C.

The CAE's supervisor is responsible for the risk management function.

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C.

The CAE's supervisor is responsible for the risk management function.

D.

The CAE is asked to review new procedures before implementation.

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D.

The CAE is asked to review new procedures before implementation.

Suggested answer: C

Explanation:

An impairment to independence occurs when the CAE's supervisor is responsible for functions that the CAE may need to audit. This dual responsibility can create a conflict of interest and impact the objectivity of the internal audit activity.

Reference:

IIA Standard 1110: Organizational Independence.

IIA Practice Guide: Independence and Objectivity.

asked 03/11/2024
Victor vila
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