In Testing the Controls Established by Management, Auditors Should Be

Multiple Choice

In testing the controls established by management, auditors should be able to identify if there are high-risk areas for integrity violations. Auditor responsibilities for detecting integrity violations include all of the following EXCEPT:

A) Auditors should evaluate the evidence and determine the appropriate course of action. An investigation may be warranted if indicators strongly suggest that integrity violations occurred.
B) When significant control weaknesses are found, the auditor should conduct sufficient tests to determine if these weaknesses resulted in integrity violations. The level of testing should increase as the number or significance of control weaknesses increases.
C) Auditors must not have the knowledge and skills to adequately identify when violations occurred.
D) Auditors should notify the proper legal authorities, if warranted.