Who’s Role Is It
Indexing
Audit Manual
Referencing
Potpourri
100

Verifies the accuracy of the indexes

Who is the Audit Manager?

100

The audit team should ensure only ___________ are used to index reports.

What are MS Endnotes? 

100

The referencer should reference no less than ___________ per day. That is the minimum requirement, not the standard expectation.

What is 1.5 pages?

100

Referencers issue ____________to document any discrepancies preventing them from verifying the information is correctly reported

What are Referencing Comments ? 

100

The optional advisory review of a disputed item is conducted by_________________

Who is the QMT specialist?

200

Creates visible trail of evidence linking report to audit documentation

Who is the Audit team

200

Teams should index all _______________ to the corresponding location within the applicable OIG audit report template

What is standardized language? 

200

The clean AIGA Approved draft becomes the report’s ______________.

What is Control Copy?

200

The Referencer should not revisit verified references unless ______________ are made to the Final report.

What is Substantive Changes? 

200

The audit team should complete a _____________when requesting an IRR assignment. 

What is a Referencing Request Form? 

300

Has override authority on unresolved referencing comments

Who is the Audit Director? 

300

Teams should index the report’s compliance statement to the _____________.

What is the Quality Control Checklist, or What is the CIGIE Peer Review Checklist for OIG Performance Audits>

300

Because referencers work under the direct authority of the AIGA, performing the IRR should be their _____________until completed

What is Top Priority? 

300

The Referencer should not correct typos, revise indexes, or otherwise edit any information in either the report or in the supporting sources, instead, issue ______________




What is an IRR Comment?

300

Auditors should be independent from an audit entity any period of time that falls within the period covered by the audit

What is Independence

400

Verifies statements of fact, figures, and dates are correctly reported. 

Who is the Referencer?

400

_____________identifies the exact location of the audit documentation that provides supporting evidence for the report’s statements of fact, figures, laws, regulations, conclusions, and findings.

What is Report Indexing? 

400

Indexing and referencing comprise a key _____________________________.

What is Internal Quality Control Process? 

400

A quality control procedure where an experienced auditor, who is independent of the project checks that statements of facts, figures, and dates are correctly reported, that the findings are adequately supported by the evidence in the audit documentation.

What is Referencing? 

400

The Referencer must verify that the report directly answers the __________.

What is the Audit Objective? 

500

Leads team efforts to index audit report; Ensures summary documents, and calculations are indexed, traced and verified.

Who is the Auditor in Charge? 

500

When using the __________________, auditors should obtain evidence concerning the other auditors’ qualifications and independence and should determine whether the scope, quality, and timing of the audit work performed by the other auditors can be relied on in the context of the current audit objectives.

What is Work of Others?

500

____________________is the possibility that the auditors’ findings, conclusions and recommendations, may be improper or incomplete.

What is Audit Risk

500

Auditors use their professional knowledge, skills, and abilities, to objectively evaluate the ___________________and __________________ of evidence.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            

What is Sufficiency and Appropriateness

500

The referencer should apply ______________ and professional judgement to identify potential logical flaws, such as over-generalizations, misuse of statistics, or ignoring contradictory evidence

What is Critical Thinking?