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P. Wolnizer (1978)
Corporate audit committees and the independence question, 49
Audit committees have been established with varying success inrecent years. Although they should have a broad mandate to deal with arange of corporate issues, the committees often concentrate primarily onexternal audit reviews. This tendency can be addressed through thedevelopment of a close relationship between the audit committee andinternal audit. The factors which will affect the internal auditorsability to foster this relationship include competence, corporateculture and positive thinking. Internal auditors have the opportunity toinfluence the role of the audit committee and ensure maximum effect inrespect of good corporate management and control.
Managerial Auditing Journal – Emerald Publishing
Published: Mar 1, 1993
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