20-02-2012
20-02-20122012 Standards Exposure | ||
The IIA put several changes to the Standards on exposure until May 20, 2012 The International Internal Audit Standards Board (IIASB) of the Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) recently conducted a comprehensive review of the International Standards for the Professional Practice of Internal Auditing (Standards) and is proposing changes to some of the Standards. The proposed changes result from IIASB deliberations over the past two years. The changes reflect consideration of input the IIASB has received from internal auditors and stakeholders, as well as global surveys and other research focused on the Standards. Exposure Period Part of the established process includes the exposure of the proposed changes to the Standards to stakeholders of the profession to ensure that the modifications are clear, understandable, and consistent with the practice of internal auditing. The proposed revised Standards will have a 90-day exposure period from February 20, 2012, to May 20, 2012. Purpose for the Exposure The proposed changes include the following topics:
How to Respond To facilitate your response to this exposure draft, you will complete an online survey that guides you through each of the proposed changes to the Standards and glossary. The survey — which is available in English, French, German, Korean, Montenegrin, Portuguese and Spanish — will allow you to vote on whether you agree with the proposed additions or revisions and to provide additional comments. For access to the exposure instructions and online survey, visits: http://iiasurvey.theiia.org/flashsurvey/se.ashx?s=0B87D78414CB4F56. Your input is vital to ensure that the IIASB has a complete view from our practitioners and stakeholders. After considering comments, the IIASB may modify the proposed changes before releasing the final revised Standards. Thank you in advance for your time and for your continued support of the profession. |