Which of the following is MOST important for an IS auditor to do during an exit meeting with an auditee?

Specifying implementation dates for recommendations is typically a management responsibility and is discussed after the report is finalized, often as part of the action planning, not the primary focus of the exit meeting.

Ensuring the facts presented in the report are correct is paramount during an exit meeting. This allows the auditee to review the findings for factual inaccuracies or misinterpretations, preventing disputes later and fostering credibility for the audit report. A factually accurate report is essential for building trust and ensuring that management takes appropriate corrective actions based on sound information.

While the audit report and recommendations will eventually go to senior management, the exit meeting's primary focus is with the auditee to validate the findings before wider distribution to ensure accuracy.

Requesting input for corrective actions is valuable for collaboration, but ensuring factual accuracy of the audit *findings* themselves is a more immediate and critical step for the auditor's responsibility.