CPGP · Question #161
What is the primary goal of developing an audit schedule? Response:
The correct answer is A. To ensure regular assessment of compliance and performance. Developing an audit schedule serves the primary purpose of systematically planning when and how compliance checks, performance reviews, and control assessments will occur - ensuring nothing falls through the cracks and that oversight is consistent over time (A). Options B, C…
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What is the primary goal of developing an audit schedule? Response:
Options
- ATo ensure regular assessment of compliance and performance
- BTo allocate annual bonuses
- CTo plan corporate events
- DTo determine employee vacation schedules
How the community answered
(63 responses)- A75% (47)
- B3% (2)
- C6% (4)
- D16% (10)
Explanation
Developing an audit schedule serves the primary purpose of systematically planning when and how compliance checks, performance reviews, and control assessments will occur - ensuring nothing falls through the cracks and that oversight is consistent over time (A). Options B, C, and D are distractors because bonus allocation, corporate event planning, and vacation scheduling are HR and administrative functions entirely unrelated to the audit process, which is fundamentally about accountability and risk management. A quick memory tip: think of "audit" as rooted in the Latin audire ("to hear/examine") - an audit schedule is simply a calendar for examining whether rules and standards are being followed, which maps directly to assessment of compliance and performance.
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