IIA-CIA-PART2 · Question #49
Which of the following factors would the auditor in charge be least likely to consider when assigning tasks to audit team members for an engagement?
The correct answer is C. Whether the budgeted hours are sufficient to complete the audit within the current scope. When assigning tasks to audit team members, the auditor in charge primarily considers factors that directly affect the quality and efficiency of the audit, such as the auditors' experience and availability, as well as the need for outside resources. While the sufficiency of…
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Which of the following factors would the auditor in charge be least likely to consider when assigning tasks to audit team members for an engagement?
Options
- AThe amount of experience the auditors have conducting audits in the specific area of the
- BThe availability of the auditors in relation to the availability of key client staff.
- CWhether the budgeted hours are sufficient to complete the audit within the current scope.
- DWhether outside resources will be needed, and their availability.
How the community answered
(42 responses)- A14% (6)
- B7% (3)
- C76% (32)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
When assigning tasks to audit team members, the auditor in charge primarily considers factors that directly affect the quality and efficiency of the audit, such as the auditors' experience and availability, as well as the need for outside resources. While the sufficiency of budgeted hours is important for overall audit planning, it is not a direct factor in the assignment of specific tasks to team members. The assignment is more focused on ensuring that the right skills are matched to the tasks and that resources are properly coordinated with client availability.
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