A. None of these
B. Hiring consultants to come in and train staff in groups
C. Using experienced in-house auditors to train junior staff
D. Sending inexperienced staff to publicly available courses on environmental auditing
A. Establish written procedures
B. Prevent all unfit products from reaching the customer
C. Provide management with objective feedback
D. Establish commercial intentions
A. The fact that contaminated land is difficult to sell
B. The fact that the lender will not want to take possession of contaminated land to realize on their security
C. All of the above
D. The potential that a lender may be required to take possession of property to realize on a debt and become responsible for environmental damage on that property
A. Of both the federal and provincial governments
B. Of municipal governments
C. Of the provincial government
D. Of the federal government
A. Determining, on an annual basis, the sites to be audited, consistent with the corporate audit frequency policy
B. Reviewing all draft and final audit reports to ensure that reports meet quality standards and are submitted on time
C. Any one of these
D. Maintaining the auditor training program, including updating the qualified auditor database
A. Persuasive nature of audit evidence
B. Interest limitations of accounting and internal control
C. Remuneration of the auditor
D. Use of testing (Sampling)
A. Opening conference and closing conference
B. All of these
C. Pre-inspection preparation
D. Physical inspection
A. 25-day period
B. 21-day period
C. 29-day period
D. 27-day period
