Hmm, let me think... C sounds like the most logical answer. I mean, who wants to just complete an assurance plan when you can improve the whole shebang?
Absolutely, C is the correct answer. An internal quality assessment is all about enhancing the internal audit function, not just identifying inefficiencies or risks.
C is the clear answer here. The primary benefit of an internal quality assessment is to help improve the overall quality of the internal audit activity's work.
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