Which of the following roles would be least appropriate for the internal audit activity to undertake with regard to an organization's corporate social responsibility (CSR) program?
This exam question is really testing our understanding of the internal audit function. I think option A is the least appropriate - the auditors should stay out of the kitchen when it comes to the CSR program design!
Option B seems like the best choice here. The internal audit team should be advising on internal controls, not designing the CSR program. Although, I hear the auditors have a great CSR bake sale every year!
Hmm, this is a tricky one. I'm going to go with option C as the least appropriate. The internal audit team should focus on controls and effectiveness, not identifying and prioritizing CSR issues.
Interesting question! I'd say option D is the least appropriate, as the internal audit team should evaluate the effectiveness of the CSR efforts, not the organization itself.
I think option A would be the least appropriate. The internal audit team should maintain their independence and not be directly involved in the design and implementation of the CSR program.
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