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This document discusses coordination between internal audit and quality audit functions. It states that quality management systems fall within the scope of internal audit. It recommends sharing audit schedules and coordinating activities to avoid duplication and improve efficiency. When audits are conducted, information should be shared between quality and internal audit teams. Audit reports should also be disseminated to both functions to ensure issues identified are addressed. Progress on addressing findings and recommendations should be monitored by both quality and internal audit.
This document discusses coordination between internal audit and quality audit functions. It states that quality management systems fall within the scope of internal audit. It recommends sharing audit schedules and coordinating activities to avoid duplication and improve efficiency. When audits are conducted, information should be shared between quality and internal audit teams. Audit reports should also be disseminated to both functions to ensure issues identified are addressed. Progress on addressing findings and recommendations should be monitored by both quality and internal audit.
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This document discusses coordination between internal audit and quality audit functions. It states that quality management systems fall within the scope of internal audit. It recommends sharing audit schedules and coordinating activities to avoid duplication and improve efficiency. When audits are conducted, information should be shared between quality and internal audit teams. Audit reports should also be disseminated to both functions to ensure issues identified are addressed. Progress on addressing findings and recommendations should be monitored by both quality and internal audit.
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23 and 24 September 2004 Stated position of the Internal Audit - Quality IFACI • "The Quality Management System is a component of internal control"
• "The Quality Management System, the quality department
and the quality processes fall within the scope of internal auditing in the context of its responsibility for assessment of the whole internal control system " (cf. 3-layer model of Michelin's internal control levels: operational-field, functional, corporate)
• The Internal Audit Department may be involved in the
Quality Management System as a steering process
24 September 04 Audit and Internal Control days
23 and 24 September 2004 Internal audit standards (IIA) - 2050
"The head of the internal audit must share
information and coordinate the activities with the other internal and external providers of assurance and consulting services"
24 September 04 Audit and Internal Control days
23 and 24 September 2004 Plan
• Scheduling of audit missions
• Planning of the audits • Work in the field • Audit reports • Monitoring of action plans in response to the recommendations
24 September 04 Audit and Internal Control days
23 and 24 September 2004 Scheduling of audit missions • Information about the programmes must be shared The divisions and DRs must put the quality audit programmes online DACR already publishes an ad hoc abstract of its audit programme online
• In the event of duplication, coordination: depending on the
circumstances, this may lead to postponement or reformulation of one of the two missions • It should be noted that the internal audit requests made at local level are not backed by risk-mapping tools; we suggest that a tool of this type should be created at local level, using self- assessment, for example, thus helping to improve the consistency of the audit programmes 24 September 04 Audit and Internal Control days 23 and 24 September 2004 Planning of the audits The units are covered by regional quality audits (internal and certification audits), national quality audits, SOX audits and internal audits The choice of the sites and audit periods is therefore crucial
The mission directors must contact the quality managers in the
divisions and DRs when they launch a mission, as well as the Regional Directors and DUOs (current practice) When organizing the mission launch meetings, the quality managers in the divisions and DRs must be informed.
necessity of sharing the list of internal auditors (which already
exists) and DR and division quality auditors (to be drawn up)
24 September 04 Audit and Internal Control days
23 and 24 September 2004 Planning of the audits (definition of audits)
In the preliminary plan, the auditor can integrate issues highlighted
by Quality Similarly, the quality auditor must integrate issues highlighted by the internal audits
24 September 04 Audit and Internal Control days
23 and 24 September 2004 Work in the field
• Necessity of genuine coordination between internal auditors and
quality auditors for audits in entities. • This may extend to meeting the auditees together, consolidating the enquiries for both the internal audit and the quality audit, to limit the number of interviews
• Necessity of creating, updating and sharing the files from the
audited sites between DACR and Quality (division and DR)
24 September 04 Audit and Internal Control days
23 and 24 September 2004 Reports • The internal audit and quality audit results must be communicated to the quality auditors and internal auditors when they begin a mission. • When the missions have been completed, the "local" internal audit reports should be provided to the quality managers by the regional director and the unit director involved (standard letter to be modified by DACR so that it can be proposed to the DRs and DUOs) • The regional quality audit reports must be sent to the division quality managers • Internal auditing can access these reports and the national quality audit reports via the quality departments of the divisions
24 September 04 Audit and Internal Control days
23 and 24 September 2004 Monitoring of the action plans in response to recommendations • During quality audits, the progress and effectiveness of the action plans responding to the recommendations in the internal audit reports are examined. Internal Audit is notified in the event of a problem • Full-scope (entity) audits assess the operation of the Quality Management System (particularly by monitoring and measuring the effectiveness of the action plans in response to the quality audit recommendations) • The action plans resulting from the DACR audits are included in the action plans steered by the national process managers, skills managers and other key supervisors