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Audit Planning - Objectives - • Perform an educated overview of a policy, program, function, or organization to determine which specific issues warrant more in-depth analysis. • Develop an effective approach and methodology for conducting the more in-depth analysis during the fieldwork phase. • Determine the relative importance of the audit so we can effectively: ‣assign audit resources ‣establish a schedule 11
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Page 19 and 20: Public Utilities CIP Audit Criteria
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Page 41 and 42: Key Takeaways- ‣The Design Matrix
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