Briefing paper
Remaking audit: a plan for culture change and regulatory reform
Publisher
Auditing
Regulatory enforcement
Sector regulation
Regulatory reform
United Kingdom
Resources
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Remaking audit: a plan for culture change and regulatory reform | 317.48 KB |
Description
Auditors should fulfil the role of trusted referees who speak up, challenge, and conduct reliable detective work on behalf of society, checking whether businesses report an informative picture about their operations. If the audit sector does its job well, its outputs should be all but boring. However, the sector is a long way away from that. In this report, the authors highlight how to get there.
In their first report, the authors showed the need for profound reform in the audit industry. In this paper, they flesh out how they think these areas should be tackled, with a particular emphasis on the need for policy changes that trigger culture change in audit firms.
Publication Details
Copyright:
IPPR 2021
License type:
CC BY-NC-ND
Access Rights Type:
open
Post date:
31 May 2021