Consultations in progress
If you wish to comment on any of the consultations below, please ensure you do so by the date given as ‘deadline' for each.
General consultations:
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FRC - Auditing Practices Board Consultation Paper on audit firms providing non-audit services to listed companies that they audit |
The consultation period ended 29 January 2010. Read our response to the APB |
If you have any further comments contact our Technical Manager Chris.Baker@iia.org.uk |
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HM Treasury - Internal Audit Strategic Improvement Plan. This document sets out proposals to enhance the delivery model for internal audit in central government and achieving effective engagement with stakeholders |
The consultation period ended on 15 February 2010. Read our response to HMT |
If you have any further comments contact our Technical Manager Chris.Baker@iia.org.uk |
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International Standards Exposure 2010 The International Standards Board are proposing 24 alterations and additions to the standards to maintain their relevance. |
The consultation period ends on 14 May 2010 |
Send you comments to our Technical Manager Chris.Baker@iia.org.uk by 1 April 2010. To register your views directly with the Global Institute complete their on line survey |
Corporate governance and banking regulation consultations:
A number of consultations are taking place around the world, partly in response to the economic and banking crises. We will be submitting responses to the FRC, the Financial Services Authority and to the Walker Review (see below). A Council taskforce is overseeing and planning our approach. We will publish deadlines for comments on this page, when we have finalised that plan. In the interim, here are details of the relevant consultations.
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The FRC has launched a reform of the UK’s Corporate Governance Code (formerly the Combined Code) to learn the lessons from the financial crisis. To find out more and obtain a copy of the document go to the FRC website |
The consultation period ended 5 March 2010. read our response to the FRC | If you have any further commnets contact our Technical Director, Jackie Cain. |