1. PRESENTATION ON MONDAY 7 TH AUGUST, 2006 BY SUDHIR VARMA FCA; CIA(USA) FOR THE INSTITUTE OF INTERNAL AUDITORS – INDIA, DELHI CHAPTER

2. PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES FRAMEWORK PPF

3. PPF INCLUDES  DEFINITION OF INTERNAL AUDITING  CODE OF ETHICS  STANDARDS  GUIDANCE  PRACTICE ADVISORIES

4. DEFINITION OF INTERNAL AUDITING

5. Internal Auditing is an independent, objective assurance and consulting activity designed to add value and improve an organization's operations. It helps an organization accomplish its objectives by bringing a systematic, disciplined approach to evaluate and improve the effectiveness of risk management, control and governance processes.

6. DEFINITION OF INTERNAL AUDITING Internal Auditing is an independent, objective assurance and consulting activity designed to add value and improve an organization's operations. It helps an organization accomplish its objectives by bringing a systematic, disciplined approach to evaluate and improve the effectiveness of risk management, control and governance processes.

7. INTERNAL AUDITOR  Independent  Objective  Consulting  Add Value  Improve  Systematic  Disciplined  Evaluate  Effective

8. CODE OF ETHICS

9. Broadly covers :  Applicability & enforcement  Principles  Rules of conduct  Integrity  Objectivity  Confidentiality  Competency

10. CODE OF ETHICS APPLICABILITY & ENFORCEMENT  Applies to individuals & entities providing Internal Audit services  IIA members & CIA’s will be evaluated as per the rules of the Institute.

11. CODE OF ETHICS INTEGRITY Internal Auditors shall perform their work with  Honesty  Diligence  Responsibility  Observe Laws of the land  Respect and contribute for legitimate & ethical objectives of the organisation.

12. CODE OF ETHICS OBJECTIVITY  Be unbiased  Will not participate in any activity which can effect objectivity  Will not develop any relationship which can effect objectivity  Will not accept gifts that can impair professional judgement  Present all material facts

13. CODE OF ETHICS CONFIDENTIALITY  Protect information  Be prudent in use of information  Shall not use information for personal gain  Shall not use information that shall be detrimental to the legitimate & ethical objectives of the organization.

14. CODE OF ETHICS COMPETENCY  Will ensure necessary knowledge  Will ensure necessary skills  Must have adequate experience  Continually improve their proficiency and effectiveness  Shall perform in accordance with International Standards for Professional Practice of Internal Auditors.

15. STANDARDS

16. STANDARDS FOR INTERNAL AUDIT 1.Differences in environment 2.Compliance with standards is essential to meet responsibility. 3.Prohibition by local laws on any standard should be disclosed.

17. STANDARDS FOR ASSURANCE 1.The process owner 2.The internal auditor 3.The user

18. STANDARDS FOR CONSULTING SERVICES 1.The internal auditor 2.Engagement client The internal auditor should maintain objectivity and not assume management responsibility.

19. PURPOSE OF STANDARDS 1.Define basic principles 2.Framework for performance 3.Basis for evaluation of internal auditor 4.Foster improved processes and operations.

20. INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS FOR THE PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE OF INTERNAL AUDITING  ATTRIBUTE STANDARDS  PERFORMANCE STANDARDS  IMPLEMENTATION STANDARDS Practice advisories

21. ATTRIBUTES STANDARDS 1000. Purpose authority & responsibility. Charter

22. ATTRIBUTES STANDARDS 1100. Independence & Objectivity Organizational independence Free from interference Individual objectivity Disclosure of impairments

23. ATTRIBUTES STANDARDS 1200. Proficiency & due professional care Knowledge, skills and competencies Should obtain advice and assistance Knowledge of key IT risks and controls Use of computer assisted audit tools Use of data analysis techniques

24. ATTRIBUTES STANDARDS 1230. Continuing professional development By enhancing knowledge, skills and competencies

25. ATTRIBUTES STANDARDS Quality assurance and improvement program Periodic internal and external quality assessments. Ongoing reviews External assessments every five years by a qualified independent reviewer / review team. Reporting Use of “conducted in accordance with the International standards for the professional practice of Internal Auditing. Disclosure of non-compliance

26. PERFORMANCE STANDARDS

27. 2000. Managing the Internal Audit activity  Planning  Communication & Approval  Resource Management  Policies & Procedures  Co-ordination  Reporting

28. PERFORMANCE STANDARDS 2100. Nature of work  Risk management - significant exposures - Effectiveness & efficiency operations - Safeguarding - Compliance with laws - Regulations & controls

29. PERFORMANCE STANDARDS 2100. Nature of work  Controls - Maintaining effective controls - Evaluate adequacy & effectiveness of controls - Reliability & integrity of financial and operational information - Effectiveness and efficiency of operations - Safeguarding of assets - Compliance with laws, regulations and contracts

30. PERFORMANCE STANDARDS 2100. Nature of work  Governance -Recommendations for improving governance process to accomplish following objectives -Promoting ethics and values ensuring effective performance and accountability -Communicating risk and control information -Co-ordinating board, external and internal auditors and management

31. PERFORMANCE STANDARDS 2200. Engagement planning  Develop and record a plan for each engagement  Planning considerations - Objectives - Risks - Adequacy and effectiveness of controls  Establish a written understanding of objectives  Scope – sufficient to satisfy objectives  Resource allocation  Work program

32. PERFORMANCE STANDARDS 2300. Performing the engagement  Identifying information  Analysis and evaluation  Recording information  Engagement supervision

33. PERFORMANCE STANDARDS 2400. Communicating results  Criteria - Define objectives, scope, conclusions and recommendations. - Acknowledge satisfactory performances - Define limitations on distribution and use of results.  Quality  Disclosure of non-compliance with standards  Disseminating results  Monitoring progress  Resolution of management’s acceptance of risks

34. IMPLEMENTATION STANDARDS Practice advisories

35. IMPLEMENTATION STANDARDS Have been established for (A)Assurance activities (C)Consulting activities

36. IMPLEMENTATION STANDARDS  Apply to specific types of engagements.  Multiple sets of implementation standards  One set for each major type of internal audit activity

37. IMPLEMENTATION STANDARDS  Implementation standards, guidance and practice advisories are issued by the Professional Issues Committee.  Its an ongoing process with extensive consultations and discussions world wide by exposure draft process.  Exposure drafts are available at the Institute website at www.theiia.org  The committee welcomes comments and suggestions at standards@theiia.org

38. Thank You