STANDARDS OF AUDIT PRACTICE
The Schwan Food Company’s Audit Services department will meet or exceed the Standards for the
Professional Practice of Internal Auditing of The Institute of Internal Auditors.
_________________________________ _________________________________
Chief Audit Executive Chief Executive Officer
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Audit Committee Chairman
Processes define how work is done in the company and how outputs of one process become the
inputs of the next. Business processes are broken down into three sections:
Establishing an Internal Audit Department
1. The Strategic Management Process, which defines the company’s mission and objectives,
as well as the risks that threaten the objectives, and establishes processes to monitor and
manage those risks and achieve the objectives;
2. Core Business Processes, which develop, produce, sell and distribute the company’s
products;
3. Resource Management Processes, which support the other processes. These include
functions such as human resources, information technology, accounting and others.
Included in the overall consumer products business model are lists of the company’s Alliances,
Core Services/Products, and Potential Customers.
As part of this risk assessment methodology, the CAE reviews the strategic plans of the
company and all the business units. The department’s efforts are then targeted toward the key areas
and objectives upon which the company and each of the business units are focusing. To accomplish
this objective, the auditors meet with executives at the various business units and walk through a
questionnaire that they have developed as part of the risk-based assessment approach (see Exhibit
5 for the questionnaire and the particular business risks and factors discussed).
STANDARDS OF AUDIT PRACTICEThe Schwan Food Company’s Audit Services department will meet or exceed the Standards for theProfessional Practice of Internal Auditing of The Institute of Internal Auditors._________________________________ _________________________________Chief Audit Executive Chief Executive Officer________________________________Audit Committee ChairmanProcesses define how work is done in the company and how outputs of one process become theinputs of the next. Business processes are broken down into three sections: Establishing an Internal Audit Department 1. The Strategic Management Process, which defines the company’s mission and objectives,as well as the risks that threaten the objectives, and establishes processes to monitor andmanage those risks and achieve the objectives;2. Core Business Processes, which develop, produce, sell and distribute the company’sproducts;3. Resource Management Processes, which support the other processes. These includefunctions such as human resources, information technology, accounting and others.Included in the overall consumer products business model are lists of the company’s Alliances,Core Services/Products, and Potential Customers.As part of this risk assessment methodology, the CAE reviews the strategic plans of thecompany and all the business units. The department’s efforts are then targeted toward the key areasand objectives upon which the company and each of the business units are focusing. To accomplishthis objective, the auditors meet with executives at the various business units and walk through aquestionnaire that they have developed as part of the risk-based assessment approach (see Exhibit5 for the questionnaire and the particular business risks and factors discussed).
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