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2.2 - Risk and Control Self-Assessment
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Control Self-Assessment (CSA) ANS - -increases awareness of risk and control throughout the
organization.

-improve the assessment of risk management and control processes

-identify ways to improve managers and auditors effectiveness.

-involves client personnel, asks for their assessments of risks and controls in their process, and gives
them a sense of participation.

-integrates business objectives and risks with control processes.

-includes self-assessment surveys and facilitated workshops.

-All self-assessment programs assume that managers and members of the work teams understand risk
and control concepts and use them in communications.



CSA's basic philosophy ANS - control is the responsibility of everyone in the organization.



Elements of CSA ANS - 1. Front-end planning and preliminary audit work.

2. An in-person meeting with participants who:

a. Are involved with the particular issues under examination,

b. Know them best, and

c. Are critical to the implementation of appropriate process controls.

3. A structured agenda, based on a well-defined framework or model, used by the facilitator to lead the
group through an examination of the process's risks and controls.

4. Presence of a transcriptor is an option

5. Reporting and the development of action plans.



Senior management CSA responsibilities ANS - oversee the establishment, administration, and
evaluation of the processes of risk management and control.

, Operating managers' CSA responsibilities ANS - include assessment of the risks and controls in their
units.



Internal and external auditors CSA responsibilities ANS - provide varying degrees of assurance about
the state of effectiveness of the risk management and control processes of the organization.



Internal Auditors CSA involvement ANS - - may serve only as an interested party and consultant and as
the ultimate verifier of the evaluations

- may be significant:

--Sponsor, design, implement, and own the process;

--Conduct the training;

--Supply the facilitators, scribes, and reporters; and

--Coordinate the participation of management and work teams.

--assisting management in fulfilling its responsibilities to establish and maintain risk management and
control processes and by evaluating the adequacy of that system.



CAE CSA involvement ANS - -Monitors the objectivity of the internal audit staff,

-Takes steps to manage that objectivity (if necessary), and

-Augments internal audit testing to ensure that bias or partiality does not affect the final judgments of
the staff.



A CSA program ANS - -Increases the coverage of assessments of control processes across the
organization,

-Improves the quality of corrective actions made by the process owners, and

-Focuses the internal audit activity's work on reviewing high-risk processes and unusual situations.

-the internal audit activity and the business units and functions collaborate to produce better
information about how well the control processes are working and how significant the residual risks are.



A CSA program focuses on ANS - -Validating the evaluation conclusions produced by the CSA process,

-Synthesizing the information gathered from the components of the organization, and

-Expressing its overall judgment about the effectiveness of controls to senior management and the
board.

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