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persona a la que se le ha otorgado autoridad para escuchar casos en un tribunal eclesiástico
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“Clearly the attitude of disrespect that many executives have today for accurate reporting is a business disgrace. And auditors, as we have already suggested, have done little on the positive side. Though auditors should regard the investing public as their client, they tend to kowtow instead to the managers who choose them and dole out their pay. (“Whose bread I eat, his song I sing.”)”
“One of the biggest problems facing regulatory compliance is individuals running testing applications without understanding all the other simultaneous objectives still required. Running software will never make a person a competent auditor.”
“It is the duty of the auditor to see that the authority to charge is not made a pretext for extravagance or favouritism.”
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En terminología eclesiástica, un auditor es una persona a la que se le ha otorgado autoridad para escuchar casos en un tribunal eclesiástico.
