The existence of a good internal audit department A reduces control risk but nothing can effectively...

 

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The existence of a good internal audit department A reduces control risk but nothing can effectively mitigate inherent risk B reduces control risk and mitigates the impact of inherent risk increases control risk, whilst simultaneously mitigating the impact of inherent risk D) leaves control risk untouched but mitigates the impact of inherent risk The existence of a good internal audit department A reduces control risk but nothing can effectively mitigate inherent risk B reduces control risk and mitigates the impact of inherent risk increases control risk, whilst simultaneously mitigating the impact of inherent risk D) leaves control risk untouched but mitigates the impact of inherent risk

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