A)with every profession having to abiding and operate by its code of ethics and uphold professional behaviour. this best describes the rules of conduct for internal auditors, particularly with integrity.

- shall perform their work with honesty, diligence and responsibility as there are appointed by the shareholders

- shall perform their work with honesty , diligence and even though they could be conflicted of interest they can still continue with the engagement.

B)

the IIA code of ethics sets forth;

- the criteria by which the performance of professional activities is to be evaluated and measured.

- a list of illegal activities that are prescribed to the members of the profession

- broad standards of conduct for the members of the organisation

- the organisation details of the profession governing body.

C)

from a modern internal auditing perspective which one of the following statement represent the most important benefit of an internal auditing activity to management

- assurance that published statement are correct

- assurance that fraudulent activities will be detected

-assurance that there is reasonable control over day to day operations

- assurance that the organisation is complying with legal requirements.

- shall perform their work with honesty , diligence and with the objective satisfying third parties motives such as shareholders.

- shall perform their work with honesty , diligency and responsibility and also respect and contribute to the legitimate and ethical objectives of the organisation.