alleryStart learning →An alarm is raised under a continuous audit. Who usually receives it?
AThe process manager or auditor
BThe external shareholders
CThe stock exchange board
DA competitor's audit team
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. The process manager or auditor
Alarms normally go to the process manager, the manager's immediate supervisor, or the auditor in charge of that procedure.
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