IIA-CGAP practice question 21 of 35
Program audits are designed to assess whether a program, activity, or function is achieving the desired results or benefits established by the…
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Program audits are designed to assess whether a program, activity, or function is achieving the
desired results or benefits established by the legislature or other authorizing body. Program audits
consider all of the following effectiveness issues EXCEPT:
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