Operational auditing within Australian internal audit departments: Developing a framework
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Open access
Authors
Vafaei, Elnaz
Date
2016Supervisor
Prof. Glennda Scully
Dr Harjinder Singh
Prof. David Gilchrist
Type
Thesis
Award
PhD
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School of Accounting
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Abstract
This thesis identifies factors impacting the effective practice of Operational Audit (OA) in Australia within a holistic framework. Initially, a theoretical framework is developed by reviewing the literature and these framework factors are consequently confirmed or modified based on the results of 28 semi-structured interviews. The result from this thesis therefore is a multi-dimensional framework consisting of three constructs that assist organisations, practitioners and regulators in facilitating/improving their effective practice of OA.
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