British Accounting Association |
Auditing
Special Interest Group
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YOUR LOCATION: | Finance, Accounting |
BAA Auditing Special
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The National Auditing Conference (NAC): | 1997 NAC |
SEVENTH NATIONAL AUDITING CONFERENCE AUDITING SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP (ASIG) OF THE BRITISH ACCOUNTING ASSOCIATION (BAA) CRANFIELD SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT Friday 21 March and Saturday 22 March 1997
Programme 10.30 Registration/Coffee 11.00 Introduction and welcoming address by David Hatherly Chair: David Hatherly 11.10 The Audit Society - Second Thoughts Mike Power, London School of Economics 12.00 The Future Interface of Auditing with Accounting and Accounting and Governance Ian Percy, Vice Chairman of the Auditing Practices Board, Chairman of the Accounts Commission in Scotland, UK and Ireland Representative on the International Auditing Practices Committee 12.50 LUNCH Chair: Jayne Smith 14.00 Internal moderation in Higher Education, Audit or Evaluation Iain Gray and Tony Berry, Sheffield Hallam University Discussant: Ursula Lucas 14.50 Environmental Auditing - The Role and Contribution of the Internal Audit Function Keith Wade, Henley Management College Discussant Bob Hoskins 15.40 TEA Chair: Mary Bowerman 16.00 Audit Committees, the Cadbury Code and Audit Fees Carol Masters, Southampton Institute of Higher Education Discussant: Brenda Porter 16.45 Internal Audit Quality in the National Health Service Bob Hoskins, Liverpool John Moores University 17.30 Meeting of the Auditing Special Interest Group of BAA 19.30 CONFERENCE DINNER
Saturday 22 March 1997 07.30-09.00 BREAKFAST Chair: Catherine Gowthorpe 09.00 A New Look at Social Auditing - Comparing External Assessments of Body Shop and Ben and Jerry’s Curtis C Verschoor, DePaul University, Chicago Discussant: David Gwilliam 9.50 In Search of the Audit Society - Some Evidence from Health Care, Education and the Police Mary Boweman and Christopher Humphrey, University of Sheffield Discussant: Tony Berry 10.35 International Journal of Auditing Andrew Chambers, General Editor 10.50 COFFEE Chair: Iain Grayr 11.05 The Social Audit Agenda - Primary Health Care in a Stakeholder Society Phillip Cotton, University of Glasgow Ian Fraser and Wan Ying Hill, Glasgow Caledonian University Discussant: David Harherly 11.55 Perceptions of Auditor Independence: UK Evidence Vivien Beattie, University of Stirling Richard Brandt and Stella Fearnley, University of Portsmouth Discussant: Stuart Manson 12.40 Plenary session and conclusion Brenda Porter
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