Understanding Auditing for DEAs (England & Wales)

Training delivery On Demand CPD Domestic

Suitable for DEAs

Qualifications 30 Minutes CPD

£30.00 + VAT

30 Minutes CPD

Course Overview

This 30 minute online CPD webinar is an overview of the Auditing Procedure introduced 1^st June 2018. It includes the procedure for both random and smart audit requests.

Course Content:

Why are audits required?
The audit procedure
Evidence requirement

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