I am tired of the punitive practice, the fear, the paperwork, the audits, the inspections and the nights on the sofa sobbing after another dreadful shift.
Whistles said it was committed to ethical sourcing policies and demanded the highest standards from its suppliers, carrying out regular audits of them, including unannounced visits and independent audits.
With public bodies we find that, because they are accountable and already publish detailed audits each year, this is enough to motivate them.
Additionally, audits are cursory, incomplete, and easily fooled by fake justifications.
The private bank is subject to regular audits and reports by an external monitor under the terms of a deferred prosecution agreement with US authorities, signed in 2012, which also imposed a record $1.9bn fine on HSBC for its role in aiding money laundering by Mexican drug cartels.
With the old deal dead, Syriza's aim is that a brand-new compact can be agreed without the flawed austerity targets and constant audits by Athens' chief lenders – the European Commission, the European Central Bank and the IMF.
Q: Maria Miller told the Commons yesterday that the BBC had agreed to changes to the way the NAO audits it.
Gail Farmer, director of education for the 340-acre Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education and one of the organizers, says park audits will start this spring and physicians will begin writing prescriptions come summer.
Nor was that a one-off lapse: in May this year, the regulators at the Financial Reporting Council noted that PwC audits, while generally of "a good standard", were also too accepting of management fudge.
"Our instrument does not carry legal liability like Dodd-Frank," one EU official said, "but member states would have to nominate competent authorities to receive information and perform checks and audits [within the scheme] under the rules of the OECD process".
GCHQ audits a sample of its analysts' work – believed to be 5% every six months – but even the statistical results of these audits are also secret.
