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"It's not a secret that he hoped to be made auditor general of the Vatican," Chaouqui said in an interview after she was released from custody, published yesterday in La Repubblica.

"We said the first thing you have to do is make auditors independent," Ms. Roper recalled.

But he made clear that he thought changes had to be made to "more systematically insulate auditors from the forces that pull them away from the necessary mind-set".

One possibility may be for disclosures to be made on the range that the auditor deemed reasonable, and where the estimate fell within that range.

Information should allow comparisons to be made and produce data that can be reviewed by auditors, the report says.

They also form an essential record for presentation to regulators and auditors to enable a benchmark of the performance of the operations team to be made.

Mistakes are made when auditors change, they argue; clients gain immeasurably from having a consultant who really knows their business well, and in only a tiny fraction of the lawsuits involving accountants is there any hint that the auditors were put under malign pressure by consultants.

"The enterprise should not be making that determination, and the auditor doesn't have the expertise to make that determination.

That arrangement is obviously problematic: Shell has bet its future on the £35bn takeover and now its lead auditor will be making judgments on assets that he had signed off in his last job.

Dyfed-Powys Police said it was "aware of the reports" and "whilst the matter hasn't been referred to us, we are in discussions with the auditor and will be making an assessment in relation to any appropriate action by the police".

Barbara Turk, executive director of the Y.W.C.A. of Brooklyn, said the decision to drop the program had been made quickly, after auditors found the Y had been running deficits for years and owed nearly $450,000.