"Perhaps the strongest protection against abuse of information systems is Strong Audit mechanisms," the authors wrote.
There must be strong audit laws that mandate comprehensive hand recounts when an election is close.
But most of them do not have strong audit laws to ensure that machine totals are vigilantly checked against the paper records.
We have an anti-corruption bureau, a vigilance organization, a big strong audit organization, we have got a huge police force, but the police themselves are corrupt, so what is the use?
Second, Congress should incorporate strong auditing and accountability measures into the law to reduce the possibility for waste, fraud, and abuse.
There was a feeling that even though IRBs need strong auditing and credentialing safeguards, they may not be well positioned or staffed to actually perform credentialing functions.
A strong audit trail provides a comprehensive chronological list documenting the steps taken to commence and complete transactions.
Accurate and timely financial disclosure, stronger audits and strengthened shareholder rights are necessary as well, since such steps all influence the behavior of boards and make them responsive to the interests of the shareholders.
Sure, some already proposed technical changes would help: stronger auditing rules and a Glass-Steagal-like separation for accounting firms of auditing and consulting; tougher corporate governance rules to ensure the rotation of auditors and that non-executive directors act as the guardians of shareholders' interests–not as management's cronies.
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