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In this tutorial, the focus is on how to translate an external audit report into an internal audit framework. It emphasizes that while using your own audit report, it’s crucial to develop a specific internal audit report template if one doesn’t already exist. Key components of the internal audit report template should include: audit objectives, scope and criteria, date of the audit, audit team details (team leader and members), audit location or department, a findings section detailing non-conformances, observations, and improvement opportunities, and a section for documenting evidence reviewed. The report should be kept simple, easy to read, and follow the business’s document control style for identification as an internal document.
