1. Complying with the applicable audit requirements.
2. Communicating and clarifying audit requirements.
3. Planning and carrying out assigned responsibilities effectively and efficiently.
4. Documenting the observations.
5. Reporting the audit results.
6. Verifying the effectiveness of corrective actions taken as a result of the audit (if required by the client)
7. Retaining and safeguarding documents pertaining to the audit.
7.1 submitting such documents as required
7.2 ensuring such documents remain confidential
7.3 treating privileged information with discretion
8. Cooperation with and supporting the Lead Auditor.
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