Which of the following best describes meaningful recommendations for corrective actions?
A.
Recommendations that address the gap between the condition and consequence and provide at least short-term fixes
B.
Recommendations that address the gap between the criteria and condition and provide at least short-term fixes
C.
Recommendations that address the gap between the criteria and consequence and provide long-term solutions
D.
Recommendations that address the gap between the criteria and condition and provide long-term solutions
The Answer Is:
D
This question includes an explanation.
Explanation:
Meaningful recommendations are those that address the root cause of the condition by comparing it to the established criteria and propose sustainable, long-term solutions. This ensures that the identified issue will not recur and strengthens the control environment.
Option A relates to symptoms (condition vs. consequence), not root causes. Option B identifies the correct gap (criteria vs. condition) but offers only short-term fixes. Option C incorrectly compares criteria to consequence, which is not a valid basis for audit recommendations.
Thus, Option D is correct.
[Reference:, IIA Practice Guide – Audit Findings: Condition, Criteria, Cause, Effect, and Recommendation., , ]
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