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6.6.1 Preparing the audit report
The audit team leader should be responsible for the preparation and contents of the audit report.
The audit report should provide a complete, accurate, concise and clear record of the audit, and should include or refer to the following:
a) the audit objectives;
b) the audit scope, particularly identification of the organizational and functional units or processes audited and the time period covered;
c) identification of the audit client;
d) identification of audit team leader and members;
e) the dates and places where the on-site audit activities were conducted;
f) the audit criteria;
g) the audit findings;
h) the audit conclusions.
The audit report may also include or refer to the following, as appropriate:
i) the audit plan;
j) a list of auditee representatives;
k) a summary of the audit process, including the uncertainty and/or any obstacles encountered that could decrease the reliability of the audit conclusions;
l) confirmation that the audit objectives have been accomplished within the audit scope in accordance with the audit plan;
m) any areas not covered, although within the audit scope;
n) any unresolved diverging opinions between the audit team and the auditee;
o) recommendations for improvement, if specified in the audit objectives;
p) agreed follow-up action plans, if any;
q) a statement of the confidential nature of the contents;
r) the distribution list for the audit report.