Suppressed PPF Material

As part of the IPPF project, some of the guidance that was available under the Professional Practices Framework was placed in a ‘suppressed’ category. Suppressed PPF material is NOT part of the IPPF and, therefore, is not considered IIA authoritative guidance. Suppressed PPF guidance includes material that did not align with the new definition of IPPF elements and/or could not be re-tooled or cleansed without extensive work, but may be a valuable resource to the profession of internal auditing. Suppressed IPPF material has been placed into the guidance working plan to be re-worked into a different IPPF element, re-written, and/or eventually deleted.

Related To:

Title

Release Date

Position Paper Organizational Governance: Guidance for Internal Auditors July 12, 2006
Position Paper Practical Considerations Regarding Internal Auditing Expressing an Opinion on Internal Control June 10, 2005

1000.C1-1

Principles Guiding the Performance of Consulting
Activities of Internal Auditors

May 15, 2001

1000.C1-2

Additional Considerations for Formal Consulting Engagements

Jan. 7, 2002

1000.C1-3

Additional Considerations for Consulting Engagements
in Government Organizational Settings

Sep. 29, 2005

1110-2

Chief Audit Executive (CAE) Reporting Lines

Dec. 3, 2002

1210.A2-1

Auditor's Responsibilities Relating to Fraud Risk Assessment, Prevention, and Detection

Rev. Apr. 27, 2006
Jan. 5, 2001

1210.A2-2 Auditor's Responsibilities Relating to Fraud Investigation, Reporting, Resolution and Communication

Rev.
4/ 27/2006
1/5/2001

1311-2

Establishing Measures (Quantitative Metrics
and Qualitative Assessments) to Support Reviews of Internal Audit Activity Performance

Sep. 29, 2005

2010-1

Planning

Jan. 5, 2001

2050-2

Acquisition of External Audit Services

Feb. 7, 2002

2060-2

Relationship with the Audit Committee

Dec. 3, 2002

2100-1

Nature of Work

Jan. 5, 2001

2100-3

Internal Audit's Role in the Risk Management Process

March 7, 2001

2100-4

Internal Audit's Role in Organizations Without a Risk
Management Process

March 7, 2001

2100-5

Legal Considerations in Evaluating Regulatory Compliance Programs

March 28, 2001

2100-7

The Internal Auditor's Role in Identifying and Reporting
Environmental Risks

June 12, 2003

2120.A1-2

Using Control Self-assessment for Assessing the
Adequacy of Control Processes

June 18, 2001

2120.A1-3

The Internal Auditor's Role in Quarterly Financial Reporting, Disclosures, and Management Certifications

Feb. 20, 2003

2120.A1-4

Auditing the Financial Reporting Process

June 12, 2003

2130-1

Role of the Internal Audit Activity and Internal Auditor in
the Ethical Culture of an Organization

Feb. 1, 2001

2300-1

The Internal Auditor's Use of Personal Information
in Conducting Audits

Feb. 12, 2004

2310-1

Identifying Information

Jan. 5, 2001

2320-1

Analysis and Evaluation

Jan. 5, 2001

2330.A1-2

Legal Considerations in Granting Access to Engagement Records

March 28, 2001

2400-1

Legal Considerations in Communicating Results

March 28, 2001

2440-2

Communications Outside the Organization

May 15, 2001

2440-3

Communicating Sensitive Information Within and Outside of the Chain of Command

June 12, 2003

2600-1

Management's Acceptance of Risks

Jan. 5, 2001

 
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