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Question 5b

You are the audit senior responsible for the audit of Have A Bite Co, a company that runs a chain of fast food restaurants. You are aware that a major risk of their sector is that poor food quality might result in damage claims by customers.

You had satisfied yourself at the interim audit that the company’s control risk as regards purchases of food and its preparation in the kitchen was low. However, during your final audit it comes to your attention that one month before the year-end, a customer has sued the company for personal injury caused by food poisoning, claiming an amount of $200,000 in compensation.

This amount is material to the stated profit of the company, but management believes that it has good defences against the claim.

Required:

(i) State TWO controls that the company should have in place to reduce the risk associated with purchases of food and its preparation in the kitchen; and

(ii) State TWO audit procedures you should carry out during controls testing to satisfy yourself that control risk in this area is low. (4 marks)

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