Traduction de «cabinet de révision » (Français → Anglais) :

medical assistant | surgery assistant | doctors' surgery assistant | healthcare assistant

law clerk | paralegal specialist | corporate legal assistant | legal assistant

auditing firm manager [ audit firm manager ]

consultant [ consulting firm | consultant firm | consulting company ]

aeroplane gas turbine engine maintenance technician | aviation gas turbine engine repair technician | aircraft gas turbine engine maintenance technician | aircraft gas turbine engine overhaul technician

judicial review | proceeding for judicial review | review

accounting firm [ accounting practice | public accounting firm ]

accounting firm | accounting practice | public accounting firm

minister's office

The appeal process is lengthy and costly and involves ministerial reviews, cabinet reviews, judicial reviews, and all of the other mandatory hoops.

The statutory auditor or audit firm shall not carry out a statutory audit if there is any threat of self-review, self-interest, advocacy, familiarity or intimidation created by financial, personal, business, employment or other relationships between:

Bill C-15, similar to any other government bill introduced in Parliament, advanced through a prescribed process of development and consideration. This process includes: the development of a memorandum to cabinet that includes a review by all other departments, including the Department of Justice and the Privy Council Office; interdepartmental meetings at which the legislative initiative is scrutinized and discussed and other departmental officials have the opportunity to express their concerns and to comment; consideration and approval of the MC by cabinet; and, following approval by cabinet, drafting by the legislative drafters at th ...[+++]e Department of Justice working in conjunction with instructing counsel from the relevant department.

59. Calls on the Commission, in connection with tendering by public-interest entities, to stipulate that fair access to the tendering process must be provided for at least two non-Big Four audit firms alongside the Big Four firms; takes the view that audit committees must be given a key role in this process, in which shareholders must also take part; calls on the Commission to review audit committee practices in relation to tendering processes, with a special focus on aspects of administrative burdens associated with a formal tendering process and with a view to ensuring that the shareholders' final decision on the appointment of audit ...[+++]ors is based on a proposal from the audit committee; takes the view that this proposal should include a description of the procedure followed, the criteria used and the reasons underlying the audit committee's recommendation;