Ethics and Professional Conduct in Investigative Accounting → Ethics and Professional Conduct in Investigative Accounting: Final Assessment

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Module 1 - Ethical principles, public interest and the conceptual framework
3 Items
Translate professional principles into a repeatable engagement-level decision process.
Module 2 - Conflicts, independence, competence and confidential information
3 Items
Control engagement relationships, capability and information without overstating professional authority.
Module 3 - Evidence integrity, fairness and ethical use of technology
3 Items
Protect reliable fact-finding while managing bias, affected persons and tool limitations.
Module 4 - Pressure, suspected non-compliance, escalation and reporting
3 Items
Respond to ethical pressure and suspected unlawful conduct through authorised and documented decisions.
Applied case - Bluehaven Community Housing Inquiry
1 Item
This is an original fictional scenario developed for FCPAS. Any resemblance to an actual person, organisation or event is coincidental.
- 5.1
  Bluehaven Community Housing Inquiry
  3 Days
Glossary & References
1 Item
- 6.1
  Glossary & References
Ethics and Professional Conduct in Investigative Accounting: Final Assessment
1 Item
The final assessment is additional to the 240 credited learning minutes. A score of at least 80% is required.
- 7.1
  Ethics and Professional Conduct in Investigative Accounting: Final Assessment
  30 Minutes15 Questions