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How should this Citation be audited?
When determining if the Citation is an Audit Question, you may need to look at any preceding stub Citation if the Citation in question is not a complete sentence on its own.
Step Answer | Scenario |
The Citation itself is an audit question |
If any of the following applies:
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There is no audit question. |
The citation is not an audit question. The control's audit question(s) will be used by default |
Reference a templated Audit Item from the mapped Common Control |
The citation is not an audit question but contains an audit question. |
Tip: Leverage the Research Common Control Details page to see Audit Questions associated with the Common Control.