Monitoring of accounting standards lets the authority review statements and compel information, attendance, and publication of findings. The Authority may review financial statements and, by written notice, require further information, explanations, or relevant documents within a specified reasonable time and may require personal attendance of company officers or auditors. It may publish findings of non-compliance, subject to recorded public interest exceptions, and refer suspected violations of accounting standards for further investigation or enforcement through its designated Division.
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Monitoring of accounting standards lets the authority review statements and compel information, attendance, and publication of findings.
The Authority may review financial statements and, by written notice, require further information, explanations, or relevant documents within a specified reasonable time and may require personal attendance of company officers or auditors. It may publish findings of non-compliance, subject to recorded public interest exceptions, and refer suspected violations of accounting standards for further investigation or enforcement through its designated Division.
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