When dealing with various stakeholders which of the following is true regarding an internal auditor's...

When deciding between conflicting reports of a control's performance from a control operator and the operator's manager the internal auditor should generally believe the manager

Some audit issues may remain unremediated and unreported if management will accept recommendations that the internal auditor deems more important

The internal auditor may initially disagree with management s acceptance of a risk, but reevaluate and agree with management’s judgment after further discussion

When working on business unit audits it is sometimes sufficient for the internal auditor to report deficiencies only to the unit manager when remediation is not complex