One of the most effective ways to prevent fraud is to implement a system of independent checks. Which of the following is not a common independent check?
| a. |
Mandatory vacations |
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| b. |
Surveillance |
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| c. |
Employee transfers |
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| d. |
Audits |
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Mandatory vacations, Employee transfers and Audits are common independent check
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