2021
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-72628-7_1
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The Role of Jurisdictional Power of SAIs in Increasing the Effects of Public Auditing and the Ethics of Fiscal Jurisdiction

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“…Cordery and Hay (2021b) suggested that isomorphic forces have driven the growth of audits globally and could encourage SAIs to converge into one of the three major global models, with the Westminster model appearing to be the standard. Köse and Tuysuz (2021, p. 4) noted that accountability was one of the key conditions for SAI success, fulfilling the functions of SAIs based on universal principles, and globally accepted standards become even more important in such a vulnerable environment.…”
Section: Sai Models and Corruptionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cordery and Hay (2021b) suggested that isomorphic forces have driven the growth of audits globally and could encourage SAIs to converge into one of the three major global models, with the Westminster model appearing to be the standard. Köse and Tuysuz (2021, p. 4) noted that accountability was one of the key conditions for SAI success, fulfilling the functions of SAIs based on universal principles, and globally accepted standards become even more important in such a vulnerable environment.…”
Section: Sai Models and Corruptionmentioning
confidence: 99%