Or. Admin. Code § 801-050-0005 - Purpose
(1) The purpose of
peer review is to monitor firm compliance with applicable accounting and
auditing standards promulgated by generally recognized standard setting
bodies.
(2) The Peer Review
requirement established by the Board shall emphasize education and appropriate
remedial procedures. In the event a firm does not comply with professional
standards, or the firm's work is so inadequate as to warrant disciplinary
action, the Board shall take appropriate action to protect the public
interest.
(3) The Board shall
appoint a Peer Review Oversight Committee (PROC), and such other committees as
the Board, in its discretion deems necessary, to provide oversight of the
administration of approved peer review programs in order to provide reasonable
assurance that peer reviews are being conducted and reported on in accordance
with the minimum standards for performing and reporting on peer reviews
described in these rules.
(4) This
chapter shall not require any firm or licensee to become a member of any
organization sponsoring a peer review program.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 673.455 & OL 2001, Ch. 638, Sec. 12
Stats. Implemented: ORS 673.455
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