
Sir Donald Brydon, the chair of the recently established
review of the quality and effectiveness of the UK audit market, gave evidence yesterday before the
Parliamentary future of audit inquiry. Sir Donald said that the final terms of reference for his inquiry would be published "very, very soon"; he also stated that he did not start from the position that "the whole thing is rotten" but "clearly significant improvements must be possible". A video recording of his evidence session is available below (and also
here). The chief executive of the
Financial Reporting Council,
Andrew Haddrill, will give evidence today: see
here.
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