MOHSAN TANVEER PCAOB

Embed Size (px)

Citation preview

  • 7/27/2019 MOHSAN TANVEER PCAOB

    1/19

    FINANCIAL & MANAGERIALACCOUNTING

    ASSIGNMENT

    PUBLIC COMPANY

    ACCOUNTINGOVERSIGHT BOARD

    SUBMITTED TO

    PROFESSOR IDREES

    SUBMITTED BY

    MOHSAN TANVEER

    ROLL NO.5MBA(IRM)

    1

  • 7/27/2019 MOHSAN TANVEER PCAOB

    2/19

    MISSION:-The PCAOB mission is to oversee the audits of

    public companies in order to protect the interests of investors

    and further the public interest in the preparation of informative,

    accurate and independent audit reports. The PCAOB also

    oversees the audits of broker-dealers, including compliance

    reports filed pursuant to federal securities laws, to promoteinvestor protection.

    VISION:-The PCAOB seeks to be a model regulatory

    organization. Using innovative and cost-effective tools, the

    PCAOB aims to improve audit quality, reduce the risks of auditing

    failures in the U.S. public securities market and promote public

    trust in both the financial reporting process and auditing

    profession.

    2

  • 7/27/2019 MOHSAN TANVEER PCAOB

    3/19

  • 7/27/2019 MOHSAN TANVEER PCAOB

    4/19

    continue its operations

    June 18,

    2010

    Board issues Staff Questions and Answers: Annual

    Reporting on Form 2

    May 4,2010

    First Investor Advisory Group meeting

    April 7,

    2010

    Board issues Staff Audit Practice Alert No. 5: Auditor

    Considerations of Significant Unusual Transactions

    Feb. 19,

    2010

    Board issues Staff Questions and Answers: Auditing

    Standard No. 7, Engagement Quality Review

    Jan. 12,

    2010

    Board issues Staff Questions and Answers: Special

    Reporting on Form 3 and Staff Questions and Answers:

    Succession to Registration Status Form 4

    Dec. 22,

    2009

    PCAOB establishes an academic fellowship program

    Sept. 30,

    2009

    Board changes effective date of PCAOB rules requiring

    reporting by registered firms to December 31, 2009

    Sept. 24,2009 Board issues Report on First Year Implementation of ASNo. 5

    Sept. 17,

    2009

    PCAOB announces members of inaugural Investor Advisory

    Group

    Aug. 1,

    2009

    Board Member Daniel L. Goelzer is named Acting Chairman,

    following Chairman Olson's resignation

    July 28,

    2009

    PCAOB adopts AS No. 7: Engagement Quality Review

    June 25,

    2009

    Board adopts rule amendments on the timing of certain non-

    U.S. inspections

    June 8,

    2009

    Chairman Mark W. Olson announces his resignation

    4

  • 7/27/2019 MOHSAN TANVEER PCAOB

    5/19

    April 21,

    2009

    Board issues Staff Audit Practice Alert No. 4: Auditor

    Considerations Regarding Fair Value Measurements,

    Disclosures, and Other-Than-Temporary Impairments

    Jan. 8,

    2009

    Board issues statement on the PCAOB registration process

    for auditors of nonpublic broker-dealers

    Dec. 5,

    2008

    Board issues Staff Audit Practice Alert No. 3: Audit

    Considerations In the Current Economic Environment

    Dec. 5,

    2008

    Board issues Report on the PCAOB's 2004, 2005, 2006, and

    2007 Inspections of Domestic Annually Inspected Firms

    Dec. 4,

    2008

    Board adopts rule amendments on the timing of certain non-

    U.S. inspections

    July 29,

    2008

    Board adopts rules for succeeding to registration status of

    a predecessor firm

    June 10,

    2008

    Board adopts rules for annual and special reporting by firms

    June 4,

    2008

    Steven B. Harris is appointed to the Board

    June 25,

    2008

    Roundtable: Proposed Policy Statement regarding PCAOB

    Rule 4012, Washington, D.C.

    April 22,

    2008

    Board adopts new ethics and independence rule concerning

    communications with audit committees, and amends its

    existing tax services rule

    Jan. 29,

    2008

    Board adopts AS No. 6: Evaluating Consistency of Financial

    Statements

    Dec. 10,

    2007

    Board issues Staff Audit Practice Alert No. 2: Matters

    Related to Auditing Fair Value Measurements of Financial

    Instruments and the Use of Specialists

    Oct. 22, Board issues Report on the PCAOBs 2004, 2005, and 2006

    5

  • 7/27/2019 MOHSAN TANVEER PCAOB

    6/19

    2007 Inspections of Domestic Triennially Inspected Firms

    Sept. 18,

    2007

    Board Member Kayla J. Gillan announces her resignation

    July 2,2007

    Board Member Daniel L. Goelzer is reappointed

    May 24,

    2007

    Board adopts AS No. 5, superseding AS No. 2: An Audit of

    Internal Control Over Financial Reporting That Is

    Integrated with An Audit of Financial Statements

    May 2,

    2007

    Board hosts first International Auditor Regulatory

    Institute, Washington, D.C.

    April 18,

    2007

    Board issues Report on the Second-Year Implementation of

    AS No.2

    Jan. 22,

    2007

    Board issues Observations on Auditors Implementation of

    PCAOB Standards Relating to Auditors Responsibilities

    with Respect to Fraud

    July 28,

    2006

    Board issues Staff Audit Practice Alert No. 1: Matters

    Relating to Timing and Accounting for Option Grants

    June 19,

    2006

    Board Member Kayla J. Gillan is reappointed

    June 19,

    2006

    Mark W. Olson is appointed Chairman

    May 10,

    2006

    PCAOB/SEC Roundtable: Second-Year Experiences with

    Internal Control Reporting and Auditing Provisions,

    Washington, D.C.

    March 21,

    2006

    Board issues Observations on the Initial Implementation of

    the Process for Addressing Quality Control Criticisms

    within 12 months after an Inspection Report and The

    Process for Board Determinations Regarding Firms Efforts

    to Address Quality Control Criticisms in Inspection Reports

    6

  • 7/27/2019 MOHSAN TANVEER PCAOB

    7/19

    Dec. 2,

    2005

    Board Member Bill Gradison is named Acting Chairman,

    following Chairman McDonoughs resignation

    Nov. 30,

    2005

    Board issues Report on the Initial Implementation of AS

    No.2: An Audit of Internal Control Over Financial Reporting

    Performed in Conjunction with an Audit of Financial

    Statements

    July 26,

    2005

    Board adopts AS No. 4: Reporting on Whether a Previously

    Reported Material Weakness Continues to Exist

    May 16,

    2005

    Board issues Policy Statement Regarding Implementation of

    AS No. 2: An Audit of Internal Control over Financial

    Reporting Performed in Conjunction with an Audit of

    Financial Statements

    Nov. 30,

    2004 -

    Dec. 1,

    2004

    First Forum on Auditing in the Small Business Environment,

    Costa Mesa, Calif.

    Aug. 26,

    2004

    Board issues reports on 2003 limited inspections of Big Four

    firms

    Aug. 5,2004

    Board Member Bill Gradison is reappointed

    July 19,

    2004

    Registration requirement takes effect for non-U.S. audit

    firms

    July 14,

    2004

    Roundtable: Auditor Independence and Tax Services,

    Washington, D.C.

    June 21,

    2004

    First Standing Advisory Group meeting

    June 9,

    2004

    Board adopts rules relating to the oversight of non-U.S.

    audit firms

    June 9, Board adopts AS No. 3: Audit Documentation

    7

  • 7/27/2019 MOHSAN TANVEER PCAOB

    8/19

    2004

    March 9,

    2004

    Board adopts AS No. 2: An Audit of Internal Control over

    Financial Reporting Performed in Conjunction with an Audit

    of Financial Statements

    Dec. 17,

    2003

    Board adopts AS No. 1: References in Auditors Reports to

    the Standards of the Public Company Accounting Oversight

    Board

    Oct. 23,

    2003

    Board Member Charles D. Niemeier is reappointed

    Oct. 22,

    2003

    Registration requirement takes effect for U.S. audit firms

    of public companies

    Oct. 7,

    2003

    Board adopts inspection rules

    Sept. 29,

    2003

    Board adopts rules on investigations and adjudications

    Sept. 29,

    2003

    Roundtable: Audit Documentation, Washington, D.C.

    July 29,

    2003

    Roundtable: Reporting on Internal Controls, Washington,

    D.C.

    July 17,

    2003

    Accounting firm registration system is activated online

    June 30,

    2003

    Board adopts rules related to auditing and related

    professional practice standards as well as advisory groups

    May 21,2003

    William J. McDonough is appointed Chairman

    May 6,

    2003

    Board adopts audit firm registration rules

    April 25, PCAOB receives SEC determination, as required by the

    8

  • 7/27/2019 MOHSAN TANVEER PCAOB

    9/19

    2003 Sarbanes-Oxley Act, that it is appropriately organized, with

    the capacity to carry out the Acts requirements

    April 16,

    2003

    Board adopts AICPA standards as Interim Auditing

    Standards

    March 31,

    2003

    Roundtable: Non-U.S. Auditor Registration, Washington,

    D.C.

    Jan. 9,

    2003

    First open board meeting

    Jan. 8,

    2003

    Board Member Charles D. Niemeier is named Acting

    Chairman

    Jan. 6,

    2003

    Washington, D.C. office opens

    Oct. 25,

    2002

    Founding board members are appointed to staggered terms

    including: Kayla J. Gillan, Daniel L. Goelzer, Bill Gradison, and

    Charles D. Niemeier

    July 30,

    2002

    Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 is enacted, establishing the

    PCAOB

    9

  • 7/27/2019 MOHSAN TANVEER PCAOB

    10/19

    ABOUT PCAOB:-

    The PCAOB is a nonprofit corporation established by Congress to

    oversee the audits of public companies in order to protect

    investors and the public interest by promoting informative,

    accurate, and independent audit reports. The PCAOB also

    oversees the audits of broker-dealers, including compliance

    reports filed pursuant to federal securities laws, to promote

    investor protection.

    The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, which created the PCAOB,

    required that auditors of U.S. public companies be subject to

    external and independent oversight for the first time in history.Previously, the profession was self-regulated.

    The five members of the PCAOB Board, including the Chairman,

    are appointed to staggered five-year terms by the Securities and

    Exchange Commission (SEC), after consultation with the Chairman

    of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System and

    the Secretary of the Treasury.

    The SEC has oversight authority over the PCAOB, including the

    approval of the Boards rules, standards, and budget.

    The Act established funding for PCAOB activities, primarily

    through annual fees assessed on public companies in proportion to

    their market capitalization and on brokers and dealers based on

    their net capital.

    THE BOARD:-

    The five members of the Board, including the Chairman, are

    appointed to staggered five-year terms by the Securities and

    10

  • 7/27/2019 MOHSAN TANVEER PCAOB

    11/19

    Exchange Commission, after consultation with the Chairman of the

    Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System and the

    Secretary of the Treasury.

    James R. Doty

    Chairman

    since 2011

    Lewis H.

    Ferguson

    Board Member

    since 2011

    Daniel L.

    Goelzer

    Board Member

    since 2002

    Jay D. Hanson

    Board Member

    since 2011

    Steven B.

    Harris

    Board Member

    since 2008

    SENIOR STAFF:-

    PCAOB Management, Program Area, and Operations Leadership

    11

  • 7/27/2019 MOHSAN TANVEER PCAOB

    12/19

    Board Offices:-

    Office of the General Counsel and Secretary

    J. Gordon Seymour General Counsel and Secretary

    Michael Stevenson Deputy General Counsel

    Barbara B. Hannigan Ethics Officer and Senior Compliance Counsel

    Office of Chief Hearing Officer

    David M. FitzGerald Chief Hearing Officer

    Board Staff

    Phoebe W. Brown Special Counsel to Board Member Daniel L.

    Goelzer

    Karen Dietrich Special Counsel to Board Member Jay D. Hanson

    Joanne O'Rourke

    Hindman

    Special Advisor to Board Member Steven B.

    Harris

    Steven E. Richards Special Advisor to Chairman James R. Doty

    Bella Rivshin Special Advisor to Board Member Lewis H.

    Ferguson

    Samantha E. Ross Special Counsel to Chairman James R. Doty

    Program Areas

    Office of the Chief Auditor

    Martin F. Baumann Chief Auditor and Director of ProfessionalStandards

    Jennifer A. Rand Deputy Chief Auditor/Deputy Division Director

    Greg Scates Deputy Chief Auditor

    Keith Wilson Deputy Chief Auditor

    12

    http://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/JGordonSeymour.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/MichaelStevenson.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/BarbaraHannigan.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/DavidFitzGerald.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/PhoebeWBrown.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/KarenDietrich.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/JoanneORourkeHindman.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/JoanneORourkeHindman.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/StevenARichards.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/BellaRivshin.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/SamanthaERoss.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/MartinFBaumann.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/JenniferRand.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/GregScates.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/KeithWilson.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/JGordonSeymour.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/MichaelStevenson.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/BarbaraHannigan.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/DavidFitzGerald.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/PhoebeWBrown.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/KarenDietrich.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/JoanneORourkeHindman.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/JoanneORourkeHindman.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/StevenARichards.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/BellaRivshin.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/SamanthaERoss.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/MartinFBaumann.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/JenniferRand.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/GregScates.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/KeithWilson.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/ClaudiusModesti.aspx
  • 7/27/2019 MOHSAN TANVEER PCAOB

    13/19

    Headquarters

    Washington, D.C.

    Regional Offices

    New York

    New York, N.Y.

    Boston, Mass.

    Atlanta

    Atlanta, Ga.

    Charlotte, N.C.

    Miami, Fla.

    Tampa, Fla.

    Chicago

    Chicago, Ill.

    Detroit, Mich.

    Minnetonka, Minn.

    Dallas

    Irving, Texas

    Houston, Texas

    Denver

    Denver, Colo.

    Orange CountyIrvine, Calif.

    San Franc

    13

    http://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/RhondaSchnare.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/HelenAMunter.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/PaulEBijou.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/GeorgeBotic.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/SarahWilliams.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/GregorySWilson.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/JosephStDenis.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/BrentHan.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/AndresVinelli.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/JerryDecker.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/RaymondHamm.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/MarionEKoenigs.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/RhondaSchnare.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/HelenAMunter.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/PaulEBijou.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/GeorgeBotic.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/SuzanneKinzer.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/PatriciaThompson.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/MarkBWest.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/SarahWilliams.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/GregorySWilson.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/JosephStDenis.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/BrentHan.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/AndresVinelli.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/JanaHranaiova.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/TimothyGustafson.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/GeorgeWilfert.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/DarrellPauley.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/ChristopherSuma.aspx
  • 7/27/2019 MOHSAN TANVEER PCAOB

    14/19

    The PCAOB enforcement staff conducts

    informal inquiries as well as formal

    investigations that arise from several

    sources including:

    PCAOB inspections of registered firms PCAOB research and analysis

    Other regulators

    Public disclosures of restatements and

    auditor changes

    News reports

    Confidential tips from the public

    The PCAOB has authority to investigate and

    discipline registered public accounting firms and

    persons associated with those firms for

    noncompliance with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of

    2002, the rules of the PCAOB and the Securities

    and Exchange Commission, and other laws, rules,

    and professional standards governing the audits ofpublic companies, brokers, and dealers. When

    violations are found, the PCAOB can impose

    appropriate sanctions. As required by the

    Sarbanes-Oxley Act, the Boards investigations

    are confidential and nonpublic. The Sarbanes-

    Oxley Act also requires that disciplinary

    proceedings are confidential and nonpublic, unless

    and until there is a final decision imposing

    sanctions.

    Investigations

    The PCAOB conducts investigations of registered

    public accounting firms and their associated

    persons. Board rules require registered public

    accounting firms and their partners, staff, and

    contractors to cooperate with Board

    investigations, which includes producing documents

    and providing testimony and information.

    HEARINGS

    When investigations lead to alleged violations, the

    PCAOB will provide registered public accounting

    firms and persons associated with those firms an

    opportunity for a hearing and, in appropriate

    cases, impose sanctions designed to deter possible

    recurrence and enhance the quality and reliability

    of future audits.

    Sanctions

    Sanctions imposed by the PCAOB may include

    suspension or revocation of a firm's registration,

    suspension or bar of an individual from associating

    with a registered public accounting firm, and civil

    money penalties. The Board may also require

    improvements in a firms quality control, training,

    independent monitoring of the audit work of a

    firm or individual, or other remedial measures.

    14

    http://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/FredDoggett.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/MaryMSjoquist.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/BillWiggins.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/BelaDaruwala.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/KimGates.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/CaroleJYanofsky.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/MarcStewart.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/PeterSchleck.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/FredDoggett.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/MaryMSjoquist.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/ColleenBrennan.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/About/Staff/Pages/KentBonham.aspx
  • 7/27/2019 MOHSAN TANVEER PCAOB

    15/19

    STANDARDS:-

    The PCAOB is directed by the Sarbanes-

    Oxley Act of 2002 to establish auditing and related

    professional practice standards for registered publicaccounting firms to follow in the preparation and issuance of

    audit reports.

    Auditing

    Interim Standards

    INTERIM STANDARDS:-

    In April 2003, the Boardadopted certain preexisting standards as its interim standards.

    Pursuant to Rule 3500T, Interim Ethics Standards consist of

    ethics standards described in the AICPAs Code of Professional

    Conduct Rule 102, and interpretations and rulings thereunder, as

    in existence on April 16, 2003, to the extent not superseded or

    amended by the Board.

    Pursuant to Rule 3600T, Interim Independence Standards consistof independence standards described in the AICPAs Code of

    Professional Conduct Rule 101, and interpretations and rulings

    thereunder, as in existence on April 16, 2003, to the extent not

    superseded or amended by the Board, and certain standards, and

    interpretations, of the Independence Standards Board, to the

    extent not superseded or amended by the Board. In April 2003,

    the Board adopted certain preexisting standards as its interim

    standards. Pursuant to Rule 3200T, Interim Auditing Standardsconsist of generally accepted auditing standards, as described in

    the AICPA's Auditing Standards Board's Statement of Auditing

    Standards No. 95, as in existence on April 16, 2003, to the

    extent not superseded or amended by the Board.

    15

  • 7/27/2019 MOHSAN TANVEER PCAOB

    16/19

    QUALITY CONTROL:-

    Attestation

    Interim Standards

    In April 2003, the Board adopted certain preexisting

    standards as its interim standards. Pursuant to Rule 3300T,

    Interim Attestation Standards consist of the AICPAs

    Auditing Standards Boards Statements on Standards forAttestation Engagements, related interpretations, and

    statements of position as in existence on April 16, 2003, to

    the extent not superseded or amended by the Board.

    Guidance

    Staff Audit Practice Alerts

    Staff Audit Practice Alerts highlight new, emerging, or otherwise

    noteworthy circumstances that may affect how auditors conduct

    audits under the existing requirements of PCAOB standards and

    relevant laws. The statements contained in Staff Audit Practice

    Alerts are not rules of the Board and do not reflect any Board

    determination or judgment about the conduct of any particular

    firm, auditor, or any other person.

    Current Standard-Setting and Related Rulemaking Activities

    TITLE DOCKET NO. STATUS EFFECTIVE DATE

    Concept Release on

    Auditor Independence

    037 Comment

    Period Open

    16

    http://pcaobus.org/Rules/Rulemaking/Pages/Docket037.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/Rules/Rulemaking/Pages/Docket037.aspx
  • 7/27/2019 MOHSAN TANVEER PCAOB

    17/19

  • 7/27/2019 MOHSAN TANVEER PCAOB

    18/19

    of 2002

    Proposed Auditing

    Standard on

    Communications withAudit Committees and

    Related Amendments to

    Certain PCAOB Auditing

    Standards

    030 Comment

    Period

    Closed

    Improving Transparency

    Through Disclosure of

    Engagement Partner and

    Certain Other

    Participants in Audits

    029 Comment

    Period Open

    Due Jan.

    9, 2012

    Proposed Auditing

    Standard Related to

    Confirmation and Related

    Amendments to PCAOB

    Standards

    028 Comment

    Period

    Closed

    Auditing Standards

    Related to the Auditor's

    Assessment of and

    Response to Risk and

    Related Amendments to

    PCAOB Standards

    026 Approved

    by SEC

    For audits of fiscal

    years beginning on or

    after Dec. 15, 2010

    Standing Advisory Group

    The Board convened a Standing Advisory Group (SAG) to advise the

    PCAOB on the development of auditing and related professional practice

    standards. The SAG includes auditors, investors, public company

    executives and others.

    18

    http://pcaobus.org/Rules/Rulemaking/Pages/Docket030.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/Rules/Rulemaking/Pages/Docket029.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/Rules/Rulemaking/Pages/Docket028.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/Rules/Rulemaking/Pages/Docket026.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/Rules/Rulemaking/Pages/Docket030.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/Rules/Rulemaking/Pages/Docket029.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/Rules/Rulemaking/Pages/Docket028.aspxhttp://pcaobus.org/Rules/Rulemaking/Pages/Docket026.aspx
  • 7/27/2019 MOHSAN TANVEER PCAOB

    19/19

    The SAG meets two or three times a year and is chaired by the Boards

    Chief Auditor and Director of Professional Standards.

    NOMINATION PROCESSOn an annual basis, the Board seeks nominations of individuals to

    serve two-year terms on the SAG. Members are selected by the

    Board based on the nominations received, including self-

    nominations, from any person or organization. Appointments are

    typically announced by the end of October, and the new terms

    begin in January.

    Membership in the advisory group is personal to the member, andthe duties and responsibilities of the member cannot be

    delegated to others. Members are subject to certain sections of

    the Boards Ethics Code, as provided in PCAOB Rule 3700,

    Advisory Groups.

    OBSERVERS:-

    The Board has granted six organizations observer status with

    speaking rights at SAG meetings:

    Auditing Standards Board of the American Institute of

    Certified Public Accountants

    Department of Labor

    Financial Accounting Standards Board

    Government Accountability Office

    International Auditing and Assurance Standards Board

    Securities and Exchange Commission

    19