Friday, July 08, 2011 11:51:59 AM
So, what is meant by reporting at a higher standard?
I observed in the NI continuous disclosure requirements that the financials require a disclaimer if they have not been reviewed by an auditor.
If you look back to previous quarters, you will see this disclaimer, but more recently this disclaimer is absent.
Therefore, I presume that the last few quarters that did not carry this disclaimer means that these unaudited financials had been reviewed by an auditor.
So, what constitutes a higher standard than unaudited financials that are reviewed by an auditor, if that "higher" standard is not now audited?
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