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AA – Mar 2025 – L2 – Q5 – Auditor Expertise

Identify factors for using an expert in a mining audit.

a).i) Kwade and Lobi Associates, an audit firm based in Tamale, has been engaged by Mawuena Mines LTD, a licensed medium mining company, to audit their financial statements for the year ending 2023. This engagement marks a significant milestone for the audit firm, as it is their most substantial client to date, with audit fees constituting nearly 40% of the firm’s annual service revenue.

Auditing a mining company necessitates specialised skills, knowledge and experience in the mining industry to form an audit opinion. To address these requirements, the audit firm has engaged Miss Ewoenam Agbesi, the firstborn of the Engagement Partner, who holds an MSc in Mining Engineering from the University of Mines & Technology. Although she has just graduated, her expertise in mining is considered crucial for this audit.

Given the complexity and significance of the audit, the engagement also necessitates the involvement of other auditors to provide their opinions on specific aspects of the financial statements.

Required:

 Identify and explain THREE factors Kwade and Lobi Associates should consider when determining whether to use the work of Miss Ewoenam Agbesi as an expert in mining.

ii) What specific aspects of the financial statements might necessitate the involvement of other auditors? Provide examples related to the mining industry.

b) The Auditor General of Ghana has a critical role in ensuring financial accountability and transparency in the country. He has a mandate which includes several key responsibilities.

Required:

Enumerate FIVE mandates of the Auditor General as enshrined in the 1992 Constitution of the Republic of Ghana.

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BCL – May 2017 – L1 – Q1b – Human Rights

Identify fundamental human rights violated in a scenario involving property and privacy.

Ama Grace acquired a plot of land at Kasoa on which she put up a three-bedroom house. Ama Grace lived in that house with her three children. One morning, two young men entered the house and threw out her belongings. The belongings were left outside for several hours before the police intervened. Without giving Ama Grace the opportunity to state her side of the incident, the police also removed the belongings of Ama Grace from the compound onto the street. The police never took action to look for the two young men who entered the compound of Ama Grace.

Required: State TWO fundamental human rights of Ama Grace that have been violated. (5 marks)

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BCL – May 2017 – L1 – Q1a – Sources of Law

Define the components of the common law as a source of law in Ghana.

The common law is one of the sources of law of Ghana under the 1992 constitution of the Republic of Ghana.

Required: State the components of the common law.

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BCL – Nov 2018 – L1 – Q1b – Human Rights

Explain two fundamental human rights violated by a company and a policeman as per the Ghana Constitution.

Abena Muka had been a client of Good Shepherd Savings and Loans Ltd (GSSL). In June 2018, Abena Muka was at the office of GSSL to transact business. She entered the office after business hours had ended. Having been to the office consecutively for the third time without being served, she insisted that she would not leave the banking hall until served. Her insistence attracted officials of GSSL, who instructed the policeman on duty to remove her. The policeman, in obeying the instruction, severely beat up Abena Muka, attracting public attention.

Required:
Explain TWO (2) fundamental human rights of Abena Muka that were violated by the company and the policeman as per the constitution of the Republic of Ghana. (6 marks)

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AA – Mar 2025 – L2 – Q5 – Auditor Expertise

Identify factors for using an expert in a mining audit.

a).i) Kwade and Lobi Associates, an audit firm based in Tamale, has been engaged by Mawuena Mines LTD, a licensed medium mining company, to audit their financial statements for the year ending 2023. This engagement marks a significant milestone for the audit firm, as it is their most substantial client to date, with audit fees constituting nearly 40% of the firm’s annual service revenue.

Auditing a mining company necessitates specialised skills, knowledge and experience in the mining industry to form an audit opinion. To address these requirements, the audit firm has engaged Miss Ewoenam Agbesi, the firstborn of the Engagement Partner, who holds an MSc in Mining Engineering from the University of Mines & Technology. Although she has just graduated, her expertise in mining is considered crucial for this audit.

Given the complexity and significance of the audit, the engagement also necessitates the involvement of other auditors to provide their opinions on specific aspects of the financial statements.

Required:

 Identify and explain THREE factors Kwade and Lobi Associates should consider when determining whether to use the work of Miss Ewoenam Agbesi as an expert in mining.

ii) What specific aspects of the financial statements might necessitate the involvement of other auditors? Provide examples related to the mining industry.

b) The Auditor General of Ghana has a critical role in ensuring financial accountability and transparency in the country. He has a mandate which includes several key responsibilities.

Required:

Enumerate FIVE mandates of the Auditor General as enshrined in the 1992 Constitution of the Republic of Ghana.

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BCL – May 2017 – L1 – Q1b – Human Rights

Identify fundamental human rights violated in a scenario involving property and privacy.

Ama Grace acquired a plot of land at Kasoa on which she put up a three-bedroom house. Ama Grace lived in that house with her three children. One morning, two young men entered the house and threw out her belongings. The belongings were left outside for several hours before the police intervened. Without giving Ama Grace the opportunity to state her side of the incident, the police also removed the belongings of Ama Grace from the compound onto the street. The police never took action to look for the two young men who entered the compound of Ama Grace.

Required: State TWO fundamental human rights of Ama Grace that have been violated. (5 marks)

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BCL – May 2017 – L1 – Q1a – Sources of Law

Define the components of the common law as a source of law in Ghana.

The common law is one of the sources of law of Ghana under the 1992 constitution of the Republic of Ghana.

Required: State the components of the common law.

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BCL – Nov 2018 – L1 – Q1b – Human Rights

Explain two fundamental human rights violated by a company and a policeman as per the Ghana Constitution.

Abena Muka had been a client of Good Shepherd Savings and Loans Ltd (GSSL). In June 2018, Abena Muka was at the office of GSSL to transact business. She entered the office after business hours had ended. Having been to the office consecutively for the third time without being served, she insisted that she would not leave the banking hall until served. Her insistence attracted officials of GSSL, who instructed the policeman on duty to remove her. The policeman, in obeying the instruction, severely beat up Abena Muka, attracting public attention.

Required:
Explain TWO (2) fundamental human rights of Abena Muka that were violated by the company and the policeman as per the constitution of the Republic of Ghana. (6 marks)

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