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We had our audit last night and the Audit question came up about reviewing the training. The question says, the Bishopric and the Clerk, and the clerk assigned to finances all view the training together. In the last 12 months.
I asked the question about where the instructions are that we all view this togehter before we're 'tagged' in the audit question. I seemed to recall in my investigation that the Bishopric and the Clerk were to view it together, but the 'clerk assigned to finances' looks to be an addition to the original, or was done for more clarification because the original term 'clerk' was ambiguous. I've only been doing the finance stuff for a few months, and while I watched the training when I was first called and I watched it again yesterday before our audit, we still technically, had to hit NO for that audit question.
So the question is, where is the INSTRUCTION to view the training together in the same room at the same time? I've been looking and looking but just can't seem to find anything other than the audit questions and I can't even get a list of the audit questions.
thanks
I asked the question about where the instructions are that we all view this togehter before we're 'tagged' in the audit question. I seemed to recall in my investigation that the Bishopric and the Clerk were to view it together, but the 'clerk assigned to finances' looks to be an addition to the original, or was done for more clarification because the original term 'clerk' was ambiguous. I've only been doing the finance stuff for a few months, and while I watched the training when I was first called and I watched it again yesterday before our audit, we still technically, had to hit NO for that audit question.
So the question is, where is the INSTRUCTION to view the training together in the same room at the same time? I've been looking and looking but just can't seem to find anything other than the audit questions and I can't even get a list of the audit questions.
thanks
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― Thomas Paine, Common Sense
― Thomas Paine, Common Sense