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Audit regulator’s ‘flagrant failure’ to follow Auditing Professions Act | SA News

30 October 2025 by Guest

South Africa’s Independent Regulatory Board of Auditors (Irba) has been blasted by the High Court in Johannesburg for failing to follow the empowering provisions of the Auditing Professions Act (APA) when investigating a complaint against an auditor.

Judge Mandlenkosi Motha said in a judgment handed down on Friday that Irba’s failure to follow the act “coloured the entire process with arbitrariness”.

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