Control activities will not be fully effective until everyone, from the person on the counter through to the head of the agency, takes responsibility for managing risk from the perspective of their respective positions.
In order for control activities to maximize their effectiveness, it's important for everyone in the agency to take a responsible approach to risk management.
For control activities to be as effective as possible, it's enough for the head of the agency to take personal responsibility in the management of risk in his or her position.
A Chinese farmer is working outside
Twenty years old.
The garden separates the works of western and Japanese sculptors.
According to Time's Lance Morrow Clinton acts like a 2 year old testing the limits of what he can get away with.
The woman doesn't notice everyone wearing black.
People are enjoying food.