Non-financial auditing, especially for ISO management system certifications, demands more than technical knowledge. It requires auditors to uphold the highest standards of impartiality and integrity. When organisations seek certification, they rely on auditors to provide objective, accurate, and trustworthy assessments. This trust depends on auditors demonstrating they are free from bias and conflicts of interest throughout the audit process. This post explores how auditors c

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