The IESBA's EXPOSURE DRAFT "Proposed revisions to the code to promote the role and mindset expected of professional accountants" is an examinable document (from September 2020) and according to the note to the examinable documents:
"Topics of exposure drafts are examinable to the extent that RELEVANT ARTICLES about them are published in student accountant."
You MUST read this article: https://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/student/exam-support-resources/professional-exams-study-resources/p7/technical-articles/role-mindset.html
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AAAAAA "MUST READ" CURRENT ISSUE ARTICLE!!!
5y agoThanks for this.
Has this been examined yet? I am preparing for Septembers 21 exam.
Also, thanks for all the other valuable resources. Honestly really helpful, I am going through your "must read post" too :)
4y ago#2This article is still relevant to the 2021-22 syllabus. I did not see/hear that it came up in June - it is not mentioned in the sample Qs/As for M/J21.
Ok thank you for replying. :)
4y ago#5If you read my note https://opentuition.com/acca/aaa/advanced-audit-and-assurance-aaa-changes-for-september-2021-june-2022-edition-notes you should be able to draw a conclusion(!)
In short - YES - ISA 315 (Revised 2019) is the most significant change in examinable docs since the reporting standards were revised in 2016.
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