31) Baker Tilly MKM (Oman) LLC is the auditor of United Power Company SAOG (Company) and has stated that the financial statements has fairly presented the financial performance and the cash flow for the year.The preparation of financial statements is the primary responsibility of a) Board of Directors b) Internal auditors of United Power Company SAOGc) Baker Tilly MKM (Oman) LLC d) Management at United Power Company SAOG In June 2001, in Oman, the Capital Market Authority issued the Corporate Governance Code, applicable to companies whose securities are listedon the Muscat Securities Market.The Code, drawn from codes of best practices from around the world but adapted to the local market, seeks to promote a "culture of compliance,transparency and accountability without limiting business initiative.Answer the following three questions .

31) Baker Tilly MKM (Oman) LLC is the auditor of United Power Company SAOG (Company) and has stated that the financial statements has fairly presented the financial performance and the cash flow for the year. The preparation of financial statements is the primary responsibility of a) Board of Directors b) Internal auditors of United Power Company SAOG c) Baker Tilly MKM (Oman) LLC d) Management at United Power Company SAOG

31) Baker Tilly MKM (Oman) LLC is the auditor of United Power Company SAOG (Company) and has stated that the financial statements has fairly presented the financial performance and the cash flow for the year. The preparation of financial statements is the primary responsibility of a) Board of Directors b) Internal auditors of United Power Company SAOG c) Baker Tilly MKM (Oman) LLC d) Management at United Power Company SAOG

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