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CONCLUSIONThe evidence cited in this chapter does not flatter members of theauditing profession. Various types of dysfunctional and self-interestedbehaviour are coming to light in the course of empirical studies onauditing practice, and the application of Kohlberg’s model of moraldevelopment shows no very high level of moral reasoning amongmembers of the profession. Demands for ethical education for auditors inthe USA have been frequent and vociferous in recent years, and a supplyETHICAL ISSUES AND THE AUDITOR 145has arisen to meet the demand; however there is little evidence as yet toindicate whether or not the initiatives taken in this area have beeneffective. The crisis of confidence in the UK auditing profession mayresult in similar demands in years to come, especially if the profession issuccessful in maintaining self-regulation, and it is likely that we stand atthe beginning of an era of increased consciousness of the importance ofprofessional ethics in the auditing profession.NOTES
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