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Old 04-10-2009, 12:05 AM
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Re: Evangelical Council For Financial Accountabili
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Originally Posted by Steve Epley View Post
Who watches them?
Is that not a bit naive? The entire purpose of such an organization is to provide professional standards of accountability, and maintain financial transparency.

The ECFA Membership elect the Board of Directors, who in turn oversee the staff and standards committee, who in turn review and monitor the membership. I am sure it's not perfect - but the safety net is greatly enhanced by the direct involvement of the membership and their pledge to transparency if audited.
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