The client should have this responsibility. They're the ones who requested the audit in the first place, so they should be involved in the follow-up process.
I think it could also be the client's responsibility to recognize the need for a follow-up audit, as they are the ones being audited and may have insights into areas that need further examination.
The lead auditor should definitely be responsible for recognizing the need for a follow-up audit. It's their job to ensure the audit process is thorough and complete.
I agree with Jerry. The lead auditor is in charge of overseeing the audit process, so they should be the one to determine if a follow-up audit is necessary.
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