Professional scepticism does not involve:
A)being suspicious when evidence contradicts documents held by their client or enquiries made of client personnel.
B)seeking independent evidence to corroborate information provided by their client.
C)the professional requirement that all management representations be substantiated with supporting documentation.
D)none of the above.

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Professional scepticism involves being skeptical of information and evidence provided by clients and seeking independent corroboration, as in options A and B. Option C, however, mentions a requirement for management representations to be supported by documentation, which is not related to professional skepticism.

Professional Scepticism Does Not Involve