In order to provide sufficient evidence to support an opinion on compliance, the auditor should set the scope of the audit to address specific requirements such as all of the following, except:
A) types of procedures allowed or not allowed.
B) eligibility.
C) matching.
D) reporting.
E) special tests and provisions.

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The scope of an audit to support an opinion on compliance typically includes eligibility, matching, reporting, and special tests and provisions, but not the types of procedures allowed or not allowed, which are more related to operational or procedural audits rather than compliance audits.

In Order to Provide Sufficient Evidence to Support an Opinion