Manual controls (e.g., managerial reviews, manual approvals) are typically tested through inquiry, observation, or inspection of a small number of instances.
Sampling is generally not required, since the control effectiveness is assessed by reviewing evidence of execution rather than broad data sets.
Sampling applies more often to automated or system-based controls.
Sampling is not generally required for manual controls; validation can be achieved through limited inspection.
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