Accounting giant Ernst and Young admits its employees cheated on ethics exams

> Along with paying the $100 million fine, Ernst & Young has to audit itself and report the findings to the SEC, including an assessment of its ethics and integrity training. It'll also be reviewed by independent consultants that the firm will have to pay for.

What? How can they be trusted to audit themselves when they've been failing to abide by their own ethical standards for more than a decade?

This reeks, rotten to the core.

Is this exam like the multiple-choice fire safety exams office workers have to take yearly, and which usually ends with someone sharing the solution key in chat?