Calgari Clothing Company manufactures high-quality silk ties that are marketed under a number of trademarked names. Joe and Vandervelte LLP has been the company's auditors for five years. Lisa Austen, the senior-in-charge of the audit, has reviewed Calgari's controls over purchasing and inventory, and she determined that a number of controls can be relied upon to reduce control risk. Austen has decided to test two control procedures over purchases and inventory: (1) purchase orders are agreed to receiving reports and vendor's invoices for product, quantity, and price; and (2) inventory is transferred to raw material stores using an approved, prenumbered receiving report. Austen decided to use a nonstatistical sampling approach based on the following judgments for each control procedure and has judgmentally decided to use a sample size of 75 purchase orders for control 1 and 30 receiving reports for control 2. After completing the examination of the sample items, Austen noted one deviation for each control procedure. Required: What conclusion should Austen reach about each control procedure