1. Collecting and Organizing Documents: A paralegal may be responsible for collecting and organizing essential documents related to the company’s operations and practices, facilitating the analysis of information that may be required for the regulatory audit.

2. Legal Research: A paralegal may conduct legal research to identify regulations and laws relevant to the company’s industry, ensuring the audit is aware of all legal obligations.

3. Preparation of Regulatory Documents: This includes the preparation of reports, forms, and other documents required by regulatory authorities. The paralegal can ensure that these documents are correct and submitted within the established deadlines.

4. Conformity Review: The paralegal can assist the company when it reviews practices to ensure they comply with specific regulations and applicable laws.

5. Deadline Management: Keeping track of deadlines is critical in regulatory audits. The paralegal may help the company monitor and meet deadlines for the submission of regulatory documents and reports.

6. Communication with Regulatory Authorities: The paralegal may serve as a point of contact between the company and regulatory authorities, facilitating communication and providing responses to queries or requests.

7. Employee Training: The paralegal team may assist with the creation and provision of training for employees, making sure that they understand regulations and are aware of compliance practices.

8. Records Management: Keeping records organized and accessible is key. The paralegal can help create effective records management systems to meet regulatory requirements.

9. Risk Assessment: The paralegal can collaborate with the audit team to identify and assess regulatory risks, and help create mitigation strategies.