During which of the following steps of the ethics auditing process does an organization identify the tools or methods for measuring progress in improving employees' ethical decisions and conduct?

A) Secure commitment of top managers and directors.
B) Establish a committee to oversee the audit.
C) Define the scope of the audit.
D) Collect and analyze relevant information.
E) Verify the results.

During the step of collecting and analyzing relevant information, an organization identifies the tools or methods for measuring progress in improving employees' ethical decisions and conduct. This step involves gathering data and analyzing it to determine the ethical health of the organization, which includes identifying areas where ethical decision-making and conduct could be improved. As part of this analysis, the organization would need to identify the tools and methods that will be used to measure progress in improving ethical behavior, such as employee surveys or assessments, ethics training programs, or other indicators of ethical behavior.