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of <h1>Internal Audit Parties to Report to Chief Auditors, Not Inspecting Assistant Commissioners, for Better Supervision and Flexibility.</h1> The Board has decided that Internal Audit Parties (IAPs) should be under the full administrative control of Chief Auditors, not Range Inspecting Assistant Commissioners (IACs), due to ineffective supervision by IACs. This change aims to enhance the freedom of IAPs in reporting errors and aligns with the Chief Auditor's responsibility for scheduling and scrutinizing audit objections. Additionally, it is suggested that IAPs operate from the Chief Auditor's headquarters to ensure effective control, prompt technical advice, and flexible team arrangements. This setup is being tested in some areas and is recommended for broader implementation with necessary local adjustments.
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