Audit reports, 1957-1974.

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Audit reports, 1957-1974.

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Audit reports were prepared by certified public accountants appointed by the Auditor General for all state agencies including constitutional officers; code departments and divisions; executive and legislative boards and commissions; state institutions, colleges, and universities; and Supreme and appellate courts. Each report includes name of agency audited, date of audit, inclusive dates covered by audit, and name and address of individual or firm conducting audit. Generally the beginning narrative section includes an explanation of agency's scope of activity, accounting procedures used by agency, methods used to conduct audit, and statements as to whether agency's accounts agreed or disagreed with audit findings. Attached are more detailed tabular statements. Also included is correspondence with the Governor, Legislative Audit Commission, Illinois Budgetary Commission, and audited agencies concerning audits. Earlier Audit reports are found in Record Series 105.033.

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