This spirit is clearly demonstrated in Directive No. 1600/CT-KTNN on adjusting audit activities to coordinate in overcoming consequences in localities affected by storm No. 3, signed and issued by State Auditor General Ngo Van Tuan on September 17, 2024.
The Directive was sent to the General Secretary, President, Prime Minister, Chairman of the National Assembly, and the National Assembly Standing Committee for reporting and to the People's Councils and People's Committees of localities affected by storm No. 3, leaders of the State Audit, and units under the State Audit (SA) for implementation.
The Directive stated: In the past few days, storm No. 3 with very strong intensity has entered the northern provinces of our country, causing great devastation. Despite the timely and proactive storm prevention spirit of the Government and local authorities; the consensus and joint efforts of the people and functional forces to minimize the damage caused by the storm, however, the consequences of the storm have still caused and are causing many losses in human lives and property.
In order to create conditions for localities to focus on overcoming the consequences, stabilizing life, restoring production and business activities, and at the same time ensuring the completion of the State Audit's audit tasks, the State Auditor General requests the Heads of units assigned to audit in localities affected by storm No. 3 to promptly grasp the situation in the localities (especially the areas directly affected), study and propose adjustments to the audit plan, audit organization plan (including the audit teams that are implementing and expected to implement from now until the end of the year) in the direction of reducing the scope of the audit, the audited units, shortening the audit time, and reporting to the State Audit Leaders for decision.
State Auditor General Ngo Van Tuan also requested that the review and adjustment must simultaneously ensure the quality and effectiveness of audit activities, prevent negativity and affirm the reputation of the Industry.
In the Directive, the State Auditor General assigned the General Department to monitor and urge units to implement and promptly report to the State Auditor General on any unexpected or arising issues. As for the units, during the implementation process, if there are any problems or difficulties, they must promptly report to the State Auditor General (through the General Department) for consideration and decision.
Flexible adaptation to the context and situation demonstrates the State Audit's spirit of sharing with the difficulties of localities and units, while still ensuring the successful completion of assigned political tasks.
