alleryStart learning →Government auditors mainly review what?
AFinances of government bodies
BBooks of private companies
CEnergy usage in households
DAttendance in public schools
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Finances of government bodies
Government auditors examine the finances and practices of public bodies and report their findings to the legislature.
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