The Audit Bureau is mainly responsible for auditing and supervising local government departments and all enterprises and institutions. Audit bureau is a national civil servant, mainly responsible for auditing and supervising local government departments and all enterprises and institutions. Including organizing the implementation of national and provincial audit policies, laws and regulations; Inform the relevant departments of the audit situation and put forward suggestions on formulating and improving relevant policies and regulations.

To handle the appeals and reconsideration of the audited units of the districts and counties (cities) on the audit decisions of the auditing organs of the districts and counties (cities). Audit bureaus generally have offices, financial audit offices, administrative audit offices, economic and trade audit offices, fixed assets investment audit offices, agricultural resources and environment audit offices, cadre economic responsibility audit offices, internal audit associations and other departments.

The main responsibilities of the Audit Bureau

1, organize the implementation of national and provincial audit policies and regulations; Entrusted to study and draft local laws and regulations on audit management, and organize their implementation after deliberation and approval, and guide, coordinate and supervise audit institutions at all levels.

2 report to the Municipal People's government and inform the relevant departments of the Municipal People's government of the audit situation, and put forward suggestions on formulating and improving relevant policies and regulations.

3, according to the provisions of the "People's Republic of China (PRC) Audit Law", direct audit.