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The number of Audit Groups

How many Audit Groups are there?

There are four Audit Groups at the Court of Auditors. Audit Group I deals with agricultural spending. Audit Group II is responsible to check expenditure incurred in the regional sector, the cohesion funds, social policies, fisheries, internal policies and research. Audit Group III deals with money spent on cooperation with developing and third countries. Audit Group IV is responsible for administrative expenditure of the institutions.

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