An Introduction to Financial Sacrifice — Page 158
158 AUDITOR 1. In addition to the Internal Auditor, (as laid down in Rule 172) an Auditor shall be appointed in every country by the Centre in consultation with the Am i r. He shall be known as the National Auditor in the country. (Rule 388) 2. The Auditor shall be responsible for the audit of the accounts of the Jam a ‘at. (Rule 389) 3. The auditor shall immediately inform the Markaz if expenses are made beyond the approved budget. (Rule 390) 4. Audit of accounts shall be done at least quarterly. (Rule 391) 5. All audit reports shall be sent to the Centre. (Rule 392) 6. The auditor shall prepare an annual audit report at the end of the fiscal year. (Rule 393) 7. The auditor shall be accountable to President Ta h r i k-e-Jad i d. (Rule 394) 8. The auditor shall also perform any other duties which may be assigned to him by Hadrat Khalifatul Masih. (Rule 395) 9. The Internal Auditor (as provided in Rule 172) shall be responsible to the National Am i r. Keeping in view the rules and regulations of Ta h r i k-e-Jad i d and the instructions given by the Centre, he shall audit the accounts of the national Jam a ‘at and the local Jam a ‘at s in the country and submit his report to the National Am i r. Note: (i) The duties of office bearers have been laid down mainly keeping the national office bearers in view. (ii) The office bearers at the local level shall have the same duties in their restricted sphere.