...the continuation of that approach. That Act clearly placed upon the head of each executive agency the responsibility for establishing and maintaining adequate systems of accounting and internal control. Encouraging as the progress to date has been, and particularly the ever-increasing momentum of agency...

...1950 (64 Stat. 832), places upon the head of each executive agency ' of the Government the specific responsibility for establishing and maintaining adequate systems of accounting and internal control which conform to principles, standards and related requirements for accounting prescribed by the Comptroller...

...of the several agencies of the Government, including those of the General Accounting Office. Prime responsibility for establishing and maintaining adequate systems of accounting and internal control have been vested in the agencies, in accordance with broad principles, standards, and related requirements...

...our systems of accounting and internal control. The Comptroller General recognizes that the primary responsibility for establishing and maintaining adequate systems of accounting and internal control rests with the agencies themselves. As we within the Military Establishment improve internal controls...

...responsibilities under section 113 of the statute which places upon the head of each executive agency the responsibility for establishing and maintaining adequate systems of accounting and internal control. Full disclosure of the results of financial operations of each executive agency and the Government...

...of the several agencies of the Government, including those of the General Accounting Office. Prime responsibility for establishing and maintaining adequate systems of accounting and internal control have been vested in the agencies, in accordance with broad principles, standards, and related requirements...

...12, 1950 (64 Stat. 832), places upon the head of each executive agency of the Government the specific responsibility for establishing and maintaining adequate systems of accounting and internal control which conform to principles, standards, and related requirements for accounting prescribed by the Comptroller...

...our systems of accounting and internal control* The Comptroller General recognizes that the primary responsibility for establishing and maintaining adequate systems of accounting and Internal control rests vlth the agencies themselves. As we within the military establishment Improve Internal controls...

...agency are the basic points for effective control of the Government's financial operations. The primary responsibility for establishing and maintaining adequate systems of accounting and Internal control, including Internal audit, is vested by the Budget and Accounting Procedures Act of 1950 in the Federal...

...agency are the basic points for effective control of the Government's financial operations. The primary responsibility for establishing and maintaining adequate systems of accounting and internal control, including internal audit, is vested by the Budget and Accounting Procedures Act of 1950 in the Federal...