AUDIT. 
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the Friendly Societies Acts from societies under the Indus 
trial and Provident Societies Acts. 
12. The scales of fees above laid down will only remain 
in force from year to year. At the end of any year they 
may be confirmed or altered in such manner as the Treasury 
may direct. 
13. Auditors are requested to make themselves acquainted 
with the provisions of the Friendly Societies Acts, and of 
the Industrial and Provident Societies Act, 1876, which 
affect the exercise of their functions. Their attention is 
particularly directed to sections 14 and 32 of the Friendly 
Societies Act, 1875, and to sections 10 and 18 of the Indus 
trial and Provident Societies Act, 1876. 
14. [Here follows the arrangement of districts for the 
year]. 
15. Apart from the above arrangement, the auditors of 
the local government board are authorised to exercise, 
subject to the sanction of that board previously obtained, 
the functions of public auditors in their respective districts, 
but are not bound to accept any accounts for audit. 
16. The Treasury reserves to itself the right of appointing 
additional auditors, if required. 
[These conditions are subject to yearly revision by the 
Treasury.]