Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the importance of auditing in ensuring budget compliance and preventing wasteful spending within government departments [1][2] - The provincial audit office has focused on auditing 21 provincial departments, extending to key secondary and tertiary budget units, integrating policy and fund performance audits [1] - The revised regulations emphasize the need for stricter supervision and accountability in budget execution and financial activities of government agencies, enhancing the effectiveness of audits [1] Group 2 - The audit aims to enforce strict control over general expenditures, strengthen budget constraints, and improve budget management efficiency [2] - Specific areas of focus include the management of "three public" expenses, revealing issues of overspending and hidden costs, as well as the management of meetings, training, and awards to uncover wasteful practices [2] - Over the past four years, audit rectifications have led to an increase in revenue savings of approximately 400 million and the activation of over 2 billion in idle funds, promoting the establishment of more than 150 improved regulations [2]