The present Manual combines, for the first time, the “Introduct,on to Inii.an Government Audit ” with the ” Introduction to Indian Government Accounts”, It is based “in the main on the two earlier volumes which bore these titles, the former of which was prepared by Sir Frederic Gauntlett, K.C.l.E., K.B.E., I.C.S. (late Auditor-Gen~ral in India), while the latter was originally drafted by Mr. L. E. Pritchard,
(late Accountant-General), and subsequently revised by Sir Frederic Gauntlett.
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Much of the material in the present manual is taken directly from the second editions of the earlier volumes, with such modifications and omissions as are necessitated by the changes that have taken place since they were published. At the same time, the opportunity has been taken thoroughly to rearrange the matter in such a way as to facilitate a consecutive study of the subject. Moreover, a considerable amount of new matter has been incorporated, the more important portions of which deal with the constitutional position of Audit, and incidentally of Accounts, under the reformed constitution given to India in 1919. This manual has been compiled at a time when further changes of far-reaching importance are expected. To postp&ie its issue until the changes are effected would probably have involved a delay of several years, while there is a certain advantage in making available at the present stage a summary of the position as it now stands in order to make it easier for probationers—and it is hoped for others also,-to grasp the significance of the impending changes as t’hey take place.