AFMD17 — Air Force Audit Agency (afaa)

AFMD17 governs the mission, command structure, and responsibilities of the Air Force Audit Agency within the Department of the Air Force.

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  • Publication number: AFMD17
  • Title: AIR FORCE AUDIT AGENCY (AFAA)
  • Date: 2023-04-24

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It describes AFAA's internal audit mission and the authority and reporting relationships governing its operation. It requires audit services and external peer reviews, audit policy development, reporting determinations, and support for the DAF audit liaison and follow-up program.

Applies to: All DAF organizational components and levels of operations, including the Air National Guard and the Air Force Reserve, are subject to internal audit.

Topics covered

  • Internal audit mission
  • Command structure
  • Audit services
  • External peer reviews
  • Audit policy and procedural guidance
  • Audit liaison and follow-up program
  • Audit information exchanges

Questions and answers

What is the Air Force Audit Agency's mission?

The Air Force Audit Agency (AFAA) accomplishes the internal audit mission of the Department of the Air Force (DAF). (paragraph 1)

Who controls the Air Force Audit Agency?

The Secretary of the Air Force maintains authority, direction, and administrative control over AFAA and ensures its effective and efficient operation. (paragraph 2)

Who manages and oversees the Department of the Air Force audit program?

The Auditor General (SAF/AG) acts for the Secretary of the Air Force in managing and overseeing the DAF audit program. (paragraph 2)

What is the Air Force Audit Agency's organizational status?

AFAA is a Field Operating Agency reporting to SAF/AG. (paragraph 2)

What standards govern AFAA audit services and external peer reviews?

Conducts audit services and external peer reviews according to generally accepted government auditing standards. (paragraph 3)

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