Governmental program audits include determining all of the following except: A) the causes of the ineffectiveness of the organization's programs, activities, or functions. B) the effectiveness of the organization's programs, activities, or functions. C) the extent to which the desired results or benefits established by the legislature or other authorizing body are being achieved. D) whether the entity has complied with significant laws applicable to the program. E) whether the entity has complied with significant regulations applicable to the program.

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Determining the causes of the ineffectiveness of an organization's programs, activities, or functions is typically not the primary focus of governmental program audits. These audits are more concerned with assessing effectiveness, compliance with laws and regulations, and the achievement of desired results or benefits.

Governmental Program Audits Include Determining All of the Following Except