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The primary function of Audit is: (i) to verify the accuracy and completeness of accounts. (ii) to secure that all revenue and receipts collected are brought to accounts under proper head. (iii) to ensure that all expenditure and disbursements are authorised, vouched and correctly classified. Which of the above statements are correctly given in the codes below ?
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