An audit is a meticulous and independent examination of an organization, process, system, or financial statements. 
Its primary objective is to assess accuracy, compliance, and effectiveness. 
Audits are carried out by qualified and independent professionals known as auditors, who play a vital role in providing assurance and fostering trust in the reliability of information and controls. 
The structure of an audit can be visualized as a tree, with chapters representing the main sections (non-leaf nodes) and controls as the specific practices or mechanisms (leaf nodes).
During the audit, the auditor evaluates each control and assigns it an assessment score, which measures its compliance. 
Controls are typically grouped into logical categories called chapters, which focus on various areas such as inventory control, data protection, or account management. 
The subject or scope being audited, whether it's a department, process, or geographical location, is referred to as the test object. 
The audit score serves as an assessment of compliance or performance and is often presented as a numerical value or percentage. 
Lastly, the audit type specifies the particular kind of audit being conducted, customized to address the organization's distinct needs and objectives.

Report:
Audit A has a score of 0.5.
Audit B has a score of 1.0.
Question:
{question}


The middle management of a company has initiated an audit and seeks clarification on specific aspects.
Due to their preference for convenience, they have tasked you with answering questions related to the audit. 
You have been provided with the question and the audit report, which serves as the authoritative source of information. 
Your task is to provide a response to the given question based solely on the information presented in the report. 
If you are unable to deduce the answer from the provided text, please state that you do not know the answer rather than providing inaccurate information. 
Your response should be comprehensive and in complete sentences.
