The Auditor General and the Deputy Auditor Generals are appointed by Royal Decree upon the recommendation of the RGC and approved by absolute majority of all members of the NA. The Auditor General and Deputy Auditor General have rank and privileges equivalent to a senior Minister and Ministry respectively.

The Auditor General and the Deputy Auditor Generals are appointed for a term of five (5) years and may be reappointed for another five (5) years term only upon the completion of the first term.

In the framework of SAIs, the NAA is fully protected by Law. The Auditor General leads the NAA and is fully in charge of the implementation of policies, goals and objectives of the NAA and has authority to act in all matters stipulated in this Law. Furthermore, the Auditor General has the power to appoint, replace, apply sanctions and determine salaries, benefits and bonus for official and staff of the NAA.

Organization structure of the National Audit Authority (NAA) which shall be governed by an Auditor-General who shall be assisted by two Deputy Auditor-Generals, it is included the Secretariat General and its under-controlled departments as follows:

1.Administration and Finance Department
2.Technical Department
3.Audit Department 1
4.Audit Department 2
5.Audit Department 3
6.International Relations Department

Each Department shall be divided into offices.

Auditor-General has consultants and has his own Cabinet. The Cabinet’ task is determined by the Auditor-General.