22 prescribed by the Commission, the Secretary-General shall seek for prior approval from the Commission. Section 56. The Commission shall propose the budget expenditure for allocation of subsidy for the Commission and the Office in, the annual appropriations bill or supplementary appropriations bill, as the case may be. In proposing the budget expenditure, the Commission shall take into consideration the audit results by the Office of the Auditor General according to paragraph two of Section 58. In case the Commission is of the opinion that the budget allocated is insufficient, the Commission shall directly submit a motion for amendment to the Budget Committee of the House of Representatives. In submitting a budget expenditure under paragraph one and paragraph two, the Commission shall notify the Cabinet of its incomes and existing assets. Section 57. When the Annual Budget Expenditure Act for each fiscal year or the Supplementary Annual Budget Expenditure Act under Section 56 comes into effect, the Office shall prepare the annual budget expenditure for approval from the Commission and disseminate it to the public. Disbursement of the budget of the Office shall be as prescribed in the annual budget expenditure under paragraph one, unless otherwise approved by the Commission on a case by case basis. In disbursing the allocated budget, the Office shall submit a request for disbursement to the Comptroller General’s Department by specifying the amount of money to be disbursed in each quarter, three months per quarter and the Comptroller General's Department shall reimburse the money to the Office within three days prior to the beginning of the following period. In case it is necessary for the Office to expend more than previously notified, the Comptroller General’s Department shall comply with the Office’s request. Section 58. The Office shall prepare a balance sheet, a financial statement and revenue account for to the auditor within ninety days from the last day of the audit year. The Office of the Auditor General shall be the auditor of the Office and shall inspect and certify the account and all financial reports of the Office by illustrating the extent to which the disbursement of money is in accordance with the purposes, cost-efficient, producing the desired results, efficient and reasonable and subsequently propose. The Office of the Auditor General shall then prepare a report presenting the audit results to the Parliament and the Cabinet without delay.