Which aspect is not included in the post-audit?

The aspect that is not included in the post-audit is the comprehensive audit of all the departments and government operations. A post-audit primarily focuses on evaluating the effectiveness of specific projects, programs, or expenditures after their completion. It assesses whether the intended goals were achieved and if funds were used efficiently.

In contrast, a full audit of all departments and government operations would be a much broader scope that encompasses a wide range of activities and financial dealings. This type of extensive auditing is typically done in a more routine or ongoing oversight process rather than being specific to the evaluation of completed projects. Thus, the post-audit's narrower focus makes it distinct from an all-encompassing departmental audit.