Which aspect does the National Privacy Commission NOT monitor?

The National Privacy Commission (NPC) primarily focuses on ensuring compliance with data privacy regulations, such as the processing of personal data and the implementation of data privacy provisions. These responsibilities encompass overseeing how personal data is handled, ensuring that organizations adhere to established privacy laws, and safeguarding individuals' rights regarding their personal data.

While the NPC plays a crucial role in the data privacy landscape, it does not involve itself in conducting financial audits of corporations. Financial audits are typically the domain of accounting and financial regulatory agencies, which assess the financial practices and compliance of an organization with financial standards rather than data privacy regulations. Therefore, monitoring financial audits falls outside the scope of the NPC's responsibilities, which centers more on data protection and privacy matters.