It isn't "misleading" - financial statements roll up from detailed records, and sometimes the rolled up lines include types of information that aren't closely related. Feel free to dissect the audit records, that is why they are released. The same goes for all financial statements. Don't stray too far in criticizing the volunteer Board personally, though.
There has obviously been a lot of upheaval, but just in the last few months (weeks, even) the degree of professional management has been raised significantly. Rather than focusing on criticizing past practices (aside from scrutinizing the audit for anything obviously wrong, which you can do but I imagine it was done before it was released) a better idea may be to take a "wait and see" approach to coming financial and management results.
I would say, though, that Board responses to inquiries should be handled as a group rather than individually. Additionally, questions about the management (including financial reports approved by the Board, internal audit reports and external reports done at the direction of the Board) should perhaps be responded to by management. Criticism of practices and results (or even questions about reports) shouldn't be taken necessarily as an attack, and responses that sound defensive can be problematic.
Nathan