The IASB launched a public consultation to seek broad public input on the strategic direction and overall balance of its future work programme. The consultation period on the future work programme of the IASB closes on 30 November 2011.
The published consultation document asks deliberately open questions to gather views on the IASB’s future work programme from all those involved in or affected by financial reporting. In particular, the
IASB is seeking feedback on how it should balance the development of financial reporting with the maintenance of IFRSs and—with consideration of time and resource constraints—those areas of financial reporting that should be given the highest priority for further improvement.
Introducing the agenda consultation, Hans Hoogervorst, Chairman of the IASB, said: "Up until now, the agenda of the
IASB has largely been determined by the need to support a first wave of jurisdictions adopting IFRSs and the completion of our programme to improve IFRSs and align them with US GAAP. With this work largely completed, our attention can now turn to new issues that may require our attention. We seek your views to get the balance and the direction of our future work plan right."
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