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    International Financial Reporting StandardsWorkbook 2011

    Terms of Use

    By using this Excel workbook, you are agreeing to the following terms. If you do not agree to the following terms, then you are not allowed to use

    this workbook and should immediately terminate such usage.

    This workbook summarises the recognition, measurement, presentation and disclosure requirements set out in International Financial ReportingStandards (IFRSs) in issue as of 30 June 2011. IFRSs include Standards as issued by the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) and the

    former International Accounting Standards Committee and Interpretations as issued by the IFRS Interpretations Committee and the former

    Standing Interpretations Committee. Although this workbook may be used to assist generally in considering compliance with the requirements of

    the IFRSs, it is not a substitute for your understanding of such pronouncements and the exercise of your judgement.

    You are presumed to have a thorough understanding of the IFRSs and should refer to their text, as necessary, in considering particular items in this

    workbook. The items in this workbook are referenced to the applicable sections of the actual IFRSs.

    This workbook is provided to you solely for your individual, non-commercial use, and should not be provided to any other person or entity.

    This workbook is not a substitute for professional advice or services, nor should it be used as the basis for any decision or action that may affect

    your business.

    Please note that, while every effort has been made to ensure that this workbook is complete in terms of the IFRS recognition, measurement,

    presentation and disclosure requirements, users will inevitably be required to exercise professional judgement based on specific circumstances

    (e.g., the determination as to whether financial statements achieve a fair presentation of the financial position, financial performance and cash

    flows of an entity). This workbook is merely an enabling tool that does not address such judgemental issues. Users of this workbook are advised to

    consult IFRS specialists in that regard.

    The detailed recognition, measurement, presentation and disclosure points generally require a "Yes", "No" or "N/A" response. Depending on the

    response, you may need to take further action. A "Yes" response does not necessarily result in compliance with IFRSs.

    IFRSs are constantly changing. It is your responsibility to maintain current knowledge of IFRSs which may impact the content of this workbook.

    Disclaimer of Liability

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    None of (1) the member firm that provides this workbook to clients, (2) Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited, or (3) any other

    member firm of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited or any of their respective subsidiaries, affiliates and related entities, is by means

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    IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING THIS WORKBOOK

    Warning

    While every effort has been made to ensure that this checklist is complete in terms of the requirements of International Financial

    Reporting Standards (IFRSs), users will inevitably be required to exercise professional judgement based on specific circumstances

    (e.g. the determination as to whether financial statements achieve a fair presentation of the financial position, financial performanceand cash flows of an entity). This checklist is an enabling tool that does not address such judgemental issues. Consult with a qualified

    advisor where issues are identified.

    Important Excel Macro Programming Warnings

    Please do not add or delete any rows or columns in the worksheets. Changing or deleting the response to a Tailoring Question (TQ) or sub TQ will

    result in losing the answers already entered in the detailed compliance questions associated with the TQ or sub TQ.

    File Structure

    The workbook includes several types of worksheets :

    - READ ME FIRST

    The "READ ME FIRST" worksheet contains terms of use and important instructions for using this workbook.

    - Summary

    The "Summary" worksheet contains questions that may be used to summarise the results of this checklist as to whether the recognition,

    measurement, presentation and disclosure requirements of IFRS have been met.

    - Index

    The "Index" worksheet provides an overview of all IFRS in this checklist. In this index, the user should indicate which IFRSs are applicable to the

    entity. Please note that the default answer has been set to yes and should be changed if the IFRS is not applicable. For all applicable IFRSs, the

    "Index" worksheet contains links to the Accounting compliance questionnaires and Presentation and disclosure checklists by standard. If the

    Accounting compliance questionnaires and Presentation and disclosure checklists by standard only contain 1 tailoring question, the default answer

    in the Accounting compliance questionnaire and Presentation and disclosure checklist will be automatically answered with "yes".

    - AccountingTQSummary and PresentationTQSummary

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    The "AccountingTQSummary" and "PresentationTQSummary" provide an overview of the answers to the main tailoring questions per IFRSs.

    -Accounting compliance questionnaires (IAS/IFRS [standard number]A) and Presentation and disclosure checklists (IAS/IFRS [standard

    number]P) by standard

    The "Accounting compliance questionnaires" and the "Presentation and disclosure checklists" by standard contain tailoring and detailed questions

    that will assist in determining whether the recognition, measurement, presentation and disclosure requirements of applicable IFRSs have been met.

    - Consequential Amendments

    Certain Standards, Amendments and Interpretations may amend other standards (consequential amendments). Consequential amendments are

    generally included in the applicable worksheet for the affected standard except for those consequential amendments associated with the early

    adoption of IFRS 13 Fair Value Measurement. Consequential amendments associated with the early adoption of IFRS 13 are included in a separateworksheet (IFRS13 - Consq Amnd).

    Colour Coding

    All worksheets in this workbook follow a standard colour coding.

    Certain Standards, Amendments and Interpretations are not effective for periods beginning on 1 January 2011. These are indicated in the checklist

    by red colour coding. Earlier application of these requirements is generally permitted (see Standards/Amendments/Interpretations for specific

    requirements). When such Standards, Amendments and Interpretations are applied for periods beginning before their effective dates, that fact is

    generally required to be disclosed (see specific Standards/Amendments/Interpretations for details).

    Dark blue : Main Tailoring Questions

    Light violet : Sub-Tailoring questions

    Light green : Guidance

    Violet : Answer cell

    Overall Questionnaire Structure

    Every questionnaire includes five columns

    - TQ : internal reference for a main tailoring question.

    - Reference : where the reference to the related paragraph in the Standard, Amendment and Interpretation is indicated.

    - Recognition/measurement requirement(Accounting questionnaire) or Presentation/disclosure requirement(Presentation and disclosure

    checklist): Questions (tailoring, sub-tailoring and detailed compliance questions) and Guidance.

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    - Yes/No/N/A : Answers. Exclusively Yes, No or N/A. In some cases, an option to select guidance is available.

    - Comments : To be filled where a discrepancy with the Standard, Amendment or Interpretation is noted.

    Process

    Applicability

    Starting from the Index page, the preparer selects by standard the applicability of the standard to the engagement by selecting "Yes" or "No" from

    the dropdown box.

    In case of a positive answer (by selecting "Yes" to the standard that is applicable), the questionnaire (Accounting and Presentation) relating to the

    selected standard will appear in the workbook. The user will automatically be transferred, by clicking on the link, to the selected questionnaire.

    Guidance

    The user can decide whether he/she wants to show or hide the guidance in the questionnaire by selecting one of the options on the top of the

    questionnaire. Guidance on individual questions will not automatically disappear if you answer "yes" or "no" to the question. The guidance on

    individual questions can be hidden by selecting the "Hide" option at the top of the sheet.

    Compliance

    The questionnaire is to be filled in the suggested order, that corresponds to the logical flow of the standard.

    An answer to a tailoring question may lead to sub-tailoring question(s) or to some detailed compliance questions.

    By clicking on the answer cell, the user will be proposed a selection of options (Yes/No/N/A) and sometimes guidance. By selecting the guidance,

    some additional content will be disclosed just below the question. The preparer then needs to go back to the initial question to answer Yes, No or

    N/A.

    The response in an answer cell can be deleted.

    If the response to a tailoring question or sub-tailoring question is cleared, all the associated compliance questions will not be displayed on the

    screen. The answer cell of the associated questions will be cleared automatically.

    A negative answer to a detailed compliance question indicates, in the majority of the cases, non-compliance with the standard. A comment will

    have to be inserted in the following column.

    AccountingTQSummary and PresentationTQSummary

    The answers (or the lack of an answer) to the main tailoring questions are automatically copied into the AccountingTQSummary /or

    PresentationTQSummary worksheet (Hyperlink at the right top of the worksheet). The AccountingTQSummary and PresentationTQSummary

    worksheets give an overview of the answers to the main tailoring questions. It does not provide an overview of non-compliance.

    Deleted content of cell(s)

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    In case the user works with an unprotected version and content is lost, the problem can be corrected as follows: (1) Unhide the rows with the

    missing text. (2) Copy the missing text from a known good file and paste them in the worksheet where the content loss occurred and save the file.

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    The following areas of noncompliance were noted:

    The following areas were identified that need further attention:

    The following areas were identified that changed as compared to prior year:

    Areas of change in accounting and presentation and disclosure requirements as co

    SUMMARY OF CHGeneralThis worksheet may be used to summarise the results of this checklist as to whether the reco

    Areas of noncompliance

    Areas requiring further attention

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    Follow-up:

    Follow-up:

    Follow-up:

    pared to prior year:

    CKLIST RESULTS

    nition, measurement, presentation and disclosure requirements of IFRS have been met:

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    A B C G H J K

    Standard Applicable Accounting Presentation

    IFRS 1 -First-time Adoption of International Financial

    Reporting StandardsYes IFRS1A IFRS1P

    IFRS 2 -Share-based Payment Yes IFRS2A IFRS2P

    IFRS 3 -Business Combinations Yes IFRS3A IFRS3P

    IFRS 4 -Insurance Contracts Yes IFRS4A IFRS4P

    IFRS 5 -Non-current Assets Held for Sale and Discontinued

    Operations

    Yes IFRS5A IFRS5P

    IFRS 6 -Exploration for and Evaluation of Mineral Resources Yes IFRS6A IFRS6P

    IFRS 7 -Financial Instruments: Disclosures

    (entity has not yet adopted IFRS 9)Yes N/A IFRS7P

    IFRS 7 -Financial Instruments: Disclosures

    (entity has adopted IFRS 9) [effective 1 January 2013]Yes N/A IFRS7P(amended)

    IFRS 8 -Operating Segments Yes N/A IFRS8P

    IFRS Checklist Worksheet Index

    This checklist addresses the measurement and recognition as well as the presentation and disclosure

    requirements of IFRSs in issue at 30 June 2011. Those Standards, Amendments and Interpretations indicatedin the checklist by red colour codingare not yet mandatorily effective but can be early adopted.

    Please note that this checklist does not explicitly address the Framework for the Preparation and Presentation

    of Financial Statements.

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    A B C G H J K

    IFRS 9(2009) -Financial Instruments [effective 1 January

    2013]

    Note: If you select 'Yes', you must also select 'Yes' to IAS39 Financial Instruments: Recognition and Measurement

    below

    Yes IFRS9(2009)A IFRS9(2009)P

    IFRS 9(2010) -Financial Instruments [effective 1 January

    2013]Yes IFRS9(2010)A IFRS9(2010)P

    IFRS 10 -Consolidated Financial Statements [effective 1

    January 2013, in conjunction with: adoption of IFRS 11 and

    IFRS 12 as well as amendments to IAS 27 and IAS 28]

    Yes IFRS10A IFRS10P

    IFRS 11 -Joint Arrangements [effective 1 January 2013, in

    conjunction with adoption of: IFRS 10 and IFRS 12 as well

    as amendments to IAS 27 and IAS 28]

    Yes IFRS11A IFRS11P

    IFRS 12 -Disclosures of Interests in Other Entities

    [effective 1 January 2013]Yes N/A IFRS12P

    IFRS 13 -Fair Value Measurement [effective 1 January

    2013]: Consequential amendments must be early adopted

    when early adopting IFRS 13

    Yes IFRS13A IFRS13P

    IAS 1 -Presentation of Financial Statements Yes N/A IAS1P

    IAS 2 -Inventories Yes IAS2A IAS2P

    IAS 7 -Statement of Cash Flows Yes N/A IAS7P

    IAS 8 -Accounting Policies, Changes in Accounting

    Estimates and ErrorsYes IAS8A IAS8P

    IAS 10 -Events after the Reporting Period Yes IAS10A IAS10P

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    IAS 11 -Construction Contracts Yes IAS11A IAS11P

    IAS 12 -Income Taxes Yes IAS12A IAS12P

    IAS 16 -Property, Plant and Equipment Yes IAS16A IAS16P

    IAS 17 -Leases Yes IAS17A IAS17P

    IAS 18 -Revenue Yes IAS18A IAS18P

    IAS 19 -Employee Benefits Yes IAS19A IAS19P

    IAS 19 -Employee Benefits [effective 1 January 2013] Yes IAS19(2011)A IAS19(2011)P

    IAS 20 -Accounting for Government Grants and Disclosure

    of Government AssistanceYes IAS20A IAS20P

    IAS 21 -The Effects of Changes in Foreign Exchange Rates Yes IAS21A IAS21P

    IAS 23 -Borrowing Costs Yes IAS23A IAS23P

    IAS 24 -Related Party Disclosures Yes N/A IAS24P

    IAS 26 -Accounting and Reporting by Retirement Benefit

    PlansYes N/A IAS26P

    IAS 27 -Consolidated and Separate Financial Statements Yes IAS27(2008)A IAS27(2008)P

    IAS 27 -Consolidated and Separate Financial Statements

    [effective 1 January 2013, in conjunction with: adoption of

    IFRS 10, IFRS 11 and IFRS 12, as well as amendments toIAS 28]

    Yes IAS27(2011)A IAS27(2011)P

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    A B C G H J K

    IAS 28 -Investments in Associates Yes IAS28(2008)A IAS28(2008)P

    IAS 28 -Investments in Associates and Joint Ventures

    [effective 1 January 2013, in conjunction with: adoption of

    IFRS 10, IFRS 11 and IFRS 12, as well as amendments to

    IAS 27]

    Yes IAS28(2011)A IAS28(2011)P

    IAS 29 -Financial Reporting in Hyperinflationary Economies Yes IAS29A IAS29P

    IAS 31 -Interests in Joint Ventures Yes IAS31A IAS31P

    IAS 32 -Financial Instruments: Presentation Yes N/A IAS32P

    IAS 33 -Earnings per Share Yes IAS33A IAS33P

    IAS 34 -Interim Financial Reporting Yes N/A IAS34P

    IAS 36 -Impairment of Assets Yes IAS36A IAS36P

    IAS 37 -Provisions, Contingent Liabilities and Contingent

    AssetsYes IAS37A IAS37P

    IAS 38 -Intangible Assets Yes IAS38A IAS38P

    IAS 39 -Financial Instruments: Recognition and

    MeasurementYes IAS39A IAS39P

    IAS 40 -Investment Property Yes IAS40A IAS40P

    IAS 41 -Agriculture Yes IAS41A IAS41P

    IFRIC 5 -Rights to Interests arising from Decommissioning,Restoration and Environmental Rehabilitation Funds Yes N/A IFRIC5P

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    IFRIC 12 /SIC 29 -Service Concession Arrangements Yes IFRIC12A SIC29P

    IFRIC 17 -Distributions of Non-cash Assets to Owners Yes IFRIC17A IFRIC17P

    IFRIC 18 -Transfers of Assets from Customers Yes IFRIC18A N/A

    IFRIC 19 -Extinguishing Financial Liabilities with Equity

    Instruments [effective 1 July 2010]Yes IFRIC19A IFRIC19P

    IFRIC 19 -Extinguishing Financial Liabilities with Equity

    Instruments [effective 1 January 2013]Yes IFRIC19A(amended) N/A

    Workbook Last updated: October 2011

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    Summary of IFRS Accounting TQs

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    A B C D E F G I

    IFRS 1

    IFRS1A

    IFRS1B

    IFRS1C

    IFRS1D

    IFRS1E

    IFRS1F

    IFRS1G

    IFRS1H

    IFRS1I

    Has the entity granted any equity instruments prior to the

    date of transition that fall within the scope of IFRS 2?

    First-time Adoption of International Financial Reporting Standards

    Is the entity a first time adopter of IFRSs in terms of IFRS 1?

    Did the entity enter into any business combinations before

    the date of transition to IFRSs?

    Summary of IFRS Accounting Tailoring Questions

    Has the entity recognised intangible assets (other than

    goodwill) in the opening IFRS statement of financial position?

    Was the entity, at the date of transition to IFRSs, party to an

    arrangement, comprising a transaction or a series of related

    transactions, that did not take the legal form of a lease but

    that conveyed a right to use an asset (e.g. an item of

    property, plant or equipment) in return for a payment or

    series of payments?Has the entity recognised defined benefit obligations in the

    opening IFRS statement of financial position?

    Has the entity entered into any insurance contracts?

    Has the entity recognised items of property, plant and

    equipment in the opening IFRS statement of financial

    position?

    Has the entity recognised items of investment property in the

    opening IFRS statement of financial position?

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    A B C D E F G I

    IFRS1J

    IFRS1K

    IFRS1L

    IFRS1M

    IFRS1N

    IFRS1O

    IFRS1P

    IFRS1Q

    IFRS1R

    IFRS1V

    IFRS1X

    Has the entity considered applying the transitional provisions

    in IAS 23?

    Did the entity become a first-time adopter for its separate

    financial statements earlier or later than for its consolidated

    financial statements?

    Did the entity recognise any compound financial instruments

    under previous GAAP?

    Was the entity, at the date of transition to IFRSs, a party to a

    Service Concession Arrangement within the scope of IFRIC 12

    Service Concession Arrangements?

    Does retrospective application of IAS 21 result in any

    cumulative exchange differences to be recognised in the

    opening IFRS statement of financial position?

    Did the entity recognise any investments in subsidiaries,jointly controlled entities and associates?

    Did the entity become a first-time adopter later than its

    parent or an entity that has significant influence or joint

    control over it?

    Did the entity become a first-time adopter later than its

    subsidiary, associate or joint venture?

    Has the entity recognised financial instruments, as defined

    under IAS 32 and IAS 39, in the opening IFRS statement of

    financial position?

    Did the entity have obligations to dismantle, remove and

    restore items of property, plant and equipment at the date of

    transition to IFRSs?

    Has the entity considered applying the transitional provisions

    in IFRIC 18?

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    A B C D E F G I

    IFRS1Y

    IFRS1YA

    IFRS1S

    IFRS1T

    IFRS1W

    IFRS1U

    IFRS1Z

    IFRS1ZA

    IFRS 2

    IFRS2A

    IFRS2B

    Did the entity derecognise financial assets or financial

    liabilities under previous GAAP?

    Does the entity apply hedge accounting or has the entity

    recognised any derivatives in the opening IFRS statement of

    financial position?

    Does the entity have a functional currency that was, or is,

    the currency of a hyperinflationary economy?

    Has the entity recognised any financial assets in the opening

    IFRS statement of financial position?

    Has the entity used estimates to measure assets and

    liabilities recognised in its opening IFRS statement of

    financial position?

    Has the entity assessed / recognised any embedded

    derivatives in the opening IFRS statement of financial

    position?

    Has the entity considered applying the transitional provisions

    in IFRIC 19?

    Has the entity applied the transitional provisions relating to

    non-controlling interests set out in paragraph B7 of IFRS 1?

    Does the entity enter into transactions with parties other

    than employees which are settled through the issue of the

    entitys equity or equity of an entity in the same group?

    Share-based Payment

    Does the entity enter into transactions with employees or

    other parties providing similar services which are settled

    through the issue of the entitys equity or equity of an entity

    in the same group?

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    A B C D E F G I

    IFRS2C

    IFRS2D

    IFRS2E

    IFRS2F

    IFRS2G

    IFRS 3

    IFRS3A

    IFRS3E

    Business Combinations

    Does the entity enter into transactions in which the entityhas the choice to settle the transaction either through the

    issue of the entitys equity or equity of an entity in the same

    group or in cash, the amount of which is determined by

    reference to the entitys equity or equity of an entity in the

    same group?

    Does the entity enter into transactions in which the

    counterparty has the choice to receive payment either in the

    form of the entitys equity or equity of an entity in the same

    group or in cash, the amount of which is determined by

    reference to the entitys equity or equity of an entity in thesame group?

    Where the entity has entered into a share-based payment

    transaction, has the entity modified any terms of its share-

    based payment arrangement?

    Does the entity receive goods or services from its suppliers

    as consideration from share-based payment transactions in

    which another group entity has the obligation to settle the

    share-based payment?

    Has the entity entered into a business combination during the

    period?

    Does the entity enter into transactions which are settled at

    an amount determined by reference to the entitys equity or

    equity of an entity in the same group?

    Has goodwill been recognised in the current year or previous

    periods?

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    IFRS3F

    IFRS3B

    IFRS3C

    IFRS3G

    IFRS3D

    IFRS3H

    IFRS 4

    IFRS4A

    IFRS4D

    Was the initial accounting for a business combination

    determined provisionally in either the current or the prior

    year?

    Does the net of the acquisition-date amounts of the

    identifiable assets acquired and the liabilities assumed

    measured in accordance with IFRS 3 exceed the aggregate of

    the consideration transferred?Was the business combination achieved in stages, for

    example through successive share purchases?

    Was the business combination achieved without transfer of

    consideration?

    Has the entity entered into a business combination that is

    classified as a 'reverse acquisition' during the period?

    Insurance Contracts

    Has the entity issued any insurance contracts (includingreinsurance contracts) or does it hold any reinsurance

    contracts?

    Are there any embedded derivatives in insurance contracts

    which the entity has issued, apart from an embedded

    derivative which is itself an insurance contract?

    Were changes in the fair value of contingent consideration

    recognised after the acquisition date due to additional

    information obtained after that date about facts and

    circumstances that existed at the acquisition date?

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    IFRS4E

    IFRS4F

    IFRS4G

    IFRS4C

    IFRS4B

    IFRS 5

    IFRS5A

    IFRS5B

    IFRS5C

    Has the entity acquired any non-current assets (or disposal

    groups) exclusively with a view to their subsequent disposal

    (see note to 5A above)?

    Has the entity previously classified assets (or disposal

    groups) as held for sale which no longer meet the

    classification criteria (see 5A above)?

    Did the entity assume any insurance liabilities or acquire any

    insurance assets in a business combination (as defined in

    IFRS 3)? OR

    Did the entity acquire a portfolio of insurance contracts?

    Has the entity issued an insurance contract which contains a

    discretionary participation feature (see Guidance) as well as a

    guaranteed element?

    Do any of the insurance contracts which the entity has issued

    contain both an insurance component and a deposit

    component?

    Has the insurer changed its accounting policies for insurancecontracts?

    Has the entity issued financial instruments with a

    discretionary participation feature?

    Non-current Assets Held for Sale and Discontinued Operations

    Does the entity hold non-current assets or groups of assets

    for which it intends to recover the carrying amount principally

    through a sale transaction rather than through continuing

    use (an asset held for sale) or is committed to distribute the

    assets (or disposal group) to owners acting in their capacityas owners (held for distribution to owners)?

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    91

    92

    93

    94

    95

    96

    97

    98

    99

    100

    101

    A B C D E F G I

    IFRS 6

    IFRS6A

    IFRS6B

    IFRS 9(2009)

    IFRS9A

    IFRS9B

    IFRS9C

    IFRS9D

    IFRS9F

    IFRS9E

    IFRS 9(2010)

    IFRS9A

    Exploration for and Evaluation of Mineral Resources

    Has the entity incurred expenditures related to exploration

    for and evaluation of mineral resources during the current or

    prior period?

    Has the entity capitalised any exploration and evaluation

    expenditure as an asset?

    Does the entity have financial assets and / or financial

    liabilities that are within the scope of IAS 39?

    Financial Instruments

    Does the entity have financial assets that are within the

    scope of IAS 39?Has the entity designated financial assets at fair value

    through profit or loss?

    Has the entity got a hybrid contract that includes a non-

    derivative host with the effect that some of the cash flows of

    the combined instrument vary in a way similar to a

    standalone derivative?

    Has the entity reclassified financial assets?

    Has the entity applied hedge accounting?

    Has the entity got financial assets which are equity

    instruments?

    Financial Instruments

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    102

    103

    104

    105

    106

    107

    108

    109

    110

    111

    112

    A B C D E F G I

    IFRS9B

    IFRS9C

    IFRS9D

    IFRS9F

    IFRS9G

    IFRS9H

    IFRS9I

    IFRS9J

    IFRS9K

    IFRS9L

    IAS39A

    Has the entity designated financial assets at fair value

    through profit or loss?

    Has the entity designated financial liability at fair value

    through profit or loss?

    Has the entity applied hedge accounting?

    Does one or more of the scope exceptions result in the

    contract, or a portion of the contract falling outside IAS 39?

    Has the entity derecognised any financial assets?

    Has the entity got financial liabilities which are designated as

    at fair value through profit or loss?

    Has the entity reclassified financial instruments?

    Has the entity got financial assets which are equity

    instruments?

    Has the entity transferred any financial assets?

    Has the entity derecognised any financial liabilities?

    Does the entity have a hybrid contract with the effect that

    some of the cash flows of the combined instrument vary in away similar to a standalone derivative?

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    113

    114

    115

    116

    117

    118

    A B C D E F G I

    IAS39B

    IAS39C

    IFRS10IFRS10A

    IFRS10B

    IFRS11

    Have changes in reporting entity's ownership interest in a

    subsidiary resulted in a loss of control?

    Consolidated Financial Statements

    Joint Arrangements

    Does the reporting entity 'control' one or more entities during

    or at the end of the reporting period?

    A) Does the reporting entity have power over an investee?

    B) Does the reporting entity have exposure or rights to

    variable returns from its involvement with the investee?

    C) Does the reporting entity have ability to use its power

    over the investee to affect the amount of the reportingentity's returns?

    Has the entity applied the IAS 39's impairment provisions to

    a financial asset or a group of financial assets when and only

    when there is OBJECTIVE EVIDENCE of impairment as a

    result of one or more events that occurred AFTER the initial

    recognition of the asset and that loss event has an impact on

    the estimated future cash flows of the financial asset or

    group of financial assets?

    Has the entity designated a hedging relationship for

    accounting purposes between one or more hedging

    instruments and one or more hedged items?

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    119

    120

    121

    122

    123

    124

    125

    126

    127

    128

    129

    130

    A B C D E F G I

    IFRS11A

    IFRS11C

    IFRS13

    Yes IFRS13A

    IAS 2IAS2A

    IAS2B

    IAS2C

    IAS2D

    IAS 8

    IAS8E

    IAS8C

    Does the entity participate in a contractual arrangement with

    one or more parties to undertake an economic activity, which

    is subject to joint control?

    Is the entity applying IFRS 11 for the first time?

    InventoriesDoes the entity purchase goods for resale (for example

    merchandise, land)?

    Does the entity produce or manufacture inventories?

    Does the entity purchase any materials or supplies to be used

    in the rendering of services?

    Does the entity hold any agricultural produce measured in

    accordance with IAS 2?

    Accounting Policies, Changes in Accounting Estimates and Errors

    Has the entity developed, in accordance with IFRSs,

    accounting policies that represent the specific principles,

    bases, conventions, rules and practices to be applied in

    preparing and presenting its financial statements?

    Has the adoption of an IFRS or an Interpretation resulted in a

    change in accounting policy?

    Does the entity have any assets or liabil ities for which

    another IFRS requires or permits fair value measurements or

    disclosures about fair value measurements?

    Fair Value Measurement

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    131

    132

    133

    134

    135

    136

    137

    138

    139

    A B C D E F G I

    IAS8D

    IAS8A

    IAS8B

    IAS 10

    IAS10A

    IAS10B

    IAS10C

    IAS 11

    Yes IAS11A

    Has the entity voluntarily changed any accounting policy

    during the year (except for changes resulting from the

    adoption of a new Standard)?

    Has there been a change in accounting estimate during theyear?

    During the current period, did the entity discover any errors

    in the preparation of financial statements of prior periods?

    Events after the Reporting Period

    Has any favourable or unfavourable event, affecting the

    reporting entity, occurred after the reporting period but

    before the date when the financial statements are authorisedfor issue?

    Has the entity proposed or declared dividends after the

    reporting period?

    Has management determined after the reporting period that

    it intends to liquidate the entity or to cease trading or have

    there been indicators that the reporting entity may no longer

    be a going concern?

    Construction Contracts

    Has the entity negotiated a contract for the construction of a

    single asset, or the construction of a number of assets which

    are closely interrelated or interdependent in terms of their

    design, technology and function or their ultimate purpose or

    use (i.e. a construction contract as defined in IAS 11)?

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    140

    141

    142

    143

    144

    145

    146

    147

    148

    A B C D E F G I

    IAS 12

    IAS12A

    IAS12B

    IAS12J

    IAS12F

    IAS12G

    IAS12G

    IAS12C

    IAS12D

    Income Taxes

    Is the entity subject to income tax legislation imposed either

    domestically and/or by foreign legislators, including

    withholding taxes, which are payable by a subsidiary,

    associate or joint venture on distributions to the reporting

    entity?

    Do taxable temporary differences exist?

    Was the entity involved in a business combination or

    acquisition in a past reporting period, for which a deferred

    tax liability in relation to goodwill has not been recognised?

    Has the entity been involved in a business combination in the

    current reporting period?

    Does the entity carry assets at fair value or at a revalued

    amount (e.g. under the revaluation models of IAS 16

    Property, Plant and Equipment and IAS 38 Intangible Assets;

    at fair value under IAS 40 Investment Property or IAS 39

    Financial Instruments: Recognition and Measurement)?

    Do deductible temporary differences exist?

    Did the entity have any unused tax losses or unused tax

    credits during or at the end of the current reporting period?

    Does the entity carry assets at fair value or at a revalued

    amount (e.g. under the revaluation models of IAS 16

    Property, Plant and Equipment and IAS 38 Intangible Assets;

    at fair value under IAS 40 Investment Property or IFRS 9

    Financial Instruments)?

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    149

    150

    151

    152

    153

    154

    155

    156

    157

    158

    A B C D E F G I

    IAS12E

    IAS12H

    IAS12K

    IAS12I

    IAS 16

    IAS16A

    IAS16B

    IAS16G

    IAS16F

    IAS16C

    Has the entity held investments in subsidiaries, branches,

    associates or interests in joint ventures during or at the end

    of the current reporting period?

    Has there been a change in the tax status of the entity or ofits shareholders during the current reporting period?

    Was the entity involved in a business combination or

    acquisition in a past reporting period and a deferred tax asset

    was not recognised for the acquirees income tax loss carry

    forwards or other deferred tax assets because the recognition

    criteria in IFRS 3 Business Combinations were not met?

    Does the entity have share-based payment transactions

    within the scope of IFRS 2 Share-based Payment outstanding

    during the current reporting period?

    Property, Plant and Equipment

    Did the entity hold, construct or acquire any property, plant

    or equipment during the year?

    Did the entity incur any subsequent expenditure relating to

    an existing item of property, plant and equipment during the

    year?

    Does the entity have any obligations to dismantle, remove

    and restore items of property, plant and equipment

    (commonly referred to as decommissioning, restoration and

    similar liabilities)?

    Did the entity acquire an item of property, plant and

    equipment in exchange for another asset?

    Does the entity hold/own assets held at cost less

    accumulated depreciation and accumulated impairment loss

    under the cost model?

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    159

    160

    170

    171

    172

    173

    174

    175

    A B C D E F G I

    IAS16D

    IAS16E

    IAS 17

    IAS17G

    IAS17H

    IAS17A

    IAS17B

    IAS17C

    Does the entity revalue any class of its property, plant and

    equipment under the revaluation model?

    Did the entity sell, scrap or otherwise dispose of any

    property, plant and equipment during the year?

    Leases

    Has the entity entered into a transaction or a series of

    structured transactions (an arrangement) with an unrelated

    party or parties (an investor) that involves the legal form of a

    lease where the substance of the arrangement may be such

    that it does not meet the definition of a lease under IAS 17?

    Is the entity a party to an arrangement, comprising a

    transaction or a series of related transactions, that does not

    take the legal form of a lease but that conveys a right to use

    an asset (e.g. an item of property, plant or equipment) in

    return for a payment or series of payments?

    Has the entity entered into a lease agreement, rental

    agreement, hire purchase agreement or any other agreement

    that gives the entity the right to use an asset or part of an

    asset for a period of time? (Is the entity a lessee?)

    Has the entity financed the purchase of an asset by another

    entity, sold an asset with finance, transferred the right to use

    an asset, or rented an asset to another entity? (Is the entity

    a lessor?)

    Has the entity entered into any sale and leaseback or lease

    and leaseback transactions in respect of the same asset?

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    177

    180

    181

    182

    183

    184

    185

    186

    187

    188

    A B C D E F G I

    IAS17D

    IAS17E

    IAS 18

    IAS18A

    IAS18B

    IAS18C

    IAS18D

    IAS18G

    IAS18E

    IAS18F

    IAS18H

    During the period, have there been amendments to the terms

    of an existing lease agreement?

    Has the entity entered into a lease agreement that includes

    both land and building(s) elements?

    Revenue

    Does the entity sell goods to its customers (this may include

    both goods that were manufactured or produced by the entity

    for the purpose of sale, or goods that were specifically

    purchased for resale)?

    Does the entity render a service to its customers (the

    rendering of a service normally involves the performance of acontractually agreed task over a period of time)?

    Does the entity generate income by allowing customers the

    use of its assets?

    Does the entity provide finance in conjunction with the sale

    of goods?

    Has the entity accepted goods or other services in exchange

    for the delivery of goods or services (i.e. has it entered into

    any exchange or barter transactions)?

    Does the entity enter into transactions that comprise more

    than one component (e.g. delivery of both goods and

    services, delivery of a number of different goods or services)?

    Does the entity enter into buy-back / repurchase

    agreements?

    Does the entity provide its customers with incentives to buy

    goods or services by providing award credits as part of sales

    transactions?

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    190

    191

    192

    193

    194

    A B C D E F G I

    IAS18I

    IAS 19

    IAS19A

    IAS19B

    IAS19I

    IAS19F

    Does the entity enter into agreements for the construction of

    real estate?

    Employee Benefits

    Does the entity have expenses arising from short term

    employee benefits (other than those to which IFRS 2 Share-

    based Paymentapplies) such as:

    a) wages, salaries and social security contributions;

    b) short-term compensated absences (e.g. absences due

    to vacation, sickness and short-term disability, maternity or

    paternity, jury service and military service);

    c) profit-sharing and bonuses payable within twelve

    months after the end of the period in which the employeesrender the related service; and

    d) non-monetary benefits (such as medical care, housing,

    cars and free or subsidised goods or services) for current

    employees?

    Does the entity provide post-employment benefits such as:

    a) retirement benefits, such as pensions; and

    b) other post-employment benefits, such as post-

    employment life insurance and post-employment medical

    care?

    Has the entity been involved in a business combination or

    acquisition in the current reporting period, which has brought

    together separate entities into one economic entity as a

    result of obtaining control over the net assets and operations

    of another entity?

    Has a curtailment or settlement occurred in the current

    financial year?

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    196

    197

    198

    199

    200

    201

    A B C D E F G I

    IAS19C

    IAS19J

    IAS19D

    IAS19E

    IAS19G

    IAS19H

    IAS 19(2011)

    Does the entity participate in any multi-employer post-

    employment benefit plans?

    Does the entity participate in a plan that shares risks

    between various entities under common control?

    Does the entity participate in a state post-employment

    benefit plan?

    Does the entity pay insurance premiums to fund a post

    employment benefit plan?

    Does the entity have any other long-term employee benefit

    liabilities (other than those to which IFRS 2 Share-based

    Paymentapplies) such as:

    a) long-term compensated absences (e.g. long-service orsabbatical leave);

    b) jubilee or other long-service benefits;

    c) long-term disability benefits;

    d) profit-sharing and bonuses payable twelve months or

    more after the end of the period in which the employees

    render the related service; and

    e) deferred compensation paid twelve months or more

    after the end of the period in which it is earned?

    Is the entity due to pay any employee benefits as a result of

    either:a) its decision to terminate an employee's employment

    before the normal retirement date; or

    b) an employee's decision to accept voluntary redundancy

    in exchange for those benefits?

    Employee Benefits

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    202

    203

    204

    205

    206

    207

    A B C D E F G I

    IAS19A

    IAS19B

    IAS19C

    IAS19J

    IAS19D

    IAS19EDoes the entity pay insurance premiums to fund a post

    employment benefit plan?

    Does the entity have expenses arising from short term

    employee benefits (other than those to which IFRS 2

    applies), such as the following, if expected to be settled

    wholly before twelve months after the end of the annual

    reporting period in which the employees render the related

    service:

    a) wages, salaries and social security contributions;

    b) paid annual leave and paid sick leave;

    c) profit-sharing and bonuses; and

    d) non-monetary benefits (such as medical care,

    housing, cars and free or subsidised goods or services) for

    current employees.

    Has the entity post-employment benefits such as:

    a) retirement benefits (e.g., pensions and lump sumpayments on retirement); or

    b) other post-employment benefits, such as post-

    employment life insurance and post-employment medical

    care?Does the entity participate in any multi-employer post-

    employment benefit plans, classified either as a defined

    contribution or defined benefit plan?

    Does the entity participate in a plan that shares risks

    between various entities under common control?

    Does the entity participate in any state post-employment

    benefit plans, classified either as a defined contribution or

    defined benefit plan?

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    208

    209

    210

    211

    212

    213

    214

    215

    A B C D E F G I

    IAS19G

    IAS19H

    IAS 20

    IAS20A

    IAS20B

    IAS 21

    IAS21A

    IAS21E

    Accounting for Government Grants and Disclosure of Government Assistance

    Did the entity receive any grants, subsidies, subventions or

    other transfer of resources from government, government

    bodies or similar agencies?

    Have any government grants been repaid or become

    repayable?

    The Effects of Changes in Foreign Exchange Rates

    Does the entity have transactions in foreign currencies?

    Does the entity have any other long-term employee benefits

    including items such as the following, if not expected to be

    settled wholly before twelve months after the end of the

    annual reporting period in which the employees render the

    related service:a) long-term paid absences such as long-service or

    sabbatical leave;

    b) jubilee or other long-service benefits;

    c) long-term disability benefits;

    d) profit-sharing and bonuses; and

    e) deferred remuneration?

    Is the entity due to pay any employee benefits as a result of

    either:

    a) its decision to terminate an employee's employment

    before the normal retirement date; orb) an employee's decision to accept an offer of benefits in

    exchange for the termination of employment?

    Does the entity have any foreign operations?

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    217

    218

    219

    220

    221

    222

    223

    224

    226

    227

    228

    A B C D E F G I

    IAS21H

    IAS21D

    IAS21B

    IAS21B

    IAS21B

    IAS21C

    IAS21G

    IAS21F

    IAS 23

    IAS23A

    IAS23B

    Does the entity hold any foreign currency denominatedassets or liabilities that are used for hedging purposes?

    Does the entity:

    a) buy or sell goods or provide services whose price is

    denominated in a foreign currency;

    b) borrow or lend funds where the amounts payable or

    receivable are denominated in a foreign currency;

    c) acquire or dispose of assets, or incur or settle

    liabilities, denominated in a foreign currency?

    Is the functional currency of the entity the currency of a

    hyperinflationary economy in accordance with IAS 29

    Financial Reporting in Hyperinflationary Economies?

    Does the entity have any assets or liabilities that are

    denominated in a foreign currency?

    Is the entity using a currency other than its functional

    currency for presenting its financial statements (the

    presentation currency)?

    Has the entity disposed (or partially disposed) of a foreign

    operation during the current period?

    Borrowing Costs

    Has the entity incurred borrowing costs that are not directly

    attributable to the acquisition, construction or production of a

    qualifying asset?

    Has the entity incurred borrowing costs that are directly

    attributable to the acquisition, construction or production of a

    qualifying asset?

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    236

    237

    238

    239

    240

    241

    242

    243

    244

    245

    A B C D E F G I

    IAS 27(2008)

    IAS27A

    IAS27B

    IAS27D

    IAS27C

    IAS27E

    IAS 27(2011)

    IAS27A

    IAS27B

    IAS 28(2008)

    IAS28A

    Has the reporting entity controlled one or more entities

    during or at the end of the reporting period?

    Consolidated and Separate Financial Statements

    Is the entity applying IAS 27(2011) prior to its annual period

    beginning on or after 1 January 2013?

    Separate Financial Statements

    Has the entity prepared separate financial statements?

    Investments in Associates

    Does the reporting entity exercise significant influence over

    one or more entities?

    During the reporting period, has the reporting entity created,

    sponsored or engaged in transactions with an entity that was

    established to accomplish a narrow and well-defined

    objective of the reporting entity (so-called Special Purpose

    Entity SPE)?

    Has there been a non-controlling interest in any subsidiary in

    the reporting entity during or at the end of the reporting

    period?

    Did the reporting entity lose control of an existing subsidiaryduring the reporting period (e.g. as a result of the disposal of

    portion of the ownership interest)?

    Does the entity prepare separate financial statements?

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    247

    248

    249

    250

    251

    252

    253

    254

    255

    A B C D E F G I

    IAS28B

    IAS28C

    IAS 28(2011)IAS28A

    IAS28B

    IAS28C

    IAS28D

    IAS29

    IAS29A

    IAS29B

    Financial Reporting in Hyperinflationary Economies

    Does the entity or any of its subsidiaries prepare historical

    cost financial statements in the functional currency of a

    hyperinflationary economy?

    Does the entity or any of its subsidiaries prepare current cost

    financial statements in a currency of a hyperinflationary

    economy?

    Does the reporting entity have investments in associates or

    joint ventures and prepare separate financial statements?

    Is the entity applying IAS 28(2011) prior to its annual period

    beginning on or after 1 January 2013?

    Investments in Associates and Joint Ventures

    Does the reporting entity exercise significant influence over

    one or more entities or is the reporting entity a party to a

    joint venture that has joint control of that joint venture?

    Has the reporting entity ceased to exercise significantinfluence or joint control of an investee during the reporting

    period (e.g., as a result of the disposal of a portion of the

    ownership interest)?

    Has the reporting entity ceased to exercise significant

    influence during the reporting period (e.g. as a result of the

    disposal of a portion of the ownership interest)?

    Does the reporting entity have investments in associates and

    prepare separate financial statements?

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    257

    258

    259

    260

    261

    262

    A B C D E F G I

    IAS29D

    IAS29C

    IAS 31

    IAS31A

    IAS31B

    IAS31C

    IAS31D

    During the current reporting period, has the economy of the

    entity or any of its subsidiaries functional currencies been

    identified as hyperinflationary, when that economy was not

    hyperinflationary in the prior period?

    Has the economy of the entitys or any of its subsidiaries

    functional currency ceased to be hyperinflationary during the

    period?

    Interests in Joint Ventures

    Does the entity participate in a contractual arrangement with

    one or more parties to undertake an economic activity, which

    is subject to joint control? (Is the entity a party to a joint

    venture?)

    Does the entity have joint control over a joint venture that

    involves the use of the assets and other resources of the

    venturers rather than the establishment of a corporation,

    partnership or other entity, or a financial structure that is

    separate from the venturers themselves? (Is the entity a

    venturer in a jointly controlled operation?)

    Does the entity have joint control over a joint venture that

    involves joint control, and often the joint ownership, by the

    venturers of one or more assets contributed to, or acquired

    for the purpose of, the joint venture and dedicated to the

    purposes of the joint venture, with the objective that each

    venturer has control over its share of future economic

    benefits through its share of the jointly controlled asset? (Is

    the entity a venturer in a jointly controlled asset?)

    Does the entity have joint control over a joint venture

    established as a separate corporation, partnership or other

    entity in which each venturer has an interest? (Is the entity a

    venturer in a jointly controlled entity?)

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    263

    264

    265

    266

    267

    274

    275

    276

    277

    278

    A B C D E F G I

    IAS31E

    IAS31F

    IAS31I

    IAS31G

    IAS31H

    IAS 33

    IAS33A

    IAS33C

    IAS33B

    IAS33E

    Is the entitys accounting policy to account for jointly

    controlled entities in which it is a venturer using

    proportionate consolidation?

    Is the entitys accounting policy to account for jointlycontrolled entities in which it is a venturer using the equity

    method?

    Does the reporting entity have interests in jointly controlled

    entities and prepare separate financial statements?

    Has the reporting entity contributed or sold non-monetary

    assets to a joint venture in which it is a venturer?

    Has the reporting entity purchased assets from a joint

    venture in which it is a venturer?

    Earnings per Share

    Does the entity have ordinary shares or potential ordinary

    shares that are publicly traded, is the entity in the process of

    issuing ordinary shares or potential ordinary shares in public

    securities markets, or has it voluntarily chosen to disclose

    EPS information in accordance with IAS 33?

    Has the entity entered into a business combination during theyear?

    Does the entity (or its subsidiary, associates and joint

    ventures) have potential ordinary shares?

    Does the entity have agreements whereby the issuance of

    ordinary shares is contingent upon the occurrence or non-

    occurrence of certain events?

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    280

    281

    282

    283

    284

    285

    286

    287

    288

    A B C D E F G I

    IAS33D

    IAS33I

    IAS33F

    IAS33G

    IAS33H

    IAS 36

    IAS36A

    IAS36G

    IAS36D

    IAS36C

    Have any events occurred (other than the conversion of

    potential ordinary shares) that have changed the number of

    ordinary shares outstanding, without a corresponding change

    in resources?

    Does the entity have participating equity instruments that

    are not convertible into a class of ordinary shares or two-

    classes of ordinary shares?

    Does the entity have contracts that may be settled in

    ordinary shares or cash?

    Has the entity held purchase options during the year (i.e.

    options held by the entity on its own shares)?

    Has the entity held written options or forward purchase

    options during the year (i.e. contracts that require the entity

    to repurchase its own shares)?

    Impairment of Assets

    Does the entity recognise assets such as property, plant and

    equipment and investment properties that are measured on a

    cost basis, or intangible assets?

    Has the entity recognised any intangible assets with an

    indefinite useful life or any intangible assets not yet available

    for use?

    Has the entity recognised goodwill acquired in a business

    combination in its financial statements?

    Does the entity recognise assets, for which there is an

    indication that the assets may be impaired? (Refer to

    compliance questions for 36A)

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    290

    291

    292

    293

    294

    A B C D E F G I

    IAS36B

    IAS36E

    IAS36F

    IAS 37

    IAS37A

    IAS37B

    Does the entity have different divisions, business units,

    branches or outlets that generate cash flows independently

    from the other businesses within the entity? OR

    Does the entity have investments in subsidiaries, associates

    or joint ventures?

    Does the entity have any corporate assets that exist for the

    benefit of different divisions or business units within the

    larger entity, but do not generate cash-flows independently

    from the other divisions/business units, for example the

    building of a headquarters or a research centre?

    Did the entity recognise an impairment loss in a previous

    period?

    Provisions, Contingent Liabilities and Contingent Assets

    Does the entity have any present obligations at the end of

    the reporting period (legal or constructive) of uncertain

    timing or amount that are expected to result in outflows of

    resources embodying economic benefits?

    Does the entity have any possible obligations arising from

    past events that will only be confirmed by the occurrence of

    uncertain future events that are not wholly within the controlof the entity, OR

    Does the entity have any present obligations arising from

    past events that have not been recognised as a provision

    because it is not probable that an outflow of resources

    embodying economic benefits will be required to settle the

    obligation, or the amount of the obligation cannot be

    measured with sufficient reliability? (Does the entity have

    any contingent liabilities?)

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    296

    297

    298

    299

    300

    301

    A B C D E F G I

    IAS37C

    IAS37D

    IAS37E

    IAS37F

    IAS37G

    IAS 38

    IAS38ADid the entity hold or acquire any intangible assets (for

    example intellectual property, trademarks, brands, patents,

    copyrights or customer lists) during the year?

    Does the entity have any possible assets that arise from past

    events and whose existence will be confirmed only by the

    occurrence or non-occurrence of one or more uncertain future

    events not wholly within the control of the entity? (Does the

    entity have any contingent assets?)

    Is the entity a party to any contract where the unavoidable

    costs of meeting the obligations under the contract exceed

    the economic benefits expected to be received under it, for

    example the long-term lease of a building that the entity is

    no longer using? (Is the entity party to any onerous

    contracts?)

    Has the entity planned or embarked on a restructuring of the

    business, i.e. a programme that is planned and controlled by

    management that materially changes the scope of the

    business undertaken by the entity; or the manner in which

    business is conducted?

    Did the entity have an interest in, or have an obligation to

    make potential additional contributions to, a fund or a trust

    in order to segregate assets to fund some or all of the costs

    of decommissioning, restoration and environmental

    rehabilitation?

    Does the entity have any obligations related to

    decommissioning of waste electrical and electronic equipmentpursuant to the European Unions Directive on Waste

    Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WE&EE)?

    Intangible Assets

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    302

    303

    304

    305

    306

    307

    308

    309

    310

    323

    324

    A B C D E F G I

    IAS38B

    IAS38E

    IAS38D

    IAS38C

    IAS38F

    IAS38G

    IAS38J

    IAS38H

    IAS38I

    IAS 39

    IAS39H

    Does the entity recognise any intangible assets that have

    been generated internally (for example designs, processes,

    goodwill, customer lists or web sites) on its statement of

    financial position?

    Did the entity incur additional expenditure, relating to anexisting item of intangible assets during the year?

    Did the entity incur expenditure on starting up an operation

    or business, training or advertising & promotion?

    Did the entity incur expenditure related to research and/or

    development?

    Does the entity hold/own intangible assets accounted for

    using the cost model?

    Does the entity revalue any class of its intangible assets

    under the revaluation model?

    Does the entity hold any intangible assets with an indefinite

    useful life?

    Did the entity sell, scrap or otherwise dispose of any

    intangible assets during the year, or are there intangible

    assets from which no further economic benefits are

    anticipated?

    Has the entity incurred costs related to the development ofan internet web site or intranet?

    Financial Instruments: Recognition and Measurement

    Does one or more of the scope exceptions result in the

    contract, or a portion of the contract falling outside IAS 39?

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    326

    327

    328

    329

    330

    331

    332

    333

    334

    335

    336

    A B C D E F G I

    IAS39A

    IAS39B

    IAS39D

    IAS39C

    IAS39E

    IAS39F

    IAS39G

    IAS 40

    IAS40A

    IAS40H

    IAS40B

    IAS40C

    Does the contract contain one or more embedded

    derivatives?

    Is the contract a derivative instrument?

    Has the entity removed (i.e. derecognised) a previously

    recognised financial asset (or a portion of the financial asset)

    from its statement of financial position?

    Has the entity removed (i.e. derecognised) a previously

    recognised financial liability (or a portion of the financial

    liability) from its statement of financial position?

    Has the entity designated a hedging relationship for

    accounting purposes between one or more hedging

    instruments and one or more hedged items?

    Investment Property

    During the year, did the entity hold, lease under a finance

    lease, or acquire any land, buildings or properties?

    Did the entity hold a property interest under an operating

    lease that is accounted for as an investment property?

    During the year, did the entity hold, lease under a finance

    lease, or acquire any property meeting IAS 40s definition of

    investment property?

    During the year, did the entity incur additional expenditure

    relating to an existing investment property?

    Is the contract a financial liability?

    Is the contract a financial asset?

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    337

    338

    339

    340

    341

    342

    343

    344

    345

    346

    347

    A B C D E F G I

    IAS40I

    IAS40D

    IAS40E

    IAS40F

    IAS40G

    IAS40J

    IAS 41

    IAS41A

    IAS41B

    IAS41C

    IFRIC 12

    Has the entity acquired investment property in exchange for

    a non-monetary asset(s), or a combination of monetary and

    non-monetary asset(s)?

    Has the entity chosen the fair value model to account for all

    its investment property?

    Has the entity chosen the cost model to account for all its

    investment property?

    Has any item of investment property been transferred during

    the year?

    During the period, did the entity dispose of any investment

    property (whether by sale or entering a finance lease or

    otherwise) or permanently withdraw any investment property

    from use?

    During the period, has the entity received compensation from

    third parties for investment property that was impaired, lost

    or given up?

    Agriculture

    Is the entity involved in agricultural or farming activities with

    respect to living plants or animals or does it own or control

    any biological assets?

    Is the entity unable to measure at initial recognition the fairvalue of any of its biological assets reliably?

    Has the entity received government grants, subsidies or

    subventions related to biological assets, agricultural activity

    or farming (including grants that require an entity not to

    engage in agricultural activity)?

    Service Concession Arrangements

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    348

    349

    350

    353

    354

    355

    356

    357

    358

    359

    IFRIC12A

    IFRIC12B

    IFRIC12C

    IFRIC 17

    IFRIC17A

    IFRIC17B

    IFRIC 18

    IFRIC18A

    IFRIC18B

    IFRIC 19

    Is the entity a private sector operator that is party to a

    service concession arrangement within the scope of IFRIC

    12?

    Has the entity recognised a financial asset in respect of a

    service concession arrangement in accordance with IFRIC 12?

    Has the entity recognised an intangible asset in respect of a

    service concession arrangement in accordance with IFRIC 12?

    Distributions of Non-cash Assets to Owners

    Has the entity distributed assets other than cash as dividends

    to its owners acting in their capacity as owners?

    Has there been any difference between the carrying amount

    of the assets distributed and the carrying amount of the

    dividend payable when the entity has settled the dividend

    payable?

    Transfers of Assets from Customers

    Has the entity received a transfer of an item of property,

    plant and equipment from a customer?

    Has the entity received a transfer of cash from a customer?

    Extinguishing Financial Liabilities with Equity Instruments

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    360

    361

    362

    364

    Yes IFRIC19A

    IFRIC 19

    (amended) Yes IFRIC19AExtinguishing Financial Liabilities with Equity Instruments

    Has the entity renegotiated the terms of a financial liability

    with the result that the entity is issuing equity instruments to

    a creditor of the entity to extinguish all or part of the

    financial liability?

    Has the entity renegotiated the terms of a financial liability

    with the result that the entity is issuing equity instruments to

    a creditor of the entity to extinguish all or part of the

    financial liability?

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    IFRS 1

    Yes IFRS1A

    IFRS 2

    Yes IFRS2A

    IFRS 3

    IFRS3A

    IFRS3B

    IFRS 4

    Yes IFRS4

    IFRS 5

    Yes IFRS5

    IFRS5A

    Did the entity have any non-current assets or disposal groups

    held for sale, or discontinued operations, during the current

    period or after the reporting period?

    Did the entity have any non-current assets or disposal groups

    held for sale?

    Did the entity have any share-based payment arrangements

    in the scope of IFRS 2?

    Business Combinations

    Is the acquisition date of a business combination after the

    end of the reporting period but before the financial

    statements are authorised for issue?

    Insurance Contracts

    Did the entity issue any insurance contracts (including

    reinsurance contracts) or hold any reinsurance contracts?

    Non-current Assets Held for Sale and Discontinued Operations

    Has the entity entered into a business combination during thecurrent or prior reporting period?

    y / g Q

    First-time Adoption of International Financial Reporting Standards

    Is the entity a first-time adopter in terms of IFRS 1 in the

    current period?

    Share-based Payment

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    IFRS5BDid the entity have any discontinued operations?

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    IFRS5C

    IFRS5D

    IFRS 6

    Yes IFRS6A

    IFRS 7

    Yes IFRS7A

    IFRS 7

    (amended) Yes IFRS7A

    IFRS 8

    IFRS8A

    Does the entity have any financial instruments?

    Financial Instruments: Disclosures (entity has adopted IFRS 9)

    Does the entity have any financial instruments?

    Operating SegmentsDoes the entity :

    (a) have a debt or equity instruments that are traded in a

    public market (for example, a domestic or foreign stock

    exchange or an over-the counter market); or

    Did the entity sell any non-current assets or disposal groups

    during the reporting period?

    Are the criteria in paragraphs 7 and 8 of IFRS 5 for

    classification as held for sale met after the reporting periodbut before the authorisation of the financial statements for

    issue?

    Exploration for and Evaluation of Mineral Resources

    Has the entity incurred expenditure related to exploration

    and evaluation of mineral resources?

    Financial Instruments: Disclosures (entity has not yet adopted IFRS 9)

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    IFRS8A(b) file or is in the process of filing, its (consolidated)

    financial statements with a securities commission or other

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    IFRS8A

    IFRS 9(2009)

    Yes IFRS9A

    IFRS 9(2010)

    IFRS9A

    IFRS39A

    IFRS 10

    IFRS10A

    IFRS10B

    IFRS 11

    Is the entity applying IFRS 10 prior to its annual period

    beginning on or after 1 January 2013?

    Is the entity applying IFRS 10 for the first time?

    Financial Instruments

    Has the entity applied IFRS 9 (and the amendments to other

    IFRSs listed in Appendix C of IFRS 9) for a period beginning

    before 1 January 2013?

    Did the entity implement any fair value hedges of the interest

    rate exposure of a portion of a portfolio of financial assets or

    financial liabilities?

    Consolidated Financial Statements

    Has the entity applied IFRS 9 (and the amendments to other

    IFRSs listed in Appendix C of IFRS 9) for a period beginning

    before 1 January 2013?

    financial statements with a securities commission or other

    regulatory organisation for the purpose of issuing any class of

    instruments in a public market; or

    (c) choose to disclose voluntary information about segments

    that is described as segment information.

    Financial Instruments

    Joint Arrangements

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    IFRS11AHas the entity transitioned from proportionate consolidation

    method to equity method while accounting for joint

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    IFRS11B

    IFRS11C

    IFRS 12

    Yes IFRS12A

    IFRS 13

    IFRS13A

    IFRS13A

    IAS 1

    IAS1A

    Presentation of Financial Statements

    Does the entity present an income statement?

    Does the entity have any interests in other entities, for

    example, subsidiaries, joint arrangements (i.e., joint

    operations or joint ventures), associates or unconsolidated

    structured entities?

    Fair Value Measurement

    Does the entity have assets and liabilities that are measured

    at fair value on a recurring or non-recurring basis in the

    statement of financial position after initial recognition?

    Does the entity have assets and liabilities not measured at

    fair value in the statement of financial position but for which

    the fair value is disclosed?

    method to equity method, while accounting for joint

    ventures?

    Has the entity transitioned from the equity method to

    accounting for assets and liabilities?

    Was the entity previously accounting in separate financial

    statements?

    Disclosures of Interests in Other Entities

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    IAS1BDoes management, in extremely rare circumstances,

    conclude that compliance with a requirement in an IFRS

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    IAS1C

    IAS1D

    IAS1E

    IAS1F

    IAS1G

    IAS1H

    IAS1I

    IAS 2

    conclude that compliance with a requirement in an IFRS

    would be so misleading that it would conflict with the

    objective of financial statements set out in the Framework?

    Did the entity hold a puttable financial instrument or an

    instrument that imposes on the entity some obligations

    arising on liquidation?

    Has the entity departed from a requirement of an IFRS in aprior period, and does that departure affect the amounts

    recognised in the financial statements for the current period?

    Is management aware, in making its assessment of the

    entity's ability to continue as a going concern, of material

    uncertainties related to events or conditions that may cast

    significant doubt upon the entitys ability to continue as a

    going concern?

    Did the entity change the end of its reporting period and are

    the financial statements presented for a period longer orshorter than one year?

    Has the presentation or classification of items in the financial

    statements been changed?

    Does a presentation based on liquidity provide information

    that is reliable and more relevant than presentation on a

    current/non-current basis?

    Did the entity breach a provision of a long-term loan

    agreement on or before the end of the reporting period with

    the effect that the liability becomes payable on demand?

    Inventories

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    Yes IAS2ADid the entity have inventories?

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    IAS 7

    IAS7A

    IAS7B

    IAS7C

    IAS 8

    IAS8A

    IAS8B

    IAS8C

    IAS8D

    IAS8E

    IAS 10

    Statement of Cash Flows

    Did the entity have any cash flows arising from aninvestment in an associate or a subsidiary accounted by the

    use of the equity or cost method (e.g. dividends or

    advances)?

    Did the entity have any cash flows arising from an

    investment in a jointly controlled entity accounted for by the

    use of the proportionate consolidation or equity method ?

    Did the entity have any cash flows arising from changes in

    ownership interests in subsidiaries and other businesses?

    Accounting Policies, Changes in Accounting Estimates and Errors

    Did the entity change any accounting policies during the

    reporting period due to the initial application of a standard?

    Did the entity voluntarily change any accounting policies

    during the reporting period?

    Has the entity not applied a new IFRS that has been issuedbut is not yet effective?

    Did the entity change any accounting estimate that has an

    effect on the current or future reporting periods?

    Did the entity discover any prior period errors?

    Events after the Reporting Period

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    IAS10AAre dividends declared (i.e. the dividends are appropriately

    authorised and are no longer at the discretion of the entity)

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    IAS10B

    IAS10C

    IAS 11

    Yes IAS11A

    IAS 12

    IAS12A

    IAS12B

    IAS12C

    IAS 16

    IAS16A

    after the reporting period but before the financial statements

    are authorised for issue?

    Has the entity received information after the reporting period

    about conditions that existed at the end of the reportingperiod?

    Have any non-adjusting events occurred after the reporting

    period but before the financial statements are authorised for

    issue?

    Construction Contracts

    Did the entity have any construction contracts, for which it is

    the contractor?

    Income Taxes

    Did the entity have any deferred tax assets?

    Is the entity subject to income tax in a jurisdiction whereby

    income taxes are payable at a higher or lower rate, or may

    be refundable or payable, if part or all of the net profit or

    retained earnings is paid out as a dividend?

    Are changes in tax rates or tax laws enacted or announcedafter the reporting period?

    Property, Plant and Equipment

    Did the entity hold or acquire any property, plant or

    equipment?

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    IAS16BDoes the entity have any obligations to dismantle, remove

    and restore items of property, plant and equipment

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    IAS 17

    IAS17A

    IAS17B

    IAS17C

    IAS17D

    IAS17E

    IAS17F

    IAS17G

    IAS 18

    (commonly referred to as decommissioning, restoration and

    similar liabilities)?

    Leases

    Did the entity hold any assets under finance leases (i.e. the

    entity is a lessee under a finance lease)?

    Is the entity a lessee under any operating lease?

    Is the entity a lessor under any finance lease?

    Did the entity hold any assets which are leased out under

    operating leases (i.e. the entity is a lessor under an operatinglease)?

    Are any of the arrangements where the entity is acting as a

    lessor or a lessee (either under any operating lease or under

    a financing lease) sale and leaseback arrangements?

    Did the entity enter into an arrangement, comprising a

    transaction or a series of related transactions, that does not

    take the legal form of a lease but that conveys a right to use

    an asset (e.g. an item of property, plant or equipment) in

    return for a payment or series of payments?

    Did the entity have any arrangements that have a legal form

    of a lease but that do not, in substance, involve a lease under

    IAS 17?

    Revenue

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    IAS18A

    IAS18C

    Did the entity recognise any revenue?

    D th tit t i t t f th t ti f

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    IAS18C

    IAS 19

    IAS19A

    IAS19B

    IAS19C

    IAS19D

    IAS19E

    IFRS 19(2011)

    IAS19A

    IAS19B

    IAS19C

    IAS19D

    Did the entity participate in any defined benefit plans for post-

    employment benefits?

    Did the entity participate in any defined contributions plans

    for post-employment benefits?

    Does the entity enter into agreements for the construction of

    real estate?

    Employee Benefits

    Did the entity provide any short-term employee benefits?

    Did the entity participate in any defined benefit plans for post-

    employment benefits?

    Did the entity participate in any defined contributions plans

    for post-employment benefits?

    Did the entity provide any other long-term employeebenefits?

    Did the entity offer or grant any termination benefits?

    Did the entity provide any other long-term employee

    benefits?

    Employee Benefits

    Did the entity provide any short-term employee benefits?

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    IAS19EDid the entity offer or grant any termination benefits?

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    IAS 20

    IAS20A

    IAS20B

    IAS 21

    IAS21A

    IAS21A

    IAS21A

    IAS 23

    IAS23A

    IAS 24

    IAS24A

    IAS24B

    Accounting for Government Grants and Disclosure of Government Assistance

    Did the entity receive any government grants?

    Did the ent