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PROGRESS REPORT — MAY 2007 “TRANSFORMING BUSINESS REPORTING”

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About XBRL 4

Highlights 5

16th XBRL International Conference Coming Soon: hosted by XBRL Canada in Vancouver December 4-7 2007.

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15th XBRL International Conference: “Integrating Business Reporting- From SME’s to Large Companies” 5

MAJOR XBRL PRODUCT ANNOUNCEMENTS MARKED THE OPENING OF THE 14TH XBRL INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE - “Interactive Data: The Revolution of Business Reporting”

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The DUTCH TAXONOMY PROJECT 7

FDIC PROJECT REPORT 7

XBRL IBEROAMERICA ACTIVITIES REPORT 9

XII ANNOUNCES NEW PROVISIONAL JURISDICTION: LUXEMBOURG 10

US GAAP Taxonomy Project Update 11

XBRL International Steering Committee approves the XBRL Global Ledger Framework as an XBRL RECOMMENDATION

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CANADA SECURITIES REGULATORS LAUNCH XBRL VOLUNTARY FILING PROGRAM 12

MICHAEL OHATA OF MICROSOFT ELECTED CHAIRMAN OF XBRL INTERNATIONAL STEERING COMMITTEE 13

CHARLIE HOFFMAN RECIEVES AWARD OF PIONEERING XBRL 13

XBRL Jurisdiction Reports

AUSTRALIA 15

BELGIUM 15

CANADA 16

GERMANY 16

INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING STANDARDS COMMITTEE FOUNDATION (IASC Foundation) 17

IRELAND 18

JAPAN 18

KOREA 19

NETHERLANDS 20

SPAIN 20

UK 22

UNITED STATES 23

Provisional Jurisdiction Reports

DENMARK 24

FRANCE 24

LUXEMBOURG 24

POLAND 25

SOUTH AFRICA 25

SWEDEN 26

THE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES (UAE) 26

XBRL Vendor Updates* 27

Current XBRL Members 31

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XBRL International Progress Report – May 15, 2007

“Integrating Business and Financial Reporting Worldwide”

XBRL International (XII) is a not-for-profit consortium of approximately 500 companies, associations, and agencies in 22 jurisdictions worldwide working together to build the XBRL language and promote and support its adoption. Members of XBRL International are involved in providing or using business information. They cover:

Professional Services and Consulting Companies

Financial Services and Information Providers

Software and other Technology Providers

Government and Not-for-Profit Organizations

Accounting and Trade Organizations

The ten most important reasons to adopt XBRL internally and externally are:

Improve financial reports usability

Improve Business Processes

Increase Data Quality

Free Up Resources for Data Analysis

Compress Time to Publish Data

Lower Cost for Capturing Data

Flexible, Extensible and Comprehensive Data Collection

Reuse Data

Automated Exchange of Data

Open Standard, Free of License Fees

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Highlights

16th XBRL International Conference Coming Soon: hosted by XBRL Canada in Vancouver December 4-7 2007.

Please watch www.xbrl.org for further announcements.

15th XBRL International Conference: “Integrating Business Reporting- From SME’s to Large Companies”

The 15th XBRL International conference produced by XII and XBRL Germany June 4-6, 2007 in Munich, Germany will feature a full roster of Internationally renown Keynote speakers from industry and government who have once again agreed to lead off the conference on Monday followed by the 3rd German XBRL Symposium and four International Tracks on Tuesday.

As suggested by the title of the conference, “Integrating Business Reporting Worldwide: from Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SME’s) to Large Companies”, XBRL International conference planners and leaders will bring to conference attendees, real- world State of the Art Demonstrations and Implementations on how XBRL improves business reporting, cost and efficiency in businesses of every size.

An ever increasing number of XBRL adoption projects are underway in Europe such as: the National Taxonomy Project Netherlands, the Stock Exchange of Spain, the German Register, the Banking Supervisory in Spain, COREP, FINREP, Belgium, and many others. Project leaders and Industry experts will be featured to share lessons learned and world wide best practices in XBRL implementation and taxonomy development. Never has there been a more important or opportune time to position your company or organisation in a first-to-know, first-to-market position.

Riding the wave of excitement of the 14th XBRL International conference held in North America last

year, the conference planners have taken education and demonstration of XBRL as the World Standard in Business and Financial Reporting to the next level.

MAJOR XBRL PRODUCT ANNOUNCEMENTS MARKED THE OPENING OF THE 14TH XBRL INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE - “Interactive Data: The Revolution of Business Reporting”

5 December 2006, A set of major XBRL product announcements marked the opening of the 14th XBRL International Conference in Philadelphia on 4 December.

New products released at the conference included new taxonomy building software, solutions for XBRL conversion, rendering and publishing, XBRL add-ins for Microsoft Excel, software to enable specialised reports based on XBRL data and improved analysis capabilities for the EDGAR Online XBRL database of more than 11,000 companies.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) also made available a preview release of its Interactive Financial Report Viewer, which enables users to interact with XBRL filings made as part of the SEC’s Voluntary XBRL Filing Program.

Cartesis and Perception Partners meanwhile released a report saying that XBRL enhances Performance Management applications and offers immediate external benchmarking business benefits.

More detailed information on press releases by XBRL International members is available at http://www.xbrl.org/PressReleases/ and latest news is at http://www.xbrl.org/LatestNews/. Press releases at the opening of conference, or in the days leading up to the event, included (in alphabetical order by organisation):

Allocation Solutions announces release of two XBRL software tools

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Allocation Solutions LLC, a developer of innovative XBRL software systems, announced the release of DataXchanger and DX Express, two XBRL conversion, rendering, validation, and publishing software solutions.

CoreFiling announces SpiderMonkey - a new taxonomy editor

CoreFiling Limited announced a new and sophisticated interactive data development environment, SpiderMonkey. CoreFiling said the product has been hailed by initial testers as a major advance in the field and that it is the first taxonomy editor with integrated revision control, multi-user support and public review capabilities.

EDGAR Online announces new version of I-Metrix product

EDGAR Online Inc has announced a new version of its I-Metrix™ product. I-Metrix 2.0 is the first platform to combine an XBRL database of over 11,000 companies with new powerful analytical capabilities designed to leverage the unique benefits that XBRL technology can provide.

Hitachi America launches Xinba™ 2.0, an XBRL add-in for Excel

Hitachi America, Ltd. XBRL Business Unit, which develops and delivers XBRL solutions for corporate and government customers, announced Xinba™ 2.0 Reader and Analyzer, a desktop-based Microsoft® Excel® add-in that gives users the capability to import, open, and manipulate XBRL financial information directly in Microsoft Excel, a standard for financial and numerical communications within the enterprise.

Information Builders introduces adapter for XBRL documents

Information Builders has expanded the data integration capabilities of its WebFOCUS product through the addition of an XBRL adapter. The XBRL Adapter enables WebFOCUS to report against XBRL documents located locally or on the Web. The new

adapter integrates with the WebFOCUS Financial Reporting platform giving users the ability to create, schedule, distribute, and run parameterized financial reports.

JustSystems announces XBRL-based financial solution

JustSystems, Inc., a leading global enterprise software company, announced plans to launch its new xfy XBRL Solution. Designed to provide organizations with major benefits in the preparation, analysis and communication of financial information, the xfy XBRL Solution will enable more accurate and less expensive financial reporting, and firmly supports the company’s ongoing investment and commitment to the open, standards-based community.

Rivet Software to open source Dragon View XBRL Viewer

Rivet® Software, a leader in interactive business software solutions, announced plans to release its Dragon View® XBRL viewer application in open source to further drive software innovation and adoption. It also announced an update to its i-Fi™ Suite of interactive Financials applications designed to leverage the full potential of XBRL and interactive data.

Preview release of the SEC’s Interactive Financial Report Viewer

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has made available a preview release of its Interactive Financial Report Viewer. The Viewer enables users to interact with XBRL filings made as part of the SEC’s Voluntary XBRL Filing Program. The SEC's disclaimed on the application is at http://www.sec.gov/spotlight/xbrl/xbrlwebapp.htm and the viewer itself is at http://69.56.156.236/viewer.

UBmatrix to Open Source its XBRL Processing Engine

UBmatrix, a leading provider of XBRL-enabled software, has announced plans to Open

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Source its XBRL processing engine software code by the end of the year. While the company will continue to offer customers a commercial version of the UBmatrix™ Processing Engine that is fully supported, scalable, and maintains continued compliance with XBRL International specifications, UBmatrix will contribute source code from its publicly-released Java version shipped last July to a new Open Source project on SourceForge.net.

The release by Cartesis on the report on XBRL and Performance Management applications is at http://www.marketwire.com/mw/release html b1?release id=190517.

The DUTCH TAXONOMY PROJECT

The Dutch Government is currently working towards the large scale usage of XBRL for the electronic exchange of information between business and government bodies started as of 1 January 2007.

This project is being considered as producing the largest benefits of all projects in a government program aimed at reducing the administrative burden on companies with 25 percent.

Unique to this project is the close co-operations between the businesses and the government. In June 2006, this co-operation was formalized in a covenant. At this moment, the covenant has 84 covenant parties including the main organization representing industry and employer, including the small and medium businesses, organizations representing accountants and tax consultants as well as market leaders of software suppliers. February 2007 the Dutch Taxonomy Project released version 1.1 of the Dutch taxonomy which enables the electronic exchange of XBRL data regarding the obligatory filing of annual accountant, tax declarations and economic statistics of 600.000 businesses.

At this moment the use of XBRL is not mandatory. In 2007 the Dutch Government has started to see if XBRL can be used successful in other information supply chains where information need to be exchanged, like agriculture, healthcare and

education. The project also developed a first draft of an extension taxonomy which can be used by the banks to exchange information related to Basel 2. Another project is the simplification of the financial statements of SMEs’, which makes it easier to compilate financial statements using XBRL.

Several countries are interested in using the Dutch model. Australia already adopted the Dutch approach as it is also targeting for XBRL data flows.

More information about the project can be found at www.xbrl-ntp.nl/English.

FDIC PROJECT REPORT

Project Name: FFIEC Call Report Modernization Project

Country Name: United States

Taxonomy Development: Custom developed its own taxonomy due to undeveloped GAAP taxonomies and to solve its own unique business needs

Special points of interest: Created and extended the use of the formula link base used to validate data and to provide business rules

Contact Information: Jon Wisnieski, jwisnieski@fdic.gov, 202-898-3846

Additional Information: http://www.ffiec.gov/find

FFIEC successfully implements XBRL into their data collection process

The introduction of XBRL for bank reporting in the United States has proved a major success. Approximately 8,000 banks have been filing quarterly “Call Report” data in XBRL since October 2005. Banking regulators, members of the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council, say their Central Data Repository System (CDR), which utilizes XBRL, has provided major benefits in increased agility, earlier data accuracy, and greater process efficiency. U.S. banking regulators are evaluating whether XBRL may be applicable for internal

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business processes and the reporting of other data series. This project has demonstrated the large scale viability of various XBRL features, including the use of complex formulae to validate data. It has also shown how software vendors unfamiliar with XBRL can successfully and profitably implement XBRL in their products.

Key features of the FFIEC’s use of XBRL

Collaboration between three banking regulators representing the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) was successful in transforming the business process to collect quarterly financial data (Call Reports) from banks using XBRL.

Prior to the introduction of XBRL, Call Report information was provided in a variety of different formats, including PDF, MS Word, and MS Excel. Under the previous system, reporting banks and their supporting software vendors had to interpret the Call Report requirements which could be an inefficient and costly process.

In light of inefficiencies with the old process, the agencies turned to XBRL as a means to better manage and disseminate Call Report metadata to software vendors and banks.

The agencies redesigned the entire quarterly reporting process through the Call Report Modernization Project which took an open, collaborative approach and involved Call Report software vendors in the implementation of requirements.

The use of XBRL as the basis of the new CDR system provides the agencies with an efficient means of defining and communicating changes in the data required through changes in its taxonomy.

The new system makes extensive use of formulae expressed in XBRL files to enable submitting banks to validate their information, significantly reducing the number of errors.

The CDR receives information in XBRL Instance Documents and provides regulatory agencies and the public with efficient access to Call Report information.

Results

The agencies found the use of XBRL in their new Call Reporting process produced a range of measurable benefits as well as qualitative enhancements. The

new process provides accurate data more quickly, improving decision making, and has greatly reduced the effort involved in validation and related manual tasks, saving costs by boosting efficiency. It has improved business processes, providing a flexible and scalable system which is easier to manage, as well as delivering much stronger analytical capabilities. Key measurable benefits included:

Data quality—under the new XBRL system, 100% of bank filings met requirements for mathematical accuracy and 95% met other quality requirements. The comparative figures under the old system were 70% and 66%.

Faster data inflow—banks now begin filing within hours of the start of a filing period rather than weeks later. This reflects the fact that they are now able to respond to reporting requirements more quickly and ensure data accuracy more easily.

Increased productivity—FDIC analysts can now cover 550-600 banks compared with 450-500 previously, an increase in productivity of approximately 20%, reflecting improved data quality and analytical capability.

Faster data access—data is now available for use within a day of receipt, compared with several days under old, cumbersome validation processes. Quicker release enables faster and better informed decision-making by agencies and the public.

Improved control of reporting—XBRL enables changes in reporting requirements to be communicated and adjustments made by the reporting community within minutes or hours, compared with days or weeks under the old system which required significant manual intervention.

Next steps

The agencies are encouraged by the results of the CDR and XBRL to collect Call Report data and are evaluating the use of the CDR to collect other data series. A consistent and reliable flow of data will ultimately improve the financial collection and reporting processes within the FFIEC agencies. The agencies are communicating their experience with the CDR and XBRL through white papers and government briefings.

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XBRL IBEROAMERICA ACTIVITIES REPORT

Introduction

One of the main objectives of open standards is to evolve around the world. The main concerns that financial community is been faced in USA, Asia and Europe are also the concerns in other regions of the world where economic models are following global rules. The growing adoption of international accounting standards in development countries and the global trade commerce with industrialized countries are underpinning the adoption and developments of open standards like XBRL.

XBRL Iberoamerica Activities

XBRL Seminar

Mexico City, March 26th – 27th, 2007

Assistants:

Colombia Ministry of Finance Argentina Central Bank Brazil Central Bank

Banking and Financial Institutions Authority of Chile

Financial Institutions Authority of Costa Rica Financial Service Authority of El Salvador Guatemala Central Bank Honduras Central Bank

Banking and Securities Commission of Mexico

Nicaragua Central Bank Paraguay Central Bank Republica Dominicana Central Bank Centrale Bank van Suriname Bank of Spain XBRL Spain

XBRL On-line Course:

XBRL and the Stock Exchanges Market

XBRL On-line course for 30 Latin-America Securities Supervisors in its 1st edition and coordinated by the Iberoamerican Securities Institute. The faculty staff is composed Supervisors (Spanish Securities Commission and Bank of Spain) as well as private institutions members of XBRL Spain.

Participant Organisations:

Panamá Securities Commission Ecuador Financial Service Authority Brazil Securities Commission Costa Rica Securities Commission Portugal Securities Commission Nicaragua Banking and Financial Authority

Colombia Banking and Securities Commission

Argentina Central Bank Venezuela Securities Commission Chile Banking Institutions Authority

XBRL Iberoamerica Initiatives

The growing adoption of XBRL around the world is strongly impacting Banking, Financial Institutions and Regulators in several Latin-American countries. XBRL Spain has been collaborating with a number Latin-American financial institutions and also establishing a communication and collaboration network to foster the adoption of XBRL in Iberoamerica.

Projects in sight:

(1) Name: Argentina Central Balance Sheet Office Organisation: Argentina Central Bank Objective: XBRL as a standard for financial information exchange at the Argentina Central Bank Central balance sheet project.

(2) Name: Financial Information Exchange Integrated System Organisation: Colombia Ministry of Finance Objective: XBRL as the main standard for Colombia national public budget at the main financial information system managed by Colombia Ministry of Finance.

(3) Name: Brazil Central Bank SPED Project Organisation: Brazil Central Bank

XBRL Iberoamerican Working Network:

Establishing an XBRL Working Network in Iberoamerican countries is one of the main activities undertaken by XBRL Spain to promote the development of the standard, with this idea in mind, XBRL Spain has been working closely with Academic research groups, keeping in contact with the main

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stakeholders in public and private companies who belong to the financial information supply chain in each country.

Also we have been experiencing the increase of XBRL events, seminars and workshops around XBRL and in which different members of our Jurisdiction have been participating.

XBRL SPAIN/IBERO AMERICA Collaboration Network:

Academic

(1) Bucaramanga Autonoma University. Academic research team established and part of the XBRL Spain activities in Colombia.

(2) Pernambuco University (Brazil) XBRL Spain was contact by an academic research group at the Accountant and Business Administration faculty.

Financial

(1) Banking and Financial Institutions of Perú

(2) Panamá Ministry of Economy

(3) Iberoamerica Monetary Secretary Request for a XBRL Seminar mid-June

(4) Bolivia Chamber of Commerce Bolivian GAAP Project

Next Events

(1) Brazil Banking Association (FEBRABAN) XBRL Course (www.febraban.org.br) Course Name: XBRL (Private course) Objective: Problems in the exchange of financial information. The advantages of XML. XML financial standards: XBRL. World analysis of XBRL and the current state of XBRL in Brazil. Speaker: Paulo Caetano da Silva paulo.caetano@bcb.gov.br Date: May 14th – 18th, 2007. (Brazil)

(2) XBRL Course: “XBRL and the Stock Exchanges Markets”

Organization By: Iberoamerican Securities

Institute CEDDET

Spain Agency for International Collaboration [Ministry of Foreign Affairs]

Collaboration By: Spain Securities Commission Bank of Spain XBRL Spain Date: May 8th – 9th, 2007. Santa Cruz de la Sierra (Bolivia)

(3) XBRL Latin-America Seminar Colombia 2008

XII ANNOUNCES NEW PROVISIONAL JURISDICTION: LUXEMBOURG

Luxembourg was approved as a Provisional XBRL Jurisdiction following strong interest in the use of XBRL by the National Bank and other leading organisations. XBRL Luxembourg is championed by the Luxembourg Bankers' Association, who will be the driver of the XBRL standardisation in Luxembourg.

The setting up of the jurisdiction, approved by the XBRL International Steering Committee (ISC), in March 2007 will enable Luxembourg to better to recruit local XBRL members and progress the use of the electronic language.

The following ten organisations of the financial centre have created the “XBRL Luxembourg jurisdiction”:

1. Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF), 2. Banque Centrale du Luxembourg (BCL), 3. Commissariat aux Assurances (CAA), 4. Association des Banques et Banquiers, Luxembourg (ABBL), 5. Association Luxembourgeoise des Fonds d’Investissement (ALFI), 6. Association des Compagnies d’Assurances, Luxembourg (ACA), 7. Institut des Réviseurs d’Entreprises (IRE), 8. Ordre des Experts Comptables (OEC),

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9. Service Central de la Statistique et des Études économiques (STATEC) et 10. Société de la Bourse de Luxembourg S.A. (BdL).

To learn more about XBRL Luxembourg or if you wish to participate contact the General Secretary, Marc Hemmerling at Hemmerling@abbl.lu. (Please see Jurisdiction Reports for more information)

US GAAP Taxonomy Project Update

The Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) has contracted with XBRL US, Inc. to build out the US GAAP taxonomies. The contract was signed in March and has a completion date of Q4 2007. The Project Team is headquartered at the SEC offices in the World Financial Center, New York, NY and is comprised of XBRL US staff, the to six accounting firms and other important subject matter experts.

The Project Team is currently developing new content, creating a collaborative taxonomy development environment, and focusing on systems, personnel and processes to ensure full market participation and usability for an expected Q4 2007 completion. Recent highlights include:

XBRL US initiated a dialogue with the XBRL Working group of the CFA Institute, the preeminent global organization for financial analysts. Step one for this group will be to provide valuable insights into the general business requirements including the structure and element coverage. A kick-off meeting was held on April 26 where XBRL US was given the opportunity to present the plan. A detailed business requirements survey was delivered to the Working Group for their input.

A task force of SEC VFP (SEC Voluntary XBRL Filing Program) participants was organized with individuals from Pepsi, ENGlobal, e*Trade, South Financial Group, Pfizer, United Technologies, Ford Motor Credit and Ford Motor Company,

as well as 3M. During the kick-off call this week, the group was asked to provide the Project Team with their top issues in instance document creation and to also help out with education and outreach. The goal is to gather input for content integration and testing phases, but also to get their involvement in the education effort with a goal of expanding participation in the SEC VFP.

The Project Team is also working with the FAF/FASB to coordinate their GAAP review of the taxonomies.

The taxonomy management system, hosting vendor and issue tracking systems for the Project Team have been put in place for developing, reviewing and collecting feedback on the taxonomies.

To date the Project Team has involved over 70 people, mostly from the accounting industry, with input and support from the technology community and key stakeholders - public companies, financial analysts, etc.

Our goal is to build up a groundswell of support for the SEC VFP over the course of this year and have put programs in place to ramp up the general outreach including creating a series of webinars on how to get started in the SEC VFP, as well as outreach specific to key associations such as the CFA Institute, FEI (Financial Executives International), NIRI (National Investor Relations Institute), the AICPA, IMA and others. A Market Outreach Working Group has been established to coordinate these efforts.

For more information contact Rob Blake, VP Domain and Taxonomies at rob.blake@xbrl.us

XBRL International Steering Committee approves the XBRL Global Ledger Framework as an XBRL RECOMMENDATION

17 April 2007, The Global Ledger Framework is intended to enable the efficient handling of financial and business information contained within an organisation. It allows the representation of data found in charts of accounts, journal entries or historical transactions. It enables the data to be

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gathered across disparate accounting systems, analysed and used efficiently and cost-effectively.

A description of the Global Ledger Framework is available at www.xbrl.org/GLTaxonomy/ and its files are at www.xbrl.org/GLFiles/.

XSB approves the granting of Acknowledged status to the IFRS-GP taxonomy effective 2007-01-24.

The IFRS-GP taxonomy is intended to allow profit-oriented entities to prepare XBRL-based financial statements according to IFRS. This includes, but is not limited to, consolidated publicly listed entities, parent entity financial statements, and non-consolidated entities.

XSB approves the granting of Acknowledged status to the Canadian taxonomy update effective 2007-01-24.

The Canadian taxonomy provides accounting terms that are used in general purpose financial statements that are prepared in accordance with Canadian Generally Accepted Accounting Principles. This taxonomy is an update of the previously acknowledged Canadian PFS Taxonomy of 2004-11-20 to incorporate changes in accounting standards in the intervening period and to improve documentation.

CANADA SECURITIES REGULATORS LAUNCH XBRL VOLUNTARY FILING PROGRAM

http://www.osc.gov.on.ca/Media/NewsReleases/2007/nr 20070119 csa-xbrl-launch.jsp

JANUARY 19, 2007, Toronto - The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) have launched an XBRL voluntary filing program. CSA Notice 51-323 XBRL filing program and request for volunteers outlines how issuers can voluntarily file financial statements in XBRL format. XBRL is a relatively new business reporting language that is emerging as an international standard for communicating business and financial data. The basic concept of XBRL is that it attaches standardized electronic “tags” to elements of information that provide information about what the item represents.

In 2006, the CSA conducted a survey to assess the awareness of XBRL in the marketplace and the interest in an XBRL filing program. “The feedback we received from the marketplace indicated that about half of the respondents have some understanding of XBRL and a significant number are in favour of an XBRL filing program,” said Jean St-Gelais, Chair of the CSA and President & Chief Executive Officer of the Autorité des marchés financiers (Québec). “With this voluntary filing program, we hope to increase the level of practical knowledge in the Canadian marketplace of this new technology and gain a greater understanding of the potential of XBRL.”

The XBRL filing will not replace the official PDF filing that is required by securities regulators, but will be additional information made available to the public through the System for Electronic Document Analysis and Retrieval (SEDAR) website.

“We invite issuers to join the voluntary filing program. We are committed to learning more about technologies that can help improve efficiency in our marketplace,” said St-Gelais.

CSA Notice 51-323 XBRL filing program and request for volunteers is available on the websites of several CSA members. Issuers interested in joining the voluntary filing program should contact one of the CSA staff members listed in the notice.

The CSA, the council of the securities regulators of Canada’s provinces and territories, co-ordinates and harmonizes regulation for the Canadian capital markets.

For more information:

Carolyn Shaw-Rimmington Ontario Securities Commission 416-593-2361

Andrew Poon British Columbia Securities Commission 604-899-6880

Tamera Van Brunt Alberta Securities Commission 403-297-2664

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Ainsley Cunningham Manitoba Securities Commission 204-945-4733

Frédéric Alberro Autorité des marchés financiers 514-940-2176

MICHAEL OHATA OF MICROSOFT ELECTED CHAIRMAN OF XBRL INTERNATIONAL STEERING COMMITTEE

18 December 2006, Michael Ohata, Senior Director of Reporting Standards for Microsoft Finance, has been ratified as the new Chair of the International Steering Committee (ISC) of XBRL International (XII) with effect from 6 December 2006.

He takes over from Kurt Ramin, XBRL Team Leader at the International Accounting Standards Committee Foundation (IASCF), who is retiring as chair after serving the maximum term.

Mr Ohata was previously Chair of the XBRL International Standards Board (XSB), which is charged with managing the production of XII technical materials and strengthening their quality. He took a leading role in helping to set up the XSB in March 2006 and driving forward its initial work, including the establishment of a roadmap setting out main XII technical activities and priorities.

The XBRL International Steering Committee governs XII. It has similar authority and powers to a Board of Directors at a normal company.

“The International Steering Committee is keenly aware that there has been broad geographic adoption of XBRL, especially by regulators who are working to standardize reporting technologies,” said Mr Ohata. “The committee and I are dedicated to ensuring that XBRL International functions as a predictable and professional financial reporting standards organization. In the coming year we will continue to focus on various XBRL implementation projects helping to bring the widespread adoption of XBRL standards closer to a reality.”

John Turner, Chief Executive of CoreFiling, takes over from Mr Ohata as XSB Chair. Mr Turner has long

experience in XBRL projects and is an existing member of both the XSB and ISC.

CHARLIE HOFFMAN RECIEVES AWARD OF PIONEERING XBRL

14 December 2006, Charlie Hoffman, who conceived the idea of XBRL, has received the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants' (AICPA) Special Recognition Award for his pioneering work in proposing and helping to develop the language.

Mr Hoffman, currently Director of Industry Solutions-Financial Reporting at UBmatrix, started investigating how XML could be used for electronic reporting of financial information in 1998 while working as a CPA with the firm Knight Vale and Gregory in Tacoma, Washington. He proposed the idea to the AICPA High Tech Task Force and eXtensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL) was born.

Mr Hoffman and other accounting and technical experts worked together on initial prototypes and business plans for XBRL under the auspices of the AICPA. Since the creation of the XBRL International (XII) consortium, he has continued to play a leading role in helping to develop and promote the standard. As well as serving on key XBRL working groups and being formally recognised as a contributor to the XBRL Specification and other XII technical documents, Mr Hoffman has published a number of books on XBRL and travelled widely to explain the benefits of the language.

“Charlie has lived and breathed XBRL since the late 1990s and truly deserves this recognition," said Sunir Kapoor, UBmatrix President and CEO. "The endorsement the AICPA award represents is noteworthy, both in terms of Charlie's efforts, and to XBRL as a game-changing technology. The accounting profession - indeed business reporting in general - will never be the same."

Accepting the award, Mr Hoffman emphasised the teamwork which was contributing to the success of XBRL.

"People call me 'the father of XBRL', but I like to refer to myself as the guy who did the obvious. I

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was in the right place at the right time, with the right set of skills," he said.

Mr Hoffman’s books include "XBRL Essentials", a non-technical introduction to XBRL and "Financial Reporting Using XBRL: IFRS and US GAAP Edition", a guide for accountants in using XBRL. His

contributions to XBRL International documents are extensive; they include the co-authorship of the XBRL International’s Financial Reporting Taxonomy Architecture (FRTA) document which guides the creation of taxonomies.

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XBRL Jurisdiction Reports

XBRL is growing quickly around the world with increasing participation from individual countries and international organisations. XBRL International is comprised of jurisdictions which represent countries, regions or international bodies and which focus on the progress of XBRL in their area

The consortium is comprised of over 500 companies, associations, and agencies in 22 jurisdictions worldwide along with increasing activity in working together to build the XBRL language and promote and support its adoption. XII welcomes Luxembourg and Italy who were approved as Provisional Jurisdictions First Quarter of 2007. (Italy was approved after final production deadlines for this report)

ESTABLISHED JURISDICTIONS

AUSTRALIA

The main activity in Australia has been on the taxonomy development and transitioning the jurisdiction from its start up and development phase. Much of the awareness battle has been won and Australia now looks to the new challenges of maintaining the momentum as XBRL takes hold with new business models, skill sets and resources. The Board has investigated the options in this regard and will report in the very near future on a plan to take XBRL Australia forward.

For more information about XBRL Australia, please visit www.xbrl.org.au or contact:

Trevor Pyman CEO – XBRL Australia Limited +61 403 76 73 76 xbrlau@xbrl.org

Paul Phenix XBRL Australia ISC Representative Australian Stock Exchange +61 3 9617 8646 Paul.phenix@asx.com.au

BELGIUM

XBRL Belgium became an Established Jurisdiction on 15 July 2006 and is still hosted by the National Bank of Belgium.

Projects

The Belgian jurisdiction continues to make progress on XBRL development and adoption, particularly in the regulators' environment.

The National Bank of Belgium is involved in two important projects:

The final version of the Belgian taxonomy be-fr-pfs-ci-2006-10-01 was published in October 2006. This taxonomy is based on the Belgian GAAP and will be used by non-financial companies for the drawing up of their statutory annual accounts to be filed with the National Bank (Central Balance Sheet Office - CBSO) in the form of XBRL-instance documents as from April 2007. It will be totally transparent for the final user through the use of an Internet application "free of charge" allowing him to fill in and to validate its annual accounts before filing it.

The National Bank of Belgium and the Banking, Finance and Insurance Commission (BFIC) has developed a Belgian taxonomy, reflecting the national regulatory IFRS reporting scheme. The taxonomy was created as an extension of the IFRS taxonomy of the IASCF and has been used since January 2006 for the consolidated regulatory reporting of credit institutions. The first reports were received in June 2006.

People from National Bank of Belgium and from BFIC(CBFA) are also deeply involved in the FINREP and COREP projects.

The Directorate-general Statistics and Economic information (former National Institute for Statistics) is currently involved in a study to develop an XBRL application allowing companies to fill in surveys about their structure, using data from annual accounts. This project is linked with Eurostat and is due to be finalized this year.

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Jurisdictional leader: Luc Dufresne, Chair XBRL Belgium Microeconomic Information, National Bank of Belgium .

For more information on XBRL Belgium, please visit: www.xbrl.be or contact:

Camille Dümm camille.dumm@nbb.be Central Balance Sheet Office National Bank of Belgium Boulevard de Berlaimont 14 B - 1000 Brussels, Belgium Phone : +32 2 221 25 52 Fax : + 32 2 221 32 66

CANADA

The Investment Dealers Association of Canada has recommended a new regulatory reporting system which would be totally electronic, using XBRL and based on a "access equals delivery" model. The Canadian acknowledged taxonomy for primary financial statements was updated and released in 2006 and formally re-acknowledged inclusive of ) early 2007. (See highlights section of the report

For more information, please visit the XBRL Canada web site at www.xbrl.ca or contact:

William Swirsky Chair, XBRL Canada c/o Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants 77 Wellington Street West Toronto Canada M5V 3H2 bill.swirsky@cica.ca Tel: +1 416-204-3313

GERMANY

April 30, 2007

Bundesanzeiger (the German public register for company information including annual reports) started their new procedure of electronic filing. Beginning January 2007, they are accepting XBRL reports based on either German GAAP or IFRS taxonomy. In fact, XBRL is the favoured input format, which is promoted by low fees.

XBRL Germany launched a new release of the German GAAP taxonomy in December 2006 in order to update the prior version in terms of content and to enhance it in technical matters. This taxonomy is representing the German set of relevant regulations (German Commercial Code / “Handelsgesetzbuch” along with other laws and rules), which are mandatory for all German business entities (irrespective of IFRS being compulsory in certain cases as well).

Current version of taxonomy German GAAP being completed, XBRL Germany started a new project to supplement such taxonomy with a module specifically designed for financial reports of financial institutions in Germany. In addition to the general rules of recognition and measurement according to the German Commercial Code, banks have to comply with more specific regulations to present and structure their figures when disclosing them.

A new book about XBRL (in German) written by Norbert Flickinger was published in May 2007. The volume is titled “XBRL in der betrieblichen Praxis” (“XBRL in business practice”) and is focussing on non-technical people that want to understand XBRL and desire guidance for practising XBRL either as preparer, consumer, or service provider. Kurt Ramin and the Board of XBRL Germany supported the work by contributing prefaces and opening remarks.

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For more information on XBRL Germany, please visit www.xbrl.de or contact:

Norbert Flickinger c/o XBRL Deutschland e.V. Am Bonneshof 35 (KPMG Building) 40474 Duesseldorf, GERMANY Phone: +49-700-35425464 nf@xbrl.de

INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING STANDARDS COMMITTEE FOUNDATION (IASC Foundation)

In 2006, the IASC Foundation launched a new Web site, www.iasb.org/xbrl, to showcase the pioneering work of the IASC Foundation’s XBRL Team. This Web site continues to be a leading source of XBRL information. The Team also services its XBRL Lab, a research and development centre to prototype new techniques in XBRL taxonomy building and the general use of the XBRL specification for IFRS. Most recently it released an EduCentre – containing a host of online XBRL educative materials including XBRL Fundamentals, an XBRL glossary, webcasts, presentations and XBRL Demonstrations.

The IASC Foundation continues its pioneering and leadership roles in the XBRL International consortium:

Olivier Servais recently joined the Foundation as XBRL Team leader. Olivier has extensive experience in coordinating XBRL adoption in Europe, having initially served as Secretary General of the XBRL in Europe project (funded by the European Commission), and most recently as European Director of XBRL International. He has previously served as a member of the XBRL International Steering Committee, the Consultative Working Group of CESR Transparency, and the Eurostat XBRL Pilot Task Force.

Kurt Ramin, consultant to the Foundation, holds the position of Chairman (Emeritus) of XBRL International.

Josef Macdonald, the IASC Foundation XBRL Practice Fellow, is the former XBRL International Domain Working Group Chair and was a member of the interim XBRL

Standards Board. He is the current chair of the IFRS XBRL Development Team (IXDT), chair of the IASB IT Discussion Group and founder of the Foundation’s XBRL Team. He returns to Ernst & Young global in July of this year.

The successful XBRL student internship program has a total of seven interns from European jurisdictions working on XBRL at the IASC Foundation. They are: Maciej Piechocki (Poland), Haiko Philipp (Germany), Michal Piechocki (Poland), Timo Philipp (Germany), Lukas Pruschke (Germany) and Daniel Gloeckner (Germany) and Holger Obst (Germany).

The IASC Foundation XBRL Team also continues to cooperate on IFRS-based XBRL projects around the world, including the European Central Balance Sheet Data Offices WGIII reduced format project, which is now in its third year and has been commissioned for further fourth year. The Team liaises closely with IFRS jurisdictions and XBRL US on taxonomy alignment and other XBRL matters.

Recent activities of the IASC Foundation include:

Releasing the IFRS-GP 2007 taxonomy

Continuing to release versions of its 2005 , 2006 and now 2007 taxonomy labels in other languages (now 10 languages available)

Developing an online search engine to locate elements in the IFRS taxonomy.

Continuing to research and publish solutions to the versioning of its IFRS-GP taxonomy and the establishment of an extensions framework – the 2 most significant issues it faces related to its taxonomy.

Commencing the third phase XBRL project of the European Committee of Central Balance Sheet Data Offices (ECCBSO) successfully creating 100+ IFRS instances from real company data. This project will be showcased at the XBRL International Philadelphia conference in December.

Commencing work on the development of a taxonomy for IFRS-SMEs. In particular, the Team has begun work considering the potential implications of this project for modelling it in XBRL when it is released as a standard.

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Releasing XBRL taxonomy alignment and convergence projects, which have attracted the largest number of visitors to our new website. These projects will also be showcased at the Munich conference in December.

For more information on the IASC Foundation XBRL activities, please visit www.iasb.org/xbrl or contact:

Olivier Servais XBRL Team Leader oservias@iasb.org Kurt Ramin XBRL Consultant kramin@iasb.org Josef MacDonald XBRL Practice Fellow jmacdonald@iasb.org

IRELAND

XBRL Ireland continues to make significant progress. Membership now includes: Accenture, Central Statistics Office, Companies Registration Office, Deloitte, Ernst & Young, Fujitsu Ireland, The Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland, The Irish Bankers Federation, KPMG, Microsoft Ireland, PricewaterhouseCoopers, The Revenue Commissioners and REACH along with a number of prominent academics. REACH is the organisation established by the Government of Ireland to develop a framework for electronic government and represents an important endorsement of XBRL within Irish Central Government.

Supporting Adoption in Ireland

Pilot studies in the Central Statistics Office have been extended to cover the more significant Balance of Payments area. Pilots studies continue in the Companies Registration Office (CRO) along with evidence of potential pilots in other Irish Government organisations.

Taxonomy Development.

The Irish GAAP 2.1 Taxonomy has reached acknowledgement stage providing a reliable platform for the reporting of Irish GAAP financial statements in XBRL. A suite of XBRL v2.1 Irish GAAP financial statements for Irish public companies has been developed to support the taxonomy.

For more information on XBRL in Ireland please visit http://www.xbrl-ie.org or contact

Conor O’Kelly - conor.okelly@hp.com

Simone Doran - xbrl@icai.ie

JAPAN Marketing & Communications

Co-hosted by Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE), Japanese Institute of Certified Public Accountants (JICPA), and XBRL Japan, the successful XBRL Japan and TSE symposium was held at TSE in Tokyo in March 2007 with by over 400 attendees. Speakers include Mr. Taizo Nishimuro (President & CEO of TSE), Mr. Tsuguoki Fujinuma (Chairman and President of JICPA), Prof. Shinji Hatta (Graduate School of Professional Accountancy, Aoyama Gakuin University) and others.

Membership growth – Six our new members joined since last report, including Going dot com Inc., PricewaterhouseCoopers Aarata, Nihon ICS CO.LTD, ICS Partners CORPORATION, ZOICCS Co.,Ltd, Daiwa Institute of Reserch Ltd.. XBRL Japan now has 78 voting members.

TSE’s XBRL Trial & Demo Program

The Tokyo Stock Exchange’s XBRL Trial & Demo Program in Timely Disclosure started in April 2006. Anybody can freely try out XBRL on TSE’s homepage.

FSA’s XBRL for EDINET

The Financial Services Agency announced establishment of the service and system optimization and plans to make XBRL mandatory for EDINET(Electronic Disclosure for Investors'

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NETwork）in 2008.

FSA will start its pilot program from this July, which accepts voluntary reports in XBRL. FSA’s EDINET taxonomy and sample instance documents are reachable from FSA’s homepage. (http://www.fsa.go.jp/singi/edinet/20070427.html)

XBRL Jurisdictional Leader: Kiyoshi Kanai, Chairman of XBRL Japan (JICPA)

Contact information:

Nobuyuki Sambuichi, Jurisdiction representative to ISC e-mail: n-sanbuichi@hitachi-system.co.jp Phone: +81-(0)3-3763-5403 website: http://www.xbrl-jp.org/

KOREA

XBRL Korea continues to make progress with taxonomy development and adoption activities. Recent highlights in XBRL Korea include :

Taxonomy Development - XBRL Korea is preparing to release the second and third version of the Korea local GAAP Taxonomy to the public.

■ On April 4, 2007, XBRL Korea issued exposure draft of K-GAAP Taxonomy(version 2.0, version 2.1 which are updated versions of the four industries taxonomies of Commercial and Industrial Entities(C&I), Banking and Savings Institutions(BASI), Insurance Entities(INS), Investment Management(IM)) that were announced on July 28, 2006. This Financial Reporting Taxonomy has been developed according to the Korean GAAP and will be finalized through public opinion feedback process.

These Taxonomies are available at

http://www.xbrl.or.kr/home/w0701l02.jsp?CAFECODE=1&id num=1175041231878&MENU CO

DE=018&page=0

■ And XBRL Korea is developing common type Taxonomy for other than the industries

mentioned above. The Taxonomy will be drafted in second quarter of 2007 and will be officially announced in 3rd Quarter of 2007 through open review process.

Korean FSS(Financial Supervisory Service) XBRL Project

■ FSS is taking step by step test running for the 251 listed companies on Korean stock market for DART(Data Analysis, Retrieval and Transfer) System which is similar to EDGAR Online in US. FSS will try one more test run for the whole companies which are listed and have the plan of official adoption of XBRL from October 2007 after modification, if needed

Please visit http://dart.fss.or.kr/html/xbrl/LatestXbrlDoc.html for more details.

■ And FSS announced officially to adopt XBRL for Call Report for financial industry on February 15, 2007. FSS will set up specific action plan by adopting the result of consulting. From 2008 through 2009, it will develop taxonomy for Call Report and core program and will have test run and after that it will officially run the system from 2010.

For more information, please visit http://www.xbrl.or.kr or contact:

Tack-kon Moon Vice President Korean Institute of Certified Public Accountants 185-10, Chungjeongro-2ga, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul Tel: 82-2-3149-0108, E-mail: xbrl@kicpa.or.kr Yong-moon Lee Director (XBRL and IT) Korean Institute of Certified Public Accountants 185-10, Chungjeongro-2ga, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul Tel: 82-2-3149-0112, E-mail: xbrl@kicpa.or.kr

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NETHERLANDS Spring 2007 XBRL Netherlands membership reached 54 companies.

Highlights in the Netherlands are:

The most important XBRL-project in the Netherlands is the Dutch Taxonomy Project lead by the Dutch Government with the support of many organizations, including XBRL Netherlands. The main objective is to reduce the administrative expenses of companies by implementing the electronic filing of financial, tax and statistical statements for all companies (about 600.000) in 2007. The savings for businesses are estimated at 350 million Euros per year.

The Dutch Taxonomy is being developed and maintained by the Dutch Government and contains the XBRL data-elements to support the electronic filing of the yearly financial statements, corporate tax filings and statistical information. The Dutch taxonomy version 1.1 is released February 2007.

On June 9 2006, the Dutch Government and about 66 organizations signed a XBRL Covenant. They agreed on maintaining the Dutch taxonomy, implementing the infrastructure for electronic filing and taking the necessary steps to support delivery of XBRL in 2007. About 80 organizations have signed the Covenant up till now, including the two main trade organizations VNO-NCW and MKB Nederland.

The Dutch Government also started to develop an extension on the Dutch Taxonomy to be used by the financial services for credit risk filings (based on Basel II).

The Dutch Central Bank is able to receive XBRL-filings (CEBS-project).

The infrastructure for electronic filing of financial statements and tax filings based on XBRL is available.

Early January 2007 the first financial statements based on XBRL were filed at the Chambers of Commerce

At this moment XBRL Netherlands and several members like Royal NIVRA and audit firms organize conferences, meetings and training

session, to provide the information needed for implementation and adoption of XBRL.

.The Dutch Government is supporting the XBRL project initiated by the Governments of Australia and New Zealand

More information about this project and the Dutch taxonomy can be found in the report ”Functionality and possibilities of the Dutch taxonomy”, including “Reducing administrative burdens through standardization”. www.xbrl-ntp.nl

For more information about XBRL Netherlands, please visit www.xbrl-nederland.nl or contact;

Jan Pasmooij

Manager ICT Knowledge Center, Royal NIVRA and Chair XBRL Netherlands

+31 20 3010315 / +31 6 55117335

j.pasmooij@nivra.nl

SPAIN

Introduction

The XBRL Spain Jurisdiction is the non-for profit organization composed by the main financial government authorities, private companies and universities, with more than 150 experienced people divided in several working groups with a common objective: the development of a common open standard to reduce administrative burdens to the financial community in Spain. Its main XBRL projects are underpinning the XBRL developments in several Ibero-American countries; XBRL Spain is supporting the XBRL initiatives through the exchange of knowledge and experience obtained by its local developments activities.

XBRL Spain 2006 - 2007 activities:

- The National Institute of Statistics (member of XBRL Spain) was part of the Task Force: “XBRL Pilot Study”, coordinated by EUROSTAT.

- XBRL Project in the Public Administration (Spain GAAP 2008): Local Entities must bring to the Directorate General on Financial Coordination with the Local Entities (Treasury Ministry) the final account of the yearly budget final account.

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Pilot Project according to an agreement between INTECO, D.G., CajaEspaña, Cacabelos Municipality and XBRL Spain.

- XBRL Iberoamerican Chapters development

- XBRL Seminar in conjunction with Association of Banking Supervisors of Americas and Centre for Latin-American Monetary Studies

- VII XBRL Banking Supervisors Workshop and XBRL International Versioning Working Group meeting which will take place in Munich at Deutsche Bundesbank.

- XBRL Iberoamerican collaboration network with entities like:

Colombia Ministry of Finance Argentina Central Bank Brazil Central Bank

Banking and Financial Institutions Authority of Chile

Financial Institutions Authority of Costa Rica Financial Service Authority of El Salvador Guatemala Central Bank Honduras Central Bank

Banking and Securities Commission of Mexico

Nicaragua Central Bank Paraguay Central Bank Republica Dominicana Central Bank Centrale Bank van Suriname Bank of Spain XBRL Spain

For more information on XBRL Spain, please visit: www.xbrl.es

or contact;

Federico Flórez Chief Information Officer Bank of Spain General Secretary, XBRL Spain Association xbrl@bde.es +34(91)3388690

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XBRL Spain Taxonomies 2006

UK

Effort in the XBRL UK jurisdiction is centred on supporting the projects by the companies regulator, Companies House, and tax authority, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC), to introduce filing in XBRL. Companies House is already receiving large numbers of accounts from small companies in XBRL using an extension to the UK GAAP taxonomy, while HMRC has begun receiving Corporation Tax submissions in XBRL. The government plans to make XBRL mandatory for filing of tax returns, including accounts, by all companies from March 2011.

XBRL UK released new versions of the UK GAAP and Common Data taxonomies on 1 March for trial use and public review. The taxonomies provide a basis to enable all companies reporting under UK GAAP to publish their accounts in XBRL. The taxonomies have Public Working Draft status and are available at http://www.xbrl.org/uk/Taxonomies/. The new versions reflect feedback from early use and detailed reviews of previous versions. The GAAP taxonomy reflects the latest XBRL design developments, including the release of the Dimensions Specification. It makes use of dimensions to reflect a number of ways in which companies report data.

The Common Data taxonomy is an extension of the Global Common Data taxonomy released by XBRL International.

The jurisdiction has begun a programme of information and support for software vendors planning to implement XBRL reporting in their financial reporting products. It held a seminar for these vendors and is producing a range of explanatory documentation. It will continue to develop the UK GAAP taxonomy in the light of requirements and evolving regulations and will also be providing a UK extension of the IFRS taxonomy to serve listed companies.

For more information on XBRL UK, please visit www.xbrl-uk.org or contact:

Chris Rodgers Chairman, XBRL UK Consultative Committee Telephone number: +44 20 7694 4813 / 4082 chris.rodgers@kpmg.co.uk

COREP Common Reporting CEBS (Bank of Spain)

FINREP Financial Reporting CEBS (Bank of Spain)

CBSO-RF European Central Balance Sheet

Data Offices

European Committee of Central Balance Sheet Data Offices (III WG)

LENLOC Yearly budget final account for

Local Entities

D.G. Coordination with Local Entities

INE

INE. Structural Statistics

National Statistics Institute

RSC Corporate Social Responsibility

(CSR)

AECA

BP Balance of Payments Bank of Spain

Public sector

Local accounting instructions Taxonomy

General State Comptroller (IGAE)

COREP-ES

COREP Banco de España

Bank of Spain

ES-BE-CB

Central Balance Sheet Data Office, reduced (CBR), normal (CBN) and quarterly (CBQ) questionnaires

Bank of Spain (Central Balance Sheet Data Office)

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UNITED STATES

XBRL US Develops Professional Staff and Kicks Off the SEC US GAAP Project

XBRL US spun off from the AICPA in Fall 2006 and became a separate nonprofit 501© 6. The XBRL US Steering Committee hired Mark Bolgiano as its new President and CEO and Mark subsequently brought in a senior management staff of VP, Domain and Taxonomies, VP, Online Strategies and VP, Adoption and Communication. A very active interim Board is in place helping to move the new organization forward:

Al Berkeley, Pipeline Trading, formerly President, The NASDAQ Stock Market

Greg Hayes, CFO, United Technologies

Barry Melancon, President and CEO, AICPA

The new team kicked off its first major project when they signed a $5.5 million contract with the SEC to build out the US GAAP taxonomies with a project due date of Q4 2007. The project goal is to create commercial grade taxonomies that will allow any public company to file their Primary Financial Statements and their Notes to the Financials to the SEC. The Project Team, headed by Rob Blake, new VP, Domain and Taxonomies, is taking a collaborative approach to the development, engaging key audiences, e.g., software providers, public company preparers and analysts in the Content Integration & Review, Alpha and Beta testing phases.

The year one goals of the new organization are to:

Complete the US GAAP project using a collaborative process and meeting the deadline.

Create a taxonomy development framework and adoption process which can be replicated across other taxonomies in both the public and private sector.

Establish a Founders Council that will help fund and provide strategic direction for the new consortium.

Nominate and elect a permanent Board.

Initiate the first Annual Meeting featuring member strategy sessions, a public

education day as well as a Founders Council and Board member meeting.

Public Sector Activities Continue Strong

The Public Sector Adoption Working Group started off the year with a number of important events designed to educate and build awareness among government agencies and the vendors that work with them:

A Public Sector conference, hosted by the FDIC to be held on May 8, featuring keynote speakers Peter Wallison of The American Enterprise Institute and Carl Moravitz, IBM Global Business Solutions.

A sold-out educational webcast series, co-sponsored with the Association of Government Accountants (AGA).

An ongoing dialogue with the vendors that work with AGA – a meeting series jointly sponsored by the AGA with a goal of bringing these software vendors and consultants into the XBRL community.

Better Banking Data Using XBRL Available Online

The Comptroller of the Currency announced that US federal banking agencies will provide improved web site access to bank call report data using the XBRL Central Data Repository (CDR). Call report data will now be available in multiple formats, including PDF, text and XBRL and will be available much faster than before. The new web site is expected to be more cost efficient as some manual processing has been eliminated.

For more information, visit www.xbrl.us or please contact:

Michelle Savage Vice President, Adoption and Communication XBRL US, Inc. 212/362-7630 917/747-1714 (cell) Michelle.savage@xbrl.us

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Provisional Jurisdiction Reports

DENMARK

For future updates on Denmark Provisional Jurisdiction please see the next Progress Report

For more information on XBRL Denmark, please contact:

Lars Dyrner xbrldk@xbrl.org www.xbrl.org/dk

FRANCE

Since the last update France has organised

The translation in French of the IFRS GP

Taxonomy,

The preliminary work concerning the French

GAAP taxonomy

The preliminary work concerning a tax

aggregation Taxonomy for large international

groups

Preliminary work concerning the internal

reporting in XBRL for companies

Organization of XBRL breakfast sessions about

Instance Document creation, taxonomy building

and extensions development and about the new

tools

Creation of newsletter on a 4 months basis

Participation to several events about XBRL in

order to increase awareness and

adoption/implementation like with Tax

authorities and French Market security regulator

(AMF) and also the Balance Sheet Office

Following actions are foreseen in the near future:

Transformation in full jurisdiction

Finalisation of the French GAAP taxonomy (Full

French Financial Statements) for companies,

The 2nd Public National conference with the

participation of the Mrs Danièle Nouy CEBS Chair

and Secretary General of the French Banking

Commission and François Meunier DFCG Chair –

350 attendees expected - registration on

www.xbrl.org/eu/paris

Finalisation of “proof of concepts” for the use of

the IFRS GP Taxonomy in new tools by members

- to be shown the 21st of June in Paris

Finalisation of the tax aggregation Taxonomy for

large international groups as well as the related

proof of concept - to be shown the 21st of June

in Paris

For more information on XBRL France, please

contact:

Gilles Maguet XBRL France Secretary General gilles.maguet@xbrl.fr

LUXEMBOURG

Ten major organisations joined together to create the association “XBRL Luxembourg a.s.b.l.”. The aim of this non for profit association is to promote the extensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL) within the national business community.

The Luxembourg Central Bank (BCL), the financial sector’s supervisory authority (CSSF), the insurance supervisory authority, the ABBL, the ALFI, the ACA, the IRE , the OEC, the Statec and the Luxembourg Stock Exchange have founded “XBRL Luxembourg a.s.b.l.” to promote the use of XBRL.

The XBRL International Steering Committee has approved on 20 January 2007 XBRL Luxembourg’s application to become a provisional jurisdiction. The Luxembourg association is chaired by Serge DE CILLIA, member of the ABBL Executive Committee. Vice-chairman is Roland NOCKELS, head of the division “Statistics” of the Central Bank. Serge ALLEGREZZA, the Statec General Manager, has been appointed treasurer. The daily management is trusted to the secretary general, Marc HEMMERLING, Head of the Organisation, Technology and Payment Systems at the ABBL.

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XRBL Luxembourg, beside its promoting initiatives and recruiting of new members, is supporting the first implementations of XBRL based reports, especially within the financial sectors, where banks will submit from January 2008, XBRL based COREP and FINREP-reports to the financial sector’s supervisory authority the CSSF.

Other projects are soon to be launched by the Central Bank of Luxembourg which will undertake a modernisation of its reporting channels as well as by Statec – the Central Service for Statistics and Economic Studies.

XBRL Luxembourg is not limiting its action to the promotion of XBRL as such, but is standardising the whole reporting chain encompassing security issues which are of paramount importance. In order to meet these objectives, XBRL Luxembourg is collaborating with Luxtrust – the Luxembourg PKI service provider - and the Luxembourg standardisation authority.

XBRL Leader: «GreetingLine», Chairman

Contact Info:

«GreetingLine», Secretary General hemmerling@xbrl.lu +352-691-999039 Website: www.xbrl.org/lu

POLAND

Marketing and Communication: During its first year of activity as a provisional jurisdiction, association “XBRL Polska” has concentrated on creating awareness of XBRL technology. One of the main actions in this area was co-organization (together with the National Bank of Poland and the Polish Bank Association) the XBRL seminar, where more than 100 representatives of Polish banks learned about XBRL implementation projects in Spanish, French and Belgian banking sector. Another seminar organized jointly by the Warsaw Stock Exchange, the Association of Stock Exchange Issuers and the Polish XBRL jurisdiction is about to take place in May 2007. This event shall start a public debate on the standardization of the reporting process on the

capital market including listed companies, investment and insurance companies.

Taxonomy development: The first part of Polish GAAP taxonomy, which includes complete explanatory disclosures for non-financial institutions, is planned for release later in 2007.

For last 12 months the National Bank of Poland has been developing Polish extension of COREP and FINREP taxonomies. In the second half of 2007, both taxonomies will be implemented as obligatory reporting format for banking supervisory purposes.

Membership growth: Number of members has risen from eleven in April 2006 to seventeen in January 2007. Important signal to the capital market was joining the jurisdiction by the Warsaw Stock Exchange, the Board of which announced its willingness of active contribution in standardization of reporting processes,

For more information please visit www.xbrl.org/pl or contact:

Mateusz Hojda Secretary General Stowarzyszenie „XBRL Polska” Ul. Górnośląska 5 00-443 Warszawa mateusz.hojda@xbrl-eu.org

SOUTH AFRICA

XBRL officially launched in South Africa, 27 July 2006.

For future updates on South Africa see the next Progress Report

For more information on XBRL South Africa, please visit www.xbrl.org/za or contact:

Thinglemony Pather The South African Institute of Chartered Accountants thinglep@saica.co.za +27116216633

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SWEDEN

XBRL Sweden continues to make progress on their XBRL taxonomy development and adoption.

16 April 2007 The Swedish Companies Registration Office, Bolagsverket and XBRL Sweden released two new Public Working Drafts of taxonomies: one for small to mid-size companies (se-smp) and one for the Swedish audit report (se-ar). The taxonomies have been developed in a project within Bolagsverket with assistance from members of XBRL Sweden and are a result of a major revision of the two taxonomies released in July 2006.

The two earlier versions of the taxonomies, launched in July 2006, are still being used for reporting financial statements to Bolagsverket but will be replaced with the new taxonomies in the fall 2007.

XBRL Sweden currently has 22 members, with three of those being the largest software companies in Sweden: Hogia, Norstedts Juridik and VismaSpcs.

XBRL Sweden has two working groups operating: Domain Working Group and Marketing & Communication

For more information on XBRL Sweden, go to: www.xbrl.se

Contact information:

Åke Danielsson Chair XBRL Sweden PricewaterhouseCoopers SE-113 97 Stockholm

ake.danielsson@se.pwc.com +46 (0)8 555 330 00 Maria Bengtson XBRL Sweden Secretariat c/o FAR SRS, Box 6417 SE-113 82 Stockholm maria.bengtson@farsrs.se +46 (0)8 506 1

THE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES (UAE)

The UAE XBRL Provisional Jurisdiction was formed in April 2006.

For future updates on the UAE Provisional Jurisdiction see the Fall 2007 Progress Report. For more information on XBRL UAE, please contact: Karem Obeid Abu Dhabi Securities Market P.O. Box 54500 Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates Tel: 009712- 6128776 Fax: 009712- 6128787 Email : Kobeid@adsm.ae

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CoreFiling Limited

www.corefiling.com

CoreFiling provides innovative solutions and services for compliance and regulatory filing. Our customers benefit from our straightforward approach and unique technologies. For example, our SpiderMonkey multi-user management platform transforms taxonomy development. From sensible consulting advice, assistance with VFP filing, through to full turn-key solutions, we can help with your reporting problems.

Coyote Reporting

http://www.coyotereporting.com

Coyote Reporting provides affordable software that allows real people to

create, validate and view XBRL-based financial reports.

Our product line includes XBRL Pronto to assist financial

practicioners in creating financial reports, and XBRL AutoPilot to

XBRL-enable your product and automate financial report creation.

DecisionSoft

www.decisionsoft.com

From taxonomy design to instance document processing, DecisionSoft’s products and services provide an end-to-end solution for XBRL implementation. Our flagship True North Validator, used by regulators on both sides of the Atlantic, is ideal for integration into accounting and reporting packages producing XBRL for regulators and markets.

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Deloitte.

www.deloitte.com

Deloitte is actively involved in XBRL development around the globe in both the

public sector and industry. Deloitte has the experience to support clients in

evaluating the benefits of XBRL for specific purposes and helping them to

understand and implement XBRL solutions. Contact Yossef Newman,

ynewman@deloitte.com or Dave van den Ende, dgvandenende@deloitte.nl .

EDGAR Online, Inc.

www.edgar-online.com

Through its I•Metrix solutions, EDGAR Online offers clients and partners the benefit of its expertise in the conversion, storage, analysis and distribution of XBRL-tagged data. EDGAR Online now offers both a proprietary repository of XBRL financial statement data for all companies regulated by the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission and data solutions that help companies, exchanges and agencies implement customized XBRL data systems.

FDIC

http://www.fdic.gov/

Please see the project information in the Highlights Section of this report.

Fujitsu

http://software.fujitsu.com/en/interstage-xwand/activity/xbrltools/

Fujitsu provides XBRL consultation / system integration / business tools / processing library.

Fujitsu XWand (XBRL processing middleware and tools) is used in eleven countries and XBRL dimensional editor and API are fully supported in the forthcoming release (Version 9.0).

Fujitsu contributes to Consortium activities through provision of XBRL Tools. XBRL Dimensions is supported in the latest version. .

Hitachi, Ltd.

www.hitachi.co.jp/XBRL or www.hitachi.us/XBRL

HitachiBusinessReportingProcessor (HBRP) is XBRL2.1-compliant with full support for the Full-Conformance-Suite and provides standard XBRL-DOM. HBRP can support new functions, e.g., formula linkbase using XPath2.0, taxonomy edit, FRTA-conformance, and FRIS-conformance. Xinba displays and examines XBRL financial data. As a leading global solutions provider with XML expertise, we provide business users with comprehensive XBRL-related-services.

Hitachi Systems & Services, Ltd.

www.hitachi-system.co.jp/xirute/e

Hitachi Systems & Services is one of Japan's largest providers of systems integration services and offers user-friendly XBRL tools. XiRUTE Taxonomy Editor and Instance Creator work with Excel. XiRUTE FRP is the analyser and viewer of instances. XiRUTE Library for .NET is the programming APIs supporting Microsoft .NET Framework. This library offers data conversion (CSV, XBRL), validation and viewing functionality.

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Justsystems

http://www.justsystems.com

Justsystems announced late 2006 the introduction of xfy XBRL Solution, a new application which provides a powerful and flexible environment for working with XBRL data. The xfy XBRL Solution, which allows organizations to create, handle and manage financial information in XBRL 2.0/2.1 format, was demonstrated at the 14th XBRL International Conference in Philadelphia.

Microsoft

www.frxsoftware.com

Microsoft®FRx® is a financial reporting application that gives small and midsized businesses and divisions of large enterprises immediate control of their entire financial reporting process. FRx Software offers enhanced support for XBRL 2.1 in FRx 6.7, which is available for use with many well-known general ledgers.

PricewaterhouseCoopers

www.pwc.com/xbrl

PricewaterhouseCoopers professionals provide clients with seamless integration of XBRL expertise within a wide range of services including process design, regulatory reporting solutions, business reporting, risk management, training and compliance services. PricewaterhouseCoopers also provides assurance on XBRL reports and taxonomy development assistance to public and private clients and market organizations.

Rivet Software www.rivetsoftware.com

Rivet® Software’s i-Fi™ Suite of interactive financial applications provides a complete solution for creating, reviewing, collecting and analyzing XBRL information. Rivet’s Dragon Tag® XBRL enabler and Dragon View™ XBRL viewer lets business professionals easily create and review XBRL documents while Rivet’s Crossfire™ Analyst provides a scalable, server-based solution for collecting and analyzing XBRL documents.

R.R. Donnelley & Sons Company www.rrdgcm.com RR Donnelley provides the only full-service XBRL filing solution for participation in the SEC Voluntary Filing Program. EZ Start XBRL is a complimentary offer to make your first interactive data submission to the SEC. Additional assistance is available for Interactive Test Group members. Contact our XBRL experts at xbrl@rrd.com or 800.424.9001 today.

Semansys Technologies

www.semansys.com

Semansys – leader in XBRL software applications – offers a unique set of solutions for software vendors and preparers. Semansys XBRL Reporter is the software industry favorite solution for digital reporting. Semansys XBRL Component is the XBRL engine that drives leading business applications. Semansys Enterprise Manager controls digital reporting in large corporations.

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Snappy Reports

www.snappyreports.com

Snappy Reports is a complete solution to a full A to Z XBRL implementation. Features include taxonomy composition, dimensions designer, mapping, Excel interface, instance documents and rendering and reporting in Excel, Word or HTML.

Snappy Reports is intuitive, with an easy to use drag and drop, point and click interface. Snappy Reports is client/server based with full multi-user security included.

Standard Advantage

www.StandardAdvantage.com

Standard Advantage is a consultancy that helps governments, software vendors, and professional services companies to achieve the savings and flexibility available to them through commitments to technology standards. The CEO, Walter Hamscher, co-authored the XBRL specification and is a member of the XBRL International Executive Committee and Past Chair of XBRL International.

UBmatrix, Inc.

www.ubmatrix.com

UBmatrix is the leading provider of XBRL-based information exchange solutions for global organizations allowing them to more efficiently and effectively address the challenges of business and financial information management, exchange and reporting. We provide server and desktop software products for the design, deployment and integration of XBRL-based applications.

* XBRL International includes vendor provided update information from XBRL® members as a convenience to those interested in XBRL’s development and progression. XBRL International cannot take responsibility for the accuracy of such statements, nor does inclusion of a vendor imply endorsement of their products or services.

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Current XBRL Members

Organisation Name Jurisdiction

3IBenelux/Umanis XBRL Belgium

AB Svensk Upplysningstjänst XBRL Sweden

AB XML Sweden XBRL Sweden

ABeam Consulting XBRL Japan

ABZ Nederland B.V. XBRL Netherlands

Accenture XBRL Spain

Accenture (Ireland) XBRL Ireland

AccountView Business Software XBRL Netherlands

Adobe Systems XBRL Netherlands

Adobe Systems Inc XBRL United Kingdom

Adobe Systems Incorporated XBRL United States

Agencia Tributaria XBRL Spain

Agoria XBRL Belgium

AICPA XBRL United States

AIG XBRL United States

Allocation Solutions XBRL United States

Alluvion XBRL United States

American Financial Printing Inc. XBRL United States

ANUBO XBRL GmbH & Co. KG XBRL Germany

ANZ XBRL Australia

Aozora Bank, Ltd. XBRL Japan

Apptis XBRL United States

APS XBRL New Zealand

Arenthals Grant Thorton Accountants en Adviseurs B.V. XBRL Netherlands

Ascern XBRL United States

Asia Securities Printing Co., Ltd. XBRL Japan

Asoc. Española Contab. Admón Empresas (AECA) XBRL Spain

Associated Software Consultants, Inc. (ASC)

XBRL United States

Atos Consulting NV XBRL Netherlands

ATOS ORIGIN XBRL Spain

Audit New Zealand XBRL New Zealand

Organisation Name Jurisdiction

Australian Prudential Regulation Authority XBRL Australia

Australian Stock Exchange XBRL Australia

Australian Taxation Office XBRL Australia

Automatic Data Processing (ADP)

XBRL United States

Azertia XBRL Spain

Azsa&Co. XBRL Japan

Balance XBRL Netherlands

Banco de España XBRL Spain

Banco Popular XBRL Spain

Banco Sabadell XBRL Spain

Bank of Japan XBRL Japan

Banking, Finance and Insurance Commission (BE) XBRL Belgium

BANQUE FERERALE DES BANQUES POPULAIRES XBRL France

BASDA XBRL United Kingdom

Bayerische Hypo- und Vereinsbank XBRL Germany

Bayerisches Landesamt für Steuern XBRL Germany

BBVA XBRL Spain

BDO Seidman XBRL United States

Bearing Point Co., Ltd. XBRL Japan

Belastingdienst XBRL Netherlands

Belgian Bankers' Association XBRL Belgium

BENIT XBRL Korea

Bisnode Editorial Deutschland GmbH XBRL Germany

Blast Radius Software XBRL Canada

BNP-PARIBAS XBRL France

Bonnier Informatics AB XBRL Sweden

Booz Allen Hamilton XBRL United States

Bowne Technology Enterprises, LLC

XBRL United States

BSB XBRL Poland

Bundesanzeiger Verlagsgesellschaft mbH XBRL Germany

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Organisation Name Jurisdiction

Bundessteuerberaterkammer XBRL Germany

Business Reporting - Advisory Group sp. z o.o. XBRL Poland

Business Trust Co., Ltd. XBRL Japan

Business Wire XBRL United States

CAJA MADRID XBRL Spain

Calvert Consulting Ltd. XBRL United Kingdom

Canada Revenue Agency XBRL Canada

Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants XBRL Canada

Capgemini España S.L. XBRL Spain

Capital Printing Systems, Inc. XBRL United States

Capital Stock Transfer, Inc. XBRL United States

Capricorn Research XBRL United States

CARTESIS XBRL France

CaseWare International, Inc. XBRL Canada

CaseWare Nederland XBRL Netherlands

CBS XBRL Netherlands

CCC Consulting XBRL Japan

CCH Tax Compliance XBRL United States

CCN Matthews XBRL Canada

CECA XBRL Spain

CEGID XBRL France

Central Statistics Office XBRL Ireland

Centric IT Solutions XBRL Netherlands

Certified General Accountant's Assn of Canada XBRL Canada

CGI Japan Ltd. XBRL Japan

Chato d'O XBRL Netherlands

ChuoAoyama PricewaterhouseCoopers XBRL Japan

CMA Canada XBRL Canada

CNW Group Ltd XBRL Canada

COFACE XBRL France

Coface Services Belgium XBRL Belgium

Cognos Incorporated XBRL United States

Colegio Registradores de España XBRL Spain

College Belastingadviseurs XBRL Netherlands

Comisión Nacional Mercado Valores (CNMV) XBRL Spain

Organisation Name Jurisdiction

Command Financial Press Corp XBRL United States

COMMISSION BANCAIRE XBRL France

Commission for Bookkeeping Standards (BE) XBRL Belgium

Compagnie Nationale des Commissaires aux Comptes XBRL France

Companies House XBRL United Kingdom

Companies Registration Office XBRL Ireland

CompSci Resources, LLC XBRL United States

Computerland XBRL Poland

Conseil National de la Comptabilité XBRL France

Conseil Supérieur de l'Ordre des Experts-Comptables XBRL France

Consejo General de Colegios de Economistas de España XBRL Spain

Controllers Instituut XBRL Netherlands

CoreFiling XBRL United States

Corefiling Ltd XBRL United Kingdom

Covarity Inc. XBRL Canada

Coyote Reporting, LLC XBRL United States

CPA Australia XBRL Australia

Creative Solutions XBRL United States

Credence Software Ltd XBRL United Kingdom

CreditPointe, Inc. XBRL United States

CT Corporation XBRL United States

Cynancial System Consulting Limited XBRL Japan

D&B (Dun and Bradstreet Corporation

XBRL United States

Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd. XBRL Japan

Danmarks Statistik XBRL Denmark

Data Agility XBRL Australia

Dataplace, Inc. XBRL Japan

DATEV eG XBRL Germany

DecisionSoft Ltd. XBRL United Kingdom

Deliotte XBRL South Africa

Deloitte XBRL Denmark

Deloitte XBRL Sweden

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Organisation Name Jurisdiction

Deloitte & Touche XBRL United Kingdom

Deloitte & Touche XBRL United States

Deloitte & Touche GmbH Wirtschaftsprüfungsgesellschaft XBRL Germany

Deloitte & Touche LLP XBRL Canada

Deloitte (Ireland) XBRL Ireland

Deloitte S.L. XBRL Spain

Deloitte. XBRL New Zealand

Deloitte. XBRL Netherlands

Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation

XBRL United States

Deutsche Bank AG XBRL Germany

Deutsche Börse AG XBRL Germany

Deutsche Bundesbank XBRL Germany

Deutsches Rechnungslegungs Standard Committee (DRSC) e.V. XBRL Germany

Diamond Computer Service Co., Ltd. XBRL Japan

Diginotar BV XBRL Netherlands

DIRECCIÓN GENERAL DE COORDINACIÓN FINANCIERA CON ENTIDADES LOCALES (Ministerio de Hacienda) XBRL Spain

DIVA Corporation XBRL Japan

DMR Consulting XBRL Spain

DTS CORPORATION XBRL Japan

Dun & Bradstreet B.V. XBRL Netherlands

Dun & Bradstreet NV XBRL Belgium

Duthler Associates XBRL Netherlands

DUZON DASS XBRL Korea

DVFA GmbH XBRL Germany

Dynamic Access System XBRL United States

ECP.NL XBRL Netherlands

EDGAR Filings Ltd XBRL United States

EDGAR Online Inc. XBRL United States

EDICOM XBRL Spain

EDIFICAS XBRL France

EDP Audit Pool XBRL Netherlands

EDS XBRL United States

Erasmus Universiteit Amsterdam XBRL Netherlands

eReport AB XBRL Sweden

Organisation Name Jurisdiction

Erhvervs- og Selskabsstyrelsen XBRL Denmark

Ernst & Young XBRL Spain

Ernst & Young XBRL Denmark

Ernst & Young XBRL Sweden

Ernst & Young XBRL Netherlands

Ernst & Young XBRL Australia

Ernst & Young XBRL New Zealand

Ernst & Young (Ireland) XBRL Ireland

Ernst & Young Deutsche Allgemeine Treuhand XBRL Germany

Ernst & Young, LLP XBRL United States

Essent N.V. XBRL Netherlands

eStijl Co., Ltd. XBRL Japan

eurodata GmbH & Co. KG XBRL Germany

Exact Automatisering BV XBRL Netherlands

EX-IT XBRL South Africa

eX-IT Software (Pty) Ltd XBRL South Africa

EzGov XBRL Netherlands

FAR SRS XBRL Sweden

Farrell Grant Sparks XBRL Ireland

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

XBRL United States

Federal Public Service Finance (BE) XBRL Belgium

Federal Public Service ICT (BE) XBRL Belgium

FERMAT XBRL France

FifthWeb XBRL New Zealand

FINAN Financial Analyis XBRL Netherlands

Financial Executives International

XBRL United States

Financial Services Board XBRL South Africa

Finansrådet XBRL Denmark

Finanstilsynet XBRL Denmark

Finanzverwaltung des Landes NRW vertreten durch das Rechenzentrum der Finanzverwaltung NRW XBRL Germany

FINHARMONY XBRL France

FIRM Solutions BV XBRL Netherlands

Firstrand XBRL South Africa

Fitch Ratings XBRL United States

Fitch Ratings Ltd XBRL United Kingdom

Focus IT A/S XBRL Denmark

Föreningen SIE-Gruppen XBRL Sweden

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Organisation Name Jurisdiction

Forum Systems XBRL United States

FPS Economy, Directorate-general Statistics Belgium XBRL Belgium

Fraunhofer Institut für Integrierte Publikations- und Informationssysteme XBRL Germany

FRR XBRL Denmark

Fry & Bonthrone Partnerschaft XBRL Germany

FSR XBRL Denmark

Fujitsu XBRL Spain

FUJITSU Enabling Software Technology GmbH XBRL Germany

Fujitsu FIP Corporation XBRL Japan

Fujitsu Ireland XBRL Ireland

Fujitsu Korea Ltd. XBRL Korea

Fujitsu Limited XBRL United States

Fujitsu Ltd. XBRL Japan

FUJITSU PRIME SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED XBRL Japan

Galexy Pty Ltd XBRL Australia

GE Factofrance XBRL France

German CPA Society - Verband der Certified Public Accountants in Deutschland e.V. XBRL Germany

GMS Management Solutions S.L. XBRL Spain

Grant Thornton, LLP XBRL United States

Graydon Belgium XBRL Belgium

Graydon Nederland BV XBRL Netherlands

Gridstone Research XBRL United States

Grupo Santander XBRL Spain

Haagse Hogeschool XBRL Netherlands

Hewlett-Packard Española S.L. XBRL Spain

HighRidge Technologies XBRL United States

Hitachi America, Ltd. XBRL United States

Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation XBRL Japan

Hitachi Systems & Services, Ltd. XBRL Japan

HITACHI, Ltd. XBRL Japan

HLB XBRL Poland

HM Revenue and Customs XBRL United Kingdom

hmd software AG XBRL Germany

Organisation Name Jurisdiction

Hogia Redovisning & Revision AB XBRL Sweden

Hyperion Solutions Corp XBRL United States

Hyperion Solutions Corporation XBRL Korea

IASB XBRL United Kingdom

IBM XBRL United States

IBM Business Consulting Services K.K. XBRL Japan

IBM Global Business Services XBRL Spain

IBM Japan, Ltd. XBRL Japan

IBS Nederland BV XBRL Netherlands

ICAEW XBRL United Kingdom

ICO (Instituto de Crédito Oficial) XBRL Spain

IDOM, Inc. XBRL United States

IFIS JAPAN LTD. XBRL Japan

IGAE (Intervención General Administración del Estado) XBRL Spain

iLumen XBRL United States

INDRA Sistemas S.A. XBRL Spain

Infodesa XBRL Spain

Informa-CESCE XBRL Spain

Informática El Corte Inglés (IECISA) XBRL Spain

Information Builders XBRL United States

Information Planning Co., Ltd. XBRL Japan

Information Services International-Dentsu, Ltd. XBRL Japan

Infoteria Corporation XBRL Japan

Inland Revenue Department XBRL New Zealand

INSEE XBRL France

Institut der Wirtschaftsprüfer XBRL Germany

Institut des Experts-comptables et des Conseils fiscaux (BE) XBRL Belgium

Institut des Reviseurs d'Entreprises (BE) XBRL Belgium

Institut Professionnel des Comptables et Fiscalistes Agréés (BE) XBRL Belgium

Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia XBRL Australia

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Organisation Name Jurisdiction

Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland XBRL Ireland

Institute of Chartered Accountants of New Zealand

XBRL New Zealand

Institute of Management Accountants

XBRL United States

Institutional Risk Analytics XBRL United States

Instituto Censores Jurados Cuentas XBRL Spain

Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE) XBRL Spain

Integrated Financial Systems AG

Developing Jurisdictions - Direct Participants

Internal Revenue Service XBRL United States

International Accounting Standards Board (IASB)

International Accounting Standards Board

Intersentia XBRL Belgium

Inventive Designers XBRL Belgium

INVOKE XBRL France

Ipedo, Inc. XBRL United States

Iphix XBRL United States

Israel Security Authority

Developing Jurisdictions - Direct Participants

Itello AB XBRL Sweden

Izba Skarbowa Szczecin XBRL Poland

J. Trust Co., Ltd. XBRL Japan

J2R XBRL Netherlands

j3 Technology XBRL Australia

Japan Business Assist Corp. XBRL Japan

Japan Corporate News Network K.K. XBRL Japan

Japan Digital Laboratory XBRL Japan

Japan Finance Corporation for Small and Medium Enterprise XBRL Japan

Japan Information Tech Svc Ind Assoc XBRL Japan

Japanese Bankers Association XBRL Japan

Jiji Press, Ltd. XBRL Japan

JSE XBRL South Africa

JUSTSYSTEM CORPORATION XBRL Japan

Organisation Name Jurisdiction

Justsystems XBRL United States

KantoShinetsu Certified Public Tax Accountants' Association Kawaguchi Branch XBRL Japan

KIBR XBRL Poland

Kinmei Printing Co., Ltd. XBRL Japan

Kluwer Software XBRL Belgium

Knowlysis LLC XBRL United States

Koninklijk NIVRA XBRL Netherlands

Kookmin Bank XBRL Korea

Korea Accounting Standards Board XBRL Korea

Korea Association for CFOs XBRL Korea

KOREA STOCK EXCHANGE XBRL Korea

Korean Agency for Technology and Standards, MOCIE XBRL Korea

Korean Institute of Certified Public Accountants XBRL Korea

KPMG XBRL Denmark

KPMG XBRL Poland

KPMG XBRL South Africa

KPMG XBRL United States

KPMG XBRL New Zealand

KPMG Asesores S.L. XBRL Spain

KPMG Business Resource Management KK XBRL Japan

KPMG CT Information Technology XBRL Netherlands

KPMG Deutsche Treuhand AG XBRL Germany

KPMG Ireland XBRL Ireland

KPMG LLP XBRL United Kingdom

KT XBRL Korea

KYOBO Life Insurance Co., Ltd. XBRL Korea

La Caixa XBRL Spain

LG Electronics Inc. XBRL Korea

LogicaCMG BV XBRL Netherlands

Magnus Informatik A/S XBRL Denmark

Mamut AB XBRL Sweden

Market Wire XBRL United States

Matsushita Electric Works Information Systems CO., Ltd. XBRL Japan

Mazars (Ireland) XBRL Ireland

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Organisation Name Jurisdiction

Mediafin XBRL Belgium

Merrill Corporation XBRL United States

Metlogy, Inc. XBRL Japan

MICROSOFT XBRL France

Microsoft XBRL Spain

Microsoft B.V. XBRL Netherlands

Microsoft Co., Ltd. XBRL Japan

Microsoft Corporation XBRL United States

Microsoft Deutschland GmbH XBRL Germany

Microsoft DK XBRL Denmark

Ministerie van Financiën XBRL Netherlands

Ministry of Economic Development Companies Office

XBRL New Zealand

Miroku Jyoho Service Co., Ltd. XBRL Japan

MIS GmbH XBRL Germany

Mizuho Bank, Ltd. XBRL Japan

Moody's Investors Service XBRL United States

Morgan Stanley XBRL United States

Movaris XBRL United States

Multi-Access Systems XBRL Canada

MYOB XBRL Australia

National Bank of Belgium XBRL Belgium

NEC Corporation XBRL Japan

Nederlandse Orde van Belastingadviseurs XBRL Netherlands

NeoClarus Inc XBRL United States

New River, Inc. XBRL United States

New Zealand Stock Exchange XBRL New Zealand

NEXTSOLUTION CO., LTD. XBRL Japan

Nihombashi Corporation XBRL Japan

Nihon Keizai Shimbun, Inc. XBRL Japan

Nihon Unisys, Ltd. XBRL Japan

Nikko Systems Solutions, Ltd. XBRL Japan

Nomura Research Institute, Ltd. XBRL Japan

Norbert Flickinger XBRL Germany

NOREA XBRL Netherlands

Norstedts Juridik XBRL Sweden

North Cardinal XBRL United Kingdom

Notoria Serwis XBRL Poland

NOvAA XBRL Netherlands

Organisation Name Jurisdiction

NTT Communications Corporation XBRL Japan

NTT Data Corporation XBRL Japan

NTT DATA Institute of Management Consulting, Inc. XBRL Japan

Numerator XBRL United States

OBIC Business Consultants Co., Ltd. XBRL Japan

OCBF XBRL France

Office of Superintendent of Financial Institutions XBRL Canada

Okamoto & Company International Accounting Office XBRL Japan

Olyfant HB XBRL Sweden

OpenLink Software XBRL United States

Oracle B.V. XBRL Netherlands

Oracle Corporation Japan XBRL Japan

Ordina Finance B.V. XBRL Netherlands

OSK Co., Ltd. XBRL Japan

PCA Corporation XBRL Japan

PinkRoccade Infrastructure Services BV XBRL Netherlands

Pitcher Partners XBRL Australia

Plan-A, LLC XBRL United States

Platinum Services Europe XBRL Belgium

Point Framework, Inc XBRL United States

PPA Gesellschaft für Finanzanalyse und Benchmarks XBRL Germany

PR Newswire XBRL United States

Pragma Tools XBRL Belgium

PriceWaterhouseCooper LLP XBRL United States

PriceWaterhouseCooper LLP XBRL Australia

PricewaterhouseCoopers XBRL United Kingdom

PricewaterhouseCoopers XBRL New Zealand

PricewaterhouseCoopers XBRL Sweden

PricewaterhouseCoopers XBRL Belgium

PriceWaterhouseCoopers XBRL France

PricewaterhouseCoopers XBRL South Africa

PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC) XBRL Spain

PriceWaterhouseCoopers AG WPG XBRL Germany

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Organisation Name Jurisdiction

PricewaterhouseCoopers Ireland XBRL Ireland

PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP XBRL Canada

PriceWaterhouseCoopers NV XBRL Netherlands

PrivewaterhouseCoopers XBRL Denmark

Pro Management Automatisering BV XBRL Netherlands

PSA Peugeot Citroen XBRL France

PwC Polska XBRL Poland

Quantrix XBRL United States

QUICK Corp. XBRL Japan

Quicken Australia XBRL Australia

R.S. Rosenbaum & Co. XBRL United States

REACH XBRL Ireland

RED.ES XBRL Spain

Reserve Bank XBRL New Zealand

Resultmaker XBRL Denmark

Reuters America XBRL United States

REUTERS Japan Limited XBRL Japan

Revenue Commissioners XBRL Ireland

Revisor Informatik XBRL Denmark

RIA Tax Compliance/Thomson XBRL United States

Rivet Software XBRL United States

Royal Bank of Canada XBRL Canada

RR Donnelley XBRL United States

S&N AG XBRL Germany

Samil PricewaterhouseCoopers XBRL Korea

Samsung SDS Co., Ltd. XBRL Korea

Sandler Communications XBRL United States

SAP AG XBRL Germany

SAP Japan Co., Ltd. XBRL Japan

SAP Nederland BV XBRL Netherlands

SAP Polska XBRL Poland

SAS Institute XBRL Poland

SAS Institute Inc. XBRL United States

Organisation Name Jurisdiction

Satyam Computer Services Limited

Developing Jurisdictions - Direct Participants

SavaNet XBRL United States

Schenzhen Stock Exchange China

Schleupen AG XBRL Germany

SEG XBRL Poland

Seiko Epson Corporation XBRL Japan

Semansys Technologies XBRL Netherlands

Shanghai Stock Exchange

Developing Jurisdictions - Direct Participants

Shin Ginko Tokyo, Limited XBRL Japan

Shin Nihon & Co. XBRL Japan

SimpleX Data Technologies XBRL United States

SKwP XBRL Poland

Snappy Reports XBRL United States

Softbank XBRL Poland

Software AG XBRL Poland

Software AG XBRL France

Software AG XBRL Spain

Software AG Nederland BV XBRL Netherlands

Soluziona XBRL Spain

SOPRAGROUP XBRL France

South African Institute of Chartered Accountants XBRL South Africa

South African Reserve Bank XBRL South Africa

SRA XBRL Netherlands

SRF XBRL Sweden

SSC Diaz XBRL Netherlands

St Ives Financial XBRL United States

Standard & Poor's XBRL United States

Standard Advantage XBRL United States

Statistics Canada XBRL Canada

Statistics New Zealand XBRL New Zealand

Stock Exchange of Thailand

Developing Jurisdictions - Direct Participants

SUEZ Groupe XBRL France

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Organisation Name Jurisdiction

Sumisho Computer Systems Corporation XBRL Japan

Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation XBRL Japan

SWaN Corporation XBRL Japan

Takara Printing Co., Ltd. XBRL Japan

Task Technology Pty Ltd XBRL Australia

TaxStream LLC XBRL United States

TCONNECT Inc. XBRL Japan

Technische Universität Bergakademie Freiberg XBRL Germany

Teikoku Databank, Ltd. XBRL Japan

Telefónica Soluciones XBRL Spain

Template Software XBRL United States

Thales Information Systema S.A. XBRL Spain

The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Ltd. XBRL Japan

The Corporate Library XBRL United States

The Japanese Institute of CPAs XBRL Japan

THE KOSDAQ STOCK MARKET INC. XBRL Korea

The Sumitomo Trust & Banking Co., Ltd. XBRL Japan

Thieme Amsterdam XBRL Netherlands

Thomson Financial XBRL United States

TIE Holding XBRL Netherlands

TKC Corporation XBRL Japan

TNT Filings Inc. XBRL Canada

TOA System Co., Ltd. XBRL Japan

Tohmatsu & Co. XBRL Japan

Tokyo Certified Public Tax Accountants' Association Information Systems Committee XBRL Japan

Tokyo Shoko Research, Ltd. XBRL Japan

Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. XBRL Japan

Organisation Name Jurisdiction

TOSHIBA SOLUTIONS CORPORATION XBRL Japan

Toyo Keizai Inc. XBRL Japan

UBmatrix, Inc. Australia XBRL Australia

UBmatrix, Inc. France XBRL France

UBmatrix, Inc. Japan XBRL Japan

UC XBRL Sweden

UFJ Bank Limited XBRL Japan

UMANIS XBRL France

Unisys Corporation XBRL United States

UNITEC New Zealand XBRL New Zealand

Universal Business Matrix, Inc (UB Matrix, Inc)

XBRL United States

Universitat de València XBRL Spain

Universiteit van Amsterdam XBRL Netherlands

UpStream Software XBRL United States

VBF Consulting XBRL France

Verband der Vereine Creditreform e.V. XBRL Germany

Vereniging Kamers van Koophandel XBRL Netherlands

Visionart, Inc. XBRL Japan

Visma Scandinavian PC Systems XBRL Sweden

VIVEO XBRL France

West Japan Construction Surety Corporation XBRL Japan

Westpac XBRL Australia

XBI Software, Inc. XBRL Canada

XBRL XBRL France

XBRL in Europe

Affiliate Organisation - XBRL Europe

Xinhua Finance

Developing Jurisdictions - Direct Participants

Yacht XBRL Netherlands

Yayoi Co., Ltd. XBRL Japan

XBRL LUXEMBOURG members not yet added to members website list

1. Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF),

2. Banque Centrale du Luxembourg (BCL), 3. Commissariat aux Assurances (CAA),

4. Association des Banques et Banquiers, Luxembourg (ABBL),

5. Association Luxembourgeoise des Fonds d’Investissement (ALFI),

6. Association des Compagnies d’Assurances, Luxembourg (ACA),

7. Institut des Réviseurs d’Entreprises (IRE),

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8. Ordre des Experts Comptables (OEC), 9. Service Central de la Statistique et des

Études économiques (STATEC) et 10. Société de la Bourse de Luxembourg S.A.

(BdL).

For more information please contact:

Cheryl Neal

XBRL International

Phone: +1-618-263-4383

CherylNeal@xbrl.org