XBRL adoption ntinues to grow around the world as evidenced by the numerous stock exchanges that have adopted it as a requirement for filing their financial information,by the many ernments and ernment agencies that have adopted it for their filings by members of the public and by the growing number of untries that have formed jurisdictions of XBRL International.

A great many securities regulators are requiring XBRL.In addition to the US,there is Japan,Denmark,Germany,Dubai and many,many others.

XBRL is being used or planned in an SBR sense by ernments of herlands,Australia,Britain,Most EU untries,New Zealand,and more.Where you draw the line between full SBR and ernment usage is an open question.

Another mmon use of XBRL is for filing of tax returns.The HMRC in Britain is a good example (they use inline XBRL)and potentially a model for Canada.In addition,XBRL is required for tax returns in all those untries mentioned above regarding ernment use as well as Hong Kong,Singapore and others.

XBRL is also being planned for use in reporting rporate actions,which is a promising area.In addition,it is used for sustainability reporting,using the GRI taxonomy developed a few years ago.

Finally,XBRL is used for data management projects such as the Data Project of Pricewaterhouseopers for sharing data across lines of business.And XBRL may well form the re of the Data Act in the US when it is implemented.

So XBRL is proving useful for a variety of purposes far beyond rporate securities regulation,and its use is expanding every day.It has truly beme a global financial and business reporting standard,but also a global data management tool.

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