Earlier this year the Australian ernment tasked its Productivity mission with providing remendations on the benefits to ernment and stakeholders alike from increasing aess to data.Responses were due by the end of July and a report will be issued in November.

In its response the Australian ­Securities &Investments mission (ASIC)maintains that increased sharing of data uld ease reporting burdens on business and improve the agency’s ability to meet its regulatory objectives.Due to SBR,Australia has already seen significant savings along with more efficient sharing of information across different ernmental anisations,but the ASIC submission suggests there uld be room for even more.

Although it was just a small part of the overall response to the Productivity mission,news outlet The Australian (subscription only,but searching “ASIC XBRL”in Google News yields a viewable link)focused on ASIC’s push for mandatory lodgement of digital financial reports in XBRL.ASIC specifically cited benefits arued by the Securities and Exchange mission in the US and panies House in Britain.You can read the entire ASIC response here.

中文新闻：ASIC推动数据共享和XBRL应用