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The image depicts an organizational structure with a monitoring board at the top approving/overseeing trustees, under which lies the IFRS Foundation consisting of 22 trustees responsible for appointing, overseeing, and raising funds. Below, the IASB has a maximum of 14 members who set the technical agenda and approve standards, exposure drafts, and interpretations. The IFRS Interpretations Committee with 14 members issues interpretations on IFRS applications and other minor amendments. The IFRS Advisory Council, approximately 40 members, advises on agenda and priorities, while the Accounting Standards Advisory Forum (ASAF) provides standard setter input to technical projects. Working groups handle major agenda projects. The key indicates the use of various lines for appoints, reports to, and advises relationships.
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The flow chart illustrates the organizational structure of the IFRS Foundation and how its various departments interact with one another.
Overall, the structure is hierarchical, with the Monitoring Board at the top, overseeing the IFRS Foundation, which then manages several specialized committees and councils.
At the highest level, the Monitoring Board is responsible for approving and overseeing the 22 Trustees of the IFRS Foundation. These Trustees have the primary role of appointing members, raising funds, and supervising the various subgroups. Directly below the Trustees is the IASB (International Accounting Standards Board), which consists of a maximum of 14 members. Their main duty is to set the technical agenda and approve accounting standards.
The IASB receives input from several directions. The IFRS Interpretations Committee issues specific applications of rules to the IASB, while the IFRS Advisory Council and the ASAF provide advice on technical projects and priorities. Finally, the Working groups at the bottom of the chart support the IASB by handling major agenda projects.
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