BC292 The Board is committed to assessing and sharing knowledge about the likely costs of implementing proposed new requirements and the likely ongoing costs and benefits of each new IFRS - the costs and benefits are collectively referred to as 'effects'. The Board gains insight on the likely effects of the proposals for new or revised IFRSs through its formal exposure of proposals, analysis and consultations with relevant parties.
In evaluating the likely effects of introducing an exception to consolidation for investment entities to IFRS 10, the Board has considered the following factors:
(a) how the changes to IFRS 10 affect the financial statements of an investment entity;
(b) how those changes improve the comparability of financial information between different reporting periods for an investment entity and between different investment entities in a particular reporting period;
(c) how the changes will improve the quality of the financial information available to investors a
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