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 +====== R7 - Australian Prudential Regulation Authority Data Collection ======
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 +[[dido:99_annexes:annex-c-references:start|Go up to References]]
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 +===== Reference Identifier =====
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 +FDIS-RA: [R7]
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 +===== Citation =====
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 +Australian Prudential Regulation Authority. //APRA Data Collection//. Information concerning APRA data collection, reporting requirements, and reporting modernisation.
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 +===== URI =====
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 +https://www.apra.gov.au/apra-data-collection
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 +===== Note =====
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 +This reference provides information concerning the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) data collection and reporting environment.
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 +FDIS-RA uses this reference to illustrate architectural concerns involving:
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 +  * Structured regulatory data collection
 +  * Digital reporting
 +  * Validation of submitted information
 +  * Evolution of reporting requirements
 +  * Coordination between reporting entities and regulatory systems
 +  * Long-term management of reporting definitions and data standards
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 +APRA data collection modernisation demonstrates how prudential regulators increasingly depend on structured, machine-processable information and governed reporting processes. It provides an example of reporting-system evolution but does not define a complete architecture for semantic interpretation, traceability, provenance, or controlled semantic change.
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