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S1 Sustainability reporting standards

ACCA · New at Strategic Professional level · 7 questions

Name: ____________________   Date: ____________

  1. The IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standard that sets general requirements for sustainability-related financial information is:

    • A IFRS 18
    • B IAS 1
    • C IFRS S1
    • D IFRS S2
  2. Under IFRS S2, a company's gross Scope 1 emissions are:

    • A Emissions from purchased electricity
    • B Emissions from suppliers
    • C Direct emissions from sources the company owns or controls
    • D Emissions from product use by customers
  3. Scope 1 is 12,000 tonnes, Scope 2 is 8,000 and Scope 3 is 80,000 tonnes of CO2e. Revenue is $200m. Emissions intensity per $ million of revenue is:

    • A 60 tonnes
    • B 20 tonnes
    • C 100 tonnes
    • D 500 tonnes
  4. The sustainability information required by IFRS S1 is reported for:

    • A Only the parent company
    • B The industry
    • C The same reporting entity and period as the financial statements
    • D Any entity chosen by management
  5. Which of the following is a physical climate risk?

    • A A carbon tax
    • B A shift in consumer preferences
    • C New disclosure laws
    • D Damage to a factory from flooding
  6. The primary users of general purpose sustainability-related financial disclosures are:

    • A Investors, lenders and other creditors
    • B Regulators only
    • C Employees only
    • D Customers
  7. A framework that requires an entity to report both its impact on people and the environment and the effect on its own value is based on:

    • A Performance materiality
    • B Financial materiality only
    • C Double materiality
    • D Clearly trivial thresholds

Answer key

1. C, 2. C, 3. D, 4. C, 5. D, 6. A, 7. C

  1. IFRS S1 is the general standard, and IFRS S2 deals with climate-related disclosures.

  2. Scope 2 is purchased energy and Scope 3 is the value chain.

  3. Total 100,000 tonnes divided by 200 = 500 tonnes per $ million.

  4. This allows users to connect the sustainability and financial information.

  5. Policy, market and technology changes are transition risks.

  6. The standards have an investor focus and are linked to the financial statements.

  7. The ESRS use double materiality. IFRS S1 is concerned with enterprise value.