Federal Register #Release No. 34-106339

SEC Exempts Certain Regulatory Filings from Inline XBRL Requirements

This opportunity involves the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) granting exemptive relief from Inline XBRL requirements for certain regulatory filings. - Government Buyer: - Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) - OEMs and Vendors: - SEC is the only entity mentioned; no commercial OEMs or vendors involved - Products/Services Requested: - Regulatory filings and compliance reports, specifically: - Portions of Form CA-1 (except Exhibit H) - Portions of Form 1 (except Exhibit I) - Form X-17A-5 Part III - Form 17-H - Security-Based Swap Entity's Annual Compliance Report - No commercial products, part numbers, or purchase quantities - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Exemption from Inline XBRL format due to high compliance costs - Forms are primarily used by the SEC to assess compliance of market intermediaries - Relief aims to reduce unnecessary costs while maintaining investor protection and public interest - No procurement of goods or services; informational notice only

Description

This notice from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) grants exemptive relief under Section 36(a)(1) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 from certain Inline XBRL filing requirements. The relief applies to portions of Form CA-1, Form 1, Form X-17A-5 Part III, Form 17-H, and the Security-Based Swap Entity's Annual Compliance Report. The exemption is granted because the Inline XBRL requirements impose significant compliance costs without meaningful benefits for these specific forms, which are primarily used by the SEC to assess market intermediaries' compliance with legal, financial, and operational standards. The relief aims to reduce unnecessary costs while maintaining investor protection and public interest.

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