Examples: 43210; EC4M 6XH Valid full/complet URL of the web site address. An example is "http://www.mycompany.com". Description of the web site. Examples are "home page" or "business sub-directory". Number used to uniquely identify a revision separate from other revisions. The unique revision number is entered by the creator of the document and is ultimately intended for the creator's internal reference. Examples are "1.0", "1.1" and "2.0". A period unit of measurement as specified. An example includes "year" for the year ended 31 December 2002. Trading symbol associated with given entity on given exchange. A unique tax idnetification number or code used by the entity for tax purposes. An example is "45-230-189". Captures street address lines and other address formats (PO Box, mailstop, etc). Captures street address lines and other address formats (PO Box, mailstop, etc). Captures street address lines and other address formats (PO Box, mailstop, etc). Examples: OH, DC, ON, New South Wales. State or country where entity was incorporated. Title of the person revising the document. An example is "CFO". The person or organization primarily responsible for revising the intellectual content of the document. The country, state, or federal jurisdiction of the entity for tax purposes. An example includes "New South Wales, Australia". Phone/fax number of person who can be contacted concerning the entity information reported in the document. Description of the phone or fax number. Examples include "Main fax", "Investor relations phone", etc. A period beginning or begun as specified. An example is 2002-01-01 for the year ended 31 December 2002. Section recording information relating to the time period(s) of the data in the document. Examples include "For the year ended 31 December 2002" and "For the month ending 31 December 2005". A period ending or ended as specified. An example is 2002-12-31 for the year ended 31 December 2002. A period duration as specified consisting of 2 components: The number of units and the unit measure of time. An example includes "6" and "months" respectively, for the 6 month period ended 31 December 2002. When information about several entities appears in a document, this element is used to indicate, for each entity that has a parent entity, the identifier of that parent entity (as it appears in the entity subelement of its numericContexts and nonNumericContexts). This is an optional element that does not need to be included if the entity being described does not have a parent entity (i.e. it is the parent entity). Placeholder to identify additional/other informaiton about the entity. Placeholder to identify additonal/other information about the document. A period duration as specified. An example includes 1 (year) for the year ended 31 December 2002. Local phone number. Type or name of security. Examples are "Non-cumulative, Non-redemable, Converting Preferred", "Reset Preference Shares or "Class A Shares". Description of issue type or security. An example would be "The two classes of new My Company common stock, Class A and Class B, also begin trading today on the NYSE under the symbol "MC.A" and "MC.B." The Class A common stock represents approximately 30 percent of the outstanding equity value of the new My Company. The Class B common stock represents the remaining approximately 70 percent of the outstanding equity value of the new My Company." This taxonomy is intended for general use by any XBRL taxonomy. Included are components generally used by most instance documents to identify important information related to the document being represented in XBRL and the business entity itself. The taxonomy was co-developed by the XBRL US and XBRL IAS Domain Working Groups and will be referenced initially by taxonomies created by these groups. A period ending or ended as specified. This information is intended to be captured to assist the user of a document where information is captured in an instance different from the ususal reporting period. An example is 2002-12-31 for the year ended 31 December 2002 where the document records historical information for the interim period of 6 months ended 30 June 2002. Name of exchage, such as Tokyo Stock Exchange or Nasdaq. Decscription of exchange. Web site addresses relating to the entity information reported in the document. Multiple entries are allowed; an example is "http://www.mycompany.com" The trading name or "doing business as" name of the entity. An example is "MyCompany". Tax code or identifier to assist in the classication or identification of the entity. Multiple entries are allowed; an example is New Zealand IRD number 12-345-678. Listing information for public entity. Multiple entries are allowed; e.g. DaimlerChrysler listed on the Dow, Frankfurt, and LSE exchanges. Phone numbers of the entity that can be contacted concerning the entity information reported in the document. Multiple entries are allowed. Detailed entity name information such as current legal name, former name and trading names. Details of the jurisdiction where the entity was formed. Examples are "Singapore" or "Sydney, Australia". Details of the entity's legal form. Examples are partnership, limited liability company, trust, etc. Information which describes the entity. All information contained within this document is specific to the given entity. Industry or sector code associated with Entity; multiple values are are allowed. Code which identifies the entity's industry or name. Includes the code identifier of the authority issuing the code, a colon (:), and the code itself. An example is "CIK:01234567" for the CIK number issued by SEC EDGAR. Any descriptive information about the system which assigns the code. An example is "SIC Code". Information related to where entity was incorporated. Multiple entries are allowed, examples are UK, US, Germany (assumes incorporation in all identifed locations). Name of entity identifier. Description of entity identifier name. Identifier associated with entity. Multiple entries are allowed; e.g TIN, other identifier if the entity is not a public company An entity's former name. An example is "Andersen Consulting". Description of an entity's former name. The date of the entity name change. Recommended best practice is a string in the form YYYY-MM-DD as defined in http://www.w3.org/TR/NOTE-datetime, a profile of ISO 8601. An example is the date element 2002-11-05 corresponding to 5 November 2002. Previous legal names used by the entity. An example is Andersen Consulting's name change to Accenture in November 2000. A new entity, such as Novartis, formed from the merger of Ciba-Geigy and Sandoz would not have a former name. Details of the entity's form. Examples include partnership, limited liability company, trust, etc. The date the entity was formed. Recommended best practice is a string in the form YYYY-MM-DD as defined in http://www.w3.org/TR/NOTE-datetime, a profile of ISO 8601. An example is the date element 2002-11-05 corresponding to 5 November 2002. The legal name of the entity. An example includes "My Company Inc.". Description of entity name. The legal name of the entity. An example includes "My Company Inc." or, in the case of a subsidiary, the legal name of the subsidiary (i.e. "Philips Consumer Electronics"). Title or position of person who can be contacted concerning the entity information reported in the document. An example is "CFO" or "President". Name of person who can be contacted concerning the entity information reported in the document. An example is "Joe Smith". Individual who can be contacted concerning the entity information reported in the document. Multiple entries are allowed. Description of the nature of the business/trading activities of the entity. An example is "manufacturer of widgets". Address of entity. Multiple entries are allowed; e.g. incorporation, primary place of business, etc. E-mail address of person who can be contacted concerning the entity information reported in the document. An example is "cfo@company.com". Description of the e-mail adress. Examples are "private e-mail address" or "business e-mail address". Valid e-mail address. An example is "cfo@mycompany.com". Descriptive information about the revision and changes made by the revision. Section which contains information about revision(s) to the instance document. Multiple entries are allowed; examples are "1.01" and 1.02". The name or title given to the document resource by the creator or publisher. Examples are "2002 Annual Report" and "Form 10-K". The date the document was last edited. Recommended best practice is a string in the form YYYY-MM-DD as defined in http://www.w3.org/TR/NOTE-datetime, a profile of ISO 8601. An example is the date element 2002-11-05 corresponding to 5 November 2002. Language of the intellectual content of the resource. The content of this field should coincide with ISO 639-1988 language codes. Description of document language name. The language(s) in which the document is presented (Note: Label linkbase may contain multiple languages). General backgrond information which helps to describe an XBRL instance document ("the document"). Information is specific to that document. Description of document identifier. String or number used to uniquely identify the resource. Examples for networked resources are URLs and URNs (when implemented). Other globally-unique identifiers, such as International Standard Book Numbers (ISBN) or other formal names would also be appropriate. The unique identifier is entered by the creator of the document and is ultimately intended for the creator's internal reference. A textual description of the content of the document resource, including abstracts in the case of document-like objects or content descriptions in the case of visual resources. An example is "Annual report pursuant to section 13 (or 15(d)) of the Securities Exchange Act 1934". The date the resource was made available in its present form. Recommended best practice is a string in the form YYYY-MM-DD as defined in http://www.w3.org/TR/NOTE-datetime, a profile of ISO 8601. An example is the date element 2002-11-05 corresponding to 5 November 2002. Title or position of person who can answer questions regarding the content of the document. An example is "CFO" or "President". Phone/fax number of person who can answer questions regarding the content of the document. Name of person who can answer questions regarding the content of the document. An example is "Joe Smith". E-mail address of person who can answer questions regarding the content of the document. An example is "cfo@company.com". Address of person who can answer questions regarding the content of the document. The person(s) or organisation(s) responsible for answering questions regarding the content of the document, such as Investor Relations department, etc. Title or position of person who is author of the document. An example is "CFO" or "President". Phone/fax number of person who can be contacted concerning the entity information reported in the document. Name of person who is the author of the document. An example is "Joe Smith". E-mail address of person who is the author of this document. An example is "cfo@company.com". Address of person who is the author of the document. The person(s) or organisation(s) responsible for creating the intellectual content of the document. Multiple entries are allowed. The date of the given revision. Recommended best practice is a string in the form YYYY-MM-DD as defined in http://www.w3.org/TR/NOTE-datetime, a profile of ISO 8601. An example is the date element 2002-11-05 corresponding to 5 November 2002. Date that entity was incorporated. Recommended best practice is a string in the form YYYY-MM-DD as defined in http://www.w3.org/TR/NOTE-datetime, a profile of ISO 8601. An example is the date element 2002-11-05 corresponding to 5 November 2002. Phone or fax suffix identifying primary location e.g. 001 (US) or +65 (Singapore). Country line of address. Examples are United Kingdom or USA. Standardised reusable contact methods for tuples used frequently throughout the taxonomy; e.g. addresses and phone numbers. Phone or fax suffix identifying city or area code e.g. 253 (Tacoma) or 02 (Sydney). City line of address. An example is Sydney or Chicago. Name for the address of the entity. Examples are "primary place of business" and "place of incorporation". Address of person who can be contacted concerning the entity information reported in the document. Description of address name. Examples are County Cork or Blackheath Village or New South Wales