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Its mandate is set out in the FSB Charter, which governs the policymaking and related activities of the FSB. These activities, including any decisions reached in their context, shall not be binding or give rise to any legal rights or obligations.  \nContact the Financial Stability Board  \nSign up for e-mail alerts: [www.fsb.org/emailalert](www.fsb.org/emailalert)[ ](www.fsb.org/emailalert)[Follow the FSB on X/Twitter: ](Follow the FSB on X/Twitter: @FinStbBoard)[@FinStbBoard](Follow the FSB on X/Twitter: @FinStbBoard)  \nE-mail the FSB at: [fsb@fsb.org](fsb@fsb.org)  \nCopyright © 2024 Financial Stability Board. Please refer to the terms and conditions  \nQuestions for consultation  \nThe Financial Stability Board (FSB) invites comments on this consultation report and welcomes replies to the questions set out below. Responses should be submitted via this online form by 19 December 2024.  \nResponses will be published on the FSB’s website unless respondents expressly request otherwise.  \nPlease contact the FSB by email ([fsb@fsb.org](fsb@fsb.org)) if you have questions or if you wish to provide any supplementary material, and mention “FIRE public consultation” in the subject line.  \nBackground  \nAs part of its comprehensive approach to achieve greater convergence in cyber incident reporting,1 the FSB published in April 2023 a report on a possible way forward for a Format for Incident Reporting Exchange (FIRE) . Since then, the FSB surveyed its members and engaged with the private sector to assess the information requirements and feasibility of FIRE. Drawing on the survey findings and an in-depth analysis of commonalities between several existing reporting frameworks, the FSB proceeded to design FIRE to promote convergence, address operational challenges arising from reporting to multiple authorities and foster better communication.  \nGeneral  \n1. Please provide any general comments to the FIRE design. Please elaborate on the preconditions (for instance, extent of uptake by individual authorities, extent of convergence) you deem necessary in order for FIRE to be successful. (Free-text)  \n2. Please give examples of the various ways in which FIRE can be used in your company’s incident reporting, and/or of use cases of FIRE, and whether the design adequately facilitates these use cases. (Free-text)  \nScope of FIRE  \n3. Is the FIRE design appropriately scoped? (Choose: Not at all, Slightly, Moderately, Mostly, Completely)  \nPlease elaborate. Which, if any, amendments to the definitions of ‘operational’,‘operational event’, and ‘operational incident’ as used in FIRE, would be needed? (Freetext)  \n4. In addition to the primary scope covering incident reporting by financial institutions to their regulators, does the FIRE design appropriately facilitate its use for reporting of  \n1 See the FSB press release, April 2023.  \nincidents to the financial institution by third-party service providers? (Choose: Not at all, Slightly, Moderately, Mostly, Completely)  \nPlease elaborate. Which, if any, amendments to the current design would be helpful to fully cover this use case? (Free-text)  \nSpecific questions and technical questions  \n5. For each of the FIRE pillars, is the design appropriate? 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