Based on the information available in the question, we can answer as follows:-
Question 1:-
The correct answer for the question is Option B - Identifying the timing of the first IFRS statement. This is the first step in the conversion of the company to IFRS.
Option A is incorrect as identifying the timing of issuing the IFRS Statement takes a precedence when converting to IFRS.
Option C & Option D are incorrect as these are not the first steps taken in converting the company to IFRS.
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