Which question is NOT addressed by the reporting framework for funds?

The reporting framework for funds is designed primarily to provide insights into the fund’s current status, performance, and alignment with its goals and objectives. It focuses on evaluating performance, assessing management actions, and measuring progress towards established objectives.

The question regarding future liquidity requirements is less about the fund's current state or historical performance and more about projecting future needs. While liquidity management is an important aspect of fund operations, the reporting framework typically emphasizes evaluating existing conditions and outcomes over predictive analyses. The other questions directly tie into the fund's performance and strategic alignment, allowing stakeholders to assess how management decisions have impacted current performance and how well the fund is meeting its objectives.