This assignment discusses the accounting concepts and measurement practices in Fletcher Building, a New Zealand listed company. It explores the relevance and representational faithfulness of financial statements. The company follows accounting principles such as money measurement, business entity, going concern, dual aspects, accounting period, accounting cost, realisation, and accrual. The issue of measurement in financial reporting is also examined, along with the adoption of NZ IFRS 9 by Fletcher Building. The fundamental qualitative characteristics of relevance and representational faithfulness are analyzed in relation to the company's financial statements.