RegReporting Framelinq is an online toolkit designed to help banks manage their regulatory reporting frameworks.Its purpose is to help banks be more proactive and fact-based in defining and managing these frameworks. Data quality and related requirements have been communicated through targeted regulatory reporting exam findings and presentations by banking regulator staff members at industry forums. But there is no objective and definitive guidance for regulatory reporting governance and data quality that a bank can use to ensure it understands and can meet the required standard in a sustainable model.The RegReporting Framelinq toolkit model begins with 42 framework elements across eight targeted regulatory reporting exam themes, augmented by three "supplemental best practice" elements from the BCBS 239 principles beyond the exam themes' scope. The 45 framework elements in the model are linked to 59 key points derived from BCBS 239 principles, providing objective best practice principles for each framework element. Neither a cookie-cutter set of guidelines at one extreme nor merely aspirational at the other, RegReporting Framelinq's BCBS 239 linkage can help a bank set the direction of travel for its regulatory reporting framework management that can provide benefits today. This approach allows a bank to develop its plan in a way that plays to the bank's strengths and unique characteristics, using a toolkit that helps engage internal stakeholders and facilitates discussion with regulators.