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After a functional currency change, translated non-monetary items become?

ANew historical cost
BFair value then
CNet realisable value
DRecoverable amount
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. New historical cost
Items are translated at the rate on the change date, and for non-monetary items that translated figure becomes the new historical cost.
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