China will join SDR sooner than it'll lower debt dependency

READ THIS link about the IMF & Chinese yuan.

It's very interesting that the last line in this article states:

"The IMF reviews the SDR basket valuation method every five years. The last time the currency basket was modified was in 2000, when the euro replaced France's franc and Germany's deutschmark."

Therefore, it seems to me, if I've done my math correctly that the IMF is a little behind in their review of the SDR basket... what happened to 2005 and 2010 reviews?

Is there an "exact" date, in every five years, that they normally would conduct the review?

And if we backpeddle in that article it states:

"The implementation of any formal decision to add the yuan to the IMF Special Drawing Rights (SDR) basket should be delayed till September 2016 to avoid disrupting financial market trading on the first day of the new year, the IMF said. "

That just doesnt make sense... why wait for Septemeber 2016? Oh... I see it takes the "Reserve asset managers six months "notice" to adjust to the change?

Hello? knock knock anyone in there? No wonder nothing gets done in this world.

The Chinese Renminbi (RMB) will have to wait for a final decision on its inclusion as the fifth currency in the International Monetary Fund’s Special Drawing Rights (SDR) basket of reserve currencies. Concerns over the RMB’s inclusion remain despite Chinese authorities’ extensive measures to strengthen the domestic financial system since 2010.

In initial discussions about the SDR review, held every five years, the IMF proposed an extension of the review until September 20, 2016. The adoption of the RMB as a reserve currency would have a significant effect on global markets, and thus the extension is seen as a needed measure for SDR users to make necessary changes. However, the IMF board stressed that the possible delay ought not be seen as indicative of the outcome of the review.