COMMONS
Study 1 - Government Response published on 15 May 2013Study 2 - ConcludedStudy 4 - Report published on 29 May 2013 and awaiting Government ResponseStudy 5 - Report published on 28 July 2013 and awaiting Government ResponseStudy 6 - Issues and Questions paper published
The Committee is scrutinising the issue of statistics and their use in Government by means of ten short studies. They are:
1. The operation of the Statistics and Registration Service Act 20072. The work of the Office for National Statistics3. Statistics and the regions and nations of the UK4. Communicating and publishing statistics5. Migration statistics6. Transparency, open data and statistics7. The Census8. Budgeting for statistics across Government9. Statistics for the economy and public finances10. The comprehensiveness of official statistics
Further information on the work the Committee has done so far on some of the topics above is available on the following pages:
Study 1: The operation of the Statistics and Registration Service Act 2007
Study 2: Work of the Office for National Statistics
Study 4: Communicating and publishing statistics
Study 5: Migration statistics
Study 6: Statistics and open data
Migration statistics "blunt instrument" and "not fit for purpose", says Public Administration Select Committee
To be published on 28 July 2013
The purpose of the inquiry: to assess the quality of migration statistics produced by the Office for National Statistics and the Home Office.
Public Administration Select Committee publishes its review of the Statistics and Registration Service Act 2007
Public Administration Select Committee continue inquiry
Public Administration Select Committee begin inquiry
Public Administration Select Committee announce an inquiry into migration statistics
MPs launch new inquiry
No business announced