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Labeling of Statistics: Enhancing Quality and Accessibility

This panel discussion explores the objectives and implementation of labeling official statistics in the context of Total Quality Management (TQM). It delves into the governance structure, the number of labels required, and the importance of meeting public expectations of impartiality and statistical quality. The discussion also emphasizes the need for long-term continuity, international comparability, and meeting international statistical obligations.

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Labeling of Statistics: Enhancing Quality and Accessibility

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  1. Structure of the panel discussion • Objectives of labelling • Subject of labelling • Labelling in the context of TQM • Governance structure • How many labels?

  2. Tier 1 statistics • Essential to central government decision making • Are of high public interest • Need to meet public expectations of impartiality and statistical quality • Require long term continuity of the data • Provide international comparability or meet international statistical obligations.

  3. Structure of the panel discussion • Objectives of labelling • Subject of labelling • Labelling in the context of TQM • Governance structure • How many labels?

  4. Structure of the panel discussion • Objectives of labelling • Subject of labelling • Labelling in the context of TQM • Governance structure • How many labels?

  5. Labeling of Statistics Ron McKenzie

  6. Structure of the panel discussion • Objectives of labelling • Subject of labelling • Labelling in the context of TQM • Governance structure • How many labels?

  7. Structure of the panel discussion • Objectives of labelling • Subject of labelling • Labelling in the context of TQM • Governance structure • How many labels?

  8. Objectives • differentiate and label official statistics • strengthen the system of official statistics • strengthen the statistical leadership of the Government Statistician • identify a set of key performance measures for NZ. • apply a consistent standards, protocols and poliicies • streamline release procedures • retain important official statistical data as an enduring national resource, • ensure greater access to this resource for a range of users • coordinate suveys through a notification system • more effectively manage on ‘a whole of government basis’ respondent burden from official surveys

  9. Labels • Official Statistics • Tier 1 • Statistics New Zealand

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