Structure of the panel discussion

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Structure of the panel discussion

• Objectives of labelling
• Subject of labelling
• Labelling in the context of TQM
• Governance structure
• How many labels?

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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.

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Structure of the panel discussion

• Objectives of labelling
• Subject of labelling
• Labelling in the context of TQM
• Governance structure
• How many labels?

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Structure of the panel discussion

• Objectives of labelling
• Subject of labelling
• Labelling in the context of TQM
• Governance structure
• How many labels?

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Labeling of Statistics

• Ron McKenzie

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Structure of the panel discussion

• Objectives of labelling
• Subject of labelling
• Labelling in the context of TQM
• Governance structure
• How many labels?

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Structure of the panel discussion

• Objectives of labelling
• Subject of labelling
• Labelling in the context of TQM
• Governance structure
• How many labels?

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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

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Labels

• Official Statistics
• Tier 1
• Statistics New Zealand