1395.0 - Essential Statistical Assets for Australia, 2013

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Main Features Expanded contents About this Release Foreword About this publication + Overview of the ESA for Australia initiative Origin of the ESA for Australia initiative Objectives of the ESA for Australia initiative What are official statistics? What are essential statistical assets? Why only consider official statistics for the 2013 list of ESA for Australia? How will the initiative support the objectives? The phases of the ESA for Australia initiative Is this a one-off exercise? Why is the ABS leading the process? Relationship of the ESA for Australia initiative to other government initiatives + Phase 1 - Development of the 2013 list of ESA for Australia + Outline of the 2013 list of ESA for Australia + Next phases of the ESA for Australia initiative Appendix 1 - The detailed 2013 list of ESA for Australia Appendix 2 - List of submission providers History of Changes	IS THIS A ONE-OFF EXERCISE? The ABS is proposing to review the 2013 list of ESA for Australia after two years, with future reviews to occur every three to five years to ensure that the list remains relevant. The timing of the initial review is intended to allow for advancements in other complementary whole of government initiatives to be incorporated, to allow for refinements to be applied based on the outcomes of the subsequent phases of the initiative, and to allow for changes in the demand for statistical information that inevitably occurs over time. The ABS is keen to continue to obtain ongoing feedback in relation to the ESA for Australia initiative, given its dynamic and evolutionary nature. If you wish to provide feedback on the initiative, please email your comments to the Director of the NSS Leadership Section at inquiries@nss.gov.au. There are some emerging fields of statistics that are currently under conceptual development, nationally and internationally, which have the potential to be considered for inclusion once their uses are further established. Some specific examples that arose during the consultation process, which are expected to still be relevant when the next review of the list of ESA for Australia is undertaken, include statistics relating to governance, subjective wellbeing and the impact of the evolving digital economy on all aspects of Australian society. Previous Page \| Next Page Document Selection These documents will be presented in a new window.