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The prospect of retirement from the UK Statistics Authority (see previous post) does not seem to have diminished Sir Michal Scholar’s willingness to lock horns with ministers.
The Treasury accidentally released market-sensitive statistics to 400 people on May 16, the UK Statistics Authority has disclosed.
Bernard Jenkin MP, who chairs the Public Administration Select Committee, has decided to investigate the process
The row over inflation measures isn’t about to go away.
In line with a promise made before the election, George Osborne, the Chancellor of the Exchquer, made available on 4 June the Treasury’s COINS database.
The Office of Budget Responsibility, already in political trouble over changes to unemployment statistics that favoured the Government, could also face charges that it breached the Code of Practi
The Government is planning a big data giveaway in an attempt to encourage new ventures based on innovative ways of using it.