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QCovid® case study: Lessons in commanding public confidence in models
Jo Mulligan, Methods Expert gives an insight into the lessons learned from using the QCovid® risk calculator in commanding public confidence in models.
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OSR publishes its review of the approach to developing statistical models to award 2020 exam results
The Office for Statistics Regulation has today published a review of the approach to developing statistical models to award 2020 exam results. As the regulator of official statistics in the UK, it is our role to uphold public confidence in statistics. Statistical models and algorithms used by government and other public bodies are an increasingly […]
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Ensuring statistical models command public confidence
Learning lessons from the approach to developing models for awarding grades in the UK in 2020 Executive Summary Purpose of this report In March 2020 the ministers with responsibility for education in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland announced the closure of schools as part of the UK’s response to the coronavirus outbreak. Further government […]
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Guidance
Our guidance documents provide detailed information for users and producers of statistics. Our guidance applies the three pillars Trustworthiness, Quality and Value from the Code of Practice. Code of Practice The Code of Practice for Statistics sets the standards producers of official statistics should commit to. Compliance with the Code gives you confidence that published […]
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Office for Statistics Regulation Annual Business Plan 2026/27
Introduction What we do The Office for Statistics Regulation (OSR) provides independent regulation of all official statistics produced in the UK and aims to enhance public confidence in the trustworthiness, quality and value of statistics produced by government. We are the regulatory arm of the UK Statistics Authority (UKSA), being independent from government ministers and […]
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Office for Statistics Regulation Annual Business Plan 2026/27
Introduction What we do The Office for Statistics Regulation (OSR) provides independent regulation of all official statistics produced in the UK and aims to enhance public confidence in the trustworthiness, quality and value of statistics produced by government. We are the regulatory arm of the UK Statistics Authority (UKSA), being independent from government ministers and […]
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Roles and careers at OSR
Our roles span diverse areas, giving you the chance to develop new skills, make a real impact and contribute to ensuring statistics serve the public good. We believe in supporting our people through professional development, collaboration and a culture that values innovation and integrity. Explore our role profiles and hear directly from our team members […]
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Compliance review of Direct effects of illustrative tax changes bulletin
Overview At the time of this report, the statistics from the Direct effects of illustrative tax changes bulletin are published as official statistics. The statistics, which are produced by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC), consist of economic modelling illustrating the predicted financial outcomes of different changes in UK tax rates. The bulletin is intended to […]
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Short Guide to Code of Practice Standard Four: Manage Data Responsibly
Standard four of the Standards for Official Statistics in the Code of Practice for Statistics focuses on data governance and how to ensure appropriate and responsible data use when producing statistics. It emphasises the importance of data ethics in guiding statistical practice and aligns with the Five Safes. Conducting ‘safe projects’ ensures that data collection […]