Welsh Government

  1. Response from Ed Humpherson to Glyn Jones, Welsh Government, on school expenditure

    Sent from: Office for Statistics Regulation

    Sent to: Welsh Government

    Dear Glyn, As agreed, I am responding on behalf of Sir David Norgrove following the letter he received from Kirsty Williams AC/AM regarding use of estimates from NASUWT of the per pupil funding gap between England and Wales in debate within the Welsh Assembly. We are aware that since 2012 the Welsh Government has not […]

  2. Temporary exemption from Code of Practice for Welsh Government market sensitive publications

    Sent from: Office for Statistics Regulation

    Sent to: Welsh Government

    Dear Glyn, Thank you for your letter of 26 March 2020. I am happy to confirm the exemption from the Code of Practice for Statistics to permit an earlier release time for the Welsh Government’s market sensitive publications. Your decision is sensible and proportionate in the circumstances. Yours sincerely Ed Humpherson Director General for Regulation […]

  3. Welsh Government request to temporary change to timing of key Welsh economic statistics

    Sent from: Welsh Government

    Sent to: Office for Statistics Regulation

    Dear Ed, You will be aware of developments at the ONS in respect of their plans to publish market sensitive statistics at 7.00am. Historically the Welsh Government has co-ordinated the publication of our labour market statistics with the corresponding release from the ONS and, if content, it would be our intention for that to continue. […]

  4. Devolved Labour Market Compliance Check

    Sent from: Office for Statistics Regulation

    Sent to: Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency, Office for National Statistics, Scottish Government, Welsh Government

    Dear all STATISTICS ON THE LABOUR MARKET I am writing to you following our recent review of the key Labour Market statistical reports for the devolved nations against the Code of Practice for Statistics. The statistics published by the Welsh Government, Scottish Government and Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency (NISRA) that we reviewed are: […]

  5. Police Recorded Road Accidents statistics

    Sent from: Office for Statistics Regulation

    Sent to: Welsh Government

    Dear Glyn POLICE RECORDED ROAD ACCIDENTS STATISTICS I am writing to you following our review of the Police Recorded Road Accidents statistics against the Code of Practice for Statistics. The statistics have been considered as part of a wider review of the devolved nations’ road safety statistics, following our compliance check of Road Accidents and […]

  6. Devolved Public Finance Statistics Welsh Government

    Sent from: Welsh Government

    Sent to: Office for Statistics Regulation

    Email response from Glyn Jones, Chief Statistician, Welsh Government dated 12 February 2020 Dear Ed, Thank you for your letter of 30 September 2019 regarding the OSR Review of the Public Value of Devolved Public Finance statistics. I apologise for the delay in responding. The Review provided useful insights and good ideas for future developments […]

  7. Compliance Check of Subnational Population Projections

    Sent from: Office for Statistics Regulation

    Sent to: National Records of Scotland, Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency, Office for Statistics Regulation, Welsh Government

    Mark Pont writes to representatives of NRS, NISRA, ONS and Welsh Government on subnational population projections, 28 January 2020.

  8. Further steps to bolster the value of public finance statistics for the UK’s countries and regions

    Sent from: Office for Statistics Regulation

    Sent to: Welsh Government

    Dear Glyn OSR Review of the Public Value of Devolved Public Finance statistics OSR recently concluded a review of the public value of public finance statistics for the devolved administrations (DAs) and the regions. The complexity of new fiscal frameworks and the associated need to make public finance statistics for the DAs and the regions […]

  9. Welsh Government Well-being of Wales assessment update

    Sent from: Office for Statistics Regulation

    Sent to: Welsh Government

    Dear Glyn WELSH GOVERNMENT WELL-BEING OF WALES STATISTICS As you are aware, we recently started to assess the Well-being of Wales official statistics against the Code of Practice for Statistics. During November 2018 we obtained feedback from stakeholders and reviewed the published documentation. Since then, you and your team reviewed the outputs and published plans […]