The seminar will concentrate on how applying the Code of Practice for Statistics, and its pillars of Trustworthiness, Quality and Value, can enhance official statistics and other types of analysis, both across and outside of Government.
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Learn more on Analysis in Government Month 2022Join Osama Rahman and Cath Bremner to hear about the newly refreshed and launched Analysis Function Strategy.
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