Scottish Parliament

  1. Office for National Statistics follow-up written evidence to the Scottish Parliament’s COVID-19 Recovery Committee inquiry, Road to recovery: impact of the pandemic on the Scottish labour market

    Sent from: Office for National Statistics

    Sent to: COVID-19 Recovery Committee

    Dear Ms Brown, Thank you for inviting me to give evidence for the Committee’s inquiry, Road to recovery: impact of the pandemic on the Scottish labour market. During that session, I agreed to follow-up with the Committee with the latest data detailing international comparisons of inactivity rates in Scotland. Internationally comparisons are generally made based […]

  2. Office for National Statistics oral evidence to the Scottish Parliament’s Covid-19 Recovery Committee’s inquiry on the road to recovery: impact of the pandemic on the Scottish labour market

    Sent from: Office for National Statistics

    Sent to: COVID-19 Recovery Committee

    On Thursday 3 November, David Freeman, Head of Labour Market and Households, Office for National Statistics gave evidence to the COVID-19 Recovery Committee in Scottish Parliament for its inquiry, ‘Road to Recovery: impact of the pandemic on the Scottish labour market.’ A transcript of which has been published on the Scottish Parliament website.    

  3. Office for National Statistics written evidence to the Scottish Parliament’s COVID-19 Recovery Committee’s inquiry on ‘Road to recovery: impact of the pandemic on the Scottish labour market’

    Sent from: Office for National Statistics

    Sent to: COVID-19 Recovery Committee

    Dear Ms Brown, I write in response to the COVID-19 Recovery Committee’s call for evidence for the inquiry, Road to recovery: impact of the pandemic on the Scottish labour market. This inquiry is of particular interest and relevance to the Office for National Statistics (ONS) as we are responsible for producing employment and labour market […]

  4. Office for National Statistics oral evidence to the Scottish Parliament’s Constitution, Europe, External Affairs and Culture Committee’s inquiry on Scotland’s Census

    Sent from: Office for National Statistics

    Sent to: Constitution, Europe, External Affairs and Culture Committee

    On Thursday 8 September 2022 Professor Sir Ian Diamond, National Statistician at the Office for National Statistics, gave oral evidence to the Scottish Parliament’s Constitution, Europe, External Affairs and Culture Committee for their inquiry on Scotland’s Census. A transcript of which has been published on the Scottish Parliament’s website.

  5. Office for Statistics Regulation written evidence to the Scottish Parliament’s Covid-19 Recovery Committee’s inquiry on pre-budget scrutiny

    Sent from: Office for Statistics Regulation

    Sent to: COVID-19 Recovery Committee

    Dear Ms Brown,  I am writing to make you and the Committee aware that on 30 August 2022 the Office for Statistics Regulation (OSR) has published an update to our March 2021 review of the COVID-19 Infection Survey (CIS). The CIS measures how many people living in Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, and England test positive […]

  6. Office for Statistics Regulation oral evidence to the Scottish Parliament’s COVID-19 Recovery Committee’s inquiry on communication of public health information

    Sent from: Office for Statistics Regulation

    Sent to: COVID-19 Recovery Committee

    On Thursday 26 May 2022 Ed Humpherson, Head of Regulation at the Office for Statistics Regulation, gave oral evidence to the Scottish Parliament’s COVID-19 Recovery Committee for their inquiry on Communication of Public Health Information. A transcript of which has been published on the Scottish Parliament’s website.  

  7. Office for National Statistics correspondence to the Scottish Parliament’s Public Audit Committee on the 2020/21 audit of Scottish Canals

    Sent from: Office for National Statistics

    Sent to: Public Accounts Committee, Scottish Parliament

    Dear Mr Leonard, I write in response to your letter of 13 April 2022, regarding the 2020/21 audit of Scottish Canals and the decision not to grant an extension of the implementation of Scottish Canals’ change of reporting status. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) was requested by the Scottish Government in 2019, to carry […]

  8. Office for Statistics Regulation oral evidence to the Scottish Parliament’s Health, Social Care and Sport Committee’s inquiry on Data and Digital Services in Health and Social Care

    Sent from: Office for Statistics Regulation

    Sent to: Health and Sport Committee (Scottish Parliament)

    On Tuesday 23 November 2021 Ed Humpherson, Head of Regulation at the Office for Statistics Regulation, gave oral evidence to the Scottish Parliament’s Health, Social Care and Sport Committee for their inquiry on Data and Digital Services in Health and Social Care. A transcript of which has been published on the Scottish Parliament’s Website.

  9. Office for Statistics Regulation follow-up written evidence to Scottish Parliament’s Health and Sport Committee’s inquiry on the future of social care delivery in Scotland

    Sent from: Office for Statistics Regulation

    Sent to: Health and Sport Committee (Scottish Parliament)

    Dear Lewis, SOCIAL CARE INQUIRY- FOLLOW-UP QUESTIONS Following our written evidence submitted to your Committee in February, I wish to offer further consideration and view on follow-up questions suggested to us for answer. 1. Measuring individuals’ outcomes, and outcomes associated with the integration of health and social care in Scotland. How can outcomes evaluation and […]

  10. Office for Statistics Regulation written evidence to Scottish Parliament’s Health and Sport Committee’s inquiry on the future of social care delivery in Scotland

    Sent from: Office for Statistics Regulation

    Sent to: Health and Sport Committee (Scottish Parliament)

    Dear Lewis THE FUTURE DELIVERY OF SOCIAL CARE IN SCOTLAND: OSR INQUIRY SUBMISSION We have today published our review of Adult Social Care Statistics in Scotland. We are using this work as the basis of our submission to the Health and Sport Committee’s Social Care Inquiry (see annex). Statistics that support our understanding of people […]