Barriers

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Significant	Moderate	Slight	Not a barrier	No opinion
1	9	5	8	8

Significant	Moderate	Slight	Not a barrier	No opinion
0	5	7	9	10

Significant	Moderate	Slight	Not a barrier	No opinion
0	2	8	10	11

Significant	Moderate	Slight	Not a barrier	No opinion
0	3	11	9	8

Significant	Moderate	Slight	Not a barrier	No opinion
0	0	12	9	10

Significant	Moderate	Slight	Not a barrier	No opinion
2	1	15	6	7

Significant	Moderate	Slight	Not a barrier	No opinion
0	4	7	13	7

Significant	Moderate	Slight	Not a barrier	No opinion
0	7	8	6	10

Significant	Moderate	Slight	Not a barrier	No opinion
1	0	11	9	10

Significant	Moderate	Slight	Not a barrier	No opinion
1	2	6	11	11

Significant	Moderate	Slight	Not a barrier	No opiniont
0	6	5	12	8

Please describe any other barriers not mentioned above and/or provide links
Concerning item 3 Barriers we had different understanding of the question - to rate the issues as barriers in relation to the ongoing production of statistics in our organization (understanding 1) or rate the significancy of the issues as barriers in general and not in relation to the existing ongoing production of statistics in our organization (understanding 2). In the response we rated the issues as barriers in relation to the ongoing production of statistics in our organization (understanding 1).
Lack of knowledge about the administrative files or data bases existing in the government
The barriers can be different to different kind of data sources. In case of Hungary, for example, the barriers are challenges are not that significant due to the established legal background and experience. In case of access to privately hold data for example, the barriers are much more significant. Some barriers, however, are generic and not really data source specific. Such as: lack of metadata or quality issues.