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Is your organisation allowed by law (e.g. stated in the Statistical Act or similar) to use administrative data for statistical purposes? |
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| 2 | |
| Yes, in all cases | 23 |
| Yes, in most cases | 2 |
| Yes, in some cases | 4 |
Is your organisation allowed by law (e.g. stated in Statistical Act or similar) to use administrative data for statistical purposes?
Does a legal basis to access data exist?
Is data free to access for statistical purposes?
Is your organisation prohibited from access or linking of data due to privacy issues(e.g. stated in a Personal Data Protection Act or similar)?
Other legislative limitations or barriers
(Please list any other legislative limitations or barriers not mentioned above)
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Organisation |
Please describe any legislative limitations or barriers not mentioned above |
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| NATIONAL STATISTICS OFFICE OF GEORGIA | Lack of specificity in the law sometimes creates confusion among data providers |
| Statistics Canada | The Statistics Act provides wide data access and collection authority for the Agency coupled with strict confidentiality protections that provide some barriers to data sharing and external access. Privacy (personal information) and intellectual property (proprietary data) laws add responsibility to protect data from unlimited use and disclosure as well. |
| National Institute for Statistics | Even if the law allows us access to administrative sources, the management of the sources are skeptical to provide the data precisely because of Personal Data Protection Act. |
| Statistic Lithuania | There are no legal acts obliging aministration data owners to inform Statistical institution about changes in the data. |
| Statistics Norway | Act relating to Protective Security Services [The Security Act]. Conflicts between Statistical act and Health Data legislation, where the latter explicitly prohobit use of health registers by the NSI. |
| National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI for its acronym in spanish) |
The Federal Law of Transparency and Access to Governmental Public Information guarantees confidential and personal data, and only allows to publish “information needed for statistical, scientific or other general purposes provided by Law, as long as said information is not related to the personal data of the person to whom the information belongs”. Unawareness of the users of the place where the information can be found, as well as the topics worked by the National Institute of Statistics and G |
| Israel Central Bureau of Statistics | Access to all data is subject to a general limitation Section 8 of the Basic Law: Human Dignity and Liberty, requiring that any request or demand for data that impacts on privacy stand by the following criteria: the purpose of the demand/request is reasonable and the impact on privacy does not exceed what is necessary for its purpose. In the transfer of data between public bodies, regulations mandate that each request for the transfer of data be examined by both the party making the request/dema |
| Central Statistical Office | Law of 29 June 1995 on Official Statistics - Article 35e.: The storing in one file of all personal data collected by the official statistics services, concerning an identifiable natural person and derived from various statistical surveys and sources, which, when linked, could be used for the characteristics or evaluation of that person, shall be prohibited. |
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