Consultation outcome

DWP abstract of statistics consultation

From:
Department for Work and Pensions
Published
19 December 2019
This was published under the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
This consultation has concluded

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Proposal to cease publication of the abstract of statistics – our response following user engagement

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Detail of outcome

We published our response to this consultation on 19 December 2019.

Original consultation

Summary

This is a consultation on proposals to stop publishing the annual abstract of statistics.

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Consultation description

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) plans to discontinue the annual abstract of statistics publication. This is primarily to save resource and to allow us to focus on higher priority work. Benefit uprating information contained in previous abstract of statistics publications will continue to be available on GOV.UK. Data relating to inflation, prices and earnings is available on the Office for National Statistics website.

Your response to the questionnaire will help us understand the way our statistics are used and what users consider important. They will help determine whether or not DWP is right to discontinue the publication.

Return your completed questionnaire to stats-consultation@dwp.gov.uk, or if you would prefer to talk to the lead statistician for the series, call Alan Gibson on 0191 216 2804.

We plan to publish a response to the questionnaire later in 2019.

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DWP abstract of statistics questionnaire

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