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Independent Review of the UK Statistics Authority 2023 - 2024

An Independent Review of the UKSA led by Professor Denise Lievesley CBE.

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9 June 2023
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Independent review of the UKSA: Announcement (HTML)

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Independent review of the UKSA: Privacy Notice (HTML)

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Independent review of the UKSA: Terms of Reference (HTML)

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Independent review of the UKSA: Call for Evidence Guidance Document (HTML)

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An Independent Review of the UKSA led by Professor Denise Lievesley CBE.

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Published 9 June 2023
Last updated 12 March 2024 show all updates

  1. Added the documents: Independent Review of the UK Statistics Authority by Professor Denise Lievesley CBE Government Response to the independent review of the UK Statistics Authority

  2. Updated the document: Independent review of the UKSA: Terms of Reference

  3. Updated the document 'Independent review of the UKSA: Announcement (HTML)' with the following details: The Lead Reviewer will be Professor Denise Lievesley CBE. As part of her review she will be supported by relevant subject matter experts, as well as a Challenge Panel: Guy Goodwin, Professor Guy Nason, Professor Rebecca Riley, Professor Alice Sullivan, Dr Ben Warner and Professor Sir John Curtice.

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