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Public Service Reform Plan: Statistics Implications

Learn how the Public Service Reform Plan impacts statistics. Explore key recommendations, threats, and opportunities from the plan. Discover why PPSN and Revenue Customer Number are not sufficient. Timescale is ambitious.

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Public Service Reform Plan: Statistics Implications

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  1. Public Service Reform Plan – Implications for Statistics Steve MacFeely Director of Business Statistics & Methodology

  2. Public Service Reform Plan Published Nov 17th Dept. of Public Expenditure and Reform http://per.gov.ie/government-statement-public-service-reform/

  3. Selected Recommendations from PSRP (1)

  4. Selected Recommendations from PSRP (2)

  5. Threats & Opportunities More Opportunities than Threats, but... 2.3 – why not just use PPSN? 2.6 – why not select Revenue Customer Number? Timescale very ambitious

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