statistical survey definition
statistical survey means a census or a survey, whereby information is collected from all the informants in the field of inquiry or from a sample thereof, by an appropriate Government under this Act or any other relevant Act, wholly or primarily for the purposes of processing and summarising by appropriate statistical procedures;
statistical survey means collection of data from statistical units by asking them to provide information about themselves or their activities for use solely in the production of statistics;
statistical survey means a method of systematic data collection by which the producers of official statistics collect data directly from the reporting unit for statistical purposes;
More Definitions of statistical survey
statistical survey means collecting data from a sample of respondents, which can be
statistical survey means a survey of persons or bodies, corporate or unincorporate, by which data is collected from all persons or bodies in a field of inquiry, or from a sample of that field of inquiry, by a State agency under the authority or this Act or any other Act, or without specific provision in any Act, wholly or primarily for the purpose of processing and summarising the data by appropriate statistical procedures and publishing the results of the survey in some statistical form.
statistical survey means the collection of a given population's characteristics through sampling, to assess its characteristics, based on statistical methodology.
statistical survey means a census or a survey, whereby information is collected from all the informants in the field of inquiry or from a sample thereof, by an appropriate
statistical survey means "a survey of undertakings, or of the public of New Zealand, whereby information is collected from all persons in a field of inquiry or from a sample thereof, by a Government Department pursuant to the authority of this Act or any other Act, or without specific provision in any Act, wholly or primarily for the purpose of processing and summarising by appropriate statistical procedures and publishing the results of the survey in some statistical form".
statistical survey means collecting data from a sample of respondents, which can be extrapolated to the statistical population by using appropriate statistical methods;
statistical survey means a survey of undertakings, or of the public of New Zealand, whereby information is collected from all persons in a field of inquiry or from a sample thereof, by a Government Depart-