Integrity policy for statistical publications
Updated 8 March 2023
Applies to England
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To enable Ofqual to perform its duties, information collected and reported has to be accurate, timely and informative. The whole process is overseen by the , which is drawn up and enforced by the .
The code is based upon three pillars 鈥� trustworthiness, quality and value. The pillars are further divided into various principles. The principle of (part of trustworthiness) requires that:
People in organisations that release statistics should be truthful, impartial and independent, and meet consistent standards of behaviour that reflect the wider public good.
Please see more information on the principle .
Ofqual fully abides by all aspects of the principles within the Code of Practice for Official Statistics.