ISSCoP News

ISSCoP Certified

 24 June 2025

The Road Safety Authority (RSA) received the ISSCoP certification for the following products:

  1. Cyclist Spotlight Report: Fatalities and Serious Injuries
  2. Motorcyclist Spotlight Report: Fatalities and Serious Injuries
  3. Driver Spotlight Report: Fatalities and Serious Injuries
  4. Pedestrian Spotlight Report: Fatalities and Serious Injuries
  5. Provisional Fatality Statistics

 

17 December 2024

The Department of Health received the ISSCoP certification for the following products:

  1. Health System Performance Assessment (HSPA) platform
  2. Healthy Ireland Survey – selected modules

      a. General Health

      b. Smoking

      c. Alcohol

      d. Health Service Utilisation

    17 December 2024

    The Health Research Board received the ISSCoP certification for the following products

    1. Overview of people engaging with disability services in Ireland
    2. Overview of people with an intellectual disability engaging with disability services
    3. Overview of people with a physical or sensory disability engaging with disability services
    4. CHO – NASS Bulletins

    18 June 2024

    The Health Research Board received the ISSCoP certification for the following products:

    1. Activities of Irish Psychiatric Units and Hospitals Report
    2. Community Healthcare Organisation (CHO) area Bulletins
    3. Irish Psychiatric Units and Hospitals Census Report

    20 March 2024

    The Department of Social Protection received the ISSCoP certification for the following products:

    1. Statistical Information on Social Welfare Services Annual Report
    2. Social Welfare Quarterly Statistical Report

     27 June 2023

    Higher Education Authoity received the ISSCoP certification for the following products:

    1. Student data
    2. Graduate data

    22 November 2022

    The Department of Education received the ISSCoP certification for the following products:

    1. Class Size (UOE[1] Questionnaire)
    2. Enrolments (UOE Questionnaire)
    3. Entrants (UOE Questionnaire)
    4. Quality and Accuracy Information related to Education Statistics
    5. Educational Expenditure (UOE Questionnaire)
    6. Graduates (UOE Questionnaire)
    7. ISCED Mapping (UOE Questionnaire)
    8. Foreign Language Learning (Eurostat Questionnaire)
    9. Educational Personnel (UOE Questionnaire)
    10. Regional Enrolment (Eurostat Questionnaire)

    The Department of Health received the ISSCoP certification for the following products:

    1. Additional module for Eurostat statistics (Joint Questionnaire on Non-Monetary Health Care statistics)
    2. Common module WHO-OECD-Eurostat - Health Care Activities
    3. Common module WHO-OECD-Eurostat - Health Employment
    4. Common module WHO-OECD-Eurostat - Hospital discharges according to ISHMT/ICD 
    5. Common module WHO-OECD-Eurostat - Physical resources
    6. Common module WHO-OECD-Eurostat - Workforce Migration  

    20 April 2022

    The Department of Enterprise Trade and Employment received the ISSCoP certification for the following products:

    1. Annual Employment Survey
    2. Annual Business Survey of Economic Impact

    14 January 2022

    The Environmental Protection Agency received the ISSCoP certification for the following products:

    1. The Waste Framework Directive Report
    2. The Joint OECD Eurostat Municipal Indicator. 

    29 May 2020

    The Department of Finance received the ISSCoP certification for the Fiscal Monitor (not including the profiles or the commentary about the profiles).

    November 2017

    The Revenue Commissioners received the ISSCoP certification for the following products:

    1. Revenue Receipts by Taxhead
    2. Revenue Receipts by Sector
    3. Revenue Receipts by County
    4. Breakdown of Capital Acquisition Tax Receipts
    5. Breakdown of Stamp Duty Receipts
    6. Local Property Tax (LPT) Statistics (end year reports)
    7. Local Property Tax (LPT) Statistics (quarterly reports)
    8. Costs of Tax Expenditures (Credits, Allowances and Reliefs)
    9. Certain Property Based Tax Reliefs
    10. Home Renovation Incentive (HRI) Statistics (end year reports)
    11. Home Renovation Incentive HRI) Statistics (monthly updates)
    12. Employment and Investment Incentive (EII) Statistics 2012-2016
    13. Help To Buy (HTB) Incentive Statistics
    14. RVA01: Distribution of Income Tax by Type of Gross Income, Range of Gross Income, Marital Status, Year and Statistic
    15. RVA02: Distribution of Income Tax by Range of Taxable Income, Marital Status, Year and Statistic
    16. RVA03: Distribution of Universal Social Charge by Range of USC Income, Marital Status, Year and Statistic
    17. RVA04: Distribution of Income Tax and Universal Social Charge by Range of Gross Income, Marital Status, Year and Statistic
    18. RVA05: Distribution of Interest Relief on Home Loans by Range of Total Income, Marital Status, Year and Statistic
    19. RVA06: Distribution of Corporation Tax by Range of Net Income, Type of Incomes or Tax, Year and Statistic
    20. RVA07: Distribution of Corporation Tax Allowances, Reliefs and Deductions by Range of Net Income, Type of Credit or Deduction or Allowance, Year and Statistic
    21. RVA11: Distribution of Main Tax Credits by Marital Status, Type of Tax Credits, Reliefs and Exemptions, Type of Taxpayer and Year
    22. RVA08: VAT Payments and Repayments by Range of VAT Payment/Repayment, Year and Statistic
    23. RVA09: VAT by Range of Gross Income from Trade or Profession (Case I or II), Year and Statistic
    24. RVA10: VAT by Range of Gross Income, Year and Statistic
    25. Income Tax Calculation Statistics
    26. Income Earners by Income Tax Rate
    27. Income Tax
    28. Income Earners by USC Rates
    29. Corporation Tax Calculation Statistics
    30. Registrations, Assessments and Transactions
    31. VAT Registrations by Sector
    32. Vehicle Registration Tax
    33. Breakdown of Capital Acquisition Tax Returns (Geographic)
    34. Breakdown of Stamp Duty Returns
    35. RTA01: Value Profile of New Cars Registered by Value, Type of Registration and Year
    36. RTA02: Profile of Used (Imported) Cars Registered by Age, Type of Registration and Year
    37. RTA03: Used Imported Cars by Country of Last Registration and Year
    38. Sheriff and Solicitor Enforcement statistics
    39. Breakdown by County of the Range of Employments by Employers
    40. Excise Receipts by Commodity
    41. Excise Volumes by Commodity
    42. Excise Licences
    43. Breakdown of Betting Duty Receipts
    44. Incidence of Duty and VAT Taxation
    45. Historic Alcohol Receipts
    46. Annual Report Statistics
    47. High Income Individuals' Restriction Statistics
    48. The Farming Sector in Ireland: A Profile from Revenue Data.

    Organisations engaged in the ISSCoP process as of

    June 2024
    • Department of Finance
    • Office of the Revenue Commissioners
    • Probation Service
    • Environmental Protection Agency
    • Department of Justice
    • Health and Safety Authority
    • Department of Enterprise,Trade and Employment
    • Department of Health
    • Department of Social Protection
    • Department of Transport
    • Road Safety Authority
    • Sea-Fisheries Protection Authority (SFPA)
    • Department of Foreign Affairs
    • Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine
    • Department of Housing, Local Goverment and Heritage
    • Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth
    • Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI)
    • Department of Environment, Climate and Communications 
    • Department of Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science 
    • Department of Education
    • Higher Education Authority (HEA)
    • SOLAS
    • Residential Tenancy Board
    • Health Research Board 
    • QQI
    • Bord Iascaigh Mhara (BIM)
    • National Transport Authority (NTA)

    Launch of the Code of Practice

    21 November 2013

    The (ISSCoP) was launched at a statistical symposium on Safeguarding Trust in Official Statistics held at the Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland in the Royal Irish Academy, 19 Dawson St., Dublin 2 on 21 November 2013.

    The papers presented by the speakers give the background to the Irish Statistical System and to why the Code of Practice has been developed.

    Speakers were:

    • Walter Radermacher, Director General, Eurostat (2008-2016)
    • Pádraig Dalton, Director General, CSO
    • Patricia O'Hara, chairperson of the National Statistics Board and member of the European Statistical Governance Advisory Board
    • Martin Fraser, Secretary General, Department of the Taoiseach

    Presentations:

    Presentation by Pat O'Hara, chairperson of the National Statistics Board (PPT 89KB)   

    Presentation by Walter Radermacher, Director General of Eurostat (2008-2016) (PPT 1,330KB)

    Presentation by Pádraig Dalton, Director General CSO (PPT 260KB)

    Presentation paper by Pat O'Hara, Chairperson of the NSB (PDF 243KB)

    Presentation paper by Walter Radermacher, Director General of Eurostat (2008-2016) (PDF 255KB)

    Presentation paper by Padraig Dalton, Director General of the CSO (PDF 270KB)