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Defer implementation
Sir, - Apropos excerpts of the National Statistical Commission's
Report (`Revamping statistical system' - Sept. 10) that identify
deficiencies in the present statistical system and recommend the
following all-too-familiar remedial measures: ensure autonomy (in
other words, arrogate powers to the Indian Statistical System in
commensurate with its mandate, stature and achievements, and
place it outside the ambit of normal processes of administrative
review) and the exploration of alternative techniques to collect
data, (unpaid utilisation of administrative workforce in the
industrial, corporate sector by the Bureau of Statistics to
recategorise/reorganise data already submitted.
The Government may consider deferring implementation of these
recommendations, while focussing only on those which lead to
improving the Indian Statistical System's discipline and
performance from within.
I also urge associations of commerce and industry to discuss
these recommendations.
Sriram Jayasimha,
Hyderabad
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