66 Devolved statistics
Statistics and Registration Service Act 2007 (2007 c 18) | Legislation

66  Devolved statistics

(1)     In this Part “Scottish devolved statistics” means—

(a)     statistics which relate to matters in Scotland which are not reserved matters, unless the statistics are produced by a person acting on behalf of the Crown or a public authority in the exercise of functions in relation to a reserved matter,

(b)     statistics which relate to matters in Scotland which are reserved matters, where the statistics are produced by a person acting on behalf of the Crown or a public authority in the exercise of functions in relation to a matter

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