The
process which determines whether or not a record in the enrolments statistics
snapshot is reportable in the government statistics submissions, is described
below. The methods by which other derived values in that snapshot are determined
are described in Derivation
of Values in the Government Statistics Process.
The
Government Reportable indicator flags each record in the enrolments statistics
snapshot as being either reportable (Y), not reportable (N)
or a warning (W). Warning records should be checked, as by default
they are government reportable. Change the Government Reportable indicator
for any warning records which should not be reported to 'X' using STAF1250.
All records (with the exception of those set to 'X') are checked again when
the government submission snapshot is run. Records which are 'Not Reportable'
(N) at this stage are omitted from the government submission snapshot. Warning
records can be viewed in the Reset Government Reportable Indicator form (STAF1250).
The
following describes the process by which the value for the Government Reportable
indicator for each record in the Enrolments Statistics snapshot is determined.
Form labels (e.g. ENRF3000) indicate locations where data could be checked.
A record
in the Enrolments Statistics snapshot always has its Government Reportable
indicator set to 'N' (government reportable) when its EFTSU value = 0, otherwise:
A record
in the Enrolments Statistics snapshot has its Government Reportable indicator
set to 'Y' (government reportable) when:
A
record in the Enrolments Statistics snapshot has its Government Reportable
indicator set to 'N' (not government reportable) when any of the following
apply:
A record
in the Enrolments Statistics snapshot has its Government Reportable indicator
set to 'W' (warning) when:
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Modified on 11 March 2002