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Statistics of the CCAA
The highest-level legal reference in Spain regarding statistical activity in the Autonomous Communities is to be found in their Statutes of Autonomy, approved by means of organic laws. In each of the aforementioned statutes, it is established that the respective Autonomous Community has exclusive jurisdiction over statistics for Autonomous Community purposes.
In turn, statistical laws have been passed in all Autonomous Communities, except in Aragón. These laws regulate the compilation of respective statistical plans and in them the Central Statistical Bodies are founded. These perform the functions of coordinating and planning statistics for each Community, as well as contributing, together with the statistical services of the boards, to the production of the aforementioned statistics, on their own or in partnership with the State Administration. Many Autonomous Communities have also formed a Regional Council on Statistics as the highest advisory body on Autonomous Community statistics, and, in some of them, a Statistics Commission as the statistical coordination body in the Autonomous Community.
Autonomous Community Statistical Legislation (Latest update: 23 July 2020)
Andalucía
- Statistics Law 4/1989, of 12 December from Andalucía Autonomous Community. (BOE 9-01-1990)
- Law 3/2013, of 24 of July, that approves the Statistical and Cartographic Plan of Andalucía 2013-2017. (BOE 20-8-2013) (BOJA 7-8-2013)
- Law 6/2017, of 27 December, that modifies the Law 3/2013, of 24 July, by which the Statistical and Cartographic Plan of Andalucía 2013-2017 is approved. (BOE 6-2-2018) (BOJA 29-12-2017)
Aragón
Asturias, Principado de
Canarias
Cantabria
Castilla y León
- Statistical Law 7/2000, of 11 July, Castilla and León. (BOE 12-08-2000) (DOG 12-07-2000) (19-07-2000)
- LAW 21/2002, of 27 December, on Economic, Fiscal and Administrative Measures (article 34). (BOE 30-01-2003) (BOCYL 30-12-2002)
- Decree 6/2018, of 28 March, due to which the Castilla and León 2018-2021 Statistical Plan is approved (BOCYL 4-4-2018)
Castilla-La Mancha
Cataluña
Comunitat Valenciana
Extremadura
Galicia
Balears, Illes
Madrid, Comunidad de
Murcia, Región de
Navarra, Comunidad Foral de
País Vasco
Rioja, La
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