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3(m) of the provisional agenda  \nItems for discussion and decision: gender statistics  \nTowards defining quality for data and statistics on time use*  \n(Draft as of 14 February 2020)  \nPrepared by:  \n• Australia – Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS)– Lisa Moutzouris  \n• Morocco – High Commission for Planning – Bouchra Bouziani  \n• Time-Use Survey and Statistics Expert – Margarita Guerrero  \n• UNSD Secretariat – Francesca Grum and Harumi Shibata Salazar in collaboration with the Expert Group on Innovative and Effective Ways to Collect Time-Use Statistics 1  \n* This document has not been formally edited.  \n1 Members of the Expert Group on Innovative and Effective Ways to Collect Time-Use Statistics: Lisa Moutzourisand Emily Walter (Australia), Patricia Houle (Chair) and Joelle Mader (Canada), Xuhua Pan, Donghua Wan and Xiaomei Ye (China), Hannu Pääkkönen (Finland), Tania Cappadozzi (Italy), Hideaki Sudo (Japan), Laura Luz Barbosa Castañeda, Norma Luz Navarro Sandoval and Adriana Oropeza Lliteras (Mexico), Enkhtaivan Gantuya, Myagmarsuren Lkhagva and Todgerel Sodbaatar (Mongolia), Bouchra Bouziani and Fatima El Bouayadi (Morocco), Andrew Hancock (New Zealand), Dihlolelo Eileen Phoshoko and Tshimangadzo Rabelani Shandukani (South Africa), Chirawat Poonsab (Thailand), Christopher Payne (the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland), Rachel Krantz-Kent, Jay Stewart and Lewis Warren (the United States of America), Elisa M. Benes (the International Labour Organization (ILO)), Shane Khan and Lauren Pandolfelli (the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF)), Andres Vikat (the Economic Commission for Europe (ECE)), Iliana Vaca Trigo (the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC)), Hubertus Cloodt, Didier Dupre and Teodora Tchipeva (Eurostat), Ignace Glorieux (President of the International Association for Time Use Research (IATUR) and Professor of Sociology-Vrije Universiteit Brussel), and Margarita Guerrero (time-use expert) . Website: [http://unstats.un.org/unsd/demographic-social/time-use/time-use-expert-group/](http://unstats.un.org/unsd/demographic-social/time-use/time-use-expert-group/)  \nTowards defining quality for data and statistics on time use  \nIntroduction  \nAll statistical agencies have in place quality systems to ensure agreed quality standards are applied across all aspects of their operations. A number of different frameworks and quality management systems have been developed to support agencies in applying these standards. Best practice guidelines recommend that open, honest and transparent quality statements are included with data releases.  \nWhile quality will be inherent in all chapters ofthe Guidelines2 being developed by the Expert Group on Innovative and Effective Way to Collect Time-Use Statistics, a more detailed chapter dedicated to discussing quality within the context of the production of time-use statistics will also be included to provide a detailed framework for defining and addressing quality. The chapter will describe the quality standards, elements and indicators that should be considered when planning, conducting and producing time-use surveys. Applying well defined, consistent quality standards will result in robust data to support sound decision making and allow for comparisons between countries and over time.  \nThe UN National Quality Assurance Framework (NQAF) is being used to provide the overarching strategic framework with the Generic Statistical Business Process Model (GSBPM) used to operationalise the framework. By presenting the information in this multi-dimensional framework, the quality dimensions for all phases ofthe survey cycle will be included.  \nTo progress this work, information is being gathered from members of the Expert Group about the quality standards applied to their time-use survey. 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