Structural Business Statistics Regulation
DRAFT COUNCIL REGULATION (EURATOM,EC) CONCERNING STRUCTURAL BUSINESS STATISTICS
- Stage
- No longer in force
- Procedure
- Regulation · Consultation procedure
- Last activity
- 6 Feb 1997
Delegated and implementing acts beneath it
By status: 9 published.
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Documents
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- Text adopted · OJ L 244 29.09.2003, p. 0001-0031Commission · 29 Sept 2003
- OJ C 020 20.01.1997, p. 0365-0371Commission · 20 Jan 1997
- Text adopted · OJ L 014 17.01.1997, p. 0001Commission · 17 Jan 1997
- Text adopted · Regulation 1997/0058Commission · 20 Dec 1996
- OJ C 096 01.04.1996, p. 0222-0236Commission · 1 Apr 1996
- OJ C 078 18.03.1996, p. 0003Commission · 18 Mar 1996
- OJ C 236 11.09.1995, p. 0061Commission · 11 Sept 1995
- OJ C 146 13.06.1995, p. 0007Commission · 13 Jun 1995
- Text adopted · 32003R1667Commission
- Text adopted · 32003R1668Commission
- Text adopted · 32003R1669Commission
- Text adopted · 32003R1670Commission
- Report · A4-0038/1996Parliament
Summary
GeneratedCouncil Regulation (EC, Euratom) No 58/97 sets a common framework for collecting and transmitting EU structural business statistics, with a first reference year of calendar 1995 under the original act. It covers market activities in NACE Rev. 1 Sections C to K and M to O via four modules: a common annual module plus detailed modules for industry, trade and construction.
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