Legislative work participation. The Legislative Work Participation is understood as the ability to participate in and influence legislative work that forms the legislative basis of official statistical production in a way that will support decision makers and is regarded as useful and important. Big data sources exploration has the potential to change the data that is available to produce statistics. This change of paradigm may have a humongous impact on society; however these big data sources pose new access questions. It is necessary to devise new protocols, agreements and forms of cooperation with the data producers/holders. Despite all the effort put on collaboration, in some cases, legislation supporting and enabling the official statistical production using big data sources may be required. Information is the key asset of official statistics and it cannot be compromised by external and internal stakeholders. To xxxxxx legislative work participation supporting the big data sources usage the following services must be in place: Legislation database: Compiling the legislation, directives and their provisions related to the possibility of usage of relevant and reliable data for statistical production. Updating Legislation database: Feeding database on new legislation and legal initiatives that may provide opportunities for other big data sources, not yet detected but emergent (for example from the digital transformation) and reporting it back to the New Data Sources Exploration services. Detected Legislation reports: Report coordinating the New Data Sources Exploration services with the existing legislation applicable to the new data sources that may be harnessed to produce meaningful statistics. Legislation Gap reports: Report coordinating the Provision Agreement Management services with the lacking/possible legislation, especially where problems are consistently and continuously detected compromising the timeliness and quality of the official statistics production.
