S.I. No. 122/2003 - Statistics (Survey of Industrial Commodities Production) Order 2003
Table of Provisions (10)
Statutory Text (10 Articles)
1. Name of undertaking.
2. Address of registered office or principal place of business in the State.
3. If branch premises, name and address of headquarters of undertaking.
4. Business or trading name.
5. Description of activates conducted.
6. Year undertaking commenced production in the State.
7. Number of persons employed by undertaking.
8. Particulars of the quantity and value of commodities produced and sold during the year by the undertaking and, where appropriate, the amount received by the undertaking in respect of commodities produced by it on commission on behalf of another undertaking.
9. Currency used
GIVEN under my hand,
2 April
2003.
Mary Hanafin
Minister of State at the Department of the Taoiseach.
EXPLANATORY NOTE
Statistics (Survey of Industrial Commodities Production) Order 2003.
The Industrial Commodities Production survey is known as
Prodcom
(the title comes from the French term “PRODuction COMmunautaire” (Community Production). It is a statutory inquiry carried out in compliance with EU council regulation (No 3924/91 on an annual basis. It details the value and volume of products manufactured by Industrial Enterprises in Ireland and sold during the reference year.
The survey covers all Industrial enterprises with 3 or more persons engaged in industrial production, or Industrial services in Mining, Quarrying and Manufacturing.
Customised questionnaires are issued to enterprises on an annual basis seeking information at a detailed level on the value and volume of products sold. The details returned are classified by reference to the Prodcom classification — where products are grouped by the NACE Rev. 1 - this is the EU system for classifying economic activities. Individual products are further classified by Prodcom code. This is an eight-digit code in the form of XX.XX.XX.YY. The first four digits correspond to NACE Rev 1. The first six digits are the Community Classification of Products by Activity (CPA) codes. The last two provide a more detailed breakdown of the CPA classes into PRODCOM product headings.
I, Mary Hanafin, Minister of State at the Department of the Taoiseach, in exercise of the powers conferred on me by
section 25
(1) of the
Statistics Act 1993
(No. 21 of 1993), and the Statistics Delegation of Ministerial Functions Order 2002 (
S.I. No. 313 of 2002
), hereby order as follows