Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) No 205/2014 of 4 March 2014 laying down uniformed conditions for the implementation of Regulation (EU) No 1260/2013 of the European Parliament and the Council on European demographic statistics, as regards breakdowns of data, deadlines and data revisions Text with EEA relevance

• CELEX: Implementing Regulation (EU) No 205/2014
• Articles: 8

Article 1 Subject matter

This Regulation establishes uniform conditions for the breakdowns of data required by Regulation (EU) No 1260/2013, as well as for deadlines and for revisions of those data.

Article 2 Definitions

Definitions laid down in Regulation (EU) No 1260/2013 shall apply. In addition, for the purpose of this Regulation, the following definitions shall also apply:

(a)

‘age’ at a given date (either reference time or date of the event) means the interval of time between the date of birth and the given date, expressed in completed years;

(b)

‘country of birth’ of an individual means the country of usual residence (in its current borders, if the information is available) of the individual’s mother at the time of the delivery, or, failing this, the country (in its current borders, if the information is available) in which the birth took place;

(c)

‘country of birth of the mother’ means the ‘country of birth’ of the mother;

(d)

‘citizenship’ means the particular legal bond between an individual and his or her State, acquired by birth or naturalisation, whether by declaration, choice, marriage or other means according to national legislation;

(e)

‘live-birth order’ means the numerical order of the live birth being recorded in relation to all previous live births of the mother;

(f)

‘month of occurrence’ means the calendar month of occurrence of the event;

(g)

‘year of birth’ means the calendar year of occurrence of the birth;

(h)

‘Member State’ means a country that is a member of the European Union at the end of the reference year.

Article 3 Breakdowns and statistical tables

The breakdowns of the data to be provided to the Commission (Eurostat) under Regulation (EU) No 1260/2013 are set out in Annex I.

The statistical tables to be provided to the Commission (Eurostat) are set out in Annex II.

Article 4 Deadlines

1.   Each year Member States shall provide the Commission (Eurostat) with provisional data on total population, total live births and total deaths at national level, as described in Annex II, point 1, within six months of the end of the reference year.

2.   Each year Member States shall provide the Commission (Eurostat) with data at national and regional level as described in Annex II, point 2, and related standard reference metadata (in the metadata structure definition defined for the Euro SDMX Metadata Structure) for the reference year within 12 months of the end of the reference year.

3.   Each year Member States shall provide the Commission (Eurostat) with provisional monthly data on total live births and total deaths, as described in Annex II, point 3, each covering at least the first six months of the reference year, by 30 November of the same reference year.

Article 5 Data revisions

1.   Member States shall inform the Commission (Eurostat) of any planned revision of the data supplied under Article 4(2) no later than one week before the release of the revised data in the Member State concerned.

2.   Member States shall provide any revised data to the Commission (Eurostat) no later than one week after the release of these data.

3.   Member States shall ensure that any revised data provided to the Commission (Eurostat) is consistent with the whole set of data provided under Article 4(2).

Article 6 Entry into force

This Regulation shall enter into force on the twentieth day following that of its publication in the Official Journal of the European Union .

Schedules & Appendices

ANNEX I

ANNEX I

BREAKDOWNS OF DATA

The following breakdowns shall be used for the disaggregation of the statistical data requested under Regulation (EU) No 1260/2013.

The category ‘Unknown’ shall contain less than 5 % of the cases of the category ‘Total’ in the same distribution.

1.    Age

Age

Low detail breakdown

High detail breakdown

Identification

AGE.L

AGE.H

(0)

Total

Total

(1)

Under 5 years

(1.1)

Under 1 year

(1.2)

1 year

(1.3)

2 years

(1.4)

3 years

(1.5)

4 years

(2)

5 to 9 years

(2.1)

5 years

(2.2)

6 years

(2.3)

7 years

(2.4)

8 years

(2.5)

9 years

(3)

10 to 14 years

(3.1)

10 years

(3.2)

11 years

(3.3)

12 years

(3.4)

13 years

(3.5)

14 years

(4)

15 to 19 years

(4.1)

15 years

(4.2)

16 years

(4.3)

17 years

(4.4)

18 years

(4.5)

19 years

(5)

20 to 24 years

(5.1)

20 years

(5.2)

21 years

(5.3)

22 years

(5.4)

23 years

(5.5)

24 years

(6)

25 to 29 years

(6.1)

25 years

(6.2)

26 years

(6.3)

27 years

(6.4)

28 years

(6.5)

29 years

(7)

30 to 34 years

(7.1)

30 years

(7.2)

31 years

(7.3)

32 years

(7.4)

33 years

(7.5)

34 years

(8)

35 to 39 years

(8.1)

35 years

(8.2)

36 years

(8.3)

37 years

(8.4)

38 years

(8.5)

39 years

(9)

40 to 44 years

(9.1)

40 years

(9.2)

41 years

(9.3)

42 years

(9.4)

43 years

(9.5)

44 years

(10)

45 to 49 years

(10.1)

45 years

(10.2)

46 years

(10.3)

47 years

(10.4)

48 years

(10.5)

49 years

(11)

50 to 54 years

(11.1)

50 years

(11.2)

51 years

(11.3)

52 years

(11.4)

53 years

(11.5)

54 years

(12)

55 to 59 years

(12.1)

55 years

(12.2)

56 years

(12.3)

57 years

(12.4)

58 years

(12.5)

59 years

(13)

60 to 64 years

(13.1)

60 years

(13.2)

61 years

(13.3)

62 years

(13.4)

63 years

(13.5)

64 years

(14)

65 to 69 years

(14.1)

65 years

(14.2)

66 years

(14.3)

67 years

(14.4)

68 years

(14.5)

69 years

(15)

70 to 74 years

(15.1)

70 years

(15.2)

71 years

(15.3)

72 years

(15.4)

73 years

(15.5)

74 years

(16)

75 to 79 years

(16.1)

75 years

(16.2)

76 years

(16.3)

77 years

(16.4)

78 years

(16.5)

79 years

(17)

80 to 84 years

(17.1)

80 years

(17.2)

81 years

(17.3)

82 years

(17.4)

83 years

(17.5)

84 years

(18)

85 to 89 years

(18.1)

85 years

(18.2)

86 years

(18.3)

87 years

(18.4)

88 years

(18.5)

89 years

(19)

90 to 94 years

(19.1)

90 years

(19.2)

91 years

(19.3)

92 years

(19.4)

93 years

(19.5)

94 years

(20)

95 to 99 years

(20.1)

95 years

(20.2)

96 years

(20.3)

97 years

(20.4)

98 years

(20.5)

99 years

(21)

100 years and older  ( *1 )

(21.1)

100 years

(21.2)

101 years

(21.3)

102 years

(21.4)

103 years

(21.5)

104 years

(21.6)

105 years

(21.7)

106 years

(21.8)

107 years

(21.9)

108 years

(21.10)

109 years

(21.11)

110 years and older  ( *2 )

The category ‘Unknown’ shall not be used. Cases where ‘Age’ is unknown shall be redistributed using best national estimates.

2.    Age of the mother

Age of the mother

Low detail breakdown

High detail breakdown

Identification

AGM.L

AGM.H

(0)

Total

Total

(1)

14 years or younger

14 years or younger

(2)

15 to 19 years

(2.1)

15 years

(2.2)

16 years

(2.3)

17 years

(2.4)

18 years

(2.5)

19 years

(3)

20 to 24 years

(3.1)

20 years

(3.2)

21 years

(3.3)

22 years

(3.4)

23 years

(3.5)

24 years

(4)

25 to 29 years

(4.1)

25 years

(4.2)

26 years

(4.3)

27 years

(4.4)

28 years

(4.5)

29 years

(5)

30 to 34 years

(5.1)

30 years

(5.2)

31 years

(5.3)

32 years

(5.4)

33 years

(5.5)

34 years

(6)

35 to 39 years

(6.1)

35 years

(6.2)

36 years

(6.3)

37 years

(6.4)

38 years

(6.5)

39 years

(7)

40 to 44 years

(7.1)

40 years

(7.2)

41 years

(7.3)

42 years

(7.4)

43 years

(7.5)

44 years

(8)

45 to 49 years

(8.1)

45 years

(8.2)

46 years

(8.3)

47 years

(8.4)

48 years

(8.5)

49 years

(9)

50 years and older

50 years and older

(99)

Unknown

Unknown

3.    Country of birth

Country of birth

Single breakdown

Identification

COB.M

(0)

Total

(1)

Native-born

(2)

Foreign-born

(2.1)

Born in another

Member State

(2.2)

Born outside the EU

(9)

Unknown

4.    Country of birth of the mother

Country of birth of the mother

Single breakdown

Identification

CBM

(0)

Total

(1)

Native-born

(2)

Foreign-born

(2.1)

Born in another

Member State

(2.2)

Born outside the EU

(9)

Unknown

5.    Country of citizenship

Country of citizenship

Single breakdown

Identification

COC.M

(0)

Total

(1)

National citizenship

(2)

Non-national citizenship

(2.1)

Citizenship of another Member State

(2.2)

Citizenship of a country not a member of the EU

(3)

Stateless

(9)

Unknown

A person with two or more citizenships shall be allocated to only one country of citizenship, to be determined in the following order of precedence:

—

reporting country, or

—

if the person does not have the citizenship of the reporting country: other Member State, or

—

if the person does not have the citizenship of another Member State: other country outside the EU.

In cases of dual citizenship where both countries are within the EU but neither is the reporting country, Member States shall determine which country of citizenship is to be allocated.

6.    Country of citizenship of the mother

Country of citizenship of the mother

Single breakdown

Identification

CCM

(0)

Total

(1)

National citizenship

(2)

Non-national citizenship

(2.1)

Citizenship of another Member State

(2.2)

Citizenship of a country not a member of the EU

(3)

Stateless

(9)

Unknown

Technical specifications as for the topic ‘country of citizenship’.

7.    Geographical area

Geographical area

Low detail breakdown

Medium detail breakdown

High detail breakdown

Identification

GEO.L

GEO.M

GEO.H

NUTS classification

NUTS level 0 (territory of the country)

All NUTS level 2 geographic denominations

or Statistical Region

All NUTS level 3 geographic denominations

or Statistical Region

(99999)

Unknown

Unknown

The version of the NUTS classification or Statistical Regions used shall be the version in force at the end of the reference year.

8.    Live birth order (biological)

Live-birth order

Single breakdown

Identification

LBO

(0)

Total

(1)

Rank 1

(2)

Rank 2

(3)

Rank 3

(4)

Rank 4 and more

(9)

Unknown

In the case of multiple births, each live-born child shall be counted separately. The count does not include foetal deaths, and is irrespective of whether all live births were in wedlock or out-of-wedlock, or within current or previous legal unions, and regardless of whether the live-born children are alive or dead at the reference date or whether or not they are living with the mother.

9.    Month of occurrence

Month of occurrence

Single breakdown

Identification

MOC

(0)

Total

(1)

January

(2)

February

(3)

March

(4)

April

(5)

May

(6)

June

(7)

July

(8)

August

(9)

September

(10)

October

(11)

November

(12)

December

(99)

Unknown

10.    Sex

Sex

Single breakdown

Identification

SEX

(0)

Total

(1)

Male

(2)

Female

The category ‘Unknown’ shall not be used. Cases where ‘Sex’ is unknown shall be redistributed using best national estimates.

11.    Year of birth

Year of birth

Single breakdown

Identification

YOB.H

(0)

Total

(1)

Reference year

(2)

Reference year – 1

(3)

Reference year – 2

(4)

Reference year – 3

(5)

Reference year – 4

(6)

Reference year – 5

(7)

Reference year – 6

(8)

Reference year – 7

(9)

Reference year – 8

(10)

Reference year – 9

(11)

Reference year – 10

(12)

Reference year – 11

(13)

Reference year – 12

(14)

Reference year – 13

(15)

Reference year – 14

(16)

Reference year – 15

(17)

Reference year – 16

(18)

Reference year – 17

(19)

Reference year – 18

(20)

Reference year – 19

(21)

Reference year – 20

(22)

Reference year – 21

(23)

Reference year – 22

(24)

Reference year – 23

(25)

Reference year – 24

(26)

Reference year – 25

(27)

Reference year – 26

(28)

Reference year – 27

(29)

Reference year – 28

(30)

Reference year – 29

(31)

Reference year – 30

(32)

Reference year – 31

(33)

Reference year – 32

(34)

Reference year – 33

(35)

Reference year – 34

(36)

Reference year – 35

(37)

Reference year – 36

(38)

Reference year – 37

(39)

Reference year – 38

(40)

Reference year – 39

(41)

Reference year – 40

(42)

Reference year – 41

(43)

Reference year – 42

(44)

Reference year – 43

(45)

Reference year – 44

(46)

Reference year – 45

(47)

Reference year – 46

(48)

Reference year – 47

(49)

Reference year – 48

(50)

Reference year – 49

(51)

Reference year – 50

(52)

Reference year – 51

(53)

Reference year – 52

(54)

Reference year – 53

(55)

Reference year – 54

(56)

Reference year – 55

(57)

Reference year – 56

(58)

Reference year – 57

(59)

Reference year – 58

(60)

Reference year – 59

(61)

Reference year – 60

(62)

Reference year – 61

(63)

Reference year – 62

(64)

Reference year – 63

(65)

Reference year – 64

(66)

Reference year – 65

(67)

Reference year – 66

(68)

Reference year – 67

(69)

Reference year – 68

(70)

Reference year – 69

(71)

Reference year – 70

(72)

Reference year – 71

(73)

Reference year – 72

(74)

Reference year – 73

(75)

Reference year – 74

(76)

Reference year – 75

(77)

Reference year – 76

(78)

Reference year – 77

(79)

Reference year – 78

(80)

Reference year – 79

(81)

Reference year – 80

(82)

Reference year – 81

(83)

Reference year – 82

(84)

Reference year – 83

(85)

Reference year – 84

(86)

Reference year – 85

(87)

Reference year – 86

(88)

Reference year – 87

(89)

Reference year – 88

(90)

Reference year – 89

(91)

Reference year – 90

(92)

Reference year – 91

(93)

Reference year – 92

(94)

Reference year – 93

(95)

Reference year – 94

(96)

Reference year – 95

(97)

Reference year – 96

(98)

Reference year – 97

(99)

Reference year – 98

(100)

Reference year – 99

(101)

Reference year – 100

(102)

Reference year – 101

(103)

Reference year – 102

(104)

Reference year – 103

(105)

Reference year – 104

(106)

Reference year – 105

(107)

Reference year – 106

(108)

Reference year – 107

(109)

Reference year – 108

(110)

Reference year – 109

(111)

Reference year – 110

or earlier  ( *3 )

The category ‘Unknown’ shall not be used. Cases where ‘Year of birth’ is unknown shall be redistributed using best national estimates.

12.    Year of birth of the mother

Year of birth of the mother

Single breakdown

Identification

YBM

(0)

Total

(1)

Reference year – 14

or later

(2)

Reference year – 15

(3)

Reference year – 16

(4)

Reference year – 17

(5)

Reference year – 18

(6)

Reference year – 19

(7)

Reference year – 20

(8)

Reference year – 21

(9)

Reference year – 22

(10)

Reference year – 23

(11)

Reference year – 24

(12)

Reference year – 25

(13)

Reference year – 26

(14)

Reference year – 27

(15)

Reference year – 28

(16)

Reference year – 29

(17)

Reference year – 30

(18)

Reference year – 31

(19)

Reference year – 32

(20)

Reference year – 33

(21)

Reference year – 34

(22)

Reference year – 35

(23)

Reference year – 36

(24)

Reference year – 37

(25)

Reference year – 38

(26)

Reference year – 39

(27)

Reference year – 40

(28)

Reference year – 41

(29)

Reference year – 42

(30)

Reference year – 43

(31)

Reference year – 44

(32)

Reference year – 45

(33)

Reference year – 46

(34)

Reference year – 47

(35)

Reference year – 48

(36)

Reference year – 49

(37)

Reference year – 50

or earlier

(99)

Unknown

( *1 )   The breakdown by five-year age groups (AGE.L) is requested up to ‘100 years and older’; however, Eurostat shall disseminate data by five-year age groups only up to ‘90 years and older’ (NUTS level 3).

( *2 )   The breakdown by single-year age (AGE.H) is requested up to ‘110 years and older’; however, Eurostat shall disseminate data by single-year age only up to ‘100 years and older’ (national and NUTS level 2).

( *3 )   The breakdown by single year of birth (YOB.H) is requested up to ‘Reference year - 110 years or earlier’; however, Eurostat shall disseminate data by single year of birth up to ‘Reference year - 100 years or earlier’ (national and NUTS level 2).

ANNEX II

ANNEX II

STATISTICAL TABLES

1.    Data referred to in Article 4(1)

Table

Title

Breakdowns to be crossed

POPDB

Population

GEO.L

LVBDB

Live births

GEO.L

DTHDB

Deaths

GEO.L

2.    Data referred to in Article 4(2)

Table

Title

Breakdowns to be crossed

POP01

Population by age, sex and region (level 2) of residence

GEO.M, AGE.H, SEX

POP02

Population by age, sex and region (level 3) of residence

GEO.H, AGE.L, SEX

LVB01

Live births by month of occurrence

GEO.L, MOC

LVB02

Live births by mother’s age, mother’s year of birth and mother’s region (level 2) of residence

GEO.M, AGM.H, YBM

LVB03

Live births by mother’s age and mother’s region (level 3) of residence

GEO.H, AGM.L

LVB04

Live births by mother’s age, mother’s year of birth and mother’s country of birth

GEO.L, AGM.H, YBM, CBM

LVB05

Live births by mother’s age, mother’s year of birth and mother’s country of citizenship

GEO.L, AGM.H, YBM, CCM

LVB06

Live births by mother’s age, mother’s year of birth and live birth order

GEO.L, AGM.H, YBM, LBO

LVB07

Live births by mother’s age, mother’s year of birth and sex of the new-born

GEO.L, AGM.H, YBM, SEX

DTH01

Deaths by month of occurrence

GEO.L, MOC

DTH02

Deaths by sex, age, year of birth and region (level 2) of residence

GEO.M, SEX, AGE.H, YOB.H

DTH03

Deaths by sex, age and region (level 3) of residence

GEO.H, SEX, AGE.L

DTH04

Deaths by sex, age, year of birth and country of birth

GEO.L, SEX, AGE.H, YOB.H, COB.M

DTH05

Deaths by sex, age, year of birth and country of citizenship

GEO.L, SEX, AGE.H, YOB.H, COC.M

3.    Data referred to in Article 4(3)

Table

Title

Breakdowns to be crossed

LVBNC

Live births by month of occurrence

GEO.L, MOC

DTHNC

Deaths by month of occurrence

GEO.L, MOC