S.I. No. 219/1979 - Statistics (Census of Production) Order, 1979

S.I. No. 219 of 1979.

STATISTICS (CENSUS OF PRODUCTION) ORDER, 1979.

I, PÁDRAIG Ó LEATHLOBHAIR, Minister of State at the Department of the Taoiseach, in pursuance of the powers conferred on me by Section 16 (1) of the Statistics Act, 1926 (No. 12 of 1926), and the Statistics Acts, 1926 and 1946 (Transfer of Ministerial Functions) Order, 1949 ( S.I. No. 142 of 1949 ) and the Statistics (Delegation of Powers and Duties) Order, 1979 (S.I. No. 148 of 1979), hereby order as follows:—

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SCHEDULE.

PART I. INDUSTRIES, TRADES AND BUSINESSES.

Energy and Water

Prospecting or exploration for and extraction of coal, turf, oil and natural gas (including the preparation of sites), mineral oil refining and the generation, transmission and distribution of electric energy, manufacture of gas in Gas Works, Water supply and distribution.

Non Energy Producing Minerals

Prospecting or exploration for and extraction and processing of non-energy producing minerals and derived products (including the preparation of sites).

Manufacturing Industries

The mechanical or chemical transformation of inorganic or organic substances into new products, together with associated repair work and the assembly of component parts of manufactured products.

Construction

Construction and Maintenance of Works by Railways, Local and other Public Authorities, including Building, Sewerage and Drainage Works, Canals, Harbours and Docks, Highways and Bridges and other Works of a like nature.

Laundry, Dyeing and Cleaning Trades

PART II.

The subject matter of this Part relates (save where the context otherwise requires) to the year 1978.

INFORMATION, RETURNS AND PARTICULARS.

CHAPTER I.

For undertakings in respect of which a sufficient requisition under section 8 (1) of the Statistics Act, 1926 , is made on one or more of the forms specified in Part III (A) of this Schedule. The particulars specified at Nos. 1 to No. 8 inclusive of this Chapter are required to be furnished for each establishment at which production activities are carried on and in the case of those establishments in which less than twenty persons were employed in week ended 16 September, 1978 the particulars specified at No. 9 of this Chapter are also required to be furnished.

No. I—Particulars of the Establishment

• (a) Trading name.

• (b) Address of Head Office.,

• (c) Full postal address of the establishment.

• (d) Telephone number.

No. 2—Changes in Fixed Assets during the year

( a ) Increases in Fixed Capital Assets, distinguishing separately:—

• (i) Cost of plant, machinery, equipment and vehicles.

• (ii) Cost of buildings and all other construction work.

• (iii) Cost of all other fixed capital assets (including land).

( b ) Decreases in Fixed Capital Assets during the year, distinguishing separately:—

• (i) Value of sales of plant, machinery, equipment and vehicles.

• (ii) Value of sales of buildings.

• (iii) Value of sales of all other fixed capital assets (including land).

No. 3—Stocks and Work in Progress

The value at the beginning and end of year of (a) stocks of materials and fuels, (b) work in progress, (c) stocks of finished goods produced by the establishment ready for sale, and (d) stocks of goods purchased for resale without further processing.

No. 4—Products Manufactured and Work Performed during the Year

( a ) The quantity and value of each of the principal products given separately. A specification of all other products and their aggregate total value.

( b ) The values of all work carried out by employees of the establishment, including the amounts received for work done on materials provided by others and amounts received for repairs done for others.

No. 5—Materials and Components used

Quantities and costs at the works of all materials and components used in producing or manufacturing the products during the year and in carrying out the work, particulars of which are required under No. 4 of this Chapter.

No. 6—Cost of Containers, Repairs, etc.

Cost of containers and other packing materials sold with the goods; cost of purchased materials for repairs to buildings and plant by employees of the establishment; amounts paid for contract work done by other persons on material furnished by the establishment in connection with the products of which particulars are required under No. 4 of this Chapter; amounts paid to other firms for repairs and maintenance to plant, machinery, vehicles and buildings.

No. 7—Fuel, Electricity, etc., Used during the Year

Particulars of the quantity and cost at works of each of the different kinds of fuel, oils and electricity, etc., used during the year.

No. 8—Employment, Earnings and Hours Worked

A—In respect of establishments for which returns are required to be made in any of the forms numbered C.I.P. 78/111 to C.I.P. 78/495 specified in Part III (A) of this Schedule:

( a ) Number of persons actually at work or on holidays or on sick leave with pay during the pay-week ended 16 September, 1978 or nearest representative date distinguishing the following categories and showing numbers of males and females separately: —

• (i) Proprietors and unpaid members of family working in the business.

• (ii) Managerial, technical and other salaried staff.

• (iii) Clerical and other office staff.

• (iv) Basic supervisory staff.

• (v) Manual workers, other than apprentices and outside piece-workers.

• (vi) Apprentices.

• (vii) Outside piece-workers.

( b ) Total amount of salaries, wages and earnings paid during the year to each of the categories of employees mentioned in No. 8A (a) (ii) to (vii).

B—In respect of establishments for which returns are required to be made in any of the forms numbered C.I.P. 78/54 to C.I.P. 78/60 specified in Part III (A) of this Schedule:—

( a ) Total amount of salaries, wages and earnings paid during the year to each of the following categories of employees: —

• (i) Managerial, technical and other salaried staff.

• (ii) Clerical and other office staff.

• (iii) Basic supervisory staff.

• (iv) Manual workers, other than apprentices and outside piece-workers.

• (v) Apprentices.

• (vi) Outside piece-workers.

( b ) Number of persons actually at work or on holidays or on sick leave with pay during the pay-week ended 16 September, 1978, or nearest representative date, distinguishing the following categories:

• (i) Manual workers, other than apprentices and outside piece-workers, showing separately men, youths, women and girls.

• (ii) Apprentices, showing males and females separately.

• (iii) Basic supervisory staff, showing males and females separately.

• (iv) Clerical and other office staff, showing males and females separately.

• (v) Managerial, technical and other salaried staff, showing males and females separately.

• (vi) Proprietors and unpaid members of the family working in the business.

• (vii) Outside piece-workers.

( c ) Total earnings of and hours worked by each of the categories of employees mentioned in sub-paragraph (i), (ii) or (iii) of No. 8B (b) of this Chapter during the pay-week ended 16 September, 1978, or nearest representative date.

( d ) Total number of manual workers (category mentioned in sub-paragraph (i) of No. 8B (b) of this Chapter) actually at work or on holidays or on sick leave with pay and the aggregate hours actually worked by them during certain specified weeks in 1978.

No. 9—Turnover and Purchases during the year

( a ) Total value of turnover, including sales of goods produced, revenue from industrial services provided, sales of purchased goods and any other elements of turnover.

( b ) Total cost of purchases, including materials and fuels, cost of industrial services received and cost of goods purchased for resale.

CHAPTER II.

For undertakings in respect of which a sufficient requisition under section 8 (1) of the Statistics Act, 1926 is made on the form specified in Part III (B) of this Schedule. The particulars specified at Nos. 1 to No. 11 inclusive of this Chapter are required to be furnished for each industrial enterprise in which twenty or more persons were employed in week ended 16 September, 1978.

No. 1—Particulars of the Enterprise

( a ) Trading name.

( b ) Address of Head Office.

( c ) Telephone Number.

( d ) Particulars of ownership.

( e ) The address of each establishment in the enterprise and a description of the type of activity carried on.

No. 2—Changes in Fixed Capital Assets during the year

( a ) Increases in Fixed Capital Assets, distinguishing separately : —

• (i) Cost of vehicles purchased.

• (ii) Cost of plant, machinery and equipment made by the enterprise's own staff.

• (iii) Cost of plant, machinery and equipment purchased and installed.

• (iv) Cost of building and construction work carried out by the enterprise's own staff.

• (v) Cost of building and construction work carried out by contractors.

• (vi) Cost of buildings purchased.

• (vii) Cost of land acquired.

• (viii) Cost of other fixed capital assets.

( b ) Decreases in Fixed Capital Assets during the year, distinguishing separately:—

• (i) Value of sales of vehicles.

• (ii) Value of sales of plant, machinery and equipment.

• (iii) Value of sales of buildings.

• (iv) Value of sales of land.

• (v) Value of sales of other fixed capital assets.

No. 3—Stocks and Work in Progress

The value at the beginning and end of year of (a) stocks of materials and fuels, (b) work in progress, (c) stocks of finished goods produced by the enterprise ready for sale, and (d) stocks of goods purchased for resale without further processing.

No. 4—Particulars of Turnover distinguishing separately:—

( a ) Total amount invoiced to customers in respect of—

• (i) goods produced and sold.

• (ii) industrial services provided.

( b ) Value of purchased goods merchanted or factored.

( c ) Any other elements of turnover.

No. 5—Particulars of Purchases distinguishing separately:—

( a ) Cost of materials and fuels, including materials for the production of capital goods.

( b ) Cost of all industrial services received.

( c ) Cost of goods merchanted or factored.

No. 6—Particulars of Cost of Non-Industrial Services distinguishing separately:—

( a ) Hire of plant, machinery, equipment, vehicles, etc.

( b ) Rents paid on premises.

( c ) Insurance premiums paid on plant and premises.

( d ) Bank charges excluding interest.

( e ) All other non-industrial services.

No. 7—Particulars of Taxes on Turnover and Indirect Taxes distinguishing separately:—

( a ) Amount of Value-Added Tax charged on turnover.

( b ) Amount of any excise duties paid or payable.

( c ) Amount of any other indirect taxes paid or payable.

No. 8—Particulars of Taxes on Inputs distinguishing separately:—

( a ) Amount of Value-Added Tax deductible on purchases of materials, fuels, goods for resale, etc.

( b ) Amount of Value-Added Tax deductible on purchases of fixed capital assets.

No. 9—Particulars of Operating Subsidies

Amounts received from State funds or institutions of the European Communities as operating subsidies.

No. 10—Employment and Earnings

( a ) Number of persons actually at work or on holidays or on sick leave with pay during the pay week ended 16 September, 1978, or nearest representative date, distinguishing the following categories and showing numbers of males and females separately: —

• (i) Proprietors and unpaid members of family working in the enterprise.

• (ii) Managerial, technical and other salaried staff.

• (iii) Clerical and other office staff.

• (iv) Basic supervisory staff.

• (v) Manual workers, other than apprentices and outside piece-workers.

• (vi) Apprentices.

• (vii) Outside piece-workers.

( b ) Total amount of salaries, wages and earnings paid during the year to each of the categories of employees mentioned in sub-paragraphs (ii) to (vii) inclusive of No. 10 (a) of this Chapter.

No. 11—Other labour costs

The amount of charges or costs paid by the enterprise in the year in respect of all employees for—

( a ) Contributions by employers to the purchase of social insurance stamps and to the pay- related security scheme.

( b ) Redundancy payments.

( c ) Employers' contributions to superannuation funds and other pension schemes.

( d ) Payments of pensions or retirement benefits other than those paid out of the superannuation funds.

( e ) Insurance premiums paid on behalf of employees covering sickness or injury.

( f ) Supplementary payments to employees in respect of sickness or injury.

( g ) Payments in kind supplied to employees.

( h ) Other social expenditure.

( i ) Training costs.

CHAPTER III.

For undertakings in respect of which a sufficient requisition under section 8 (1) of the Statistics Act, 1926 , is made on the form specified in Part III (C) of this Schedule.

No. 1 —Description of business.

No. 2—Value of goods made and work done and charges made for work done on customers' own materials and for repair and jobbing work done during the year.

No. 3—Cost of materials, including ingredients, fuel, oil, gas, electricity, containers and other packing materials sold with the goods of which particulars are required under No. 2 of this Chapter.

No. 4—Employment

Number of persons actually at work or on holidays or on sick leave with pay during the pay- week ended 16 September, 1978, or nearest representative date, distinguishing the following categories and showing numbers of males and females separately:—

( a ) Proprietors and unpaid members of family working in the business.

( b ) Managerial, technical, and other salaried staff.

( c ) Clerical and other office staff.

( d ) Basic supervisory staff.

( e ) Manual workers, other than apprentices and outside piece-workers.

( f ) Apprentices.

( g ) Outside piece-workers.

No. 5—Total amount of salaries, wages and earnings paid during the year to the categories of employees mentioned in paragraphs (b) to (g) inclusive of No. 4 of this Chapter.

PART III.

(A)—For undertakings for which the information, returns and particulars prescribed in Part II (A) of this Schedule are required.

Form B Number		Industry, Trade or Business
C.I.P. 78/111		Extraction of Coal
C.I.P. 78/134		Exploration for and Extraction of Petroleum and Natural Gas
C.I.P. 78/140		Mineral Oil Refining and processing of petroleum derivatives
C.I.P. 78/212		Extraction and preparation of Non-Ferrous Metal Ores
C.I.P. 78/221		Iron and Steel Industry
C.I.P. 78/223		Drawing, Cold Rolling and Cold Folding of Steel
C.I.P. 78/224		Production and Preliminary Processing of Non-Ferrous Metals
C.I.P. 78/231		Extraction of Building Materials and Refractory Clays
C.I.P. 78/239		Extraction of other Minerals; Turf
C.I.P. 78/241		Manufacture of Clay Products for Constructional Purposes
C.I.P. 78/242		Manufacture of Cement, Lime and Plaster
C.I.P. 78/243		Manufacture of Concrete, Cement or Plaster Products for Constructional Purposes
C.I.P. 78/244		Manufacture of articles of Asbestos
C.I.P. 78/245		Working of Stone and of Other Non-Metallic Mineral Products
C.I.P. 78/246		Production of Grindstones and Other Abrasive Products
C.I.P. 78/247		Manufacture of Glass and Glassware
C.I.P. 78/248		Manufacture of Ceramic Goods
C.I.P. 78/251	A	Manufacture of Basic Industrial Chemicals (excl. Fertilisers)
C.I.P. 78/251	B	Fertilisers
C.I.P. 78/255		Manufacture of Paint, Varnish, Printing Ink, etc.
C.I.P. 78/256		Chemical Products mainly for Industrial and Agricultural Purposes (excl. Fertilisers)
C.I.P. 78/257		Manufacture of Pharmaceutical Products
C.I.P. 78/258		Soap, Synthetic Detergents, Perfume and Toilet Preparations
C.I.P. 78/259		Other Chemical Products chiefly for Household and Office Use
C.I.P. 78/260		Man-Made Fibres Industry
C.I.P. 78/311		Foundries
C.I.P. 78/312		Forging, Pressing and Stamping of Metals
C.I.P. 78/313		Secondary Transformation, Treatment and Coating of Metals
C.I.P. 78/314		Manufacture of Structural Metal Products (including Integrated Assembly and Installation)
C.I.P. 78/315		Boilermaking, Manufacture of Reservoirs, Tanks and other Sheet Metal Containers
C.I.P. 78/316	[image omitted]	Manufacture of Tools and Finished Metal Goods and
C.I.P. 78/319	Other Metal Workshop Products
C.I.P. 78/321		Manufacture of Agricultural Machinery and Tractors
C.I.P. 78/322	[image omitted]	Manufacture and Assembly of—
C.I.P. 78/323	(A) Machine Tools for Working Metal and other Machine Tools (B) Textile Machinery and Accessories
C.I.P. 78/324		Manufacture of Machinery for Food, Chemical and Related Industries
C.I.P. 78/325		Plant and Machinery for Mines, Foundries, Steel
		Works, Civil Engineering (including Cranes) etc.
C.I.P. 78/326	[image omitted]
C.I.P. 78/327	[image omitted]	Miscellaneous Machinery and Equipment
C.I.P. 78/328
C.I.P. 78/330		Manufacture of Office Machinery and Data Processing Machinery
C.I.P. 78/341		Insulated Wires and Cables
C.I.P. 78/342		Manufacture of Electrical Machinery (incl. electric motors, generators, transformers, etc.)
C.I.P. 78/343		Manufacture of Electrical Apparatus and Appliances for Industrial Use (incl. batteries and accumulators)
C.I.P. 78/344		Manufacture of Telecommunication Equipment, Measuring, Recording and Electro-Medical Equipment ,
C.I.P. 78/345		Manufacture of Radio, television and sound reproducing and recording equipment
C.I.P. 78/346		Manufacture of Domestic Electrical Appliances
C.I.P. 78/347	[image omitted]	Manufacture of (A) Electrical Lamps and Lighting Equipment
C.I.P. 78/348	(B) Installation of Electrical Equipment
C.LP. 78/351		Manufacture and Assembly of Motor Vehicles
C.I.P. 78/352	[image omitted]	Manufacture of (A) Bodies for Vehicles, Trailers, Caravans, etc.
C.I.P. 78/353	(B) Parts and Accessories for Motor Vehicles
C.LP. 78/361		Shipbuilding
C.I.P. 78/362		Manufacture of Railway Rolling Stock
C.I.P. 78/363		Manufacture of Cycles, Motor Cycles, Parts and Accessories
C.I.P. 78/364	[image omitted]	Aerospace and Other Transport Equipment
C.I.P. 78/365	Manufacturing and Repairing
C.I.P. 78/371		Measuring, Checking and Precision Instruments and Apparatus
C.I.P. 78/372		Manufacture of Medical, Surgical, etc. Equipment
C.I.P. 78/373	[image omitted]	Manufacture of (A) Optical and Photographic Equipment
C.I.P. 78/374	(B) Watches and Clocks and Parts thereof
C.I.P. 78/411		Margarine and other prepared fats and oils
C.I.P. 78/412		Slaughtering, Preparing and Preserving of Meat
C.I.P. 78/413		Manufacture of Dairy Products
C.I.P. 78/414		Processing and Preserving of Fruit and Vegetables
C.I.P. 78/415		Processing and Preserving of Fish
C.I.P. 78/416		Grain Milling
C.I.P. 78/417	[image omitted]	Manufacture of (A) Spaghetti, Macaroni, etc.
C.I.P. 78/418	(B) Starch and Starch Products
C.I.P. 78/419		Bread and Flour Confectionery (incl. biscuits)
C.I.P. 78/420		Sugar Manufacturing and Refining
C.I.P. 78/421		Manufacture of Cocoa, Chocolate and Sugar Confectionery
C.I.P. 78/422		Animal and Poultry Foods
C.I.P. 78/423		Manufacture of Other Food Products
C.I.P. 78/424		Spirit Distilling and Compounding
C.I.P. 78/425	[image omitted]
C.I.P. 78/426	[image omitted]	Manufacture of Wine, Cider and Soft Drinks
C.I.P. 78/428
C.I.P. 78/427	.A	Brewing
C.I.P. 78/427	.B	Malting
C.I.P. 78/429		Manufacture of Tobacco Products
C.I.P. 78/431		Wool Industry
C.I.P. 78/432		Cotton Industry
C.I.P. 78/433		Silk and Silk-like Synthetic Fibres and Fabrics
C.I.P. 78/434		Preparing, Spinning and Weaving of Flax, Hemp and Ramie
C.I.P. 78/435		Jute Industry
C.I.P. 78/436		Knitting Industry
C.I.P. 78/437		Textile Finishing
C.I.P. 78/438		Carpets, Linoleum and Other Floor Coverings
C.I.P. 78/439		Miscellaneous Textile Industries
C.I.P. 78/441		Tanning and Dressing of Leather
C.I.P. 78/442		Manufacture of Products from Leather and Leather Substitutes
C.I.P. 78/451		Manufacture of Footwear
C.I.P. 78/453	A	Clothing—Men's and Boys', Suits, Overcoats, Hats and Caps, etc.
C.I.P. 78/453	B	Clothing—Shirt making
C.I.P. 78/453	C	Clothing—Women's and Girls' Clothing (other than Hosiery)
C.I.P. 78/453	D	Clothing—Miscellaneous Articles of Apparel and Accessories
C.I.P. 78/455		Household Textiles and Other Made-up Textile Goods
C.I.P. 78/456		Furs and Fur Goods
C.I.P. 78/461		Sawing and Processing of Wood
C.I.P. 78/462		Manufacture of Semi-Finished Wood Products
C.I.P. 78/463		Manufacture of Carpentry and Joinery Components
C.I.P. 78/464		Wooden Containers
C.I.P. 78/465		Other Wood Manufactures
C.I.P. 78/466		Articles of Cork, Straw, etc.; Brushes and Brooms
C.I.P. 78/467		Manufacture of Wooden Furniture
C.I.P. 78/471		Manufacture of Pulp, Paper and Board
C.I.P. 78/472		Processing of Paper and Board
C.I.P. 78/473	[image omitted]	Printing, Publishing and Allied Trades
C.I.P. 78/474
C.I.P. 78/481	[image omitted]
C.I.P. 78/482
C.I.P. 78/483		Processing of Plastics
C.I.P. 78/491		Jewellery, Goldsmiths' and Silversmiths' Wares
C.I.P. 78/492		Musical Instruments
C.I.P. 78/493		Photographic and Cinematographer Laboratories
C.I.P. 78/494		Toys and Sports Goods
C.I.P. 78/495		Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries
C.I.P. 78/54		Local Authorities
C.I.P. 78/55		Canals, Docks and Harbours
C.I.P. 78/56		Railways—Construction, Maintenance and Repair other than Railway Equipment, Motor Omnibuses and Motor Lorries
C.I.P. 78/57		Generation and Distribution of Electric Power
C.I.P. 78/58		Gasworks; Gas Distribution
C.I.P. 78/59		Water Supply; Collection, Purification and Distribution of Water
C.I.P. 78/60		Laundry, Dyeing and Cleaning Industry

(B)— For undertakings for which the information, returns and particulars prescribed in Part II (B) of this Schedule are required.

Form A—Census of Industrial Production, 1978.

(C)— For undertakings for which the information, returns and particulars proscribed in Part II (C) of this Schedule are required.

Form No. C.I.P. 78/61—General Return.

GIVEN under my hand this 26 day of Meitheamh, 1979.

PÁDRAIG Ó LEATHLOBHAIR.

Aire Stáit.

EXPLANATORY NOTE.

The purpose of this instrument is to enable a statutory Census of Industrial Production to be taken relating to the year 1978, to define its scope and to require that returns be furnished to the Central Statistics Office covering all undertakings in respect of which the prescribed forms have been issued.