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Census 2021: Scotland will conduct its census in 2022 (Image: GETTY) READ MORE In 2021, Scots will miss the census, as the Scottish Parliament has suspended it. The National Records of Scotland (NRS) conducts the national census and announced earlier this year it would move to 2022. The organisation cited COVID-19 in its decision, stating the virus has impacted "vital preparations for the census". Instead, authorities will take the time they need and administer the questionnaire by March next year. Census 2021: The census started centuries ago in 1801 (Image: GETTY) Paul Lowe, NRS Registrar G...

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The fieldwork for the first phase of census 2021 will be carried out during 2021-22 even though timelines are yet to be finalised, the government told the panel, as per the report.

This can include transport, education and healthcare. The Government notes the census should take about 10 minutes for household questions and 10 minutes per person involved. Given the importance of the census, it is worrying that cybersecurity experts and the police themselves are warning of phishing scams posing as communications for the 2021 census. Tony Pepper, the CEO of cybersecurity firm Egress, commented on this: “In the last year, we’ve seen phishing scams rise dramatically, with cybercriminals taking advantage of everything from Christmas shopping to coronavirus vaccines. The ce...

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