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An Open Letter to the Australian Statistician email at david.gruen@abs.gov.au
Dr David Gruen AO
Australian Statistician
Australian Bureau of Statistics
Locked Bag 10
Belconnen ACT 2617
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Dear Dr Gruen
I am writing in response to the Commonwealth’s request that I provide my personal information for the 2026 Census.
I acknowledge that the Commonwealth Parliament enacted the Census and Statistics Act 1905 pursuant to section 51(xi) of the Australian Constitution, which empowers Parliament to make laws with respect to “census and statistics.”
I also acknowledge why that power exists. Independent national statistics are essential to informed public policy, democratic accountability and good government. It is because statistics serve that public purpose that Parliament claims the authority to compel Australians to disclose personal information they would otherwise be entitled to keep private.
That authority, however, carries with it a corresponding responsibility. Australians are entitled to expect that their national statistical agency will exercise its functions with complete independence, methodological rigour and a willingness to examine evidence wherever it leads, particularly where government policy has had profound consequences for the nation.
It is that confidence which I have lost.
During 2020–2022, Australian governments exercised an unprecedented degree of control over the daily lives of their citizens. Businesses were closed, movement and association were restricted, healthcare services were substantially disrupted, screening programs were suspended, elective surgery was deferred, and access to medical care was fundamentally altered. During this same period, governments implemented an unprecedented population-wide rollout of novel injectable medical products.
These events represented one of the most significant public policy interventions in Australia’s modern history. If there was ever a period demanding rigorous and independent statistical examination, this was surely it.
The ABS subsequently published mortality statistics demonstrating that all-cause mortality rose substantially during 2022 and remained elevated during 2023. Those figures were extraordinary by any historical measure. Rather than prompting what I expected would be comprehensive statistical analysis, I observed changes in the presentation of mortality reporting that, in my view, made long-term comparisons less straightforward.
Baseline comparisons changed. Greater emphasis was placed upon age-standardised measures. The methodology for estimating expected mortality was revised. I accept that statistical methodologies evolve, but I would have expected stability, transparency and comparability to be given the highest priority during a period of historically elevated all-cause mortality.
As Australia’s pre-eminent statistical authority, I believe the ABS should have led the objective examination of these mortality patterns and ensured that both researchers and the public could readily understand what the data were showing. Instead, I was left with the impression that understanding those trends became progressively more difficult.
Where national datasets reveal exceptional departures from long-established patterns, I believe Australians are entitled to expect that every plausible contributor reflected in those datasets will be examined with equal diligence. That includes disruption to healthcare services, delayed diagnosis and treatment, demographic change, infectious disease, the population-wide administration of novel injectable medical products, behavioural changes and any other variables capable of influencing mortality outcomes.
Whether any particular explanation is ultimately confirmed or rejected is almost beside the point. Confidence depends upon knowing that every reasonable statistical question has been examined openly and without institutional reluctance to explore uncomfortable possibilities. Statistics exist to help society understand uncertainty, not to narrow legitimate inquiry.
It is for that reason that I no longer have sufficient confidence that the constitutional purpose underlying compulsory statistical collection is presently being fulfilled in the manner Australians are entitled to expect.
I do not write this because I oppose statistics. Quite the contrary. Independent statistical institutions are among the most important safeguards in a democratic society. When governments exercise extraordinary powers affecting every Australian, the need for an independent statistical authority becomes greater, not less.
The Commonwealth asks Australians to trust the ABS with some of their most personal information. Parliament may compel disclosure under the law, but it cannot compel public confidence. That confidence is earned by demonstrating independence, transparency and the willingness to follow the evidence wherever it leads.
At present, I no longer possess that confidence.
Until it is restored, I respectfully decline to provide my personal information for the reasons set out above.
I would welcome a considered response addressing the matters raised in this letter.
Yours sincerely,
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