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Data transmission deadlines The Member States shall transmit the required data to the Commission (Eurostat) in accordance with the deadlines set out in this Annex.

1. For the labour force domain:

(1) the Member States shall transmit pre‐checked microdata without direct identifiers, according to the following two‐step procedure:

(a) during the first three years of implementation of this Regulation, as provided for in Article 11(4):

— for quarterly data: within ten weeks of the end of the reference period,

— for other data: by 31 March of the following year;

(b) from the fourth year of implementation as follows:

— for quarterly data: within eight weeks of the end of the reference period,

— for other data regularly transmitted: by 15 March of the following year,

— for other data concerning ad‐hoc subjects: by 31 March of the following year. Where those deadlines fall on a Saturday or Sunday, the effective deadline shall be the following Monday. The detailed topic income from work may be transmitted to the Commission (Eurostat) within fifteen months of the end of the reference period.

(2) the Member States shall transmit aggregated results for the compilation of monthly unemployment statistics within 25 days of the reference or calendar month, as appropriate. If the data are transmitted in accordance with the ILO definition, that deadline may be extended to 27 days.

2. For income and living conditions domain, the Member States shall transmit pre‐checked microdata without direct identifiers, in accordance with the following deadlines:

(a) concerning the variables for the data collection of year N, by the end of the year N, but in exceptional cases, provisional microdata concerning income may be transmitted by the end of year N and revised data, by 28 February of the year N+1;

(b) concerning the variables related to the observation covering the years of the rotation scheme ending in year N, by 31 October of the year N+1.

3. For the health domain, the Member States shall transmit the pre‐checked microdata without direct identifiers within nine months of the end of the national data collection period.

4. For the education and training domain, the Member States shall transmit the pre‐checked microdata without direct identifiers within six months of the end of the national data collection period.

5. For the use of information and communication technologies domain, the Member States shall transmit pre‐checked microdata without direct identifiers by 5 October of the survey year N.

6. For the time use domain, the Member States shall transmit the pre‐checked microdata without direct identifiers within fifteen months of when the fieldwork is finished.

7. For the consumption domain, the Member States shall transmit the pre‐checked microdata without direct identifiers within fifteen months of the end of the reference year.