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1  a proportionate approach to assurance means and have made the whole guide applicable to all types of analysis.

1.1 Who is the AQuA Book for?

In this edition we have tried to make our guidance relevant to anyone who commissions, uses, undertakes or assures analysis. It is about the whole process of producing analysis that is fit for purpose and not just about the checks after the analysis has been completed.

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We would like to see analysts from all backgrounds using this book. Our intended audience includes;

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We would like to see analysts from all backgrounds using this book, especially those producing analysis, evidence and research to support decision making in government. Our intended audience includes:

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      data scientists developing advanced analytics;
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Knuth (1984) for additional discussion of literate programming. )

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