Beyond 2011 The Future of Population Statistics Martin Ralphs, Office for National Statistics.

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Beyond 2011 The Future of Population Statistics Martin Ralphs, Office for National Statistics

Beyond 2011 (England & Wales) Context - why look at changing? Statistical options – what are the alternatives? Research plans & the (long) timescale Risks & Issues – what could possibly go wrong?

Context Census – every 10 years Population statistics  Social conditions  Housing  Uses: Resource allocation Service planning Policy development, monitoring and review Social research EU regulations and duty to report to Parliament small areas + multivariate combinations

The Beyond 2011 Programme Why change? – Why look beyond 2011? Rapidly changing society Evolving user requirements New opportunities – data sharing Traditional census – costly and infrequent?? UK Statistics Authority to Minister for Cabinet Office “As a Board we have been concerned about the increasing costs and difficulties of traditional Census-taking. We have therefore already instructed the ONS to work urgently on the alternatives, with the intention that the 2011 Census will be the last of its kind.”

Programme Purpose Identify the best way to provide small area population and socio-demographic statistics in future Provide a recommendation in September underpinned by full cost-benefit analysis - & high level design for implementation (subject to agreement) Implement the recommendation

population estimates population characteristics outputs detailed design procure / develop develop / test ALTERNATIVE SOLUTION detailed design developtestrehearserunoutputs CENSUS SOLUTION research / definition initiation BEYOND 2011 ‘Phase 1’ Sept 2014 recommendation & decision point Beyond Timeline - the key decision

May 2011 Sept 2014 long list of options short list of options recommended option(s) Early 2012 user requirements consultation on options Late 2011 Summer 2013 Refining criteria and weights ITERATIVE PROCESS 6 month cycle refine evaluation criteria assess options revise business case report progress Ongoing research and prototyping of options

Beyond 2011 Statistical Options

CENSUS Population Data Socio demographic Attribute Data Coverage Assessment incl. under & over-coverage - by survey and admin data? Socio demographic Survey(s ) SOURCESFRAMEDATA ESTIMATION OUTPUTS Admin Source Population estimates Address Register Household Communal Establishments Adjusting for missing data and error Adjusting for non response bias in survey (or sources) Surveys to fill gaps Commercial sources? Maintained national address gazetteer – provides frame for population data & surveys All National to Small Area Admin Source Comm Source increasing later? Attribute estimates Population distribution provides weighting for attributes Interactional Analysis E.g. TTWA Longitudinal data Household structure etc ?? Quality measurement Beyond 2011 – statistical options

Beyond 2011 : Statistical options Aggregate analysis Full linkage to create ‘statistical population spine’ Partial linkage e.g. 1% of postcodes Address register + Survey Administrative data options Traditional Census (long form to everyone) Rolling Census (over 5/10 year period) Short Form (everyone), Long form (Sample) Short Form + Annual Survey (US model) Census options Survey option(s)

Beyond 2011 : Statistical options Aggregate analysis Full linkage to create ‘statistical population spine’ Partial linkage e.g. 1% of postcodes Address register + Survey Administrative data options Traditional Census (long form to everyone) Rolling Census (over 5/10 year period) Short Form (everyone), Long form (Sample) Short Form + Annual Survey (US model) Census options Survey option(s)

Challenges of using admin data Definitions Time lags List inflation Research programme to address issues Current working assumptions: No single admin source is sufficient We will need a coverage survey (CS) We will need a big attribute survey

Potential data sources Population data NHS Patient Register DWP/HMRC Customer Information System Electoral roll (> 18 yrs) School Census (5-16 yrs) Higher Education Statistics Agency data (Students) Birth and Death registrations DVLA? Socio-demographic sources Surveys DVLA? Commercial sources? Utilities? TV licensing?

Higher Education Students Customer Information System Coverage Of Main Administrative Sources Extras includes: Some duplicates International students on short-term courses Students ceased studying, not formally deregistered Extras includes: Short-term migrant children Missing includes: Under 17s Ineligible voters Non responders Missing includes: Non school aged people Independent school children Home schooled children Missing includes: Some migrant worker dependants Some international students Undocumented asylum seekers Missing includes: Migrants not (yet) registered Newborn babies Some private only patients Missing includes: Non higher education students Independent University students Extras includes: Some duplicates Some ex-pats Some deceased Short-term migrants Extras includes: Multiple registrations Some ex-pats Some deceased Short-term migrants Extras includes: Some ex-pats Some deceased Short-term migrants Missing includes: Non-drivers Under 17’s Some foreign-licence holders Extras includes: Some ex-pats Some deceased UK Driving Licence Resident Population CIS PRD Electoral Roll Patient Register Data School Census SC ER SC ER DVLA HESA CIS PRD

DWP CIS population counts compared with ONS Mid Year population estimates

Patient Register population counts compared with ONS Mid Year population estimates

Electoral Roll population counts compared with ONS Mid Year population estimates

Beyond 2011 Timeline – Plans and the Future

population estimates population characteristics outputs detailed design procure / develop develop / test research / definition initiation 2024 address register admin sources required on an ongoing basis – ideally the National Address Gazetteer – subject to confirmation of quality public sector & commercial ? developing over time coverage surveys testing continuous assessment attribute surveys info from existing surveys – e.g. labour force survey, integrated household survey etc supplemented by new targeted surveys as required modelling increasing modelling over time Beyond Timeline (non census solution) test linkage increasing linkage over time

address register required on an ongoing basis administrative sources will change and disappear and be added & develop over time continuous coverage survey existing surveys increasing linkage over time increasing modelling over time need for attribute surveys declines over time ? regular production of population and attribute estimates ongoing methodology refinement Beyond and into the future

Improving quality & quantity accuracy of population estimates accuracy of characteristics estimates range of topics small area detail multivariate small area detail experimental statistics develop to become national statistics

Evaluation criteria Costs Quality / benefits Accuracy Frequency Geographic detail Legislative requirements Risks

Statistical benefit profile Benefit CensusAlternative method loss gain loss gain

Cost profile (real terms) Cost Census ??? Alternative method

Assess all options equally Regular trial estimates Key evaluation against 2011 Census results Use 2011 Census Coverage Survey (CCS) and administrative sources to test models Assessing options for coverage survey and socio-demographic survey – field trials later Looking at all available sources – including commercial sources Discussion with stakeholders – including debate on criteria Cost / benefit + quality (fitness for purpose) + risk + public acceptability etc Research and Testing Strategy - overview

Beyond 2011 Key risks and issues What could possibly go wrong?

Key risks of non census alternatives Public opinion Public acceptability research, open consultation & transparency of approach Technical challenge – cutting edge & a big change Building high quality team, talking to experts and strong external assurance Changes in administrative datasets Building resilient solutions – but may need legislation Ensuring decision making – getting political buy-in This is a big decision – needs real commitment Devolved issues / harmonisation of UK outputs Establishment of UK Beyond 2011 Committee + NS / RGs agreement

Contact or talk to us ! Questions or comments ? Beyond 2011