The Samples of Anonymised Records

Venue:	Royal Statistical Society, London
Date:	Thursday 16 November 2006

Programme

9.30	Coffee and registration

	Chair: Ed Fieldhouse, CCSR, University of Manchester

9.55	Welcome and introduction

10.00	Changing Patterns of Ethnic Minority Self-Employment in the UK: Evidence from Census Microdata Ken Clark, Economics, University of Manchester and Stephen Drinkwater, University of Surrey

10.30	Are ethnic penalties in the labour market reduced for the generations born in the UK? Ludi Simpson, University of Manchester

11.00	Employment patterns amongst ethnic minority women Jo Wathan, CCSR, University of Manchester

11.30	Coffee

12.00	UK Census Office plans for the 2011 Census and issues for microdata Ian Cope and Keith Spicer, Office for National Statistics

12.45	Research potential of the Small Area Microdata Tony Champion, CURDS, University of Newcastle

1.15	Lunch

2.00	Why are boy babies less religious than girl babies? David Voas, CCSR, University of Manchester

2.30	Statistical Disclosure Control Policy and Approach for 2011 Census outputs Jane Longhurst and Angele Storey, ONS

3.15	Panel discussion on requirements for SARs for 2011 Chaired by Angela Dale, CCSR, University of Manchester Panel members: Keith Spicer, Jane Longhurst (ONS), Ed Fieldhouse, Jo Wathan (CCSR, University of Manchester)

4.00	End

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