Venue: Royal Statistical Society, London
Date: Thursday 23 April 2009
This meeting will provide examples of research uses of the 2001 SARs files and give an opportunity to hear from the Census Offices about their plans for the 2011 Census. The afternoon will focus on the case for the 2011 SARs and will end with an open discussion.
Programme
| 9.30 | Coffee and registration |
| Morning chair: Judy Hawkins, Office for National Statistics (ONS) | |
| 9.55 | Welcome and introduction |
| 10.00 | Chinese
in Britain - a minority of minorities?: capturing inter-ethnic diversity
using the SARs |
| 10.30 | Using
the SARs to influence the policy agenda for carers |
| 11.00 | Coffee |
| 11.15 | Census
plans: update |
| 12.00 | Principles and framework for licensing
and access to Census data |
| 12.30 | Output
plans Statistical disclosure control strategy developments Keith Spicer, Head of Statistical Disclosure Control Methodology, ONS |
| 13.00 | Lunch |
| Afternoon chair: Angela Dale, CCSR Director, University of Manchester | |
| 13.45 | Developing
a case for the 2011 SARs Report: A business case for microdata files from the 2011 Census |
| 2.15 |
Ed Fieldhouse, SARs Director, University of Manchester |
| 2.45 | ONS response to the case for the SARs Joe Traynor, ONS |
| 3.15 | Open Discussion on requirements for SARs for 2011 Chair: Angela Dale, CCSR, University of Manchester Panel members: Felix Ritchie (ONS), Ed Fieldhouse (CCSR), Keith Dugmore (Demographic Decisions) |
| 4.00 | End |