Response 324146288

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Who you are representing

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Commonwealth government department
State/territory government department
Ticked Local government
Business
Industry body/association
Community group
Educational institution
An individual
Other

Name of your organisation (if applicable)

Organisation
City of Salisbury South Australia

What is your submission about?

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Topic name
The identification of the diversity of family structures, specifically the complex larger households, which house multiple families, and families who have shared custody children.

Choose your area of interest

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Population
Sex and gender
Ticked Households and families
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
Income and work
Unpaid work and care
Education and training
Disability and carers
Housing
Location
Transport
Cultural diversity
Religion
Other topic

Topics on Households and families

Choose one or more of the following topics that relates to your submission

Please select all that apply
Ticked Household and family relationships
Marital status
Ticked Persons temporarily absent on Census night
Other/unknown

Assessment Criteria 1

1. This topic is of current national importance.

National Importance
Data is needed to support policy development, planning and programming.

Data is used for research purposes

Assessment Criteria 2

2. There is a need for data from a Census of the whole population.

For whole population
Data is needed for small population groups
Data is need for small geographic areas
the value of the topic is enhanced through combining with other characteristics collect in the Census

Assessment Criteria 3

3. The topic can be accurately collected in a form which the household completes themselves.

Easy to answer
the topic can be collected in a simple question or questions
respondent will easily know the answer
the question is easy and quick to answer

Assessment Criteria 4

4. The topic would be acceptable to Census respondents.

Acceptable
the topic is not likely to be considered intrusive, offensive or controversial
respondents re likely to be willing and able to answer accurately

Assessment Criteria 5

5. The topic can be collected efficiently.

Collected efficiently
the topic or question will not require extensive processing

Assessment Criteria 6

6. There is likely to be a continuing need for data on this topic in the following Census.

Continuing need
there is a need for time series data on the topic
the topic is likely to remain relevant in the future