1. Data handling

Focus group feedback

A rules book.
  • Some people, including people from privacy organisations, asked about the rules for keeping and not keeping data in the data asset.

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  • Some people asked how we will make sure data is correct, and what will be done if things change and it is not correct anymore.

Commonwealth Partner comments

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We said that we will carefully think about the rules for:

  • data we keep or do not keep in line with the Archives Act 1983

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  • the quality of the data
  • how much information will be in the datasets.

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A dataset is a way to put data together so that it can be looked at in groups, to see what the data says.

A rules book.

The National Disability Data Asset Charter (the Charter) has rules about what people can and cannot use the data asset for.