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The document provides a comprehensive overview of the 2011 Census Statistics for England and Wales, detailing the methodology, quality assurance processes, and the significance of census data. It emphasizes the importance of the census as a complete source of population information, outlines the adjustments made for undercounting, and discusses user consultations that shaped the questionnaire design. The document also highlights various quality dimensions such as relevance, accuracy, and comparability with previous censuses, while explaining how data is processed and validated to ensure high-quality outputs for government planning and resource allocation.

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Begin by filling in the 'General details' section, including the title of output, designation, and geographic coverage. Ensure that all information is accurate and reflects the intended data.
Proceed to the 'Executive summary' section. Here, summarize key points about the census methodology and its importance. Highlight how this data aids in planning and resource allocation.
In the 'Output quality' section, provide insights into statistical quality dimensions such as relevance, accuracy, and timeliness. Use bullet points for clarity.
Complete the 'About the output' section by detailing user needs and how census data meets these requirements. Include any consultations conducted during development.
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