National Legal Assistance Data Standards Manual

tags: Legal Data Standards

Voluntary

The standards are not meant to be enforceable rules for data collection, just best practices
Conformance is tied to funding: a small subset of the data is used for reporting purposes

Notes

Purpose: best practice guidance to legal assistance service providers to facilitate the collection of consistent and comparable data

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not a representation of the data required by the Australian Government as part of reporting requirements

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requires a small subset of the data for reporting purposes

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differences will be acknowledged when the Attorney-General’s Department analyse any data provided

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spend more time helping people and less time collecting and recording data

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consistent over time

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different operational contexts

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Australian Privacy Principles

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Service definitions and counting rules

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What data should be collected? Best practices

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Data definitions

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Voluntary

Notes

Purpose: best practice guidance to legal assistance service providers to facilitate the collection of consistent and comparable data

not a representation of the data required by the Australian Government as part of reporting requirements

requires a small subset of the data for reporting purposes

differences will be acknowledged when the Attorney-General’s Department analyse any data provided

spend more time helping people and less time collecting and recording data

consistent over time

different operational contexts

Australian Privacy Principles

Service definitions and counting rules

What data should be collected? Best practices

Data definitions

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