Guidance

Housing Benefit debt recoveries statistics: user views questionnaire

Questionnaire for users to provide feedback on the Housing Benefit debt recoveries statistics.

From:
Department for Work and Pensions
Published
11 March 2014

Applies to England, Scotland and Wales

Documents

User views questionnaire: Housing Benefit debt recoveries statistics (ODT)

ODT, 14.6 KB

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User views questionnaire: Housing Benefit debt recoveries statistics (RTF)

RTF, 169 KB

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User views questionnaire: Housing Benefit debt recoveries statistics (Word)

MS Word Document, 23.9 KB

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Details

DWP welcomes any feedback that users may have on our Housing Benefit debt recoveries statistics. In particular we would be interested in learning more about:

  • any additional needs you may have
  • how you use these statistics
  • the types of decision these statistics inform

Please complete the user questionnaire to tell us what you think.

Published 11 March 2014

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