National statistics

Child Support Agency quarterly summary statistics: policy and methodology post-December 2013

Detailed policy and methodology documents relating to the Child Support Agency quarterly summary of statistics published after December 2013.

From:
Department for Work and Pensions
Published
26 February 2014

This publication was withdrawn on

The Child Support Agency (CSA) quarterly summary statistics (QSS) are no longer published.

The final release of the statistics was published on 27 October 2021.

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Documents

[Withdrawn] Child Support Agency quarterly summary of statistics metadata

PDF, 372 KB, 17 pages

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[Withdrawn] Child Support Agency quarterly summary of statistics background quality report

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[Withdrawn] Uses and users of the Child Support Agency quarterly summary of statistics

PDF, 417 KB, 4 pages

[Withdrawn] Information on the Child Support Agency quarterly summary of statistics adminstrative data sources

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Details

DWP complies with the Code of Practice for Official Statistics and supporting principles published by the UK Statistics Authority.

These documents provide detailed policy and methodology relating to CSA Quarterly Summary of Statistics published after December 2013.

Detailed policy and methodology relating to CSA Quarterly Summary of Statistics published prior to December 2013 is available.

Consultation on proposed changes to the Child Support Agency quarterly summary of statistics

We published a consultation on the proposed move to a new methodology. This closed on the 9 July 2013 and a response was published on 19 September 2013.

An earlier consultation was published in 2009 which aimed to review the accessibility and focus of the data, with the aim to aid consideration of how data could be better presented. This is available on the National Archive.

Published 26 February 2014

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