2940.0 - Census of Population and Housing: Details of Overcount and Undercount, Australia, 2016

ARCHIVED ISSUE Released at 11:30 AM (CANBERRA TIME) 27/06/2017

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Key Findings About the Census Post Enumeration Survey Coverage in the Census What is Net Undercount? Key Uses of Net Undercount + Estimates of Net Undercount Australia Age and Sex State and Territories Greater Capital City and Rest of State Region Registered Marital Status Indigenous Status Country of Birth Undercount Adjustment Factors + Components of Net Undercount History of Changes About this Release	ESTIMATES OF NET UNDERCOUNT Estimates in the following sections will be presented either as the total net undercount for a category of person (i.e. the difference between the PES population estimate and the Census count) or as the net undercount rate. For further information on net undercount and the net undercount rate, see What is Net Undercount? on the Summary tab. The Census counts people on a place of enumeration basis (i.e. where they were on Census night) and a place of usual residence basis. All estimates of net undercount based on geography in this publication have been calculated on a place of usual residence basis. Document Selection These documents will be presented in a new window.