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The Census and Statistics Act 1905 and Privacy Act 1988 guarantee that no personally-identifiable information is released from the ABS[4] to other government organisations, or the public. However the 2001 census offered for the first time, an option to have personal data archived by the National Archives of Australia and released to the public 99 years later and in 2001 54% of Australians agreed to do so.[5] The ABS ... makes confidentialised Census data available to researchers, who must make various legal commitments before being given access.[6]
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The second release of 2006 Census data is here! All the valuable data you and the rest of Australia provided has been processed and is now available. You can discover information online about the people of Australia and your local community for free!
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Data in the 2000 Census profiles are tabulated from questions asked of all people and about every housing unit (the 100-percent data component of the census). Population items on the profile include sex, age, detailed race groups, Hispanic or Latino origin groups, and households by type and relationship. Housing items include occupancy status, vacancy status, and whether the unit is owner occupied or renter occupied.
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Census data are in UTM NAD27 zone 10 projection. Raw (original) data are in the following projections: data east of 120 degrees longitude are in UTM zone 11 and data west of 120 degrees longitude are in UTM zone 10. It is not possible to combine different projections in Geographic Information System (GIS), therefore, all data have been reprojected into one standard projection, UTM NAD27 zone 10 projection, for the Lake Tahoe Basin.
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Census data is used to support planning, administration, policy development and evaluation activities of governments, businesses, researchers and many other users. It is ... a valuable resource for anyone seeking information on the population and housing characteristics of people living in Australia on Census Night.
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The FAMU-CIC, as an official repository for the Census Bureau data, seeks to improve the quality of life and opportunities for under-served urban and rural populations by providing access to data and information. The Center disseminates and assists in the public understanding and use of Florida data and information in general and Gadsden, Franklin, Jefferson, Leon, Liberty, Madison, Taylor, and Wakulla counties in particular. The FAMU-CIC seeks to empower the under-served citizens to not only access but to understand socio-economics data about their own communities.
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