Commonwealth-State Housing Agreement national data reports 2004-05: state owned and managed Indigenous housing

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Release Date: 16 Dec 2005

Topic: Housing assistance

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Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (2005) Commonwealth-State Housing Agreement national data reports 2004-05: state owned and managed Indigenous housing, AIHW, Australian Government, accessed 01 June 2023.

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Australian Institute of Health and Welfare. (2005). Commonwealth-State Housing Agreement national data reports 2004-05: state owned and managed Indigenous housing. Canberra: AIHW.

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This publication is one of a set of six that report on housing assistance provided in 2004-05 under the 2003 Commonwealth-State Housing Agreement (CSHA). These publications are part of the Housing Assistance Data Development Series.

ISSN: 1440-4303
ISBN: 978 1 74024 524 1
Cat. no: HOU 130
Pages: 62

Preliminary material
- Title page and verso
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
Sections
1. Introduction
2. Background
  - Changes to the 2004-05 data collection
    - Modified data items
    - New data items
    - Clarified counting rules
    - Data definitions
3. General notes
  - Symbols
  - Scope
  - Coverage
    - Australian Capital Territory
    - Northern Territory
    - Other jurisdictions
  - Data qualifications
  - Terminology used
4. CSHA 2004-05 state owned and managed Indigenous housing data
  - Summary data
  - Description
  - New summary items
  - Data qualifications
  - Performance indicators
    - P1 Amenity/location
    - P2 Affordability
    - P3 Match of dwelling to household size
    - P4 Low income
    - P5 Special needs
    - P6 Priority access to those in greatest need
    - P7 Customer satisfaction
    - P8 Direct costs per unit
    - P9 Occupancy rates
    - P10 Turnaround time
    - P11 Rent arrears
  - National data
End matter
- References

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