Definition
The purpose of the State owned and managed Indigenous housing (SOMIH) data set specification is to describe information about tenants in SOMIH dwellings covered by the National Affordable Housing Agreement (NAHA). Included are households residing in SOMIH dwellings where the dwelling is either:
- owned by the housing authority
- leased from the private sector or other housing program areas and used for provision of public rental housing
SOMIH dwellings leased to other program areas such as community housing or crisis and emergency accommodation programs are not included in this collection.
Dwellings no longer under the administration of the property manager/agency at 30 June 2013, (including dwellings demolished, sold or disposed of) and dwellings not yet available to the property manager/agency at 30 June 2013, (such as those still under construction or being purchased) are excluded.
Metadata items in this Data Set Specification
Below is a list of all the components within this Dataset Specification.
Each entry includes the item name, whether the item is optional, mandatory or conditional and the maximum times the item can occur in a dataset.
If the items must occur in a particular order in the dataset, the sequence number is included before the item name.
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Comments
Guide for use:
All jurisdictions are asked to supply the single/couple codes in 2012-13 data extractions. Previously, a household’s bedroom requirement has been calculated using the Proxy Occupancy Standard (POS), however under NAHA reporting requirements, the match of a dwelling to household size is based on Canadian National Occupancy Standard (CNOS).
New low income cut–off measures for low income households based on new definition under NAHA.
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References
This content Based on Australian Institute of Health and Welfare material. Attribution provided as required under the AIHW CC-BY licence.
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