US EditionCensus gender identity data downgraded over ‘confusing’ trans question
- The Office for National Statistics requested to reclassify gender identity estimates from accredited official statistics to “official statistics in development” due to potential bias.
- ONS noted that the census question may have confused non-English speakers, leading to inaccurate responses regarding gender identity.
- ONS plans to provide further clarification on estimates' uncertainty and develop standards for collecting gender identity data.
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The Herald ScotlandCensus gender identity data downgraded over ‘confusing’ trans question
The Office for Statistics Regulation (OSR) reviewed the statistics and has published its conclusions.
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UK's trans population may be smaller than first thought as Census figure axed over confusing question - Anglican Mainstream
by Sam Merriman, Daily Mail: Census data suggesting there are 262,000 transgender people in the UK is unreliable and must be discarded, the statistics watchdog ruled today. The Office for Statistics Regulations (OSR) said in a damning report that the figure would no longer be recognised as an ‘accredited official statistic’. The 2021 Office for […]
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