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            data, and models that sit atop such datasets, will be required for demographic
            estimation, and projection.
                The  2018  Census  example  is  an  intermediate  step  that  combines  field
            enumeration  and  administrative  data.  However  it  does  not  estimate  the
            remaining  missing  data,  nor  provide  uncertainty  measures,  which  are
            produced through a coverage survey. We are working towards a model-based
            framework that would produce a full census population unit record file, along
            with measures of uncertainty.
                The direction that the NZ Census will take over the next decade is unclear.
            We expect the next census in 2023 will continue the transition towards greater
            use of administrative data in support of the full field enumeration census. No
            decisions  have  been  made  on  what  will  happen  after  2023.  However,
            administrative data will play an increasingly important role in future censuses
            and population statistics.

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