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A key next step is to put together all of what we have learned so far to
produce administrative data-based estimates about the stocks and flows of
the population. We will continue to publish the findings from our research on
an iterative basis to demonstrate our progress towards our ambition to put
administrative data at the core of our evidence on migration and population
statistics by 2020. We plan to publish our next update on this work in spring
2019.
Alongside this, we will also carry out further work to compare what existing
survey sources tell us about population and migration, including the IPS, the
Labour Force Survey (LFS) and Annual Population Survey (APS). We will publish
an update on our findings in May 2019 alongside the latest Migration Statistics
Quarterly Report, with conclusions following later this year. We also plan to
publish further work in 2019 investigating the impact of migration on the
health and education sector, as set out in the timetable we published in our
previous transformation update.

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