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 DISCOVER CURF MICRODATA
What is CURF Microdata?
A Confidentialised Unit Record File (CURF) is a file of responses to an ABS survey that has had specific identifying information about a person or organisation confidentialised. Each person’s or organisation's response is called a ‘unit record’ or ‘microdata’. CURFs are useful for researchers and statisticians as they allow them to discover specific information and trends. For detailed information see 'What is CURF Microdata?'
CURF Tool Kits |
Responsible Officer Tool Kit | Contact Officer Tool Kit | CURF User Tool Kit | Sponsoring Organisation Tool Kit | Consultant Tool Kit
Responsible Officers
 A person who is the head of an organisation and is responsible for ensuring conditions for accessing CURFs are being met.
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Contact Officers
 A person appointed by their organisation to administer applications and undertakings on behalf of their organisation's members.
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CURF User
 A person authorised to access CURFs held by their current organisation.
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Consultant
 A person hired or sponsored by an organisation to undertake research projects using CURFs.
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