Further to my voic message many thanks for your constructive comments which will be very helpful as this work is finalised.
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1 From : To : CC : Date Sent : 20/11/ :01:52 Subject : RE: FW: FW: SCJS and Police Record Crime comparison papers Further to my voic message many thanks for your constructive comments which will be very helpful as this work is finalised. We did think quite a lot about how to present this information. I appreciate your view on keeping all the information together and we had originally planned to do that within the analytical paper. Having reconsidered that approach and then developed the information for the chapter, we ve decided, on balance, that a chapter (and other related information on SCJS) in the recorded crime bulletin is the right sort of level of detail for the (already expanded) recorded crime bulletin, and that the analytical paper (which is referenced from the chapter in the recorded crime bulletin) can provide more of the background and detail. In addition, while I see your point on pages 5-7, the intention is certainly not to relegate material. I included the information on pages 5-7 to set the context for the following material, that is, the reader will have full context on recorded crime from having read the rest of the police recorded crime bulletin; these couple of pages are to set the SCJS context and how the SCJS counts crime, and thus demonstrate why a comparable subset of crime is required. While the recorded crime bulletin is at the publisher, the other points you raise will be useful for final drafting of the analytical paper, for example, reducing repetition, using annexes, linking to detail elsewhere, providing explanations of the apparent changes in acquisitive crime and considering how to draw out the key messages more effectively. I hope that makes sense, but happy to discuss with you too. Kind regards,
2 Safer Communities Analytical Unit From: Sent: 20 November :37 To: Cc: Subject: Re: FW: FW: SCJS and Police Record Crime comparison papers Thank you for sending the revised draft chapter through to us. We recognise that it conveys a much more positive overall tone relating to the use of the complementary statistics, especially when compared with the stand-alone document previously sent. However, we would highlight the following as issues that need to be considered in improving the presentation of the comparative analysis further: 1. The information about property crime and violent crime on pages 5-7 tend to relegate the point of the chapter (pages 8-12) rather than promote it 2. The charts (comparing SCJS estimates with PRC estimates by crime type) in your stand-alone document that sent previously that could usefully be included here. 3. In general, as the most relevant comparison is between PRC statistics and reported SCJS estimates, we consider that charts comparing those two series over time would be helpfully included. 4. There still seems to be little by way of offering explanations for diverging trends. This especially relates to acquisitive crime where the two series diverge distinctly from each other, and it is unhelpful not to offer any explanation of possible reasons for this. 5. You might review the text to ensure that any repetition is absolutely necessary. 6. Consider summarising material about the SCJS and linking to other documents, or annexing the detail. Our overall position, as implied by the fact that some of the comments above interweave the chapter and the stand-alone document, is that the best solution would be to present a single, comprehensive analysis covering what can be gleaned from the two sources together. In
3 summary we consider that its key messages would be (a) what are the two sources of crime data, (b) why are they both necessary, (c) what should the user consider when using either of these sources of crime data, and when using the two sets of statistics together, and (d) for comparable crimes, say where the two data sources show similar trends and where they show differing trends, with explanations (or possible explanations) why. Note that, since is out of the office until next week, I have copied and into this too. Regards,. Monitoring & Assessment Team UK Statistics Authority Now you can follow us on Twitter! From: To: Cc: Date: 11/11/ :10 Subject: FW: FW: SCJS and Police Record Crime comparison papers Apologies for the second I should have pointed out that this report contains a few police recorded crime results and has been forwarded to you under the usual and standard prerelease access arrangements and regulations (as set out in the Pre-Release Access to Official Statistics Order 2008). I expect you know what this involves(!), please don t save in a shared file or share with anyone not on the copy list to this without obtaining prior approval from, etc, however happy to provide more information on this if required please let me know if you are at all unsure about this.
4 Many thanks, Safer Communities Analytical Unit From: Sent: 11 November :59 To: Cc: Edge N (Nicola); Subject: RE: FW: SCJS and Police Record Crime comparison papers Here is the final version of the SCJS chapter planned for forthcoming publication (although it still needs formatted, links and cross references added etc). As outlined in my earlier , and following further in depth thinking on this with others across the Scottish Government statistics group, we re planning to publish this chapter (with additional information on SCJS elsewhere in the PRC bulletin) and are continuing to work on an analytical paper with additional detail either to be published alongside or potentially after the PRC publication. To confirm, we have not completed additional statistical testing on SCJS and PRC, and the focus on the period since remains (we ve inserted a little more text to explain why that is). However in this version we have tried to present a more positive tone (although essential caveats do also remain), increase clarity for the user in a number of areas, including additional explanations on the possible range of factors which influence differences between the two series (and I expect we ll expand on this in the revised analytical paper). In addition, when redrafting the analytical paper we will also focus on the longer-term 4-year trends, aim to increase clarity in the section on reporting to the police and will add the analysis by crime group back in. Thanks again for continued support with this work. Kind regards, Safer Communities Analytical Unit
5 From: Sent: 07 November :34 To: Cc: Subject: Re: FW: SCJS and Police Record Crime comparison papers Hi Thanks for your helpful and constructive response. We'd be happy to review further drafts in due course, so that we can make a judgment about Code compliance ahead of publication. All the best Assessment Programme Manager Monitoring & Assessment UK Statistics Authority From: To:, Cc: Date: 07/11/ :57 Subject: FW: SCJS and Police Record Crime comparison papers
6 Many thanks for your helpful notes on our work to bring the two sources together, i.e. the chapter and analytical paper, to address the two requirements concerning the relationship between police recorded crime (PRC) and the Scottish Crime and Justice Survey (SCJS). Purpose and overall approach Having reviewed your comments, previous UKSA comments which advised an analytical paper would be required, and considered where we are now in relation to likely publication date of PRC, we have assessed that the most appropriate way for us to address all views is to improve the draft chapter but also publish an analytical paper with the additional analytical detail (if time allows, alongside PRC, otherwise potentially following PRC publication). You helpfully point out that we can improve user focus in our work. In the acquisitive crime example you have highlighted we will work on aiding user interpretation for example, if you are interested in the likely range of such crime in the underlying population you should use SCJS (but note the small sample sizes and variation) and if you are interested in the amount of such crime the police are faced with you should use PRC. We will also add more on the range of factors which influence trends in both series. For example, changes in survey sampling methodology, frequency of surveying etc, which may have affected SCJS estimates, and with respect to PRC note that potential changes in other societal factors, reporting and recording practice may affect results over time. Overall tone and structure We are currently rewriting the chapter and analytical paper to incorporate your advice, aiming to make (at least the analytical paper) more concise, using a more positive tone to present a picture of crime in Scotland informed by both sources (maximising value and minimising risk of misinterpretation so, as you have noted, some caveats will of course still be required, though we will reduce repetition of them). While the remainder of the PRC publication is also still being finalised, in addition to this chapter, SCJS will be highlighted up front in the PRC publication and likely in other places in too. Content While I understand your views on this, in terms of the proposed additional statistical testing, we have concerns over the proposed methodology for assessing differences between PRC and SCRS, for example we re unsure how anyone could robustly estimate uncertainty around PRC. In addition, we have a small number of data points and we have small sample sizes of victims: the SCJS (of course happily) finds small numbers of victims of crime within the sample, so uncertainty in SCJS is already large, especially the comparable acquisitive and violent crime groups. We do not judge it appropriate to complete further statistical tests based on estimates which can generate such wide confidence intervals around results (for example, for violent crime the 2012/13 result is 236k +/- 40k, and therefore the confidence intervals around changes between survey sweeps will be substantially wider), especially where changes can be affected by small clusters of responses from one survey sweep to the next. We view that the two sources are
7 perfectly valid, complementary sources, allowing broad comparisons between some crime groups. Having read the section on reporting to the police again I agree that this could be clearer and we will consider adding possible influencing/explanatory factors into the narrative we are working on this, however we are reluctant to speculate very much here as the underlying point is that these are two quite independent sources and could never be expected to marry up completely or even closely. We ll add the analysis by crime group back in to an annex, as before, with caveats highlighting the low sample sizes involved. Other points: - Agreed we will note that the survey is biennial, not continuous. - Comparisons to previous year / four-year trend ok, we have generally tried to focus on the four-year trend, but I have spotted a few places where we comment on the changes from the previous year first. We will reverse this. - Focus on 2008/09 onwards the uncertainty around even the most recent data is already quite large in a places so we have judged it appropriate to focus on the most recent data rather than earlier data, which is derived from smaller sample sizes. In addition the more recent data is continuous and then biennial, rather than more intermittent. Thanks again for the helpful steer your comments have provided. Kind regards, SCJS Project Manager Safer Communities Analytical Unit Thanks for the comments. It would be helpful if you could send through some examples or sources for the type of analysis that you are looking for so that we can have a look at others methodologies and approaches. I think that it would be helpful to see some practical examples of comparisons between police recorded crime data and crime survey data, as we get think about next steps. Thanks,
8 Head of Safer Communities Analysis The Scottish Government From: Sent: 24 October :41 To: Cc: ; Edge N (Nicola); Richard Laux; Subject: SCJS and Police Record Crime comparison papers Dear Thank you for the documents you sent covering the comparison of crime statistics based on police recording and from the SCJS. The team has reviewed these, and I'm responding on their behalf to take into account my rather extensive experience as a survey methodologist; it's nice to recycle a small part of that! I attach a Word document that covers a summary of our review of the material grouped by the following areas: purpose, overall structure and tone, and content. I trust that this gives a steer to aid your further development work on this analysis. All the best Assessment Programme Manager Monitoring & Assessment UK Statistics Authority For information on the work of the UK Statistics Authority, visit: ****************************************************************************** ***************** Please Note: Incoming and outgoing messages are routinely monitored for compliance with our policy on the use of electronic communications ****************************************************************************** *****************
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