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Christian Max Gustaf Törnfelt
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Protected buildings and ancient monuments

The registration in the register of both listed buildings and ancient monuments is done manually and with a certain delay in relation to the decision of conservation.

Overall accuracy

The registration in the register of both listed buildings and ancient monuments is done manually and with a certain delay in relation to the decision of conservation. There may be overlap between ancient monuments and listed buildings, especially in the medieval ruins and -villages and listed buildings on them, which means that there may be a listed building on a protected archaeological sites, for example by a manor house built on a mound i.e. there are two different recovery periods on the same site.

Sampling error

Not relevant for these statistics.

Non-sampling error

Registration is done manually

Quality management

Statistics Denmark follows the recommendations on the organisation and management of quality set out in the Code of Practice for European Statistics and the accompanying implementation model, the Quality Assurance Framework. Read more about these on the page Quality in official statistics.

Quality management is supported by common principles, guidelines and managerial responsibility for quality in statistical products and processes. The aim is to ensure a systematic and consistent approach to quality across the entire statistical production.

Quality assurance

Quality assurance at Statistics Denmark is integrated into the statistical production processes and is carried out in accordance with the principles of the Code of Practice for European Statistics. Read more on the page Quality in official statistics.

Quality assurance includes the continuous use of standardised procedures, documentation in line with international standards and internal controls related to data collection, data processing and dissemination. Experience gained from production is continuously used to identify needs for adjustments and improvements.

Quality assessment

The overall accuracy is high as there is data from national registers.

Data revision - policy

Statistics Denmark revises published figures in accordance with the Revision Policy for Statistics Denmark. The common procedures and principles of the Revision Policy are for some statistics supplemented by a specific revision practice.

Data revision practice

Only final statistics are published.