Every year the Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations (BZK), together with the basic registries, publishes an overview of data quality. The results were recently published in the report: 'Quality Information of the Registry System 2023'. It provides insight into the quality achieved per basic registration and the quality standards used for each.
Report: 'Quality information system of basic records 2023'
The System of Basic Records is of great importance for government services. It contains essential data on addresses, persons, companies and geo-information, among others, which are compulsorily used in many government processes. Such as when granting benefits or licenses. This makes it imperative that this data be of high quality. For many years, data quality within the system has been maintained at a high level. The new report provides detailed insight into the current data quality. And shows how it continues to develop.
In the coming years, the Basic Registration System will be further developed into a Federative Data System. For this further development there are several trajectories in the field of quality. There are working groups concerned with standardizing the description of data and service quality. New agreements for data quality are also being drawn up jointly. Furthermore, in the annual CBS measurements on links between registrations, extra checks are made and consistency with new registrations is measured.
Want to know more about the quality of basic registrations or the ongoing trajectories in the development towards the Federated Data System? Then read the full report or take a look at the website of the Federative Data System (link to other website).
