Scottish Housing Quality Standard (SHQS)
Indicators from the Scottish House Condition Survey (SHCS)
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Scottish Housing Quality Standard (SHQS)
Description
The Scottish Housing Quality Standard (SHQS) is a measure of the quality of the housing stock. It is an aggregation of the results from 49 different programme modules aggregated into 5 higher-level categories which in turn provide a single pass/fail classification for all dwellings.
The 5 higher level classifications are: below the tolerable standard; energy efficient; modern facilities and services; healthy, safe and secure; and free from serious disrepair. This indicator shows the Number of dwelings that fail the Scottish Housing Quality Standard in Scotland.
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| Theme | Housing |
|---|---|
| Organisation | Scottish Government |
| License | UK Open Government Licence (OGL) |
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| Last updated | |
| Update frequency | annual |
| Reference period | 2004 to 2011 |
| Geographic coverage | Council Areas, Country |
| Contact | Darren.Knox@gov.scot |
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