Previously known as: CC6 Clients by Law type
Report Type: Standard
Purpose: This report can break down client numbers by high priority client group, then can further break down such figures by Parent Law Types. Parent Law Types can be traced back to the Law Type in Problem Types field on a Service page.
If all Demographic criteria are filtered as “Any” (default criteria), then Total Clients in Selection will equal the number of Total Clients.
*If multiple problem types are attached to a service, this will cause the sum figure of law type columns (Family Law, Civil Law, and Criminal Law) to be more than the figure of Total Clients in Selection.
Comparing this report to the report generated with all demographic criteria as “Any,” one can see that changing filters has significantly narrowed down the number of “Total Clients in Selection.”
Note that adding up the law types, Family Law, Civil Law and Criminal Law will NOT neatly add up to the Total Clients in Selection. This is because multiple problem (law) types can be attached to a single service, as seen below.
Here, four problem types are attached to a service. Child support appeal, parenting plan, divorce, and immigration bridging visas. This means that for reporting purposes of C06, 3 will be added to Family Law and 1 will be added to Civil Law. This is because while parenting plan, divorce and separation are mapped to Family Law, while immigration law is mapped to Civil Law, as seen below.
This report can be ‘filtered’ so that the results are limited to data that meets the criteria chosen in the filter panel. The filters available for this report are:
For more information – see the page on filters
The following should be considered when analysing this report
Total Clients | Total Clients in Selection | Family Law | Civil Law | Criminal Law |
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Number of unique clients that had a service (not including Information, Referral and Triage services) delivered in the reporting period WHERE AND (the Date of Service/Open Date is >= Start of Period AND <= End of Period)] OR AND (the Close date >= Start of Period AND <= End of Period)] | Total Unique clients (excluding Referral clients) WHERE AND (the Date of Service/Open Date is >= Start of Period AND <= End of Period)] OR AND (the Close date >= Start of Period AND <= End of Period)] AND Demographic pre filters applied with AND | Total Clients in Selection WHERE Problem Type Law Type = Family Law | Total Clients in Selection WHERE Problem Type Law Type = Civil Law | Total Clients in Selection WHERE Problem Type Law Type = Criminal Law |
Geolocation tool is now available in this report and it is accessible from the filter panel section of the report. Select “Aggregate by Administrative Boundary” in Aggregate.
Refer to the Data Consistency Guide for definitions of Service types such as Discrete Services, Ongoing Services and Community Projects.
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