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Housing & Council Tax benefit performance indicators Plymouth City Council English average
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Housing benefit security. Number of claimants visited per 1000 caseload 305 210.18
Housing benefit security. Number of investigators per 1000 caseload 0.24 N/A
Housing benefit security. Number of investigations per 1000 caseload 14.18 43.58
Housing benefit security. Number of prosecutions & sanctions per 1000 caseload 1.14 3.81
Average time for processing new benefit claims (days) 50 days 44 days
Average time for processing notifications of changes of circumstances (days) 26 days 13 days
% of renewal claims processed on time 50.29 66.83
% of cases for which the calculation of the amount of benefit due was correct on the basis of a random sample 98.4 96.92
%e of recoverable overpayments (excluding Council Tax Benefit) that were recovered in the year 47.36 47.74
User satisfaction with office contact 58 77.45
Base numbers for survey 587 860.71
Confidence interval for survey 3.99 2.86
User satisfaction with office service 66 78.61
Base numbers for survey 302 529.66
Confidence interval for survey 5.35 3.64
User satisfaction with telehone service 43 67.79
Base numbers for survey 177 304.73
Confidence interval for survey 7.29 5.4
User satisfaction with staff in the office 70 80.41
Base numbers for survey 548 833.75
Confidence interval for survey 3.84 2.77
User satisfaction with forms 54 63.14
Base numbers for survey 601 872.87
Confidence interval for survey 3.99 3.34
User satisfaction with speed of service 61 69.44
Base numbers for survey 617 883.92
Confidence interval for survey 3.86 3.11
User satisfaction with service overall 67 77.65
Base numbers for survey 614 887.09
Confidence interval for survey 3.72 2.78

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