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Concept variable
Family number
| Norwegian (bokmål) | |
| Name | Family number |
|---|---|
| Definition | Family number used in the family statistics from 2005 and in Census 2001 is the national identity number to the oldest person in the family. A family consists of persons resident in the same dwelling and related to each other as spouse, registered partner, cohabitant and/or parent and child (regardless of the child's age). |
| Valid from | 2001-01-01 |
| Valid to | |
| Owner | 320 - Division for population statistics |
| Comments | A family consists of persons resident in the same dwelling and related to each other as spouse, registered partner, cohabitant, and/or parent and child (regardless of the child's age). At most, a family may consist of two subsequent generations and one couple only. This means that persons that are married or cohabiting and/or living with their own children, do not belong to their parents' family. When persons that have previously been married are living with their parents, this is regarded as two families. Single persons are also considered a family, whereby all persons are part of a family, either together with others or on their own. |
| Statistical unit | Family |
| Subject | 02.01.20 - Families, households |
| Statistics | Families and households |