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Monitor Single benefit

Municipality of Tilburg

The algorithm gives a signal when there is an overlap between having a child during the period of single benefits.

Last change on 26th of June 2024, at 19:13 (CET) | Publication Standard 1.0
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Impactful algorithms
Impact assessment
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Status
Out of use

General information

Theme

Social Security

Begin date

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Contact information

algoritme@tilburg.nl

Responsible use

Goal and impact

The algorithm gives a signal which may indicate a possible unlawful provision of a benefit. This signal may trigger an investigation.

Considerations

Tilburg municipality would like to conduct signal-driven surveys. By doing so, we avoid having to periodically survey all residents with benefits and thus minimise the privacy impact.

Human intervention

The algorithm only provides a signal. The investigation and any conclusions are always carried out by an official.

Risk management

The algorithm as deployed does not deviate from work otherwise also performed based on the statutory task.

Legal basis

Participation Act

Operations

Data

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Technical design

It compares whether a benefit is provided to a resident and at the same time there has been a birth declaration by the same resident.

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