Antisocial behaviour data dashboard - Commencing from 22 February 2016

Year	Quarter	Warnings	Strike 1	Strike 2	Strike 3	Serious	Severe Illegal
2024	QTR 1 & 2	476	97	22	8	40	29
2023	QTR 3 & 4	481	87	17	3	65	28
2023	QTR 1 & 2	473	86	19	7	87	29
2022	QTR 3 & 4	397	95	22	6	68	29
2022	QTR 1 & 2	424	86	34	10	66	43
2021	QTR 3 & 4	632	148	50	16	118	51
2021	QTR 1 & 2	558	115	41	12	88	51
2020	QTR 3 & 4	565	133	82	19	117	59
2020	QTR 1 & 2	230	278	62	10	87	62
2019	QTR 3 & 4	114	158	29	4	85	91
2019	QTR 1 & 2	127	189	40	8	62	58
2018	QTR 3 & 4	390	87	27	8	53	42
2018	QTR 1 & 2	482	87	22	4	58	66
2017	QTR 3 & 4	313	67	19	2	36	42
2017	QTR 1 & 2	416	62	27	6	56	61
2016	QTR 3 & 4	440	57	13	3	46	54
2016	QTR 1 & 2	310	11	0	0	24	19

The ASB Policy came into effect on 22 February 2016. However, for reporting period consistency the starting period is from Jan16-Jun16 but only includes data from 22 Feb 2016.

The data on the number of warnings and strikes demonstrates that the ASB policy is effective, as less than 2% of the 6,828 Warnings issued proceeded to a Third Strike.

Likewise the number of tenants who receive a second or third strike is much smaller than the number who receive a Warning, again demonstrating that antisocial behaviour is not often repeated once a strike notice has been issued.

In 2024, the ASB dashboard was retrospectively adjusted to include all Serious antisocial behaviour managed under Section 87 of the Residential Tenancies Act 2010.

In 2024, the ASB dashboard was retrospectively adjusted to report substantiated Serious and Severe Illegal ASB incidents.

The issuing of a Warning or Strike is not the only effective strategy to manage antisocial behaviour, though it has a significant influence. Engagement with support services helps tenants causing antisocial behaviour to change their behaviour and stabilise their tenancy.

For more information regarding antisocial behaviour please refer to the DCJ website.

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Last updated: 05 Aug 2024