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Information is considered to be an important prerequisite for the process of social policy making. In the practice of policy preparation however, important problems exist in prowding all the information deerned necessa~. This paper discusses the possibility qf using legal knowledge-based systems to enhance the usability of ahta sets. As I will show, the method of Knowledge Based Microsimulation may be used to enrich data sets with information about the micro-effects of different social policies (existing or proposed). In several experiments in the context of The Netherlands’ General Assistance Act, it was found that this process of enrichment can produce very reliable results, and that there is a high correspondence between the outcomes of the simulations and the decisions made in administrative practice. This high correspondence is also interesting in view of discussions about the role of legislation in public administration. It may well lead to a reevaluation of legislation as a f~tor in administrative decision making.

Enhancing the applicability of empirical data using legal knowledge based systems