CONSTIT: Constituency Q1: How long have you lived in the town where you live now? Q2: Have you ever lived outside of Northern Ireland for more than six months? Q2A: Did you live elsewhere in the United Kingdom? Q2AA: Did you live in the Republic of Ireland? Q2AB: Did you live outside the British Isles? Q3: How much interest do you generally have in what is going on in politics? Q4: Are you satisfied with the way with the way democracy works in Northern Ireland? Q5A: Are there not more women in politics in Northern Ireland because women lose votes? Q5B: Are there not more women in politics in Northern Ireland because women are not given the opportunities by political parties? Q5C: Are there not more women in politics in Northern Ireland because men are better politicians than women? Q6: Did you vote in the referendum? Q6A: How did you vote in the referendum? Q6B: How long before the referendum did you decide that would vote the way you did? Q6C: Was there any time in the campaign when you considered voting a different way? Q7: If you had voted, would you have voted Yes or No? Q8: Did you read the Agreement itself? Q8A: Did you read all of it in detail? Q9: Which of these statements (on support for the agreement) comes closest to your own view? Q10A: Does Northern Ireland have the right to become part of united Ireland if a majority of people vote to do so? Q10B: Will prisoners not be released if the paramilitary organisations to which they belong have not decommissioned their weapons? Q10C: If parties win a significant number of seats in the Assembly are they guaranteed a place in the Executive? Q10D: Can no key decision be made by the Assembly unless 40% of unionist and nationalist representatives agree? Q10E: Are parties with links to paramilitary organisations that have not decommissioned weapons allowed a place on the Executive? Q10F: Could the commission on policing recommend the creation of a new police force? Q11: Has the Good Friday Agreement benefited unionists or nationalists more? Q12: What do you think the long-term policy for Northern Ireland should be? Q13: Do you think it likely that there will be a united Ireland within the next 20 years? Q14A: Do you support the guarantee that NI will remain part of the UK as long as the majority wish this? Q14B: Do you support the creation of North-South bodies? Q14C: Do you support the setting up of a Northern Ireland Assembly? Q14D: Do you support the removal of the Republic of Ireland's constitutional claim to Northern Ireland? Q14E: Do you support the creation of a commission into the future of the RUC? Q14F: do you support the decommissioning of paramilitary weapons? Q14G: Do you support the early release of prisoners? Q14H: Do you support the requirement that the new Executive is power-sharing? Q15A: Do you agree that nobody with links to paramilitaries that still have weapons should be allowed to be a government minister? Q15B: Do you agree that the RUC makes it too difficult for Catholics to join? Q15C: Do you agree that prisoners should not be released until the paramilitaries have handed in their weapons? Q15D: Do you agree that the RUC is a police force that everyone in Northern Ireland should be proud of? Q16: Did you vote in the Assembly election? Q16A: Did you vote in this constituency? Q16B: Did respondent complete interview mock ballot paper? Q16CA: Did you choose your first preference candidate because they were in favour of the Good Friday Agreement? Q16CB: Did you choose your first preference candidate because they were against the Good Friday Agreement? Q16CC: Did you choose your first preference candidate because their views were close to your own? Q16CD: Did you choose your first preference candidate because you wanted somebody who would work hard for local people? Q16D: Did you take any notice of advice from parties on how to order your preferences? Q16E: Should the party leaders of your first preference vote be willing to compromise? Q17A: Has the Agreement finally broken the political deadlock in Northern Ireland? Q17B: Should parties elected to the Assembly try to make it a success even if opposed to Agreement? Q17C: Will the Assembly last? Q17D: Will the Agreement lead to a lasting peace in Northern Ireland Q17E: Will the Agreement bring economic prosperity to Northern Ireland? Q18A: Are you in favour of the UUP? Q18B: Are you in favour of the DUP? Q18C: Are you in favour of the Alliance party? Q18D: Are you in favour of Sinn Fein? Q18E: Are you in favour of the SDLP? Q18F: Are you in favour of the PUP? Q18G: Are you in favour of the UK Unionist Party? Q18H: Are you in favour of the UDP? Q18I: Are you in favour of the Women's Coalition? Q19A: Would you trust Gerry Adams to act in the best interests of all the people in Northern Ireland? Q19B: Would you trust John Alderdice to act in the best interests of all the people in Northern Ireland? Q19C: Would you trust David Ervine to act in the best interests of all the people in Northern Ireland? Q19D: Would you trust John Hume to act in the best interests of all the people in Northern Ireland? Q19E: Would you trust Robert McCartney to act in the best interests of all the people in Northern Ireland? Q19F: Would you trust Gary McMichael to act in the best interests of all the people in Northern Ireland? Q19G: Would you trust Monica McWilliams to act in the best interests of all the people in Northern Ireland? Q19H: Would you trust Ian Paisley to act in the best interests of all the people in Northern Ireland? Q19I: Would you trust David Trimble to act in the best interests of all the people in Northern Ireland? Q19J: Would you trust none of these politicians to act in the best interests of all the people in Northern Ireland? Q20: What is the 1st most important thing for the assembly to bring about? Q20A: What is the 2nd most important thing for the assembly to bring about? Q20B: What is the 3rd most important thing for the assembly to bring about? Q21: Is divorce wrong? Q22: Are sexual relations between the same sex wrong? Q23: Is abortion wrong? Q24: Please tick whichever box is closest to your views on the future of Northern Ireland (constitutional scale). Q24A: Please tick whichever box comes closest to the views of the UUP Q24B: Please tick whichever box comes closest to the views of the SDLP Q24C: Please tick whichever box comes closest to the views of the DUP Q24D: Please tick whichever box comes closest to the views of the Alliance Party Q24E: Please tick whichever box comes closest to the views of Sinn Fein CQ1: How much say should a Westminster government have in the way NI is run (self-completion)? CQ2: How much say should an Irish government have in the way NI is run (self-completion)? CQ3A: Do ordinary working people get their fair share of the nation's wealth? CQ3B: Is there one law for the rich and one for the poor? CQ3C: Is there a need for strong trade unions to protect employees' working conditions and wages? CQ3D: Is private enterprise the best way to solve Northern Ireland's economic problems? CQ3E: Should major public services and industries be in state ownership? CQ3F: Is it the government's responsibility to provide a job for everyone who wants one? Q25: How fair was the recent assembly election in NI? Q26: Do parties in NI care what ordinary people think? Q27: Do politicians know what ordinary people think? Q28: Does who you vote for make any difference to what happens? Q29: Do people in NI usually say what they think about politics? Q30: What party did you vote for in the forum election? Q31: Do you think of yourself as British/Irish/Ulster/Northern Irish? Q32: Do you think of yourself as a unionist, a nationalist, or neither? Q33: Was your father a unionist/nationalist? Q34: Was your mother a unionist/nationalist? Q35: Is there a lot of prejudice against Catholics? Q36: Is there a lot of prejudice against Protestants? Q37: Are relations between Protestants and Catholics better than they were 5 years ago? Q38: Will relations between Protestants and Catholics be better in 5 years time? Q39: How many of your friends are the same religion as you? Q40: How many of your relatives are the same religion as you? Q41: How many of your neighbours are the same religion as you? Q42: Would you mind if a close relative were to marry someone of a different religion? Q43: Would you prefer to live in a neighbourhood with people of only your own religion? Q44: Would you prefer a school with children of only your own religion? Q45: Are you very religious? Q46: Do you have sympathy with the reasons why some Loyalist groups have used violence? Q47: Do you have sympathy with the reasons why some Republican groups have used violence? Q48A: Is the right to march an important freedom? Q48B: Should no marches be allowed through areas of another tradition unless the residents approve? NIPARTY: Political party support Q50A: Were you ever caught up in an explosion? Q50B: Were you ever caught up in a hijacking? Q50C: Were you ever caught up in a riot? Q51: Did you have your house searched because of the troubles? Q52: Were any of your family or close relatives killed or injured because of the violence? Q53: Did you know anyone (not family or relatives) who was killed or injured in the violence Q54: Were you a victim of any violent incidents? Q55: Were you intimidated because of the troubles?