S1Q1 - Length of time lived in current town (city/village)
0 = Less than 1 year
98 = Don't know

S1Q2 - Ever lived outside NI (> 6mths)
1 = Yes
2 = No

S1Q2 - Lived outside NI - Elsewhere in UK
-1 = Skip from OUTOFNI
1 = Yes
2 = No

S1Q3 - Would you describe the place you live as...
1 = ...a big city
2 = the suburbs or outskirts of a big city
3 = a small city or town
4 = a country village
5 = or, a farm or home in the country?

S1Q4 - Were you/spouse born outside NI?
1 = Yes - self
2 = Yes - partner
3 = Yes - both
4 = No - neither

S1Q5 - Was either parent born outside NI?
1 = Neither parent born outside NI
2 = Yes - one parent born outside NI
3 = Yes - both parents born outside NI
8 = (Don't know)

S1Q6 - NI economy over the last year
1 = got stronger,
2 = got weaker,
3 = or, stayed about the same?
8 = (Don't know)

S1Q8 - Household income - The last year
1 = ...fallen behind prices
2 = kept up with prices
3 = or, gone up by more than prices?
8 = (Don't know)

S1Q9 - Government spending - 1st priority
1 = Education
2 = Defence
3 = Health
4 = Housing
5 = Public Transport
6 = Roads
7 = Police & Prisons
8 = Social Security Benefits
9 = Help for industry
10 = Overseas aid
11 = (NONE OF THESE)
98 = (Don't know)

S1Q9 - Government spending - 2nd priority
-1 = Skip from SPEND1
1 = Education
2 = Defence
3 = Health
4 = Housing
5 = Public Transport
6 = Roads
7 = Police & Prisons
8 = Social Security Benefits
9 = Help for industry
10 = Overseas aid
11 = (NONE OF THESE)
98 = (Don't know)

S1Q11 - Do you normally read any daily morning papers?
1 = Yes
2 = No
8 = (Don't know)

S1Q11A - Morning paper read most frequently
-1 = Skip from READPAP
1 = Daily Express
2 = Daily Mail
3 = Daily Mirror/Record
4 = Daily Star
5 = The Sun
6 = Daily Telegraph
7 = Financial Times
8 = The Guardian
9 = The Independent
10 = The Times
11 = Morning Star
12 = The News Letter
13 = The Irish News
14 = The Irish Times
94 = Other Irish/Northern Irish/Scottish regional or other local
95 = Other
98 = (Don't know)

S1Q13 - Internet access from this address
1 = Yes
2 = No
8 = Don't know

S2Q1 - Highest priority for extra government spending on education
1 = Nursery or pre-school children
2 = Primary school children
3 = Secondary school children
4 = Less able children with special needs
5 = Students at colleges or university
6 = None of these
8 = (Don't know)

S2Q2 - Next highest priority for extra government spending on education
-1 = Skip from EDPRIOR1
1 = Nursery or pre-school children
2 = Primary school children
3 = Secondary school children
4 = Less able children with special needs
5 = Students at colleges or university
6 = None of these
7 = (Dont know)
8 = (Don't know)

S2Q3 - Most useful for improving primary school education
1 = More information available about individual schools
2 = More links between parents and schools
3 = More resources for buildings, books and equipment
4 = Better quality teachers
5 = Smaller class sizes
6 = More emphasis on exams and tests
7 = More emphasis on developing the childs skills and interests
8 = Better leadership within individual schools
9 = Other (please specify)
98 = (Don't know)

S2Q4 - Next most useful for improving primary school education
-1 = Skip from IMPPRIM1
1 = More information available about individual schools
2 = More links between parents and schools
3 = More resources for buildings, books and equipment
4 = Better quality teachers
5 = Smaller class sizes
6 = More emphasis on exams and tests
7 = More emphasis on developing the childs skills and interests
8 = Better leadership within individual schools
9 = Other (please specify)
98 = (Don't know)

S2Q5 - Most useful for improving secondary/grammar school education
1 = More information available about individual schools
2 = More links between parents and schools
3 = More resources for buildings, books and equipment
4 = Better quality teachers
5 = Smaller class sizes
6 = More emphasis on exams and tests
7 = More emphasis on developing the childs skills and interests
8 = More training and preparation for jobs
9 = Better leadership within individual schools
10 = Other (please specify)
98 = (Don't know)

S2Q6 - Next most useful for improving secondary/grammar school education
-1 = Skip from IMPSEC1
1 = More information available about individual schools
2 = More links between parents and schools
3 = More resources for buildings, books and equipment
4 = Better quality teachers
5 = Smaller class sizes
6 = More emphasis on exams and tests
7 = More emphasis on developing the childs skills and interests
8 = More training and preparation for jobs
9 = Better leadership within individual schools
10 = Other (please specify)
98 = (Don't know)

S2Q7 - The 11+ puts too much pressure on 10 & 11 year olds
1 = Strongly agree
2 = Agree
3 = Neither agree nor disagree
4 = Disagree
5 = Strongly disagree
8 = (Can't choose)

S2Q8 - The current system of the 11+ & secondary/grammar schools...
1 = Works well enough as it is now
2 = Should be changed
3 = Other (specify)
8 = (Don't know)

S2Q9 - Which parts of the system need changed?
-1 = Skip from CHANGE11
1 = The 11+ test
2 = Secondary and grammar system
3 = Both
4 = Other (specify)
8 = (Don't know)

S2Q10 - View on sex education
1 = Sex education should only be taught by parents
2 = Certain topics should be taught by schools but most sex educ
3 = Sex education should be shared equally between parents and t
4 = Schools should teach most sex education topics but certain i
5 = All sex education should be dealt with by schools
8 = (Don't know)

S2Q11 - Sex education - Physical changes
-1 = Skip from SEXEDUC
1 = Yes
2 = No

Under or over retirement age
1 = Under retirement age
2 = Retirement age

S3Q1 - Older people treated better/worse
1 = Better
2 = Worse
3 = The same
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q2 - As you get older treated with more/less respect
1 = More respect
2 = Less respect
3 = (About the same)
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q3 - Do authorities in NI do enough for older people
1 = Do all they should
2 = Do too much
3 = Do not do enough
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q3A - Increase pensions / not enough money
-1 = Skip from AUTHOLD
1 = Yes
2 = No
9 = Missing

S3Q4 - Problems facing older people - Other
-1 = Skip from OPROBOTH
1 = Access to nursing home care
2 = Death
3 = Understanding access to benefits
4 = Pensions
5 = Crime
6 = Nobody takes them seriously
7 = Access to social/recreational activities
9 = Missing
10 = Having to remain in work
11 = Living through old age

S3Q5 - Older people are admired & respected by young people
1 = Agree strongly
2 = Agree slightly
3 = Disagree slightly
4 = Disagree strongly
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q7 - 50plus - treated with less dignity & respect by health/social care workers because of age
-1 = Skip - Respondent under 50
1 = Yes
2 = No
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q12 - 50s/up to retirement age - Financial Services
1 = Older people get as good a deal from this sector as anyone e
2 = Older people are treated less favourably by the financial se
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q14 - 50plus - You - How you were not treated well by financial sector
-2 = Skip from UDISCFS
-1 = Skip - Respondent under 50
1 = Refused loan / mortgage /credit
2 = Refused travel / car / home / life / health insurance
3 = Dont get same concessions / a bad deal / pay too much
4 = Problems getting loans / mortgages / credit
5 = Problems getting insurance
6 = Not given enough advice / help with forms
7 = Bad attitude of staff
9 = Missing
10 = Too young
11 = Other

S3Q15 - Friend/family member - How they were not treated well by financial sector
-1 = Skip from FDISCFS
1 = Refused loan / mortgage /credit
2 = Refused travel / car / home / life / health insurance
3 = Dont get same concessions / a bad deal / pay too much
4 = Problems getting loans / mortgages / credit
5 = Problems getting insurance
6 = Not given enough advice / help with forms
7 = Bad attitude of staff
9 = Missing
10 = Too young
11 = Other

S3Q16 - People over retirement age - Encouraged/discouraged from staying in paid employment
1 = Encouraged
2 = Discouraged
3 = Neither
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q18 - 50plus - You - How you were not been treated well by an employer
-2 = Skip from UDISCEMP
-1 = Skip - Respondent under 50
1 = Refused a job
2 = Forced to retire / made redundant
3 = Didnt get promotion
4 = Employers preferred younger workers
5 = Didnt get training
6 = Employer has a poor attitude to older people
7 = Other
9 = Missing

S3Q19 - Friend/family member - How they were not been treated well by an employer
-1 = Skip from FDISCEMP
1 = Refused a job
2 = Forced to retire / made redundant
3 = Didnt get promotion
4 = Employers preferred younger workers
5 = Didnt get training
6 = Employer has a poor attitude to older people
7 = Other
9 = Missing

S3Q20 - Against the law to refuse a person employment because of their age
1 = Yes, it is illegal
2 = No, it isn't illegal
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q21 - In favour/against - laws making it illegal to employ someone because of their age
1 = Strongly in favour
2 = In favour
3 = Neither in favour nor against
4 = Against
5 = Strongly against
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q22 - Against the law to refuse a person access to good & services because of age
1 = Against the law
2 = Not against the law
3 = Depends
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q24 - Which of these two statements comes closest to your point of view?
1 = A fixed retirement age is unfair to older workers who may wi
2 = Its better to have a set age for everyone so people know whe
3 = Other (Please Specify)
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q25 - Under retirement age - Working into retirement
-1 = Skip - Respondent over retirement age
1 = Prefer to work beyond the current retirement age
2 = Pefer to retire at the current retirement age
3 = Prefer to retire early
4 = It depends
5 = Already retired
6 = Not working for other reasons
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q25A - Retiring gradually - working part time
-1 = Skip - Respondent over retirement age
1 = Yes - part-time up to retirement age
2 = Yes - part after retirement age
3 = Yes - both
4 = No
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q26 - Offer job to older/younger woman
-1 = Skip - Respondent over retirement age
1 = Would want to offer it to the older woman
2 = Would want to offer it to the younger woman
3 = (It depends)
4 = Other (Please Specify)
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q26a - Why offer job to older woman? - Experience
-2 = Skip from JOBSEC
-1 = Skip - Respondent over retirement age
1 = Yes
2 = No
9 = Missing

S3Q27 - Treat older/younger man
1 = Younger man first
2 = Older man first
3 = (It depends)
4 = Other (Please Specify)
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q28 - Pension of £77.45 per week
1 = A good deal
2 = A reasonable deal
3 = A poor deal
4 = Other (Please Specify)
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q29 - Financial provision made for pensioners by state
1 = Very adequate
2 = Adequate
3 = Inadequate
4 = or, very inadequate?
5 = Other (Please Specify)
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q30 - Most people - Female relative in twenties wanted to marry man in fifties
1 = Would mind a lot
2 = Would mind a little
3 = Would not mind
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q2 - Are you a little closer to one party than to others?
-1 = Skip from NISUPPTY
1 = Yes
2 = No
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q3 - Supporter of which political party?
1 = Conservative
2 = Labour
3 = Liberal Democrat
4 = Ulster Unionist Party (UUP)
5 = Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP)
6 = Democratic Unionist Party (DUP)
7 = Alliance Party
8 = Sinn Fein
9 = Progressive Unionist Party (PUP)
11 = Women's Coalition
15 = Other Party (specify)
16 = (NONE)
17 = Other Answer (specify)
98 = (Don't know)

S4Q3A - General election - NI parties only - Support which party?
-1 = Skip from NIPTYID1
4 = Ulster Unionist Party (UUP)
5 = Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP)
6 = Democratic Unionist Party (DUP)
7 = Alliance Party
8 = Sinn Fein
9 = Progressive Unionist Party (PUP)
11 = Women's Coalition
15 = Other Party (specify)
16 = (NONE)
17 = Other Answer (specify)
98 = (Don't know)

S4Q3B - Strength of support for political party
-1 = Skip from NIPTYID1 or NIPTYID3
1 = Very strong
2 = Fairly strong
3 = Not very strong
8 = (Don't know)

S4A4A - First preference in next NI Assembly elections
-1 = Skip from ELECTO3
1 = Ulster Unionist Party (UUP)
2 = Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP)
3 = Democratic Unionist Party (DUP)
4 = Alliance Party
5 = Sinn Fein
6 = Progressive Unionist Party (PUP)
7 = Womens Coalition
8 = Women's Coalition
9 = (Did not vote)
10 = (Not eligible/too young to vote)
11 = Other Party
12 = (Did not vote)
13 = (Not eligible/too young to vote)
15 = Refused
98 = (Don't know)

S4Q5 - Difference made by who wins NI Assembly elections
1 = A great deal
2 = Quite a lot
3 = Some
4 = Not very much
5 = None at all
6 = (Dont know)
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q7 - Party voted for in 2001 general election
1 = Ulster Unionist Party (UUP)
2 = Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP)
3 = Democratic Unionist Party (DUP)
4 = Alliance Party
5 = Sinn Fein
6 = Progressive Unionist Party (PUP)
7 = Womens Coalition
8 = Women's Coalition
9 = (Did not vote)
10 = (Not eligible/too young to vote)
11 = Other Party
12 = (Did not vote)
13 = (Not eligible/too young to vote)
15 = Refused
98 = (Don't know)

S4Q8 - Unionist/nationalist/neither
1 = Unionist
2 = Nationalist
3 = Neither
4 = Other (specify)
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q9 - United Ireland - Next 20 years
1 = Very likely
2 = Quite likely
3 = Quite unlikely
4 = Very unlikely
5 = (Even chance)
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q10 - Long term policy for NI
1 = ...to remain part of the United Kingdom
2 = or, to reunify with the rest of Ireland?
3 = (Independent state)
4 = Other (specify)
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q10A - If majority of people ever voted for a United Ireland
-1 = Skip from NIRELAND
1 = ...would find this almost impossible to accept
2 = ...would not like it, but could live with it if you had to
3 = or, would happily accept the wishes of the majority?
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q11 - Last NI Assembly achieved
1 = ...a lot
2 = a little,
3 = or, nothing at all?
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q12 - How good a job Assembly & Executive did in day to day running
1 = a good job
2 = neither a good nor a bad job
3 = or a bad job?
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q14 - Abolition of Assembly & NI governed as it was before devolution
1 = be pleased,
2 = be sorry,
3 = or, not mind much either way?
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q15 - Who benefited most from the Good Friday agreement
1 = Unionists benefited a LOT more than nationalists
2 = Unionists benefited a LITTLE more than nationalists
3 = Nationalists benefited a LOT more than unionists
4 = Nationalists benefited a LITTLE more than unionists
5 = Unionists and nationalists benefited EQUALLY
6 = Other (specify)
7 = (Neither side benefited)
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q16 - How would you vote in the Good Friday Agreement today?
1 = Yes
2 = No
3 = I wouldn't vote
4 = (Not registered to vote)
8 = (Don't know)
9 = (Refused)

S4Q17 - How did you vote on the 1998 referendum on The Agreement?
1 = I voted Yes
2 = I voted No
3 = I didnt vote
4 = I wasnt registered to vote
8 = (Don't know/can't remember)
9 = (Refused)

S4Q18 - Statement closest to own view of The Agreement
1 = The Agreement is basically right and just needs to be implem
2 = The Agreement is basically right but the specifics need to b
3 = The Agreement is basically wrong and should be renegotiated
4 = The Agreement is basically wrong and should be abandoned
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q19 - Statement closest to own view of government in UK
1 = Works extremely well and could not be improved
2 = Could be improved in small ways but mainly works well
3 = Could be improved quite a lot
4 = Needs a great deal of improvement
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q20 - Agree/disagree - those we elect lose touch pretty quickly
1 = Agree strongly
2 = Agree
3 = Neither agree nor disagree
4 = Disagree
5 = Disagree strongly
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q21 - Devolutions impact on the UK
1 = Strengthened
2 = Weakened
3 = Made no difference
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q22 - UK government - trust to work in NI best interests
1 = Just about always
2 = Most of the time
3 = Only some of the time
4 = Almost never
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q25 - Which one best describes how you think of yourself
-1 = Skip from IDNONE or IDDK
1 = British
2 = English
3 = European
4 = Irish
5 = Northern Irish
6 = Scottish
7 = Ulster
8 = Welsh
9 = Other
98 = (Don't know)

S4Q26 - Proud of being British
1 = Very proud
2 = Somewhat proud
3 = Not very proud
4 = Not at all proud
5 = Don't see self as British at all
6 = Other (specify)
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q27 - Proud of being Irish
1 = Very proud
2 = Somewhat proud
3 = Not very proud
4 = Not at all proud
5 = Don't see self as Irish at all
6 = Other (specify)
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q28 - Union Jack - Proud/hostile
1 = Very proud
2 = A bit proud
3 = Does not feel much either way
4 = A bit hostile
5 = Very hostile
6 = (It depends)
7 = Other (specify)
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q30 - Most influence over the way NI is run
1 = A Northern Ireland Assembly
2 = The UK government at Westminister
3 = Local councils in Northern Ireland
4 = Or, the European Union?
5 = Other (specify)
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q31 - Education - after devolution
1 = Better
2 = Worse
3 = Same
4 = Other answer
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q33 - To what extent should ROI be involved in NI affairs
1 = A lot,
2 = A little,
3 = Or not at all?
4 = Other (specify)
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q34 - Influence the UK has in the world
1 = A great deal,
2 = Quite a lot,
3 = Some,
4 = Not very much,
5 = Or none at all?
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q35 - Any NI government should have to ensure that Protestants & Catholics share power
1 = Strongly agree
2 = Agree
3 = Neither agree nor disagree
4 = Disagree
5 = Strongly disagree
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q36 - Reform of the police in NI
1 = Gone too far
2 = Not gone far enough
3 = About right
4 = (Other answer)
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q37 - Which statement is closest to your view?
1 = NI should become independent,separate from UK & EU
2 = NI should become independent,separate from UK but part of EU
3 = NI should remain part of UK,with its own elected parliament
4 = NI should remain part of UK,with its own elected assembly
5 = NI should remain part of the UK without an elected assembly
6 = NI should unify with the Republic of Ireland
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q38 - Paramilitary groups still involved in violence
1 = No - ceasefires are intact
2 = Yes - Republican paramilitaries
3 = Yes - Loyalist paramilitaries
4 = Yes - both Republican and Loyalist paramilitaries
5 = Other (specify)
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q39 - Should parties linked to paramilitaries be allowed in NI Executive?
1 = Yes
2 = No
3 = Other (specify)
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q40 - Sympathy with reasons for violence - Loyalist
1 = A lot of sympathy,
2 = A little sympathy,
3 = Or no sympathy at all?
8 = (Don't know)
9 = (Refused / NA)

S5Q1A - Does illness/disability limit activities
-1 = Skip from DISAB1
1 = Yes
2 = No

S5Q1B - Ever had a long-term illness that affected your activities?
-1 = Skip from LIMDISAB
1 = Yes
2 = No

S5Q2 - Disability - with a difficulty getting around or moving from place to place
1 = Yes
2 = No
3 = Depends (e.g. on severity or specific nature of condition or
8 = (Don't know)

S5Q14 - Who has disability - Spouse/partner
-1 = Skip from KNOWDIS
1 = Yes
2 = No

S5Q15 - Post Office - Feel - Annoyed, irritated
-1 = Skip from Serial (odd)
1 = Yes
2 = No

S5Q17 - Bus Stop - Feel - Annoyed, irritated
-1 = Skip from Serial (even)
1 = Yes
2 = No

S5Q28 - Concerned - House in area converted to hostel for mentally ill
1 = Very concerned
2 = Just a bit concerned
3 = Unconcerned
4 = Other (Please Specify)
8 = (Don't know)

S5Q32 - Suppose two people with Downs Syndrome want to marry & have children
1 = Encouraged
2 = Discouraged
3 = Neither
4 = Other (Please Specify)
8 = (Don't know)

S5Q33A - Any disabled people attend these - Clubs or societies of any kind
-1 = Skip from GOCLUB
1 = Yes
2 = No
8 = (Don't know)

S5Q33A - Any disabled people attend these - Community organisations
-1 = Skip from GOCOMORG
1 = Yes
2 = No
8 = (Don't know)

S5Q33A - Any disabled people attend these - Church groups or other religious organisations
-1 = Skip from GOCHORG
1 = Yes
2 = No
8 = (Don't know)

S5Q33A - Any disabled people attend these - Voluntary activities
-1 = Skip from GOVOLACT
1 = Yes
2 = No
8 = (Don't know)

S5Q33A - Any disabled people attend these - Other organised group activities
-1 = Skip from GOOTHGRP
1 = Yes
2 = No
8 = (Don't know)

S6Q1 - Relations between Protestants & Catholics - better/worse than 5 years ago
1 = Better
2 = Worse
3 = About the same
4 = Other (specify)
8 = Don't know

S6Q3 - Do you think religion will always make a difference to the way people feel about each other in NI?
1 = Yes
2 = No
3 = Other (specify)
8 = Don't know

S6Q4 - Type of neighbourhood you would prefer to live in
1 = Own religion only
2 = Mixed-religion neighbourhood
3 = Other (specify)
4 = (Not bothered/Don't care)
8 = Don't know

S6Q5 - Type of workplace you would prefer to work in
1 = Own religion only
2 = Mixed-religion workplace
3 = Other (specify)
4 = (Would not matter)
8 = Don't know

S6Q6 - Type of school you would prefer to send your children to
1 = Own religion only
2 = Mixed-religion school
3 = Other (specify)
8 = Don't know

S6Q8 - Which of these best describes the way you think of yourself?
1 = British
2 = Irish
3 = Ulster
4 = Northern Irish
5 = Other (specify)
8 = Don't know

S6Q9 - Mind a little/lot - Most people - If person of different religion was appointed there boss
1 = Would mind a lot
2 = Would mind a little
3 = Would not mind
8 = Don't know

S6Q13 - Mind a little/lot - Most white people - If person of Chinese origin was appointed their boss
-1 = Skip from RACE1
1 = Would mind a lot
2 = Would mind a little
3 = Would not mind
8 = Don't know

S6Q18 - Peace process - Next few years
1 = I feel confident about the future
2 = I feel optimistic about the future
3 = I have mixed feelings
4 = I am worried about the future
5 = NONE OF THESE
8 = Don't know

S6Q19 - I am confident that my own cultural tradition is protected in NI these days
1 = Strongly agree
2 = Agree
3 = Neither agree nor disagree
4 = Disagree
5 = Strongly disagree
8 = Don't know

S6Q20 - Intimidated by republican murals, kerb paintings or flags
1 = Yes
2 = No
3 = Other (specify)
4 = (Dont know)
8 = Don't know

S6Q24 - In general, are Protestants & Catholics in NI treated equally?
1 = Yes
2 = No
3 = (It depends)
4 = Other (specify)
8 = Don't know

S6Q25 - Who is usually treated better?
-1 = Skip from EQUALRLG
1 = Protestants
2 = Catholics
3 = (It depends)
4 = Other (specify)
8 = Don't know
9 = Missing

S6Q26 - How treated better - Job opportunities
-2 = Skip from WHOBETT
-1 = Skip from EQUALRLG
1 = Yes
2 = No
9 = Not answered

S6Q27 - Which area is equality the most important?
-1 = Skip from EQUALRLG
1 = Job opportunities
2 = Housing
3 = Expressing their own culture
4 = Treatment by the police
5 = Educational opportunities
6 = Other (specify)
7 = (Should be treated equally in all these areas)
8 = Don't know
9 = Not answered

S6Q29 - Catholics treated better 5 years ago
1 = Treated better than 5 years ago
2 = Treated worse than 5 years ago
3 = Treated the same as 5 years ago
8 = Don't know

S6Q30 - How much would it matter how many people there were of your own religion at the workplace?
1 = a lot
2 = a bit
3 = or, not at all?
8 = Don't know

S6Q31 - Applying for a job - Would you avoid workplaces in a mainly Protestant area?
1 = Yes, definitely
2 = Yes, probably
3 = Probably not
4 = Definitely not
8 = Don't know

S6Q33 - Last ten years - been refused a job because of your religion
1 = Yes
2 = No
3 = Have not worked in last ten years
8 = Don't know

S6Q34 - Last ten years - treated unfairly promotion/better position because of your religion
-1 = Skip from PROMREL
1 = Yes
2 = No
8 = Don't know

S6Q37 - Agree/Disagree - Equality laws protect Catholics at the expense of Protestants
1 = Strongly agree
2 = Agree
3 = Neither agree or disagree
4 = Disagree
5 = Strongly disagree
8 = Don't know

S7Q1 - Housing tenure
1 = Own - outright
2 = Own - buying on mortgage
3 = Own - buying on Co-ownership Scheme
4 = Rent - Housing Executive
5 = Rent - Housing Association
6 = Rent - Private Landlord
7 = Other (specify)
8 = Don't know

S7Q2 - Number in household
1 = Respondent Only
2 = 2
3 = 3
4 = 4
5 = 5
6 = 6
7 = 7
8 = 8
9 = 9
10 = 10
11 = 11
12 = 12

S7Q2b - Age - Respondent
-9 = DONT KNOW
-7 = REFUSED
97 = 97+
98 = Don't know
99 = Refused

S7Q2c - Sex - Respondent
1 = Male
2 = Female

Age Group - Respondent
1 = 0-17
2 = 18-24
3 = 25-44
4 = 45-64
5 = 65-74
6 = 75+
7 = (Dont know/Refused)

S7Q2 - Relationship to respondent
1 = Respondent
2 = Spouse / partner
3 = Son / Daughter
4 = Parent / Parent in Law
5 = Other Relative
6 = Other non-relative

S7Q4 - Marital status
1 = Single (never married)
2 = Married
3 = Living as married
4 = Separated
5 = Divorced
6 = Widowed

S7Q5a - Highest Educational Qualification
1 = Degree Level or higher
2 = BTEC(Higher),BEC(Higher),TEC(Higher),HNC,HND
3 = GCE ALevel (including NVQ Level 3)
4 = BTEC(National),TEC(National),BEC(National),ONC,OND
5 = GCSE(including NVQ Level 2),GCE OLevel(including CSE Grade 1
6 = CSE (other than Grade 1)
7 = No formal qualification
8 = Other (specify)

S7Q5tea - Age when completed continuous full-time education
1 = 15 or under
2 = 16
3 = 17
4 = 18
5 = 19 or over
6 = Still at school
7 = Still at college or university
8 = Other (specify)
98 = (Dont know/Cant remember)

S7Q6 - Employment status
1 = Working Full-time
2 = Working Part-time
3 = Not working (seeking work)
4 = On a Government Training Scheme
5 = On ACE (Action for Community Employment)
6 = Retired
7 = In full-time education
8 = Looking after the home
9 = Permanently sick or disabled
10 = Not working (and not seeking work)
11 = Caring for elderly or disabled person full-time
12 = Other (specify)

S7Q6a - Hours worked per week
-1 = Skip from RECNTACT
98 = Don't know

S7Q6b - Currently a member of a trade union
-1 = Skip from RECNTACT
1 = Yes
2 = No
8 = (Don't know)

S7Q7 - Have you ever had a job
-1 = skip from RECNTACT
1 = Yes
2 = No

S7Q11 - Employee/self-employed
-1 = Skip from RJOBCHK
1 = An employee
2 = or, Self-employed
8 = (Don't know)

S7Q12 - Manager/foreman/supervisor
-2 = Skip from REMPSEMP
-1 = Skip from RJOBCHK
1 = A manager
2 = A Foreman or supervisor
3 = Neither
8 = (Don't know)

S7Q12A - Number of people managed/supervised
-3 = Skip from RMANFORE
-2 = Skip from REMPSEMP
-1 = Skip from RJOBCHK
998 = Dont know

S7Q13 - Sector
-2 = Skip from REMPSEMP
-1 = Skip from RJOBCHK
1 = Public Sector
2 = Private Sector
3 = Voluntary/Charity Sector
4 = Other Organisation (specify)
8 = (Don't know)

S7Q14a - How many employees at workplace?
-2 = SKIP FROM REMPSEMP
-1 = SKIP FROM RJOBCHK
1 = Fewer than 10
2 = 10-24
3 = 25-99
4 = 100-499
5 = 500 or more
8 = (Don't know)

S7Q14b - How many employees did you have?
-2 = SKIP FROM REMPSEMP
-1 = SKIP FROM RJOBCHK
998 = (Don't know)

S7Q15 - Employment status - spouse
-1 = Skip from RMARSTAT
1 = Working Full-time
2 = Working Part-time
3 = Not working (seeking work)
4 = On a Government Training Scheme
5 = On ACE (Action for Comm Employment)
6 = Retired
7 = In full-time education
8 = Looking after the home
9 = Permanently sick or disabled
10 = Not working (and not seeking work)
11 = Caring for elderly or disabled person full-time
12 = Other (specify)
99 = (Refused)

S7Q15a - Hours worked per week - spouse
-2 = Skip from ECNACTS
-1 = Skip from RMARSTAT
98 = Don't know

S7Q15b - Ever had a job - spouse
-2 = skip from ECNACTS
-1 = Skip from RMARSTAT
1 = Yes
2 = No

S7Q19 - Employee/self-employed - spouse
-2 = Skip from SJOBCHK
-1 = Skip from RMARSTAT
1 = An employee
2 = or, Self-employed
8 = (Don't know)

S7Q20 - Manager/foreman/supervisor - spouse
-3 = Skip from SEMPSEMP
-2 = Skip from SJOBCHK
-1 = Skip from RMARSTAT
1 = A manager
2 = A Foreman or supervisor
3 = Neither
8 = (Don't know)

S7Q21 - Sector - spouse
-3 = Skip from SEMPSEMP
-2 = Skip from SJOBCHK
-1 = Skip from RMARSTAT
1 = Public Sector
2 = Private Sector
3 = Voluntary/Charity Sector
4 = Other Organisation (specify)
8 = (Don't know)

S7Q22a - How many employees at spouses workplace?
-3 = Skip from SEMPSEMP
-2 = Skip from SJOBCHK
-1 = Skip from RMARSTAT
1 = Fewer than 10
2 = 10-24
3 = 25-99
4 = 100-499
5 = 500 or more
8 = (Don't know)

S7Q22b - How many employees did spouse have?
-3 = Skip from SEMPSEMP
-2 = Skip from SJOBCHK
-1 = Skip from RMARSTAT
998 = (Don't know)

S7Q23 - Do you belong to any particular religion?
1 = No religion
2 = Catholic
3 = Church of Ireland / Anglican / Episcopal
4 = Baptist
5 = Methodist
6 = Presbyterian
7 = Free Presbyterian
8 = Brethren
9 = United Reform Church (URC)/ Congregational
10 = Pentecostal
11 = Church of Scotland
12 = Elim Pentecostal
13 = Reformed Presbyterian
14 = Non-subscribing Presbyterian
15 = Salvation Army
16 = Church of Nazarene
17 = Jehovahs Witness
18 = Mormon
19 = Protestant - no denomination
20 = Christian - no denomination
21 = Hindu
22 = Jewish
23 = Islam / Muslim
24 = Sikh
25 = Buddhist
26 = Other (specify)
30 = Other Christian
31 = Non-Christian
98 = Don't know
99 = (Refused)

S7Q23A - Family religion
-1 = Skip from RELIGION
1 = No religion
2 = Catholic
3 = Church of Ireland / Anglican / Episcopal
4 = Baptist
5 = Methodist
6 = Presbyterian
7 = Free Presbyterian
8 = Brethren
9 = United Reform Church (URC)/ Congregational
10 = Pentecostal
11 = Church of Scotland
12 = Elim Pentecostal
13 = Reformed Presbyterian
14 = Non-subscribing Presbyterian
15 = Salvation Army
16 = Church of Nazarene
17 = Jehovahs Witness
18 = Mormon
19 = Protestant - no denomination
20 = Christian - no denomination
21 = Hindu
22 = Jewish
23 = Islam / Muslim
24 = Sikh
25 = Buddhist
26 = Other (specify)
30 = Other Christian
31 = Non-Christian
98 = (Dont know)
99 = (Refused)

S7Q24 - How often do you attend services or meetings connected with your religion?
-2 = Skip from FAMRELIG
-1 = Skip from RELIGION
1 = Once a week or more
2 = 2 to 3 times a month
3 = Once a month
4 = Several times a year
5 = Less frequently
6 = Never
8 = (Don't know)

S7Q24a - Is husband/wife/partner the same religion as you?
-3 = SKIP FROM RMARSTAT
-2 = Skip from FAMRELIG
-1 = Skip from RELIGION
1 = Yes, same religion
2 = No, not same religion
3 = No religion at all

S7Q24b - Have you ever attended a (Catholic/Protestant) religious service in NI?
-1 = Skip from RELIGION
1 = Yes
2 = No
8 = (Don't know/can't remember)

S7Q24c - How often in the last year?
-2 = Skip from ATTOTH
-1 = Skip from RELIGION
1 = Not at all
2 = Once or twice
3 = More often

S7Q24d - If you were invited to attend a wedding in a (Protestant/Catholic) church would you be happy to go?
-2 = Skip from ATTOTH
-1 = Skip from RELIGION
1 = Yes
2 = No
3 = (It depends)
4 = Other
8 = (Don't know)

S7Q25a - Formally integrated or just mixed?
-1 = Skip from SLFMXSCH
1 = Integrated school
2 = School that was just fairly mixed
8 = (Don't know)

S7Q26 - Any child in your care ever attended mixed/integrated school?
1 = Yes
2 = No
3 = My children are not yet at school
4 = Never had any children (in my care)
8 = (Don't know)

S7Q29 - Personal income
1 = Under £3,000 per annum (less than £60 per week)
2 = £3,000-£3,999 per annum (£60 - £80 per week)
3 = £4,000-£6,999 per annum (£80 - £135 per week)
4 = £7,000-£9,999 per annum (£135 - £195 per week)
5 = £10,000-£14,999 per annum (£195 - £290 per week)
6 = £15,000-£19,999 per annum (£290 - £385 per week)
7 = £20,000-£25,999 per annum (£385 - £500 per week)
8 = £26,000-£29,999 per annum (£500 - £580 per week)
9 = £30,000-£39,999 per annum (£580 - £770 per week)
10 = £40,000+ per annum (more than £770 per week)
11 = I DO NOT WISH TO ANSWER THIS QUESTION
98 = Don't know

S7Q30 - Total Household Income
-1 = Skip from PERSINCM
1 = Under £3,000 per annum (less than £60 per week)
2 = £3,000 - £3,999 per annum (£60 - £80 per week)
3 = £4,000 - £6,999 per annum (£80 - £135 per week)
4 = £7,000 - £9,999 per annum (£135 - £195 per week)
5 = £10,000 - £14,999 per annum (£195 - £290 per week)
6 = £15,000 - £19,999 per annum (£290 - £385 per week)
7 = £20,000 - £25,999 per annum (£385 - £500 per week)
8 = £26,000 - £29,999 per annum (£500 - £580 per week)
9 = £30,000 - £39,999 per annum (£580 - £770 per week)
10 = £40,000 + per annum (£770+ per week)
11 = I DO NOT WISH TO ANSWER THIS QUESTION
98 = Don't know

NS-SEC Analytical Classes - Respondent
1.1 = LGE EMPLOYERS + HIGHER MAN OCCUPATIONS
1.2 = HIGHER PROFESSIONAL OCCUPATIONS
2 = LOWER MANAGERIAL + PRO OCCUPTIONS
3 = INTERMEDIATE OCCUPATIONS
4 = SMALL EMPLOYERS + OWN ACCOUNT WORKERS
5 = LOWER SUPERVISORY + TECHNICAL OCCUPATIONS
6 = SEMI-ROUTINE OCCUPATIONS
7 = ROUTINE OCCUPATIONS
8 = NEVER WORKED + LONG-TERM UNEMPLOYED
9 = NOT CLASSIFIED

Respondents Social Class
0 = Professional
1 = Managerial/technical
2 = Skilled non-manual
3 = Skilled manual
4 = Partly skilled
5 = Unskilled
6 = Unskilled occupations
9 = Unknown

DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN GIVEN PRIORITY
-1 = Skip, no self-completion
1 = Strongly agree
2 = Agree
3 = Neither agree nor disagree
4 = Disagree
5 = Strongly disagree
8 = Can't choose
9 = Missing

AGAINST LAW REFUSE JOB DUE TO DISABILITY
-1 = Skip, no self-completion
1 = Against the law
2 = Not against the law
3 = Depends
8 = Don't know
9 = Missing

HIGHEST PRIORITY FOR N.I.
-1 = Skip, no self-completion
1 = Maintain order in the nation
2 = Give people more say in government decisions
3 = Fight rising prices
4 = Protect freedom of speech
8 = Can't choose
9 = Missing

TOO MANY/TOO FEW ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES
-1 = Skip, no self-completion
1 = Too many elected representatives
2 = Too few elected representatives
3 = About the right number
8 = Can't choose
9 = Missing

REDUCE NUMBER MEPS
-1 = Skip, no self-completion
1 = Yes
2 = No
8 = Don't know
9 = Missing

COUNCILS EFFECTIVE DELIVERING SERVICES
-1 = Skip, no self-completion
1 = Very effective
2 = Quite effective
3 = Neither effective nor ineffective
4 = Ineffective
5 = Very ineffective
8 = Don't know
9 = Missing

TOO MANY/TOO FEW COUNCILS IN N.I.
-1 = Skip, no self-completion
1 = Too many councils
2 = About the right number
3 = Too few
8 = Don't know
9 = Missing

AWARE WORK OF CIVIC FORUM
-1 = Skip, no self-completion
1 = Yes
2 = No
9 = Missing

CIVIC FORUM EFFECTIVE FOR CONSULTATION
-2 = Skip from KNOWCFOR
-1 = Skip, no self-completion
1 = Very effective
2 = Quite effective
3 = Neither effective nor ineffective
4 = Ineffective
5 = Very ineffective
8 = Don't know
9 = Missing

NI Party identification (derived)
4 = Ulster Unionist Party (UUP)
5 = Social Democratic & Labour Party (SDLP)
6 = Democratic Unionist Party (DUP)
7 = Alliance Party
8 = Sinn Fein
9 = Progressive Unionist Party (PUP)
10 = Ulster Democratic Party (UDP)
11 = Women's Coalition
15 = Other Party (specify)
16 = (None)
17 = Other Answer (specify)
98 = (Don't know)

Has children 16 or under
1 = Children 16 or under
2 = No children 16 or under

Religion - categorised
1 = Catholic
2 = Protestant
3 = No religion

Age - categorised
1 = 18-24
2 = 25-34
3 = 35-44
4 = 45-54
5 = 55-64
6 = 65+

0 = Professional
1 = Managerial/technical
2 = Skilled non-manual
3 = Skilled manual
4 = Partly skilled
5 = Unskilled
9 = Unknown