S1Q1 - How long have you lived in the town (city, village) where you live now?
1 = 0 - 5 years
2 = 6 - 10 years
3 = 11 - 20 years
4 = 21 - 30 years
5 = 31 - 40 years
6 = 41 - 50 years
7 = 51 years or more
98 = Don't know

S1Q2 - Have you ever lived outside of Northern Ireland for more than six months?
1 = Yes
2 = No

S1Q2a - Elsewhere in the United Kingdom
-1 = SKIP FROM OUTOFNI
1 = Yes
2 = No

S1Q3 - Would you describe the place where 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 - Looking back over the last year or so, would you say that Northern Irelands economy has…
1 = got stronger,
2 = got weaker,
3 = or, stayed about the same?
8 = (Don't know)

S1Q6 - Looking back over the last year or so, would you say that your households income has…
1 = ...fallen behind prices
2 = kept up with prices
3 = or, gone up by more than prices?
8 = (Don't know)

S1Q8 - Does anyone have access to the internet or World Wide Web from this address?
1 = Yes
2 = No
8 = (Don't know)

S2Q1 - Earning money should be the priority for a man rather than bringing up children - How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements?
1 = Strongly agree
2 = Agree
3 = Neither agree nor disagree
4 = Disagree
5 = Strongly disagree
8 = (Don't know)

S2Q2 - How important or unimportant do you think it is that men should be entitled to those two weeks’ paternity leave?
1 = Very important
2 = Fairly important
3 = Neither important nor unimportant
4 = Fairly unimportant
5 = Very unimportant
8 = (Don't know)

S2Q4 - Childminder - For each of these jobs, please say whether you think it is appropriate for men only, appropriate for women only, or appropriate for both men and women.
1 = Appropriate for men only
2 = Appropriate for women only
3 = Appropriate for both men and women
8 = (Don't know)

S2Q6 - Some people have said that there should be a helpline like this just for men. Other people say there is no need. What about you, do you think there should be a service like this?
1 = Yes
2 = No
3 = (Yes, if there is also one for women)
4 = (It depends)
8 = (Don't know)

S2Q6A - And do you think that a helpline like this should be run by men only?
-1 = SKIP FROM HELPLINE
1 = Yes, definitely
2 = Yes, probably
3 = No, probably not
4 = No, definitely not
8 = Don't know

S2Q8 - Men ignore minor health problems until they become more serious - Women who have health problems are more likely than men to seek help from the health services at an early stage. Can you tell me if you think this is a reason why?
1 = Yes, definitely
2 = Yes, probably
3 = No, probably not
4 = No, definitely not
8 = (Don't know)

S2Q9 - And which of these do you think is the main reason that men don’t seek help earlier?
1 = Men ignore minor health problems until they become more seri
2 = Men feel embarrassed about going to doctors and other health
3 = The health services are more geared towards women patients
4 = Men find it more difficult than women to get appointments th
5 = Other reason (specify)
8 = (Don't know)

S2Q10 - Which of these statements comes closest to your own view about what should usually happen to the children after a separation?
1 = It should be assumed that the mother will do most of the par
2 = It should be assumed that both parents will share equally in
3 = It should be assumed that the father will do most of the par
4 = Other (specify)
8 = (Don't know)

S2Q11 - And thinking about who the children will live with, and when the other parent can spend time with them, do you think that the couple should…
1 = ...the couple should try to work out an agreed arrangement b
2 = ...they should use a mediation service to reach an agreement
3 = ...or should they just use the legal system and the courts t
4 = Other (specify)
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q2 - My grandchildren are a very rewarding part of my life - Please tell me how much you agree or disagree with each of the following statements about your grandchildren
-1 = SKIP FROM HASGCHLD
1 = Agree strongly
2 = Agree
3 = Neither agree nor disagree
4 = Disagree
5 = Disagree strongly
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q3 - How many grandchildren do you have, including step-grandchildren?
-1 = SKIP FROM HASGCHLD
1 = 1
2 = 2
3 = 3
4 = 4
5 = 5
6 = 6
7 = 7
8 = 8
9 = 9
10 = 10
11 = 11
12 = 12+

S3Q4 - Age of grandchild selected
0 = Baby < 6 months
98 = Don't know
99 = Refused

Sex grandchild selected
-1 = SKIP FROM HASGCHILD
1 = Male
2 = Female

S3Q5 - Have you had any contact at all with him/her in the last two years?
-1 = SKIP FROM HASGCHILD
1 = Yes
2 = No
8 = Don't know

S3Q6 - Some people would say they feel ‘close’ to their grandchildren. Others would say they do not feel particularly ‘close’. What about you? Would you say you feel…
-2 = SKIP FROM CONGCHLD
-1 = SKIP FROM HASGCHILD
1 = ...very close to (name)
2 = fairly close
3 = not very close
4 = or, not close at all?
8 = Don't know

S3Q7 - May I just check, does (name) live in the same household as you?
-2 = SKIP FROM CONGCHLD
-1 = SKIP FROM HASGCHILD
1 = Yes
2 = No

S3Q8 - How often do you see (selected grandchild)?
-3 = SKIP FROM GCLIVEU
-2 = SKIP FROM CONGCHLD
-1 = SKIP FROM HASGCHILD
1 = Daily
2 = At least several times a week
3 = At least once a week
4 = At least once a fortnight
5 = At least once a month
6 = Several times a year
7 = Less often
8 = Never
98 = Don't know

S3Q9 - About how long would it take you to get to where (selected grandchild) lives?
-3 = SKIP FROM GCLIVEU
-2 = SKIP FROM CONGCHLD
-1 = SKIP FROM HASGCHILD
1 = Less than 15 minutes
2 = Between 15 and 30 minutes
3 = Between 30 minutes and one hour
4 = Between 1 and 2 hours
5 = Between 2 and 3 hours
6 = Between 3 and 5 hours
7 = Between 5 and 12 hours
8 = Over 12 hours
98 = Don't know

S3Q11 - And how often in the past year has (name) spent time during the day with you, without his/her parents…
-3 = SKIP FROM GCLIVEU
-2 = SKIP FROM CONGCHLD
-1 = SKIP FROM HASGCHILD
1 = ...often
2 = occasionally
3 = Or, not at all in the past year?'
8 = Don't know

S3Q12 - given a present to, or received one from (selected grandchild) - Please say how often, if at all, in the past year you have…
-2 = SKIP FROM CONGCHLD
-1 = SKIP FROM HASGCHILD
1 = Once a week or more often
2 = Several times a month
3 = Every month or so
4 = Every six months
5 = Once in the last year
6 = Never in the past year
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q13A - helped with baby-sitting or child-care during the DAY - How often, if at all, in the past year have you done any of the following things for (selected grandchild), including things to help your daughter or son?
-3 = SKIP FROM AGEGCHLD (over 12)
-2 = SKIP FROM CONGCHLD
-1 = SKIP FROM HASGCHILD
1 = Once a week or more often
2 = Several times a month
3 = Every month or so
4 = Every six months
5 = Once in the last year
6 = Never in the past year
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q13B - How often, if at all, in the past year have you cared for (selected grandchild) in the home, during an illness or after an accident?
-3 = SKIP FROM AGEGCHLD (under 12)
-2 = SKIP FROM CONGCHLD
-1 = SKIP FROM HASGCHILD
1 = Once a week or more often
2 = Several times a month
3 = Every month or so
4 = Every six months
5 = Once in the last year
6 = Never in the past year
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q14 - Have you ever helped out (selected grandchild)’s parent(s) with money for (selected grandchild) or not?
-2 = SKIP FROM CONGCHLD
-1 = SKIP FROM HASGCHILD
1 = Yes, have helped out
2 = Have not
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q15 - In the past year, have you helped out (selected grandchild)’s parents with money for (selected grandchild)…
-3 = SKIP FROM GCMONEVR
-2 = SKIP FROM CONGCHLD
-1 = SKIP FROM HASGCHILD
1 = ...often
2 = occasionally
3 = Or, not at all in the past year?
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q16 - Have you ever directly helped out (selected grandchild) with money, or with regular pocket-money or not?
-2 = SKIP FROM CONGCHLD
-1 = SKIP FROM HASGCHILD
1 = Yes, have directly helped out
2 = Have not
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q17 - In the past year, have you helped out (selected grandchild) directly with money, or with regular pocket-money…
-3 = SKIP FROM GCPKTEVR
-2 = SKIP FROM CONGCHLD
-1 = SKIP FROM HASGCHILD
1 = ...often
2 = occasionally
3 = Or, not at all in the past year?
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q18 - Some grandchildren as they grow older, may need advice on things. Have you ever given (selected grandchild) this sort of advice or not?
-3 = SKIP FROM AGEGCHLD (under 4)
-2 = SKIP FROM CONGCHLD
-1 = SKIP FROM HASGCHILD
1 = Yes, have given advice
2 = Have not
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q19 - In the past year, have you given (selected grandchild) this sort of advice…
-4 = SKIP FROM GCADVEVR
-3 = SKIP FROM AGEGCHLD (under 4)
-2 = SKIP FROM CONGCHLD
-1 = SKIP FROM HASGCHILD
1 = ...often,
2 = occasionally,
3 = Or, not at all in the past?
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q20 - May I just check, are both (selected grandchild)’s own parents still living?
-1 = SKIP FROM HASGCHILD
1 = Yes (as far as I know)
2 = No, both dead
3 = No, father dead, mother living
4 = No, mother dead, father living
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q21 - And are (selected grandchild)’s parents…
-2 = SKIP FROM GCPARALV
-1 = SKIP FROM HASGCHILD
1 = ...together,
2 = Separated,
3 = Or, divorced?
4 = (Never together)
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q22 - Did (selected grandchild) stay with you for some of the time - At the time of the death/breakup, which of the following things happened?
-3 = SKIP FROM GCPARTOG
-2 = SKIP FROM GCPARALV
-1 = SKIP FROM HASGCHILD
1 = Yes
2 = No
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q23 - Grandparents and parents do not always agree on how best to bring up children. Please say which applies to you and (selected grandchild)’s parents about (selected grandchild).
-2 = SKIP FROM CONGCHLD
-1 = SKIP FROM HASGCHILD
1 = We have agreed about almost everything
2 = We have agreed more often than not
3 = We have disagreed more often than not
4 = We have disagreed about almost everything
5 = (Upbringing has not really been discussed)
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q24 - When important decisions are being made that affect (selected grandchild), nowadays, do you usually have
-2 = SKIP FROM AGEGCHLD (over 15)
-1 = SKIP FROM HASGCHILD
1 = ...a big say
2 = some say
3 = not a very big say,
4 = or, no say at all?
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q25 - When important decisions were being made that affected (selected grandchild), when he/she was younger did you feel you usually had…
-2 = SKIP FROM AGEGCHLD (under 15)
-1 = SKIP FROM HASGCHILD
1 = ...a big say
2 = some say
3 = not a very big say,
4 = or, no say at all?
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q26 - My grandparents are an important part of my life - Please tell me how much you agree or disagree with each of the following statements about your grandparents.
-1 = SKIP FROM HASGPAR
1 = Agree strongly
2 = Agree
3 = Neither agree nor disagree
4 = Disagree
5 = Disagree strongly
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q27 - People today dont place enough value on the part grandparents play in family life - How much do you agree or disagree with each of these statements about grandparents?
1 = Agree strongly
2 = Agree
3 = Neither agree nor disagree
4 = Disagree
5 = Disagree strongly
8 = (Don't know)

S3Q30 - Now thinking of the person you mainly care for (that is the person you spend most hours per week caring for). Is that person…
-1 = SKIP FROM CAREHOME/CARESEP
1 = ...your husband or wife,
2 = your child or step-child,
3 = your foster child,
4 = your parent,
5 = your parent-in-law,
6 = your grandparent,
7 = your brother or sister,
8 = Another relative
9 = Or a friend or neighbour?
10 = (Other - WRITE IN)

S3Q32 - And may I just check, is (person cared for) male or female?
-1 = SKIP FROM CAREHOME/CARESEP
1 = Male
2 = Female

S3Q33 - What is his/her age?
-1 = SKIP FROM CAREHOME/CARESEP
1 = 1-17
2 = 18-24
3 = 25-34
4 = 35-44
5 = 45-54
6 = 55-64
7 = 65+
98 = Don't know

S3Q34 - May I just check, does (person cared for) live with you?
-1 = SKIP FROM CAREHOME/CARESEP
1 = Yes
2 = No

S3Q36 - Taking account of all the help you give, including travelling time, about how long do you spend looking after (person cared for) in an average week?
-1 = SKIP FROM CAREHOME/CARESEP
1 = 0-2 hours per week
2 = 3-4 hours per week
3 = 5-9 hours per week
4 = 10-19 hours per week
5 = 20-29 hours per week
6 = 30-39 hours per week
7 = 40-59 hours per week
8 = 60 hours plus
98 = (Don't know)

S3Q37 - And on how many days per week do you usually look after or help (person cared for)?
-1 = SKIP FROM CAREHOME/CARESEP
1 = One day per week
2 = Two days per week
3 = Three days per week
4 = Four days per week
5 = Five days per week
6 = Six days per week
7 = Seven days per week
8 = (Don't know)
98 = (Don't know)

S4Q1 - What about relations between Protestants and Catholics? Would you say they are better than they were 5 years ago, worse, or about the same now as then?
1 = Better
2 = Worse
3 = About the same
4 = Other (specify)
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q3 - Do you think that religion will always make a difference to the way people feel about each other in Northern Ireland?
1 = Yes
2 = No
3 = Other (specify)
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q4 - If you had a choice, would you prefer to live in a neighbourhood with people of only your own religion, or in a mixed-religion neighbourhood?
1 = Own religion only
2 = Mixed-religion neighbourhood
3 = Other (specify)
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q5 - And if you were working and had to change your job, would you prefer a workplace with people of only your own religion, or a mixed religion workplace?
1 = Own religion only
2 = Mixed-religion workplace
3 = Other (specify)
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q6 - And if you were deciding where to send your children to school, would you prefer a school with children of only your own religion, or a mixed-religion school?
1 = Own religion only
2 = Mixed-religion school
3 = Other (specify)
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q8 - 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)

S4Q9 - Do you think most people in Northern Ireland would mind or not mind if a suitably qualified person of a different religion were appointed as their boss?
1 = Would mind a lot
2 = Would mind a little
3 = Would not mind
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q22 - On future special occasions, what flag do you think should be flown outside public buildings?
1 = Union flag
2 = Irish Tricolour
3 = Both the Union Flag and the Irish Tricolour
4 = No flag at all
5 = A new neutral flag for Northern Ireland
6 = Other (specify)
7 = (Don't care)
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q23 - Loyalist paramilitary flags on display in a mainly Protestant area - Thinking of the following situations, can you tell me if you personally think that the flags should be removed or should be allowed to stay.
1 = Should be removed
2 = Should be allowed
3 = (It depends)
8 = Don't know

S4Q24 - Thinking of your own workplace, would you say that it was a ‘neutral space’?
1 = Always or most of the time
2 = Sometimes
3 = Never
4 = (It depends - specify)
5 = (Don't have a workplace)
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q24A - Does it tend to have symbols of Protestant culture and traditions, Catholic culture and traditions or both?
-1 = SKIP FROM ISWKNEUT
1 = Protestant culture or religion
2 = Catholic culture or religion
3 = Both
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q25 - Do you think that it should be a neutral space?
-1 = SKIP FROM ISWKNEUT
1 = Yes
2 = No
3 = Other (specify)
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q26 - And thinking of the neighbourhood where you live, would you say that it was a ‘neutral space’?
1 = Always or most of the time
2 = Sometimes
3 = Never
4 = (It depends - specify)
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q26A - Does it tend to have symbols of Protestant culture and traditions, Catholic culture and traditions or both?
-1 = SKIP FROM ISNGNEUT
1 = Protestant culture or religion
2 = Catholic culture or religion
3 = Both
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q28A - Does it tend to have symbols of Protestant culture and traditions, Catholic culture and traditions or both?
-1 = SKIP FROM ISSPNEUT
1 = Protestant culture or religion
2 = Catholic culture or religion
3 = Both
8 = (Don't know)

S4Q30A - Does it tend to have symbols of Protestant culture and traditions, Catholic culture and traditions or both?
-1 = SKIP FROM ISLSNEUT
1 = Protestant culture or religion
2 = Catholic culture or religion
3 = Both
8 = (Don't know)

S5Q1A - Most farms in Northern Ireland are family-run businesses - Please tell me whether you think the following statements are true or false.
1 = True
2 = False
8 = Don't know

S5Q1B - When a pint of milk is sold in a supermarket for 30p, how much of this do you think goes to the farmer?
1 = 1 pence
2 = 2 pence
3 = 3 pence
4 = 4 pence
5 = 5 pence
6 = 6 pence
7 = 7 pence
8 = 8 pence
9 = 9 pence
10 = 10 pence
11 = 11 pence
12 = 12 pence
13 = 13 pence
14 = 14 pence
15 = 15 pence
16 = 16 pence
17 = 17 pence
18 = 18 pence
19 = 19 pence
20 = 20 pence
25 = 25 pence
98 = Don't know

S5Q2 - Have you yourself visited the countryside or coast in the past year, for an outing of some sort, like a drive, a walk or a picnic, or to do something else?
1 = Yes, once
2 = Yes, twice or more
3 = No
8 = Don't know

S5Q3 - When you visited the countryside in the past year, did you usually spend…
-1 = SKIP FROM VSTCNTRY
1 = ...all the time in the car,
2 = almost all of the time,
3 = only some of the time
4 = very little of the time
5 = or, did you not use a car at all?
6 = (Depends)
8 = Don't know

S5Q4 - Do you think the countryside generally is much the same as it was twenty years ago, or do you think it has changed?
1 = Much the same
2 = Changed a bit
3 = Changed a lot
8 = Don't know

S5Q5 - Do you think the countryside generally has changed for the better or worse?
-1 = SKIP FROM CNT20YRS
1 = Better
2 = Worse
3 = (Better in some ways/worse in others)
8 = Don't know

S5Q6 - Are you personally concerned about things that may happen to the countryside, or does it not concern you particularly?
1 = Very concerned
2 = A bit concerned
3 = Does not concern me particularly
8 = Don't know

S5Q7 - Greatest threat - Which, if any, of these things do you think is the greatest threat to the countryside?
1 = Litter and fly-tipping of rubbish
2 = New housing and urban sprawl
3 = Superstores and out-of-town shopping centres
4 = Building new roads and motorways
5 = Industrial development like factories, quarries and power st
6 = Land and air pollution
7 = Discharges into rivers and lakes
8 = Changes to traditional ways of farming and of using farmland
9 = Changes to the ordinary natural appearance of the countrysid
10 = The number of tourists and visitors in the countryside
11 = The disappearance of farms and farming families
12 = Other answer (Specify)
13 = (None of these)
98 = (Don't know)

S5Q7 - Next greatest threat - Which, if any, of these things do you think is the greatest threat to the countryside?
-1 = SKIP FROM CTHRT1
1 = Litter and fly-tipping of rubbish
2 = New housing and urban sprawl
3 = Superstores and out-of-town shopping centres
4 = Building new roads and motorways
5 = Industrial development like factories, quarries and power st
6 = Land and air pollution
7 = Discharges into rivers and lakes
8 = Changes to traditional ways of farming and of using farmland
9 = Changes to the ordinary natural appearance of the countrysid
10 = The number of tourists and visitors in the countryside
11 = The disappearance of farms and farming families
12 = Other answer
13 = (None of these)

S5Q8 - Suppose it is discovered that some waste from a farm has begun leaking into a nearby river. Should the farmer…
1 = ...just be asked to do something about it,
2 = or, should he/she be heavily fined for every week it continu
3 = or, should the farm be shut down until he/she does something
8 = (Don't know)

S5Q9/S5Q10 - Most responsibility - Looking after the countryside costs a great deal of money. From these groups, please say which should have the most responsibility for footing the bill, and which the next most?
1 = The general public through income tax and VAT
2 = Everyone who lives in the countryside through their rates
3 = Visitors and holidaymakers through fees and charges
4 = The farming community through their profits
5 = Other businesses and industries in the countryside, through
6 = (None of these)
8 = (Don't know)

S5Q9/S5Q10 - Next most responsibility - Looking after the countryside costs a great deal of money. From these groups, please say which should have the most responsibility for footing the bill, and which the next most?
-1 = SKIP FROM PAYCNTY1
1 = The general public through income tax and VAT
2 = Everyone who lives in the countryside through their rates
3 = Visitors and holidaymakers through fees and charges
4 = The farming community through their profits
5 = Other businesses and industries in the countryside, through
6 = (None of these)
8 = (Don't know)

S5Q11 - Which, if any, of these things do you think is the greatest threat to farmers in Northern Ireland; if you think none of them is a threat, please say so.
1 = New countries joining the European Union
2 = Competition from the global food market
3 = The cost of complying with EU regulations
4 = The reduction in subsidies to farmers over time from 2005
5 = (None of these)
8 = (Don't know)

S5Q12 - Which of these three statements comes closest to your own view about who should pay the extra costs for making sure that our water supply is not affected by farming practices?
1 = The farmers on their own
2 = The farmers with financial support from the government
3 = The government on its own
8 = (Don't know)

S5Q13 - If you had a free choice would you choose to live in…
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?
6 = Other (Specify)
8 = (Don't know)

S5Q15 - Which of these three statements comes closest to your own view about the levels to which farmers in Northern Ireland should be subsidised?
1 = If farms in Northern Ireland cannot survive without subsidie
2 = Farming in Northern Ireland should be preserved at all costs
3 = Farming in Northern Ireland should be subsidised to some deg
8 = (Don't know)

S5Q16 - Which of these two statements comes closest to your own view?
1 = Farmers should have to take on new roles in return for gover
2 = Things should stay as they are and farmers should continue t
8 = (Don't know)

S5Q17 - If farmers had to do something else for their subsidies other than farming, which of these do you think would be the best thing for farmers to get subsidies for?
1 = Managing the countryside, eg maintaining the beauty of their
2 = Protecting the environment and wildlife habitats of the coun
3 = Promoting the countryside to visitors
4 = Developing their land to help with our waste and energy prob
5 = Using their land in other ways that would generate income
6 = (None of these)
7 = (Other - specify)
8 = (Don't know)

S5Q18 - A new landowner of a large estate in a beautiful part of Northern Ireland decides to fence off a remote part of his land to stop people visiting it. Should he or should he not have the right to do this?
1 = Definitely should have the right
2 = Probably should have the right
3 = Probably should not have the right
4 = Definitely should not have the right
5 = It depends
8 = (Don't know)

S6Q2 - Do you think of yourself as a little closer to one political party than to others?
-1 = Skip from NISUPPTY
1 = Yes
2 = No
8 = (Don't know)

S6Q4 - Generally speaking, do you think of yourself as a unionist, a nationalist or neither?
1 = Unionist
2 = Nationalist
3 = Neither
4 = Other (specify)
8 = (Don't know)

S6Q5 - Would you call yourself a very strong (unionist/nationalist), fairly strong, or not very strong?
-1 = Skip from UNINATID
1 = Very strong
2 = Fairly strong
3 = Not very strong
8 = (Don't know)

S6Q6 - Do you think the long-term policy for Northern Ireland should be for it…
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)

S6Q6a - If the majority of people in Northern Ireland ever voted to become part of a United Ireland do you think you…
-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)

Q7 There has been much discussion recently about whether Northern Ireland should have a Truth Commission. Have you heard of any other Truth Commissions anywhere else in the world?
-1 = SKIP FROM HRDTCOMM
1 = South Africa
2 = Germany
3 = The Hague
5 = USA
6 = Bosnia
7 = Baltic Republics
9 = missing
10 = Jerusalem
11 = France
12 = Spain
16 = Africa
17 = South America
18 = Belfast
20 = Australia
21 = Eastern European Countries
22 = Uganda
23 = Nigeria
24 = Bloody Sunday
25 = Israel
27 = Strasburg
28 = Middle East, USA
29 = South Africa and a country in South America
30 = Bosnia , Croatia conflict war crimes were investigated
31 = England and the United Nations
32 = South Africa and Croatia
33 = South Africa and Bosnia
34 = South Africa and Rwanda
99 = Missing

S6Q11 - If there was to be a Truth Commission, what do you think should be its most important aim?
1 = To get at the truth
2 = To punish people who committed criminal offences
3 = To get compensation for victims
4 = To allow a line to be drawn under the past
5 = To help communities become reconciled
6 = As an opportunity for people to tell their stories
7 = To find out if some people or institutions abused their powe
8 = To get healing and closure
9 = To get the story straight about what happened during the con
10 = Other (specify)
98 = (Don't know)

S6Q11 - And what should be the next most important aim?
-1 = SKIP FROM TCAIM1
1 = To get at the truth
2 = To punish people who committed criminal offences
3 = To get compensation for victims
4 = To allow a line to be drawn under the past
5 = To help communities become reconciled
6 = As an opportunity for people to tell their stories
7 = To find out if some people or institutions abused their powe
8 = To get healing and closure
9 = To get the story straight about what happened during the con
10 = Other
98 = (Don't know)

S6Q18 - The Truth Commission should be held in public - Thinking about how a Truth Commission would actually work, would you say that it was necessary or unnecessary that …
1 = Necessary
2 = Unnecessary
8 = (Don't know)

S6Q19 - More Public Inquiries - Please say how important or unimportant you think it is to make sure that the following things happen.
1 = Very important
2 = Fairly Important
3 = Neither important nor unimportant
4 = Fairly unimportant
5 = Very unimportant
8 = (Don't know)

S6Q20 - In some countries, one thing that might be done after the conflict is to set up a team within the police whose job it is to investigate all the unsolved killings that happened during the conflict. Do you think this would be a good idea for N I?
1 = Good idea
2 = Bad idea
8 = (Don't know)

S6Q22 - Overall do you consider yourself to have been a victim of the troubles?
1 = Yes
2 = No
8 = (Don't know)
9 = (Refused)

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

S7Q2c - Sex - Respondent
1 = Male
2 = Female

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

S7Q5 - 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)

S7Q5a - 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 = (Don't know/Can't remember)

S7Q6- Employment status
1 = Working Full-time
2 = Working Part-time
3 = Not working (seeking work)
4 = On a Government Training Scheme
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
1 = 15 or under
2 = 16-20
3 = 21-30
4 = 31-40
5 = 41+
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
1 = 9 or less
2 = 10 -24
3 = 25-99
4 = 100-499
998 = Don't 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
0 = None
1 = 1 - 9
2 = 10 -24
3 = 25-99
4 = 100 +
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
1 = 15 or under
2 = 16-20
3 = 21-30
4 = 31-40
5 = 41+
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
0 = None
1 = 1 - 9
2 = 10 -24
3 = 25-99
4 = 100 +
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)
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)
98 = (Don't 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)

S7Q25 - 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

S7Q26a - Formally integrated or just mixed?
-1 = Skip from SLFMXSCH
1 = Integrated school
2 = School that was just fairly mixed
8 = (Don't know)

S7Q27 - 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)

S7Q28a - Does this illness or disability limit your activities in any way?
-1 = SKIP FROM DISAB1
1 = Yes
2 = No

S7Q28b - Have you ever had a long-term illness that affected your activities?
-1 = SKIP FROM LIMDISAB
1 = Yes
2 = No

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-£49,999 per annum (£770 - £960 per week)
11 = £50,000+ per annum (more than £960 per week)
12 = I DO NOT WISH TO ANSWER THIS QUESTION
98 = Don't know

S7Q31 - Sexual orientation
1 = I am gay or lesbian (homosexual)
2 = I am heterosexual or straight
3 = I am bi-sexual
4 = Other (specify)
5 = I do not wish to answer this question

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

MEN NEED LESS EMOTIONAL SUPPORT
-1 = Skip - no self-complete
1 = Agree strongly
2 = Agree
3 = Neither agree nor disagree
4 = Disagree
5 = Disagree strongly
8 = Can't choose
9 = Missing

INCREASING AMOUNT COUNTRYSIDE FARMED
-1 = Skip - no self-complete
1 = It should be stopped altogether
2 = It should be discouraged
3 = Don't mind one way or the other
4 = It should be encouraged
8 = Can't choose
9 = Missing

SEXUAL RELATIONS BEFORE MARRIAGE
-1 = Skip - no self-complete
1 = Always wrong
2 = Almost always wrong
3 = Wrong only sometimes
4 = Not wrong at all
8 = Can't choose
9 = Missing

FEELINGS ABOUT THE BIBLE
-1 = Skip - no self-complete
1 = Actual word of God
2 = Inspired word of God
3 = Ancient book by man
4 = Does not apply to me
8 = Can't choose
9 = Missing

RELIGIOUS TURNING POINT IN LIFE
-1 = Skip - no self-complete
1 = Yes
2 = No
9 = Don't know/missing

HOW OFTEN PRAY
-1 = Skip - no self-complete
1 = Never
2 = Less than once a year
3 = About one or twice a year
4 = Several times a year
5 = About once a month
6 = 2-3 times a month
7 = Nearly every week
8 = Every week
9 = Several times a week
10 = Once a day
11 = Several times a day
99 = Don't know/missing

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

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

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

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