INTNR: Interview number
Question 10100: Q1.How long have you lived in the town (city, village) where you live now? INT:This refers to the most recent period that you have lived in the town or city or village where you live now Number of years INT:If less than 1 year code 00
Question 10200: Q2.Have you ever lived outside of Northern Ireland for more than six months?
Q2a: Was that elsewhere in the United Kingdom?
Q2a: Was that in the Republic of Ireland?
Q2a: Was that outside the British Isles?
Question 10300: Q3.Would you describe the place where you live as ...
Gender of respondent
Question 10800: Q5.Does anyone have access to the internet or World Wide Web from this address?
Question 10900: Q6.Do you yourself ever use the internet or World Wide Web for any reason, other than your work?
Question 20000: Some people have extra family responsibilities because they look after someone who is sick, disabled or elderly. Q1.May I check, is there anyone living with you who is sick, disabled or elderly whom you look after or give special help to
Question 20100: Q2.Do you look after or help one person living with you or is it more than one? Interviewer note: enter number of people
Question 20200: Q3.What about people not living with you, do you provide some regular service or help for any sick, disabled or elderly relative, friend or neighbour not living with you?
Question 20300: Q4.If yes, do you look after or help one person not living with you or more than one? Interviewer note: enter number of people
Question 20400: Q5.Now thinking of the person you mainly care for (that is the person you spend most hours per week caring for). Is that person... SHOWCARD 1
Question 20600: Q7.And may I just check, is male or female?
Question 20700: Q8.What is his or her age? ENTER AGE IF GIVEN OR CODE AS DON’T KNOW IF LESS THAN 1 YEAR ENTER 1
Question 20800: Q9.May I just check, does live with you?
Question 20900: Q10.Does need help as a result of READ OUT CODE ALL THAT: Old age or frailty
Question 20900: Q10.Does need help as a result of READ OUT CODE ALL THAT: Physical disability
Question 20900: Q10.Does need help as a result of READ OUT CODE ALL THAT: Physical illness
Question 20900: Q10.Does need help as a result of READ OUT CODE ALL THAT: Learning disability
Question 20900: Q10.Does need help as a result of READ OUT CODE ALL THAT: Mental illness
Question 20900: Q10.Does need help as a result of READ OUT CODE ALL THAT: Don’t know
Question 21000: Q11.Taking account of all the help you give, including travelling time, about how long do you spend looking after in an average week? IF VARIES: ASK FOR THE NUMBER OF HOURS IN THE MOST RECENT WEEK OF CARING
Question 21100: Q12 And on how many days per week do you usually look after or help ? IF VARIES: ASK FOR THE NUMBER OF DAYS IN THE MOST RECENT WEEK OF CARING
Question 21200: Q13 Which, if any, of the things on this card do you usually: Help with personal care eg washing, dressing, eating, toilet
Question 21200: Q13 Which, if any, of the things on this card do you usually: Physical help eg helping in or out of bed or chair
Question 21200: Q13 Which, if any, of the things on this card do you usually: Helping up or down stairs
Question 21200: Q13 Which, if any, of the things on this card do you usually: Helping with paperwork or financial matters
Question 21200: Q13 Which, if any, of the things on this card do you usually: Practical help eg shopping and housework
Question 21200: Q13 Which, if any, of the things on this card do you usually: Other practical help eg gardening and decorating
Question 21200: Q13 Which, if any, of the things on this card do you usually: Companionship
Question 21200: Q13 Which, if any, of the things on this card do you usually: Take him or her out
Question 21200: Q13 Which, if any, of the things on this card do you usually: Give medicine
Question 21200: Q13 Which, if any, of the things on this card do you usually: Supervision
Question 21200: Q13 Which, if any, of the things on this card do you usually: Other help,please specify
Question 21200: Q13 Which, if any, of the things on this card do you usually: None
Question 21200: Q13 Which, if any, of the things on this card do you usually: Don’t know
Question 21300: Q14.And which of these things takes up most of the time you spend caring for ? SHOWCARD 2 CODE ONE ONLY
Question 21400: Q15.About how long have you been caring for or helping ?
Question 21500: Q16.Excluding family members, friends, relatives and: Doctor
Question 21500: Q16.Excluding family members, friends, relatives and: Community or district nurse
Question 21500: Q16.Excluding family members, friends, relatives and: Health visitor
Question 21500: Q16.Excluding family members, friends, relatives and: Social worker
Question 21500: Q16.Excluding family members, friends, relatives and: Home helps
Question 21500: Q16.Excluding family members, friends, relatives and: Meals on wheels
Question 21500: Q16.Excluding family members, friends, relatives and: Voluntary worker
Question 21500: Q16.Excluding family members, friends, relatives and: Other visitor or service:please specify
Question 21500: Q16.Excluding family members, friends, relatives and: Does not receive any regular visits
Question 21500: Q16.Excluding family members, friends, relatives and: Don’t know
Question 21600: Q17.Apart from the people and services just mentioned, is: Relative (including husband, wife or partner)
Question 21600: Q17.Apart from the people and services just mentioned, is: Friend
Question 21600: Q17.Apart from the people and services just mentioned, is: Neighbour
Question 21600: Q17.Apart from the people and services just mentioned, is: Paid helper
Question 21600: Q17.Apart from the people and services just mentioned, is: Someone else
Question 21600: Q17.Apart from the people and services just mentioned, is: Nobody else
Question 21600: Q17.Apart from the people and services just mentioned, is: Don’t know
Question 21702: These days people who need care get most of their help from relatives SHOWCARD 4 (STATEMENT 1 OF 8)
Question 21702: Carers are too often taken for granted by the authorities SHOWCARD 4 (STATEMENT 2 OF 8)
Question 21702: Looking after family members is a duty and carers should not be paid by the authorities SHOWCARD 4 (STATEMENT 3 OF 8)
Question 21702: Relatives are much less willing than they used to be to look after other members of the family SHOWCARD 4 (STATEMENT 4 OF 8)
Question 21702: All carers should be entitled to a state benefit which recognises their work SHOWCARD 4 (STATEMENT 5 OF 8)
Question 21702: Nowadays, government provides most of the help for people needing care SHOWCARD 4 (STATEMENT 6 OF 8)
Question 21702: Women should be prepared to give up their jobs to care for family members who are sick, disabled or elderly SHOWCARD 4 (STATEMENT 7 OF 8)
Question 21702: Men should be prepared to give up their jobs to care for family members who are sick, disabled or elderly SHOWCARD 4 (STATEMENT 8 OF 8)
Question 21800: Q19.Thinking now only of elderly people. As the number of elderly persons needing care increases over the next few years, who in your opinion, should be expected to provide the bulk of the care that will be needed? Should it be... READ OUT
Question 21902: It should be everyone s responsibility to make their own provision so that they can pay for their own care when they are old SHOWCARD 4 (STATEMENT 1 OF 4)
Question 21902: People who have paid tax all their lives should not be expected to pay for any care they may need when they are old SHOWCARD 4 (STATEMENT 2 OF 4)
Question 21902: Relatives should be made to care for close family members who need help SHOWCARD 4 (STATEMENT 3 OF 4)
Question 21902: If necessary, elderly people should sell their own home to meet the cost of living in an old person s home SHOWCARD 4 (STATEMENT 4 OF 4)
Question 30100: Q1.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? IF IT DEPENDS :On the whole...
Question 30200: Q2.And what about in 5 years time? Do you think relations between Protestants and Catholics will be better than now, worse than now, or about the same as now? IF IT DEPENDS :On the whole...
Question 30300: Q3.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? PROBE IF NECESSARY:Say if you were moving ... INTERVIEWER NOTE:If necessary, remind respondent
Question 30400: Q4.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? PROBE IF NECESSARY:Say if you did have a job? INTERVIEWER NOTE:If necessary, remind
Question 30500: Q5.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? PROBE IF NECESSARY:Say if you did have school-age children? INTERVIEWER
Question 30600: Q6.Which of these best describes the way you think of yourself? SHOWCARD 5
Question 30700: Q7.And do you think most people in Northern Ireland would mind or not mind if one of their close relatives were to marry someone of a different religion? IF WOULD MIND: A lot or a little?
Question 30800: Q8.And you personally, would you mind or not mind? IF WOULD MIND:A lot or a little?
Question 30900: Q9.The Union flag (that is, the Union Jack) is normally flown outside public buildings on special occasions like public holidays. On future special occasions, what flag do you think should be flown outside public buildings? SHOWCARD 6
Question 31000: Q10.Has there been any time in the last year when you personally have felt intimidated by republican murals, kerb paintings, or flags?
Question 31100: Q11.And has there been any time in the last year when you personally have felt annoyed by republican murals, kerb paintings, or flags?
Question 31200: Q12.Do you think there are more republican murals and flags on display these days than there were five years ago, less, or about the same number?
Question 31300: Q13.And has there been any time in the last year when you personally have felt intimidated by loyalist murals, kerb paintings, or flags?
Question 31400: Q14.And has there been any time in the last year when you personally have felt annoyed by Loyalist murals, kerb paintings, or flags?
Question 31500: Q15.Do you think there are more Loyalist murals and flags on display these days than there were five years ago, less, or about the same number?
Question 31700: Q16.In general, Would you, or do you support flag flying on lampposts in your own neighbourhood?
Question 31600: Q17.And thinking about the union flag (that is the union jack) being flown on lampposts in public streets, do you think this happens more than it did five years ago, less, or is it just the same?
Question 31800: Q18.Equality laws have been drawn up in Northern Ireland to: Catholics
Question 31800: Q18.Equality laws have been drawn up in Northern Ireland to: Protestants
Question 31800: Q18.Equality laws have been drawn up in Northern Ireland to: Gays or lesbians or bi-sexuals
Question 31800: Q18.Equality laws have been drawn up in Northern Ireland to: Disabled
Question 31800: Q18.Equality laws have been drawn up in Northern Ireland to: Elderly
Question 31800: Q18.Equality laws have been drawn up in Northern Ireland to: Travellers
Question 31800: Q18.Equality laws have been drawn up in Northern Ireland to: Other ethnic minorities
Question 31800: Q18.Equality laws have been drawn up in Northern Ireland to: Women
Question 31800: Q18.Equality laws have been drawn up in Northern Ireland to: Men
Question 31800: Q18.Equality laws have been drawn up in Northern Ireland to: Children
Question 31800: Q18.Equality laws have been drawn up in Northern Ireland to: None
Question 31900: Q19.Suppose you were applying for a job, how much would it matter to you how many people there were of your own religion at the workplace? Would it matter... READ OUT
Question 32000: Q20.Suppose you were applying for a job, would you avoid workplaces situated in a mainly Protestant area? IF ‘YES’ OR ‘NO’:Is this definitely or probably?
Question 32100: Q21.Suppose you were applying for a job, would you avoid workplaces situated in a mainly Catholic area? IF ‘YES’ OR ‘NO’:Is this definitely or probably?
Question 32200: Q22.These days, many employers try to make their workplaces ‘neutral spaces’ - that is where there are no symbols on display of either Protestant or Catholic culture and traditions. Thinking of your own workplace, would you say that it was
Question 32300: Q23.Do you think that it should be a neutral space?
Question 32400: Q24.And thinking of the neighbourhood where you live, would you say that it was a ‘neutral space’? SHOWCARD 9
Question 32500: Q25.Do you think that it should be a neutral space?
Question 32600: Q26.And thinking of the shops where you and your family do your main weekly shopping and the area around the shops, would you say that this was a ‘neutral space’? SHOWCARD 9
Question 32700: Q27.Do you think that it should be a neutral space?
Question 32800: Q28.And thinking of your local shops or garage where you might go to buy bread or milk, would you say that this was a ‘neutral space’? SHOWCARD 9
Question 32900: Q29.Do you think that it should be a neutral space?
Question 33000: Q30.About how many of your friends would you say are the same religion as you? SHOWCARD 10
Question 33100: Q31.What about your relatives, including relatives by marriage? About how many are the same religion as you? SHOWCARD 10
Question 33200: Q32.What about your neighbours? About how many are the same religion as you? SHOWCARD 10
Question 33300: Q33.How favourable or unfavourable do you feel about people from the Catholic community? SHOWCARD 11
Question 33400: Q34.How favourable or unfavourable do you feel about people from the Protestant community? SHOWCARD 11
Question 33500: Q35.How much do you understand about the Catholic community’s culture and traditions? Would you say... READ OUT
Question 33600: Q36.And how much do you understand about the Protestant community’s culture and traditions? Would you say... READ OUT
Question 33700: Q37.How much respect do you have for the Catholic community’s culture and traditions? Would you say... READ OUT
Question 33800: Q38.And how much respect do you have for the Protestant community’s culture and traditions? Would you say... READ OUT
Question 33902: Northern Ireland is a normal civic society in which all individuals are equal, where differences are resolved through dialogue and where all people are treated impartially SHOWCARD 12 (STATEMENT1 OF 8) INT: The questions relate to how the
Question 33902: Northern Ireland is a place free from displays of sectarian aggression SHOWCARD 12 (STATEMENT2 OF 8) INT: The questions relate to how the government has achieved the targets etc and not the respondents opinions of the targets. You may
Question 33902: Towns and city centres in Northern Ireland are safe and welcoming places for people of all walks of life SHOWCARD 12 (STATEMENT3 OF 8) INT: The questions relate to how the government has achieved the targets etc and not the respondents
Question 33902: Schools in Northern Ireland are effective at preparing pupils for life in a diverse society SHOWCARD 12 (STATEMENT4 OF 8) INT: The questions relate to how the government has achieved the targets etc and not the respondents opinions of the
Question 33902: Schools in Northern Ireland are effective at encouraging understanding of the complexity of our history SHOWCARD 12 (STATEMENT5 OF 8) INT: The questions relate to how the government has achieved the targets etc and not the respondents
Question 33902: The government is actively encouraging integrated schools SHOWCARD 12 (STATEMENT6 OF 8) INT: The questions relate to how the government has achieved the targets etc and not the respondents opinions of the targets. You may need to remind
Question 33902: The government is actively encouraging schools of different religions to mix with each other by sharing facilities SHOWCARD 12 (STATEMENT7 OF 8) INT: The questions relate to how the government has achieved the targets etc and not the
Question 33902: The government is actively encouraging shared communities where people of all backgrounds can live, work, learn and play together SHOWCARD 12 (STATEMENT8 OF 8) INT: The questions relate to how the government has achieved the targets etc
Question 34000: Q40.Thinking about your workplace - if you have one - is it a place where you feel you can be open about your own cultural identity? IF ‘YES’ OR ‘NO’:Is this definitely or probably?
Question 34100: Q41.And thinking of the neighbourhood where you live, is it a place where you feel you can be open about your own cultural identity? IF ‘YES’ OR ‘NO’:Is this definitely or probably?
Question 34200: Q42.And thinking about the schools that your children attend - if you have children at school - are all these schools places where your children feel free they can be open about their own cultural identity? IF ‘YES’ OR ‘NO’:Is this
Question 40100: Q1.All in all, how satisfied or dissatisfied would you say you are with the way in which the National Health Service is run nowadays? Choose a phrase from this card. SHOWCARD 13
Question 40202: First, local doctors or GPs SHOWCARD 13 (STATEMENT 1 OF 4)
Question 40202: National Health Service dentists SHOWCARD 13 (STATEMENT 2 OF 4)
Question 40202: Being in hospital as an in-patient SHOWCARD 13 (STATEMENT 3 OF 4)
Question 40202: Attending hospital as an out-patient SHOWCARD 13 (STATEMENT 4 OF 4)
Question 40300: Q3.Are you yourself covered by a private health insurance scheme, that is an insurance scheme that allows you to get private medical treatment? ADD IF NECESSARY: ‘For example, BUPA or PPP.’ IF INSURANCE COVERS DENTISTRY ONLY, CODE ‘No’
Question 40400: Q4.Does your employer (or your partner’s employer) pay the majority of the cost of membership of this scheme?
Question 40500: Q5.It has been suggested that the National Health Service should be available only to those with lower incomes. This would mean that contributions and taxes could be lower and most people would then take out medical insurance or pay for
Question 40700: Q6.Suppose you wanted to change your GP and go to a different practice, how difficult or easy do you think this would be to arrange? Would it be ...READ OUT
Question 41200: Q7.Please think back over the last 12 months about how your health has been. Compared to people of your own age, would you say that your health has on the whole been... READ OUT
Question 41400: Q8.Do you have a long-standing illness, disability or infirmity? By long-standing I mean anything that has troubled you over a period of time or that is likely to affect you over a period of time?
Question 41401: Q9a.Does this illness or disability limit your activities in any way?
Question 41402: Q9b.Have you ever had a long-term illness that affected your activities? LONG-TERM MEANS A YEAR OR MORE
Question 50200: Q2.And, can I just check, what nationality are you?
Question 50201: Q2a.Do you consider yourself to be a member of a minority ethnic community?
Question 50300: Q3.Thinking of people from minority ethnic communities, do you think there is a lot of prejudice against them in Northern Ireland nowadays, a little, or hardly any?
Question 50400: Q4.Do you think there is generally more racial prejudice in Northern Ireland now than there was 5 years ago, less, or about the same amount?
Question 50500: Q5.Do you think there will be more, less or about the same amount of racial prejudice in Northern Ireland in 5 years time compared with now?
Question 50600: Q6.Some people say that there is more prejudice towards some groups of people with different backgrounds. Looking at the groups on this card, which group do you think there is most prejudice against? SHOWCARD 17
Question 50700: Q7.How much do you agree or disagree with the statement, "In relation to colour and ethnicity, I prefer to stick with people of my own kind" SHOWCARD 18
Question 50800: Q8.And again in relation to colour and ethnicity, which of these statements BEST describes how you feel about mixing with people from a different background to your own? SHOWCARD 19
Question 50900: Q9.In relation to the next set of questions, could you: a tourist visiting Northern Ireland
Question 50900: Q9.In relation to the next set of questions, could you: a resident of Northern Ireland living and working here
Question 50900: Q9.In relation to the next set of questions, could you: a close friend of mine
Question 50900: Q9.In relation to the next set of questions, could you: None of these
Question 50900: Q9.In relation to the next set of questions, could you: Don t know
Question 51100: Q10.And do you agree or disagree with the following: a tourist visiting Northern Ireland
Question 51100: Q10.And do you agree or disagree with the following: a resident of Northern Ireland living and working here
Question 51100: Q10.And do you agree or disagree with the following: a close friend of mine
Question 51100: Q10.And do you agree or disagree with the following: None of these
Question 51100: Q10.And do you agree or disagree with the following: Don t know
Question 51000: The next question is about people of a minority ethnic: a tourist visiting Northern Ireland
Question 51000: The next question is about people of a minority ethnic: a resident of Northern Ireland living and working here
Question 51000: The next question is about people of a minority ethnic: a close friend of mine
Question 51000: The next question is about people of a minority ethnic: None of these
Question 51000: The next question is about people of a minority ethnic: Don t know
Question 51200: Q12.INTERVIEWER CHECK:Can I just check, are you a Muslim?
Question 51201: Q12a.And do you agree or disagree with the following: a tourist visiting Northern Ireland
Question 51201: Q12a.And do you agree or disagree with the following: a resident of Northern Ireland living and working here
Question 51201: Q12a.And do you agree or disagree with the following: a close friend of mine
Question 51201: Q12a.And do you agree or disagree with the following: None of these
Question 51201: Q12a.And do you agree or disagree with the following: Don t know
Question 51300: Q13.Do any of your friends - that is, people you mix with: Black (African, Caribbean)
Question 51300: Q13.Do any of your friends - that is, people you mix with: Chinese
Question 51300: Q13.Do any of your friends - that is, people you mix with: South Asian (Indian, Pakistani or Bangladeshi)
Question 51300: Q13.Do any of your friends - that is, people you mix with: Irish Traveller
Question 51300: Q13.Do any of your friends - that is, people you mix with: Portuguese
Question 51300: Q13.Do any of your friends - that is, people you mix with: Polish
Question 51300: Q13.Do any of your friends - that is, people you mix with: Other Eastern European
Question 51300: Q13.Do any of your friends - that is, people you mix with: Filipino
Question 51300: Q13.Do any of your friends - that is, people you mix with: Other,please specify
Question 51300: Q13.Do any of your friends - that is, people you mix with: None of these
Question 51300: Q13.Do any of your friends - that is, people you mix with: Don’t know
Question 51300: Q13.Do any of your friends - that is, people you mix with: Japan
Question 51300: Q13.Do any of your friends - that is, people you mix with: South African
Question 51300: Q13.Do any of your friends - that is, people you mix with: South America
Question 51400: Q14.In relation to the people who you have regular contact: Black (African, Caribbean)
Question 51400: Q14.In relation to the people who you have regular contact: Chinese
Question 51400: Q14.In relation to the people who you have regular contact: South Asian (Indian, Pakistani or Bangladeshi)
Question 51400: Q14.In relation to the people who you have regular contact: Irish Traveller
Question 51400: Q14.In relation to the people who you have regular contact: Portuguese
Question 51400: Q14.In relation to the people who you have regular contact: Polish
Question 51400: Q14.In relation to the people who you have regular contact: Other Eastern European
Question 51400: Q14.In relation to the people who you have regular contact: Filipino
Question 51400: Q14.In relation to the people who you have regular contact: Other,please specify
Question 51400: Q14.In relation to the people who you have regular contact: None of these
Question 51400: Q14.In relation to the people who you have regular contact: Don’t know
Question 51400: Q14.In relation to the people who you have regular contact: Don t work
Question 51400: Q14.In relation to the people who you have regular contact: Western Europe (eg Spain, France)
Question 51400: Q14.In relation to the people who you have regular contact: Russia
Question 51400: Q14.In relation to the people who you have regular contact: South Africa
Question 51400: Q14.In relation to the people who you have regular contact: Japan
Question 51500: Q15.Thinking now about your immediate neighbours - that is,: Black (African, Caribbean)
Question 51500: Q15.Thinking now about your immediate neighbours - that is,: Chinese
Question 51500: Q15.Thinking now about your immediate neighbours - that is,: South Asian (Indian, Pakistani or Bangladeshi)
Question 51500: Q15.Thinking now about your immediate neighbours - that is,: Irish Traveller
Question 51500: Q15.Thinking now about your immediate neighbours - that is,: Portuguese
Question 51500: Q15.Thinking now about your immediate neighbours - that is,: Polish
Question 51500: Q15.Thinking now about your immediate neighbours - that is,: Other Eastern European
Question 51500: Q15.Thinking now about your immediate neighbours - that is,: Filipino
Question 51500: Q15.Thinking now about your immediate neighbours - that is,: Other,please specify
Question 51500: Q15.Thinking now about your immediate neighbours - that is,: None of these
Question 51500: Q15.Thinking now about your immediate neighbours - that is,: Don’t know
Question 51600: Q16.More generally, thinking of the groups listed on the previous card, how often would you say that you come into direct contact with people from one or more of these backgrounds? INTERVIEWER NOTE:If respondent has regular contact with
Q17 Contact with minority ethnic communities: religious activities
Q17 Contact with minority ethnic communities: sport
Q17 Contact with minority ethnic communities: at work
Q17 Contact with minority ethnic communities: shops/takeaways/restaurants
Q17 Contact with minority ethnic communities: medical services
Q17 Contact with minority ethnic communities: neighbours/friends
Q17 Contact with minority ethnic communities: family
Q17 Contact with minority ethnic communities: social activities
Q17 Contact with minority ethnic communities: employ them
Q17 Contact with minority ethnic communities: none
Q17 Contact with minority ethnic communities: help to settle in community
Question 51800: Q18.Would you describe yourself as very prejudiced against people of minority ethnic communities, a little prejudiced, or not prejudiced at all?
Question 51900: Q19.Some people say that even if they are a bit prejudiced it doesn t affect how they actually talk to people from minority ethnic groups; other people say that it does affect their interactions. How about you? Would you say that your
Question 52000: Q20.One of the rights of being part of the European Union is that people from Northern Ireland are free to live and work in any other part of the EU. How welcome is this to you personally? SHOWCARD 24
Question 52100: Q21.And what about the fact that other EU citizens are free to live and work in Northern Ireland. How welcome is this to you personally? SHOWCARD 24
Question 52200: Q22.In May 2004 eight countries from Eastern Europe joined the European Union. Most of the existing EU member states have put restrictions on immigration from these eight countries. However the UK government did not. Do you agree with the
Question 52300: Q23.Bulgaria and Romania are likely to join the European Union in 2007. Do you think that the UK government should place restrictions on immigration from these two countries or do you think that they should not place restrictions?
Question 52702: Migrant workers are generally good for Northern Ireland’s economy SHOWCARD 27 (STATEMENT 1 OF 11)
Question 52702: Migrant workers take jobs away from people who were born in Northern Ireland SHOWCARD 27 (STATEMENT 2 OF 11)
Question 52702: Migrant workers mostly take up jobs that Northern Ireland workers don’t want SHOWCARD 27 (STATEMENT 3 OF 11)
Question 52702: Employers take on migrant workers because they are prepared to work for lower wages than local workers SHOWCARD 27 (STATEMENT 4 OF 11)
Question 52702: It is good for Northern Ireland that migrant workers come to work as doctors and nurses when there is a shortage of medical staff SHOWCARD 27 (STATEMENT 5 OF 11)
Question 52702: The number of migrant workers moving into Northern Ireland means that there is a shortage of local housing SHOWCARD 27 (STATEMENT 6 OF 11)
Question 52702: Migrant workers make Northern Ireland open to new ideas and cultures SHOWCARD 27 (STATEMENT 7 OF 11)
Question 52702: The number of migrant workers coming into Northern Ireland puts a strain on the Health Service SHOWCARD 27 (STATEMENT 8 OF 11)
Question 52702: The needs of migrant workers’ children are putting a strain on schools SHOWCARD 27 (STATEMENT 9 OF 11)
Question 52702: Migrant workers come to Northern Ireland just to get social security benefits SHOWCARD 27 (STATEMENT 10 OF 11)
Question 52702: People’s perceptions of migrant workers are tainted by the media SHOWCARD 27 (STATEMENT 11 OF 11)
Question 52600: Q25.Do you consider yourself to be a migrant worker?
Question 501000: SECTION 6:POLITICAL ATTITUDES Q1.Generally speaking, do you think of yourself as a supporter of any one political party?
Question 502000: Q2.Do you think of yourself as a little closer to one political party than to others?
Question 503000: Q3.Which one?
Question 504000: Q4.If there were a general election in which only Northern Ireland parties were standing, which one do you think you would be most likely to support?
Question 505000: Q5.Generally speaking, do you think of yourself as a unionist, a nationalist or neither?
Question 506000: Q6.Would you call yourself a very strong , fairly strong, or not very strong?
Question 507000: Q7.Do you think the long-term policy for Northern Ireland should be for it to remain part of the United Kingdom or, to reunify with the rest of Ireland?
Question 508000: Q8a.If the majority of people in Northern Ireland ever voted to become part of a United Ireland do you think you INT: READ OUT
Question 508001: Q8b.If the majority of people in Northern Ireland never voted to become part of a United Ireland do you think you INT: READ OUT
Question 512000: Q9.How did you vote in 1998 when the referendum on the Good Friday Agreement was held?
Question 513000: The St Andrew s Agreement was announced on 13 October 2006, and gives a timetable for the restoration of devolved government in Northern Ireland. Q10.How do you think you would vote in 2007 if a referendum on the St. Andrew s Agreement is
Question 514000: Q11.Which of these statements comes closest to your view? INT: SHOWCARD 29 INT: THERE IS NO SHOWCARD 28
Question 60100: Q1.Do you (or your family) own or rent this house or flat or bungalow? PROBE IF NECESSARY
Question 60201: Can I ask you to state your age?
Question 60204
Question 60200: How many people live in your household including yourself
Question 60206: Other person in household 1 Gender
Question 60207: Other person in household 1 Age
Question 60208
Question 60210: Other person in houshold 1 Relationship to respondent: PROBE TO PRECODES
Question 60206: Other person in household 2 Gender
Question 60207: Other person in household 2 Age
Question 60210: Other person in houshold 2 Relationship to respondent: PROBE TO PRECODES
Question 60206: Other person in household 3 Gender
Question 60207: Other person in household 3 Age
Question 60210: Other person in houshold 3 Relationship to respondent: PROBE TO PRECODES
Question 60206: Other person in household 4 Gender
Question 60207: Other person in household 4 Age
Question 60210: Other person in houshold 4 Relationship to respondent: PROBE TO PRECODES
Question 60206: Other person in household 5 Gender
Question 60207: Other person in household 5 Age
Question 60210: Other person in houshold 5 Relationship to respondent: PROBE TO PRECODES
Question 60206: Other person in household 6 Gender
Question 60207: Other person in household 6 Age
Question 60210: Other person in houshold 6 Relationship to respondent: PROBE TO PRECODES
Question 60206: Other person in household 7 Gender
Question 60207: Other person in household 7 Age
Question 60210: Other person in houshold 7 Relationship to respondent: PROBE TO PRECODES
Question 60206: Other person in household 8 Gender
Question 60207: Other person in household 8 Age
Question 60210: Other person in houshold 8 Relationship to respondent: PROBE TO PRECODES
Question 60400: Q4.May I ask your marital status CODE FIRST TO APPLY
Question 60401: Q4a.And can I just check, do you have any (other) children aged 16 or under not living with you?
Question 60500: Q5.What is the highest Educational Qualification you have achieved? (one only) SHOWCARD 30
Question 60501: Q5a How old were you when you completed your continuous full-time education?
Question 60502: Q5b.We are interested in differences between the generations, can you tell me how old your father was when he completed his continuous full-time education?
Question 60503: Q5c.And how old was your mother when she completed her continuous full-time education?
Question 60600: Q6.Which of these descriptions applies to what you were: Working full-time
Question 60600: Q6.Which of these descriptions applies to what you were: Working part-time
Question 60600: Q6.Which of these descriptions applies to what you were: Not working (seeking work)
Question 60600: Q6.Which of these descriptions applies to what you were: On a Government Training Scheme
Question 60600: Q6.Which of these descriptions applies to what you were: Retired
Question 60600: Q6.Which of these descriptions applies to what you were: In full-time education
Question 60600: Q6.Which of these descriptions applies to what you were: Looking after the home
Question 60600: Q6.Which of these descriptions applies to what you were: Permanently sick or disabled
Question 60600: Q6.Which of these descriptions applies to what you were: Not working (and not seeking work)
Question 60600: Q6.Which of these descriptions applies to what you were: Caring for elderly or disabled person full-time
Question 60600: Q6.Which of these descriptions applies to what you were: Other,please specify
Question 60600: Q6.Which of these descriptions applies to what you were: Part time education
Question 60600: Q6.Which of these descriptions applies to what you were: Voluntary work
Question 60601: Q6a.How many hours a week do you normally work in your job?
Question 60602: Q6b.Are you currently a member of a trade union?
Question 60700: Q7.Can I just check, have you ever had a paid job?
Question 61100: Q11.Can I just check, are or were you... READ OUT
Question 61200: Q12.Can I just check, are or were you... READ OUT
Question 61201: Q12a.How many people do or did you manage or supervise? ENTER NUMBER
Question 61300: Q13.And do or did you work in the public, private or voluntary sector?
Question 61401: Q14a.Including yourself, how many people are or were employed at the place where you usually work or worked from?
Question 61402: Q14b.How many employees do or did you have? CODE 000 IF NONE
Spouse/partner working full time
Spouse/partner working part time
Spouse/partner not working (seeking work)
Spouse/partner on govt training scheme
Spouse/partner retired
Spouse/partner in full time education
Spouse/partner lookign after the home
Spouse/partner permanently sick or disabled
Spouse/partner not working and not seeking work
Spouse/partner caring for elderly or disabled person full time
Spouse/partner activity - other
Question 61501: (HE OR SHE - PLEASE READ OUT AS APPROPRIATE) Q15a.And how many hours a week does he/she work in his/her job?
Question 61502: Q15b.Can I just check, has he/she ever had a paid job?
Question 61503: I am now going to ask you a few questions about your late (husband/wife) employment history. Q15b.Can I just check, did your husband/wife ever have a paid job?
Question 61900: Q19.Can I just check, (is/was)(she/he)... READ OUT
Question 62000: Q20.Can I just check, (is/was)(she/he)... READ OUT
Question 62100: Q21.And (do/did) (he/she) work in the public, private or voluntary sector?
Question 62200: Q22a.Including your (wife/husband/partner), how many people (are/were) employed at the place where (he/she) usually (works/worked) from?
Question 62201: Q22b.If self employed: How many employees (does/did) your (wife/husband/partner) have? ENTER NUMBER CODE 000 IF NONE
Question 62310: Q23a.Do you regard yourself as belonging to any particular religion?
Question 62300: Q23b.Which religion would this be?? DO NOT PROMPT
Question 62301: Q23c.In what religion, if any, were you brought up? PROBE IF NECESSARY:What was your family s religion?DO NOT PROMPT
Question 62400: Q24.Apart from special occasions such as weddings, funerals, baptisms and so on, how often nowadays do you attend services or meetings connected with your religion? PROBE AS NECESSARY
Question 62500: Q25 Does your (husband/wife/partner) regard themselves as belonging to any particular religion? If yes, which? DO NOT PROMPT
Question 62600: Q26a What was your mother s religion when you were a child?
Question 62601: Q26b What was your father s religion when you were a child?
Question 62700: Q27.Did you ever attend a mixed or integrated school in Northern Ireland, that is, a school with fairly large numbers of both Catholic and Protestant children?
Question 62701: Q27a.Was this a formally integrated school or was it a school that was just fairly mixed?
Question 62800: Q28.How much contact did you have with the other main religious community before attending your first mixed or integrated school, would you say ‘a lot’, ‘a little’ or ‘hardly any?
Question 63300: Q29.And has any child in your care ever attended a mixed or integrated school in Northern Ireland, with fairly large numbers of both Catholics and Protestants attending?
Question 63401: TOTAL INCOME OVERALL
Question 63400: Q30.What is your personal income before tax and national insurance contributions? SHOWCARD 32 INCLUDE ALL INCOME FROM EMPLOYMENT AND BENEFITS Please just give me the number on the card.
Q.1 RATING OF GPS' APPOINTMENT SYSTEMS
Q.1 RATING OF AMOUNT OF TIME GP GIVES TO EACH PATIENT
Q.1 RATING OF BEING ABLE TO CHOOSE WHICH GP YOU SEE
Q.1 RATING OF QUALITY OF MEDICAL TREATMENT BY GPS
Q.1 RATING OF HOSPITAL WAITING LISTS FOR NON-EMERGENCY OPERATIONS
Q.1 RATING OF WAITING TIME BEFORE GETTING APPOINTMENTS WITH HOSPITAL CONSULTANTS
Q.1 RATING OF GENERAL CONDITION OF HOSPITAL BUILDINGS
Q.1 RATING OF STAFFING LEVEL OF NURSES IN HOSPITALS
Q.1 RATING OF STAFFING LEVEL OF DOCTORS IN HOSPITALS
Q.1 RATING OF QUALITY OF MEDICAL TREATMENT IN HOSPITALS
Q.1 RATING OF QUALITY OF NURSING CARE IN HOSPITALS
Q.1 RATING OF WAITING AREAS IN ACCIDENT AND EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTS IN HOSPITALS
Q.1 RATING OF WAITING AREAS FOR OUT-PATIENTS IN HOSPITALS
Q.1 RATING OF WAITING AREAS AT GPS' SURGERIES
Q.1 RATING OF TIME SPENT WAITING IN OUT-PATIENT DEPARTMENTS
Q.1 RATING OF TIME SPENT WAITING IN ACCIDENT AND EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTS BEFORE BEING SEEN BY A DOCTOR
Q.1 RATING OF TIME SPENT WAITING ON AN AMBULANCE AFTER A 999 CALL
Q.1 RATING OF ACCESS TO TREATMENT FROM AN NHS DENTIST
Q.2 VISITED AN NHS GP IN THE LAST TWO YEARS
Q.2 BEEN AN OUT-PATIENT IN AN NHS HOSPITAL IN THE LAST TWO YEARS
Q.2 BEEN AN IN-PATIENT IN AN NHS HOSPITAL IN THE LAST TWO YEARS
Q.2 VISITED A PATIENT IN AN NHS HOSPITAL IN THE LAST TWO YEARS
Q.2 HAD ANY DENTAL TREATMENT AS A PRIVATE PATIENT IN THE LAST TWO YEARS
Q.3 RECENTLY BEEN ABLE TO CONCENTRATE ON WHATEVER YOU'RE DOING
Q.4 RECENTLY LOST MUCH SLEEP OVER WORRY
Q.5 RECENTLY FELT YOU WERE PLAYING A USEFUL PART IN THINGS
Q.6 RECENTLY FELT CAPABLE OF MAKING DECISIONS ABOUT THINGS
Q.7 RECENTLY FELT CONSTANTLY UNDER STRAIN
Q.8 RECENTLY FELT YOU COULDN'T OVERCOME YOUR DIFFICULTIES
Q.9 RECENTLY BEEN ABLE TO ENJOY YOUR NORMAL DAY-TO-DAY ACTIVITIES
Q.10 RECENTLY BEEN ABLE TO FACE UP TO YOUR PROBLEMS
Q.11 RECENTLY BEEN FEELING UNHAPPY AND DEPRESSED
Q.12 RECENTLY BEEN LOSING CONFIDENCE IN YOURSELF
Q.13 RECENTLY BEEN THINKING OF YOURSELF AS A WORTHLESS PERSON
Q.14 RECENTLY BEEN FEELING REASONABLY HAPPY, ALL THINGS CONSIDERED
Q.15 OPINION AS TO WHAT METHOD BRINGS BETTER RELATIONS BETWEEN PROTESTANTS AND CATHOLICS IN NORTHERN IRELAND
Q.16 LEVEL OF FAVOURABILITY TOWARDS MORE MIXNG OR MORE SEPARATION IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS
Q.16 LEVEL OF FAVOURABILITY TOWARDS MORE MIXNG OR MORE SEPARATION IN SECONDARY AND GRAMMAR SCHOOLS
Q.16 LEVEL OF FAVOURABILITY TOWARDS MORE MIXNG OR MORE SEPARATION IN WHERE PEOPLE LIVE
Q.16 LEVEL OF FAVOURABILITY TOWARDS MORE MIXNG OR MORE SEPARATION IN WHERE PEOPLE WORK
Q.16 LEVEL OF FAVOURABILITY TOWARDS MORE MIXNG OR MORE SEPARATION IN PEOPLE'S LEISURE OR SPORTS ACTIVITIES
Q.16 LEVEL OF FAVOURABILITY TOWARDS MORE MIXNG OR MORE SEPARATION IN PEOPLE'S MARRIAGES
Q.17 OPINION AS TO WHO USUALLY PUTS UP UNION FLAGS ON LAMPPOSTS: Town Councils
Q.17 OPINION AS TO WHO USUALLY PUTS UP UNION FLAGS ON LAMPPOSTS: Political Parties
Q.17 OPINION AS TO WHO USUALLY PUTS UP UNION FLAGS ON LAMPPOSTS: Cultural Groups
Q.17 OPINION AS TO WHO USUALLY PUTS UP UNION FLAGS ON LAMPPOSTS: Paramilitary Groups
Q.17 OPINION AS TO WHO USUALLY PUTS UP UNION FLAGS ON LAMPPOSTS: Other Community Groups
Q.17 OPINION AS TO WHO USUALLY PUTS UP UNION FLAGS ON LAMPPOSTS: Isolated Individuals
Q.17 OPINION AS TO WHO USUALLY PUTS UP UNION FLAGS ON LAMPPOSTS: No reply
Q.18 OPINION AS TO WHO USUALLY PUTS UP IRISH TRICOLOUR FLAGS ON LAMPPOSTS: Town Councils
Q.18 OPINION AS TO WHO USUALLY PUTS UP IRISH TRICOLOUR FLAGS ON LAMPPOSTS: Political Parties
Q.18 OPINION AS TO WHO USUALLY PUTS UP IRISH TRICOLOUR FLAGS ON LAMPPOSTS: Cultural Groups
Q.18 OPINION AS TO WHO USUALLY PUTS UP IRISH TRICOLOUR FLAGS ON LAMPPOSTS: Paramilitary Groups
Q.18 OPINION AS TO WHO USUALLY PUTS UP IRISH TRICOLOUR FLAGS ON LAMPPOSTS: Other Community Groups
Q.18 OPINION AS TO WHO USUALLY PUTS UP IRISH TRICOLOUR FLAGS ON LAMPPOSTS: Isolated Individuals
Q.18 OPINION AS TO WHO USUALLY PUTS UP IRISH TRICOLOUR FLAGS ON LAMPPOSTS: Can't choose
Q.19 WHEN THINK IT IS LEGITIMATE TO DISPLAY UNION FLAGS ON MAIN STREETS
Q.20 WHEN THINK IT IS LEGITIMATE TO DISPLAY IRISH TRICOLOUR FLAGS ON MAIN STREETS
Q.21 LIKELIHOOD TO SHOP IN NEIGHBOURHOODS WITH DISPLAYS OF LOYALIST FLAGS OR MURALS
Q.22 LIKELIHOOD TO SHOP IN NEIGHBOURHOODS WITH DISPLAYS OF REPUBLICAN FLAGS OR MURALS
Q.23 LEVEL OF COMFORT IF HOUSE IN IMMEDIATE NEIGHBOURHOOD WAS SOLD OR RENTED TO MIGRANT WORKERS FROM EASTERN EUROPE
Q.24 LEVEL OF COMFORT IF DENTIST WAS A MIGRANT WORKER FROM AN EASTERN EUROPE COUNTRY
Q.25 LEVEL OF COMFORT IF IN HOSPITAL AND NURSED IN CHARGE OF LOOKING AFTER YOU WAS A MIGRANT WORKER FROM AN EASTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRY
Q.26 LEVEL OF COMFORT TALKING TO PEOPLE OF A MINORITY ETHNIC GROUP
Q.27 LEVEL OF COMFORT IF HOUSE IN IMMEDIATE NEIGHBOURHOOD WAS SOLD OR RENTED TO PEOPLE OF A MINORITY ETHNIC GROUP
Q.28 LEVEL OF COMFORT IF DENTIST WAS SOMEONE OF A MINORITY ETHNIC GROUP
Q.29 LEVEL OF COMFORT IF IN HOSPITAL AND NURSED IN CHARGE OF LOOKING AFTER YOU WAS SOMEONE OF A MINORITY
Q.30 FRIENDS CALLED SOMEONE NAMES TO THEIR FACE BECAUSE OF THEIR COLOUR OR ETHNIC ORIGIN
Q.31 PERSONALLY CALLED SOMEONE NAMES TO THEIR FACE BECAUSE OF THEIR COLOUR OR ETHNIC ORIGIN
Q.32 PEOPLE FROM MINORITY ETHNIC COMMUNITIES ARE LESS RESPECTED IN NORTHERN IRELAND THAN THEY ONCE WERE
Q.32 I PERSONALLY KNOW QUITE A BIT ABOUT THE CULTURE OF SOME MINORITY ETHNIC COMMUNITIES LIVING IN NORTHERN IRELAND
Q.32 THE CULTURE OF IRISH TRAVELLERS IS MORE RESPECTED BY PEOPLE IN NORTHERN IRELAND THAN IT ONCE WAS
Q.33 AMOUNT MINORITY ETHNIC COMMUNITIES SHOULD PARTICIPATE AS SCHOOL GOVERNORS
Q.33 AMOUNT MINORITY ETHNIC COMMUNITIES SHOULD PARTICIPATE AS POLITICIANS
Q.33 AMOUNT MINORITY ETHNIC COMMUNITIES SHOULD PARTICIPATE AS PROMINENT BUSINESS PEOPLE
Q.33 AMOUNT MINORITY ETHNIC COMMUNITIES SHOULD PARTICIPATE AS LEADERS WITHIN THEIR CHURCHES OR FAITH COMMUNITIES
Q.33 AMOUNT MINORITY ETHNIC COMMUNITIES SHOULD PARTICIPATE AS COMMENTATORS IN THE MEDIA ON ISSUES CONCERNING MINORITY
Q.34 ORGANISATIONS AND LEADERS IN PUBLIC LIFE SHOULD ENCOURAGE MEMBERS OF MINORITY ETHNIC COMMUNITIES TO PARTICIPATE IN PUBLIC LIFE
Q.34 MEMBERS OF MINORITY ETHNIC COMMUNITIES SHOULD BE HELPED TO PARTICIPATE IN PUBLIC LIFE, EVEN IF IT COSTS MONEY TO MAKE THIS HAPPEN
Q35: The best way for members of minority ethnic communities to participate in public life
Q.37 ORDINARY WORKING PEOPLE GET THEIR FAIR SHARE OF THE NATION'S WEALTH
Q.37 THERE IS ONE LAW FOR THE RICH AND ONE FOR THE POOR
Q.37 THERE IS NO NEED FOR STRONG TRADE UNIONS TO PROTECT EMPLOYEES' WORKING CONDITIONS AND WAGES
Q.37 PRIVATE ENTERPRISE IS THE BEST WAY TO SOLVE NORTHERN IRELAND'S ECONOMIC PROBLEMS
Q.37 MAJOR PUBLIC SERVICES AND INDUSTRIES OUGHT TO BE IN STATE OWNERSHIP
Q.37 IT IS THE GOVERNMENT'S RESPONSIBILITY TO PROVIDE A JOB FOR EVERYONE WHO WANTS ONE
Q.37 IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE GOVERNMENT TO REDUCE THE DIFFICULTIES IN INCOME BETWEEN PEOPLE WITH HIGH INCOMES
Q.38 PEOPLE LIKE ME HAVE NO SAY IN WHAT THE GOVERNMENT DOES
Q.38 SOMETIMES POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT SEEM SO COMPLICATED THAT A PERSON LIKE ME CANNOT REALLY UNDERSTAND WHAT IS GOING ON
Q.38 IT DOESN'T REALLY MATTER WHICH PARTY IS IN POWER, IN THE END THINGS GO ON MUCH THE SAME
Q.38 VOTING IS THE ONLY WAY PEOPLE LIKE ME CAN HAVE ANY SAY ABOUT HOW THE GOVERNMENT RUNS THINGS
NI Party identification (derived)
NIPARTY - other parties
Religion - categorised
Age - categorised
Has children 16 or under
NS-SEC Analytical Class - Respondent