Number of people in the household
Sex of SELECTED respondent
Age of respondent
Is Person 1 currently in full-time education?'
Is accommodation in the name of the respondent?
Martial status of respondent
Is the respondent living with someone as a couple in the household
Q1 How long have you lived in the town (city, village) where you live now?
Q2 How would you describe the place where you live?
Q3 Have you ever lived outside of Northern Ireland for more than six months?
Q3a1 Was that elsewhere in the United Kingdom?
Q3a2 Was that elsewhere in the Republic of Ireland?
Q3a3 Was that outside the British Isles?
Q4 Do you normally read any daily morning newspaper at least 3 times a week?
Q4a Which one do you normally read?
Q5 Does anyone have access to the internet or World Wide Web from this address?
Q6 Do you yourself ever use the internet or World Wide Web for any reason (other than your work)?
Q1 Relations between Protestants and Catholics? Would you say they are better than they were 5 years, worse or about the same?
Q2 And what about in 5 years time?
Q3 If you had a choice, would you prefer to live in a neighbourhood with people of only your own religion, or mixed religion
Q4 And if you were working and had to change your job, would you prefer...
A5 And if you were deciding where to send your children to school, would you prefer a school with children of ....
Q6 Which of these best describes the way you think of yourself?
Q6b1 How strongly do you feel yourself to be British?
Q6b2 How strongly do you feel yourself to be Irish?
Q6b3 How strongly do you feel yourself to be Ulster?
Q6b4 How strongly do you feel yourself to be Northern Irish?
Q7 Do you think most people in Northern Ireland would mind or not if one of their close relatives were to marry someone of a different religion
Q8 And you personally, would you mind or not mind?
Q9 On future special occasions what flag should be flown outside public buildings
Q10 Has there been any time in the last year when you personally have felt intimidated by republican murals, Kerb paintings or flags?
Q11 And has there been any time in the last year when you personally have felt annoyed by republican murals, kerb paintings or flags?
Q12 Do you think there are more republican murals and flags on display these days than there were 5 years ago, less or about the same?
Q13 And has there been any time in the last year when you personally have felt intimidated by loyalist murals, kerb paintings or flags?
Q14 And has there been any time in the last year when you personally have felt annoyed by Loyalist murals, kerb paintings or flags?
Q15 Do you think there are more Loyalist murals and flags on display these days than there were 5 years ago, less or about the same?
Q16 In general, would you, or do you support flag flying on lampposts in your own neighbourhood?
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 5 years ago, less or is it just the same?
Q18 Suppose you were applying for a job, would you avoid workplaces situated in a mainly Protestant area?
Q19 Suppose you were applying for a job, would you avoid workplaces situated in a mainly Catholic area?
Q20 Thinking of you workplace would you say it was a neutral space?
Q21 Do you think that it should be a neutral space?
Q22 And thinking of the neighbourhood where you live, would you say that it is a neutral space?
Q23 Do you think that it should be a neutral space?
Q24 And thinking of the shops for main weekly shopping would you say that it is a neutral space?
Q25 Do you think that it should be a neutral space?
Q26 And thinking of your local shops or garage would you say that it is a neutral space?
Q27 Do you think that it should be a neutral space?
Q28 Thinking about your Workplace - if you have one - Is it a place where you feel you can be open about your own cultural identity?
Q29 Thinking about the Neighbourhood where you live, is it a place where you feel you can be open about your own cultural identity?
Q30 And thinking about the school(s) that your children attend - if you have children - are these places where they be open about their cultural identity?
Q31 About how many of your friends would you say are the same religion as you?
Q32 What about your relatives, including relatives by marriage? About how many are the same religion as you?
Q33 What about your neighbours? About how many are the same religion as you?
Q34 How favourable or unfavourable do you feel about people from the Catholic community?
Q35 How favourable or unfavourable do you feel about people from the Protestant community?
Q36 How much do you understand about the Catholic community's culture and traditions?
Q37 And how much do you understand about the Protestant community's culture and traditions?
Q38 How much respect do you have for the Catholic community's culture and traditions?
Q39 And how much respect do you have for the Protestant community's culture and traditions?
Q40a...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.
Q40b....Northern Ireland is a place free from displays of sectarian aggression.
Q40c...Towns and city centres in Northern Ireland are safe and welcoming places for people of all walks of life.
Q40d...Schools in Northern Ireland are effective at preparing pupils for life in a diverse society.
Q40e....Schools in Northern Ireland are effective at encouraging understanding of tth complexity of history.
Q40f....The government is actively encouraging integrated schools.
Q40g....The government is actively encouraging schools of different religions to mix with each other by sharing facilities.
Q41ah....The government is actively encouraging shared communities where people of all backgrounds can live,work, learn and play together.
Q1a- Do you consider yourself to be a member of a minority ethnic community?
Q3 Do you think there is a lot of prejudice against people from the Minority Ethnic Community in Northern Ireland nowadays. a little or hardly any?
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?
Q5 Do you think there will be more, less or about the same amount of racial prejudice in Northern Ireland in 5 yrs time compared to now?
Q6 Which group do you think there is most prejudice against?
Q7 In relation to colour and ethnicity I prefer to stick with people of my own kind?
Q8 Which of these statements BEST dedescribes how you feel about mixing with people from diff backgrounds?
Q9a I would willingly accept them living in a house as a resident in my local area
Q9b I would willingly accept them as a colleague at my work
Q9c I would willingly accept them as a close friend of mine.
Q9d I would willingly accept them as a relative by way of marriage to a close member of my family.
Q10 Do you come from any of the countries on the showcard? (Eastern European)
Q10a I would willingly accept them as a tourist visiting Northern Ireland.
Q10b I would willingly accept them as a resident of Northern Ireland living and working here.
Q10c I would willingly accept them as a resident in my local area.
Q10d I would willingly accept them as a colleague at my work.
Q10e I would willingly accept them as a close friend of mine.
Q10f I would willingly accept them as a relative by way of marriage to a close member of my family.
Q11a I would willingly accept them as a tourist visiting Northern Ireland
Q11b I would willingly accept them as a resident of Northern Ireland living and working here
Q11c I would willingly accept them as a resident in my local area
Q11d I would willingly accept them as a colleague at my work
Q11e I would willingly accept them as a close friend of mine
Q11f I would willingly accept them as a relative by way of marriage to a close member of my family
Q12 Can I just check, are you a Muslim?
Q12a1 I would willingly accept them as a tourist visiting Northern Ireland
Q12a2 I would willingly accept them as a resident of Northern Ireland living and working here
Q12a3 I would willingly accept them as a resident in my local area
Q12a4 I would willingly accept them as a colleague at my work
Q12a5 I would willingly accept them as a close friend of mine
Q12a6 I would willingly accept them as a relative by way of marriage to a close member of my family
Q13: Friends from Black background
Q13: Friends from Chinese background
Q13: Friends from S Asian background
Q13: Friends from Irish Traveller background
Q13: Friends from Portuguese background
Q13: Friends from Polish background
Q13: Friends from other E European background
Q13: Friends from Filipino background
Q13: Friends from other background
Q13: No friends from following background
Q13: Friends from following background - Don't know
Q13: Contacts at work from Black background
Q13: Contacts at work from Chinese background
Q13: Contacts at work from S Asian background
Q13: Contacts at work from Irish Traveller background
Q13: Contacts at work from Portuguese background
Q13: Contacts at work from Polish background
Q13: Contacts at work from other E European background
Q13: Contacts at work from Filipino background
Q13: Contacts at work from other background
Q13: No contacts at work from following background
Q13: Contacts at work from following background - Don't know
Q13: Neighbours from Black background
Q13: Neighbours from Chinese background
Q13: Neighbours from S Asian background
Q13: Neighbours from Irish Traveller background
Q13: Neighbours from Portuguese background
Q13: Neighbours from Polish background
Q13: Neighbours from other E European background
Q13: Neighbours from Filipino background
Q13: Neighbours from other background
Q13: No neighbours from following background
Q13: Neighbours from following background - Don't know
Q16 How often would you come into direct contact with people from one or more of these backgrounds?
Q17 And thinking of the type of contact you have, would it usually be..
Q18 How would you describe yourself- very prejudiced/a little/not at all/other - against Minority Ethnic Communities?
Q19 Some people say that even if they feel they are prejudiced, they try to overcome their feelings and avoid displaying prejudiced behaviour. What about you?
Q19a And would you say that, over the last year or so, your opinion of minority ethnic people has been more positive, negative or stayed about the same?
Q20 All schools should teach children about the background and culture of people from Minority Ethnic Communities
Q21 One of the rights of being part of the European Union is that people from NI can work in other parts of the European Union. How welcome is this to you personally?
Q22 And what about the fact that other European Union citizens are free to live and work in Northern Ireland.
Q23a Migrant workers are generally good for Northern Ireland's economy
Q23b Migrant workers take jobs away from people who were born in Northern IreIand
Q23c Migrant workers mostly take up jobs that Northern Ireland workers dont want
Q23d It is good for Northern Ireland that migrant workers come to work as doctors and nurses
Q23e The number of migrant workers moving into Northern Ireland means shortage of local houses
Q23f Migrant workers make Northern Ireland open to new ideas and cultures
Q23g The number of migrant workers coming into Northern Ireland puts a strain on Health
Q23h The needs of migrant workers' children are putting a strain on schools
Q23i Migrant workers come to Northern Ireland just to get social security benefits
Q23j People's perceptions of migrant workers are tainted by the media
Q24 Do you consider yourself to be a migrant worker?
Section 4 Q1 RUC picture - Does it make you feel uneasy?
Section 4 Q1 RUC picture - Does it make you feel satisfied?
Section 4 Q1 RUC picture - Does it make you feel annoyed?
Section 4 Q1 RUC picture - Does it make you feel hopeful?
Section 4 Q2 Union Jack picture - Does it make you feel uneasy?
Section 4 Q2 Union Jack picture - Does it make you feel annoyed?
Section 4 Q2 Union Jack picture - Does it make you feel satisfied?
Section 4 Q2 Union Jack picture - Does it make you feel hopeful?
Section 4 Q3 Irish Tricolour picture - Does it make you feel uneasy?
Section 4 Q3 Irish Tricolour picture - Does it make you feel satisfied?
Section 4 Q3 Irish Tricolour picture - Does it make you feel annoyed?
Section 4 Q3 Irish Tricolour picture - Does it make you feel hopeful?
Section 4 Q4 Hunger Strike memorial picture - Does it make you feel uneasy?
Section 4 Q4 Hunger Strike memorial picture - Does it make you feel satisfied?
Section 4 Q4 Hunger Strike memorial picture - Does it make you feel annoyed?
Section 4 Q4 Hunger Strike memorial picture - Does it make you feel hopeful?
Section 4 Q5 Assembly 2007 picture - Does it make you feel uneasy?
Section 4 Q5 Assembly 2007 picture - Does it make you feel satisfied?
Section 4 Q5 Assembly 2007 picture - Does it make you feel annoyed?
Section 4 Q5 Assembly 2007 picture - Does it make you feel hopeful?
.Q8a Being NINatID is an important reflection of who I am
.Q8b ...Being NINatID is unimportant to my sense of what kind of a person I am
Q9a In general other respect NINatID people
.Q9b...In general, people don t have a very high opinion of NINatID people
Q10 Which if any best describes how you see yourself?
Q11a How do you think your father might have described himself at your age?
Q11b And how do you think your mother might have described herself when she was your age?
Q12a....Being ^ religion is an important reflection of who I am
Q12b....Being ^ religion is unimportant to my sense of what kind of a person I am
Q13a In general others respect people of my religion
Q13b....In general, people don t have a very high opinion of people of my religion
Q14a Tell me how you feel about being your Nationality in NI.. Do you feel uneasy?
Q14b....Satisfied
.Q14c...Annoyed
Q14d....Hopeful
Q15a Now thinking how you feel about being a your religion in Northern Ireland. Do you feel Uneasy?
Q15b ....Satisfied
Q15c ....Annoyed
Q15d....Hopeful
Q16 Now could you indicate your overall feeling towards the other main religious community in Northern Ireland on a scale of 0 to 10.
Q17a How often have you felt sympathy for those of the other religious tradition?
Q17b How often have you felt resentment towards those of the other religious traditions?
Q17c How often have you felt admiration for those of the other religious tradition?
Q17d How often have you felt respect for those of the other religious tradition?
Q18a Any economic advantage enjoyed by one religious tradition in Northern Ireland is generally at the cost of the other
Q18b....A political gain for one religious tradition in Northern Ireland usually results in the loss to the other
Q18c....Sometimes I feel pleased when something happens that means people in the Protestant community dont get their own way
Q18d....Sometimes I feel pleased when something happens that means people in the Catholic community dont get their own way
Q18e....I don t really care what goes on among those of the other religious tradition
Q18f....I don t really care what goes on among both of the main religious tradition
Q20a....In Northern Ireland, Protestants and Catholics have always been separate peoples
Q20b....In Northern Ireland, Protestants and Catholics will always be separate peoples
Q21a Britishness and Protestantism are strongly interwined
Q21b....Irishness and Catholicism are strongly intertwined
Q21c...You can t really call yourself British unless you are a Protestant
Q21d....You can t really call yourself Irish unless you are a Catholic
Q22a Letter from a hospital in Irish as well as English. How Uneasy would this make you feel?
Q22b How satisfied would it make you feel?
Q22c How annoyed would it make you feel?
Q22d How hopeful would it make you feel?
Q23a TV presenters wearing poppies. How Uneasy would this make you feel?
Q23b How satisfied would this make you feel?
Q23c How annoyed would this make you feel?
Q23d How hopeful would this make you feel?
Section 5 Q1 Political party feel closet to
Section 5 Q2 Do you think of yourself as a unionist, a nationalist or neither?
Section 5 Q3 Long-term policy for Northern Ireland should be for it
Q4a If the majority of people in Northern Ireland ever voted to become part of a United Ireland do you think you..
Q4a If the majority of people in Northern Ireland UneverU voted to become part of a United Ireland do you think you
Section 5 Q5 Was the Good Friday/Belfast Agreement a good thing, a bad thing or did not make much difference to Northern Ireland?
Section 5 Q6 Which of these statements best describes your opinion on the present system of governing in the United Kingdom?
Section 5 Q7 How much do you trust the Northern Ireland Assembly to work in Northern Irelands best interests?
Section 5 Q8 Which of the following do you think has most influence over the way Northern Ireland is run?
Section 5 Q9 And which do you think ought to have most influence over the way Northern Ireland is run?
Section 5 Q10 How much would you say you trust politicians generally?
Section 5 Q11 And are you satisfied or dissatisfied with the way Northern Ireland MLAs are doing their job?
Section 5 Q12 Do you think that having a Northern Ireland Assembly is giving ordinary people
Section 5 Q13a Looking back over the last 10 years, is Northern Ireland better, worse or just the same in terms of the economy
Section 5 Q3b Looking back over the last 10 years, is Northern Ireland better, worse or just the same in terms of health
Section 5 Q13c Looking back over the last 10 years, is Northern Ireland better, worse or just the same in terms of education
Section 5 Q13d Looking back over the last 10 years, is Northern Ireland better, worse or just the same in terms of political life
Section 5 Q14 Overall, do you think that the Northern Ireland Assembly has achieved a little, alot or nothing at all?
Section 5 Q15 Policy issues that the Northern Ireland Assembly will have to deal with. Which of these do you think it the most important?
Section 5 Q16 Constitutional issues that the Assembly will have to deal with. Which of these do you think it the most important?
Section 5 Q17 Do you think it is more important that the Assembly spends its time dealing with policy issues or constitutional issues?
Section 5 Q18a Do you trust a minister from the DUP to act in best interests of all people in NI?
Section 5 Q18a Do you trust a minister from Sinn Fein to act in best interests of all people in NI?
Section 5 Q18a Do you trust a minister from the SDLP to act in best interests of all people in NI?
Section 5 Q18a Do you trust a minister from the UUP to act in best interests of all people in NI?
Section 5 Q19 Should the process of setting up the assembly and other gov bodies been more open or was open enough?
Section 5 Q20 Do you have sympathy with the reasons for violence from loyalist groups - even if you dont condone it?
Section 5 Q21 Do you have sympathy with the reasons for violence from republican groups - even if you dont condone it?
Q1 Have either you, or someone you are close to, been in need of regular help looking after themselves because of illness/disability or old age in the last 10 years?
Q2 From your own experience or from what you have heard, how satisfied are you with services provided to people that need this kind of regular help, whose families can not provide it?
Q3 From your own experience or from what you have heard, how satisfied are you with the quality of education in Northern Ireland's publicly funded schools nowadays?
Q4 All in all, how satisfied would you say you are with the way the National Health Service runs nowadays?
Q5 Do you support or oppose Publicily Funded schools run by private companies or businesses?
Q6 Do you support or oppose charities or other not for profit organisations running Publicly Funded schools?
Q7 Do you support or oppose National Health Service Hospitals run by private companies or businesses?
Q8 Do you support or oppose charities or other not for profit organisations running National Health Service hospitals?
Q9 Do you support or oppose personal care for the elderly being provided by private companies or businesses?
Q10 Do you support or oppose charities or other not for profit organisations providing personal care for elderly?
Q11 How much do you trust hospital doctors to put the needs of their patients above the interests of the hospital?
Q12 How much do you trust school teachers to put the needs of their pupils above the interests of the school?
Q13 How much do you trust Social workers to put the needs of older people in need of care above the interests of the social services department?
Q14 How much choice do you think National Health Service patients should have about which hospital to go to?
Q15 And in your area, how much choice do you think National Health Service patients actually have?
Q16 How much choice do you think National Health Service patients should have about the kinds of treatment they receive?
Q17 And in your area, how much choice do you think they actually have about the kinds of treatment they receive?
Q18 How much choice should older people in need of personal care funded by the Governemnt have about who provides them with care?
Q19 And in your area, how much choice do you think they actually have about who provides them with that care?
Q20 How much choice should parents of publicly funded Secondary and Grammar schools have of what there child learns at school?
Q21 And in your area, how much choice do you think they actually have about what their child learns at school?
Q22 How much choice should parents have about where there child goes to school?
Q23 And in your area, how much choice do you think they actually have about where their child goes to school?
Q24 Do you support or oppose Specialist schools?
Q25 Do you support or oppose some schools that are linked to a particular denomination?
Q26 Parent on a low income wanting to send child to school some distance away because they thought it was better. But they can not afford the bus. What do you think should happen?
Q27 Low income people wanting to travel for treatment - what do you think should happen?
Q28 How much do you support or oppose the schools voucher scheme?
Q29 How useful are school league tables?
Q30 How useful are league tables of of number of deaths under the care of a surgeon
Q31 How effective are school and hospital insepections at improving standards'
q32a How much in favour or against charging for people for GP visits at home?
q32b How much In favour or against charging people for the cost of their meals while in hospital?
Q33 Nobody should have to pay prescription charges for medicine they need, even if they can afford to do so - agree or disagree?
Q34a Favour or against charging parents for the cost of individual music lessons?
Q34b Favour or against charging parents for school trips to the local museum?
Q35 Should students or their families pay towards the cost of their tuition.
Q36 And when should students or their families start paying towards the costs of their tuition
Q37 Can I just check, is one or both of your parents alive?
Q38 How often do you see either/your parents?
Q39 How do you feel about providing care for a parent?
Q40 Older person who needs regular help, who should pay?
Q41 National Health Service plan to reorganise hospital services. How likely are you to give your views?
Q42 Overall, how good or bad a service do you think the National Health Service provide?
Q43 Bearing in mind the amount of money it has to spend, how good or bad a service overall do you think the National Health Service ought to be able to provide?
Q44 Overall, how good or bad an education do you think Publicly Funded schools in Northern Ireland provide?
Q45 Amount of money, how good or bad an education do you think Publicly Funded schools in Northern Ireland provide?
Q46 And how good or bad a service do you think health and social services
Q47 Amount of money, how good or bad a service do you think health and social services in Northern Ireland ought to be able to provide for older people in need of personal care?
Q1 which of these ways do you (or your family) occupy this accommodation?
Q2 Does the accommodation go with the job of anyone in the household?
Q3 Who is your landlord?
Q4 Is the accommodation provided...
Q6 A can I just check, do you have any (other) children aged 16 or under not living with you?
Has children 16 or under
Q7 Highest Qualification level attained
How old were you when you completed your continuous full-time education?
Age father was when he completed his continuous full time eduation
Age mother was when she completed her continuous full time education
Your current employment status
Your Employment status -Employed or unemployed
^HEADI/What was the main reason you^ftxt2 did not seek any work in the last 4 weeks, or would not be able to start in t
Respondent employee or self employed
Respondent: hours usually work per week
Your ILO Employment
Your Economic Activity
NSSEC categories
Partners current employment status
Partners Employment status
Partner: employee or self employed
Partner: hours usually work per week
Partners ILO Employment
Partners Economic Activity
Partners NSSEC categories
In what religion, if any, were you brought up?
Apart from special occasions such as weddings, funerals, baptisms and so on, how often do you attend services or meetings connected with your religion?
Does your husband/wife/partner regard themselves as belonging to any particular religion?/If yes, which?
What was your mother s religion when you were a child?
What was your father s religion when you were a child?
Did you ever attend a mixed or integrated school in Northern Ireland?
How many years in total did you spend at a formally integrated school?
How many years in total did you spend at a school that was fairly mixed?
How much contact did you have with the other main religious community rbeforer attending your first mixed or integrated school?
And has any child in your care ever attended a mixed or integrated school in Northern Ireland, with fairly large numbers of both Catholic and Protestants attending?
May I check, is there anyone living with you who is sick, disabled or elderly whom you look after or give special help to?
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?
Would you say, looking back over the last 12 months, that your health has been......compared to people of your own age.
Do you have a long-standing illness, disability or infirmity?
Does this illness or disability limit your activities in any way?
Have you ever had a long-term illness that affected your activities?
What is your personal income before tax and national insurance contributions?
And what is the total income of your household?
Can you tell me which of these best describes you?
Are you yourself covered by a private health insurance scheme?
Does your employer (or your partners employer) pay the majority of the cost of membership of this scheme?
Did you ever attend a fee-paying, private primary or secondary school in the United Kingdom?
Have you ever been responsible for bringing up any children of school age, including stepchildren?
Did a child in you care ever attend fee-paying, private primary or secondary school in the United Kingdom?
Resp or child attended private school
And (does your child/do any of your children) currently attend any kind of state-funded primary or secondary?
Has the self-completion been completed?
Self-comp Q1 In general, would you say that people should obey the law without exception, or are there exceptional occasions?
Self-comp Q2a Should this be allowed/....Organising Public meetings to protest against government
Self-comp Q2b Should this be allowed/.....Organising protest marches and demonstrations
Self-comp Q2c Should this be allowed/ ....Organising a nationwide strike of all workers against the government
Self-comp Q3a Should people who want to overthrow the government be allowed to hold pulbic meetings to express their views?
Self-comp Q3b Should people who want to overthrow the Government be allowed to/....publish books expressing their views?
Self-comp Q4 All systems of justice make mistakes, but which do you think is worse ....
Self-comp Q5a Are you in favour of or against/......Cuts in government spending
Self-comp Q5b Are you in favour of or against/......Government financing of projects to create new jobs
Self-comp Q5c Are you in favour of or against/...... Less government regulation of business
Self-comp Q5d Are you in favour of or against/...... Support for industry to develop new products and technology
Self-comp Q5e Are you in favour of or against/...... Support for declining industries to protect jobs
Self-comp Q5f Are you in favour of or against/...... Reducing the working week to create more jobs
Self-comp Q6a Would you like to see more or less government spending on the environment?
Self-comp Q6b Would you like to see more or less government spending on Health?
Self-comp Q6c Would you like to see more or less government spending on the police and law enforcement?
Self-comp Q6d Would you like to see more or less government spending on Education?
Self-comp Q6e Would you like to see more or less government spending on the military and defence?
Self-comp Q6f Would you like to see more or less government spending on Old age pensions?
Self-comp Q6g Would you like to see more or less government spending on Unemployment benefits?
Self-comp Q6h Would you like to see more or less government spending on Culture and the arts?
Self-comp Q7a Should or should not be the government s responsibility to .provide a job for everyone who wants one?
Self-comp Q7b Should or should not be the government s responsibility to keep prices under control?
Self-comp Q7c Should or should not be the government s responsibility to provide health care for the sick?
Self-comp Q7d Should or should not be the government s responsibility to provide a decent standard of living for the old?
Self-comp Q7e Should or should not be the government s responsibility provide industry with the help it needs to grow?
Self-comp Q7f Should or should not be the government s responsibility to provide a decent standard of living for the unemployed?
Self-comp Q7g Should or should not be the government s responsibility to reduce income difference between the rich and the poor?
Self-comp Q7h Should or should not be the government s responsibility to give financial help to university students from low income families?
Self-comp Q7i Should or should not be the government s responsibility to .provide decent housing for those that cant afford it?
Self-comp Q7j Should or should not be the government s responsibility to impose strict laws to make industry do less damage to the environment?
Self-comp Q8a How successful is the Governement nowadays at/?.Providing health care for the sick?
Self-comp Q8b How successful is the Government nowadays at/ ....Providing a decent standard of living for the old?
Self-comp Q8c How successful is the Government nowadays at/....Dealing with threats to the UK s security?
Self-comp Q8d How successful is the Governement nowadays at/....Controlling crime?
Self-comp Q8e How successful is the Government nowadays at/....Fighting unemployment?
Self-comp Q8f How successful is the Government nowadays at/....Protecting the environment?
Self-comp Q9a Do you think the authorities should have the right to/?detain people for as long as they want without putting them on trial
Self-comp Q9b Do you think the authorities should have the right to/....tap people s telephone conversations?
Self-comp Q9c Do you think the authorities should have the right to/....... stop and search people in the street at random?
Self-comp Q10 How interested would you say you personally are in politics?
Self-comp Q11a ....People like me don t have a say about what the government does
Self-comp Q11b....The average citien has considerable influence on politics
Self-comp Q11c.....I feel that I have a pretty good understanding of the important political issues facing our country
Self-comp Q11d .....I think most people are better informed about politics and government than I am
Self-comp Q11e ....People we elect as MPs try to keep the promises they have made during the election
Self-comp Q11f ....Most civil servants can be trusted to do what is best for the country
Self-comp Q12a Generally, how would you describe taxes in the UK today?/ ....First, for those with high incomes, are taxes....
Self-comp Q12b ....Next, for those with middle incomes, are taxes...
Self-comp Q12c....Lastly, for those with low incomes, are taxes....
Self-comp Q13a ....There are only a few people I can completely trust
Self-comp Q13b....If you are not careful, other people will take advantage of you
Self-comp Q14a How often are you asked to help influence important decisions in other peoples favour
Self-comp Q14b....And are there people you could ask to help influence important decisions in your favour?
Self-comp Q15 In your opinion, how often do public officials deal fairly with people like you?
Self-comp Q16 Do you think that the treatment people get from public officials in Northern Ireland depends on who they know?
Self-comp Q17 In your opinion, about how many politicians in Northern Ireland are involved in corruption?
Self-comp Q18 And in your opinion, about how many public officials in Northern Ireland are involved in corruption?
Self-comp Q19 In the last five years, how often have you or a member of your immediate family come across a public official who wanted a bribe in return for a service?
Self-comp Q20 On average, about how many people do you have contact with in a typical week day, including people you live with.
Self-comp Q21 Better relations between Protestants and Catholics in Northern Ireland will only come through more mixing or more separation
Self-comp Q22a And are you in favour of more mixing or more separation in....../ Primary schools
Self-comp Q22b Are you in favour of more mixing or more separation in....../ Secondary and grammar schools
Self-comp Q22c Are you in favour of more mixing or more separation in....../ Where people live
Self-comp Q22d Are you in favour of more mixing or more separation in....../ Where people work
Self-comp Q22e Are you in favour of more mixing or more separation in....../ People s leisure or sports activities
Self-comp Q22f Are you in favour of more mixing or more separation in....../ People s marriages
Union flags on lampposts put up by Town Councils
Union flags on lampposts put up by political parties
Union flags on lampposts put up by cultural groups
Union flags on lampposts put up by paramilitary groups
Union flags on lampposts put up by other community groups
Union flags on lampposts put up by isolated individuals
Don't know who puts Union flags on lampposts
Irish Tricolour flags on lampposts put up by Town Councils
Irish Tricolour flags on lampposts put up by political parties
Irish Tricolour flags on lampposts put up by cultural groups
Irish Tricolour flags on lampposts put up by paramilitary groups
Irish Tricolour flags on lampposts put up by other community groups
Irish Tricolour flags on lampposts put up by isolated individuals
Don't know who puts Irish Tricolour flags on lampposts
Self-comp Q25 Lampposts on main streets in NI, when do you think it is legitimate to display Union flags on main streets
Self-comp Q26 Lampposts on main streets in NI, when do you think it is legitimate to display Irish Tricolours on main streets
Self-comp Q27 Would you be less willing to shop in neighbourhoods with displays of loyalist flags or murals, more willing or
Self-comp Q28 Would you be less willing to shop in neighbourhoods with displays of republican flags or murals, more willing
Self-comp Q29 A house in your immediate neighbourhood was sold or rented to migrant workers from Eastern Europe. How comfortable would you be?
Self-comp Q30 The only dentist who could see you could see was a migrant workers from Eastern Europe. How comfortable would you be?
Self-comp Q31 A patient in hospital and the nurse in charge of looking after you was a migrant worker from EE. How comfortable would you be?
Self-comp Q32 Thinking about mixing with people of a minority ethnic group, fwhich comes closest to your views
Self-comp Q33 House in neighbourhood sold or rented to people of a minority ethnic group.How comfortable would you feel?
Self-comp Q34 The only dentist who could see you could see was a Minority Ethnic group. How comfortable would you be?
Self-comp Q35 A patient in hospital and the nurse in charge of looking after you was a Minority Ethnic group. How comfortable would you be?
Self-comp Q36a People from Minority Ethnic communities are less respected in NI than they once were?
Self-comp Q36b I personally know quite a bit about the culture of some minority ethnic communities living in Northern Ireland
Self-comp Q36c The culture of Irish Travellers is more respected by people in Northern Ireland than it once was
Self-comp Q37a How much do you think that people from minority ethnic communities participate as..school governors
Self-comp Q37b How much do you think that people from minority ethnic communities participate as....../ Politicians
Self-comp Q37c How much do you think that people from minority ethnic communities participate as....../ Prominent business
Self-comp Q37d How much do you think that people from minority ethnic communities participate as/.....Leaders within their church or faith communities
Self-comp Q37e How much do you think that people from minority ethinic communities participate as/... Commentators in the media on issues concerning minority ethnic communities
Self-comp Q38 Organisations and leaders in public life, such as politicians, community groups and churches, should encourage
Self-comp Q39a Schools that fail to attract enough pupils should be closed and teachers lose their jobs
Self-comp Q39b.... Hospitals that fail to attract enough patients should be closed and the doctors lose their jobs
Self-comp Q39c.... All parents should help their children to learn rather than just rely on the school to teach them.
Self-comp Q39d.... It is teachers job to ensure that children do well at school, not parents .
Self-comp Q39e.... In the end people need to take responsibility for their own health, not rely on their doctor
Self-comp Q40 How willing or unwilling do you think public services like schools and hospitals are to listen to complaints?
Self-comp Q41 How willing or unwilling would you say private businesses like shops and banks are to listen to complaints?
Self-comp Q42 Which one do you think it is most important for the National Health Service to achieve?
Self-comp Q43 And here are some priorities for our schools./ Which do you think it is most important for them to achieve?
Self-comp Q44 Which option do you think is the best way of deciding which children should go to that school?
Self-comp Q45 Which option do you think is the best way of deciding wwho should be given an operation?
Self-comp Q46a Which of these statements about secondary schools in Northern Ireland comes closest to your view?
Self-comp Q46b And which of these do you think it is more important for the NHS to do?
Self-comp Q47a In the last 12 months, have you or a close family member or close friend been an out-patient in an National Health Service Hospital?
Self-comp Q47b ......an in-patient in an National Health Service hospital?
Self-comp Q48 If you were to consider your life in general these days, how happy or unhappy would you say you are on the whole?
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