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EOUSESO~ SCHEDULE- INTRODUCTION A
This schedule should ha kept by the inter VIewer and not left with the household.
NB Some questions are asked of H.O.H or wife; other questions are asked of ell
spenders and ona (Q16) ●sked of HOH only.
For definitions of H.O.H. and spender see Sections A4-A8 b-ala.
where informants ha .a recent ly ma-d or the household is newly formed bi11s
for current accctemdntion my not k available (See Al O belcw) .
Eousekoldm - Special cases for inclusion Al
a. Households which will ha moving #hould be included in tha survey provided
●ither:
i. the households will be li wing at thm selected address for at least three
weeks from the first contact,
ii. traveling to the new addronn, does not insmlw a separate journey of
more than 30 milee for the interviewer.
b. Nhere a hounehold has a main rmaidence abroad and a temporary remidence in
Great Britain and the temporary G.B. residence is sampled, then the household
should ha included in the F.E. S, if it will be at that address for at leant
one calendar mnth from date of interview.
Thin includes casea where the selected address is a caravan or houseboat.
Cafes whore tba proprietor’ ● famlly liwa o-r tha cafe, stswarda of A2
pri ~te clubs and publicans
Excluda if all or moat of the household’s meals are provided by the cafa, club or
pub, etc. AIIyother borderline caaaa should ha referred to the field officer for a
daciaion.
Household Definition A3
A hm.mehold cra@riaem ma person living alone or a grcup of paopla living at the
s- addreas having meals prepared together and with couaaon housekeeping pro~ded
that: -
i. AU persons in ● hmsehold consider the gddress to be thair only or
main residancc. The household could include ‘absent _rs’ whO
coneidar the address to ha their main residence. NAIN SZSIDEIJCE ia u
dafined by the informant(a).
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