Open - Economic and Social Data Service (ESDS)

OFFICE OF POPULATION CENSUSES AND SURVEYS 

SOCIAL SURVEY DIVISION 

The General 

Household Survey 1986 

Instructions to Interviewers 

W160AOPCS10/85 

s 457

GHS Intemicuer Inati*tis 

1986: Main Sarrple 

PART 1 ExxGrul?o Am PmrJIJREs 

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Bsckgmmd and Puqmse af the .%mey 

1 

lhe Sanple 

1 

Mdress List 

2 

Gmd references 

5 

Field Prccedures More Callmg m 

8 

1 Wlice Statn 

8 

2 Retmg Cfflce 

8 

Procedurefcr CmtaAmg (1.mta 

10-11 

MMresses dfiflmlt to fmd 

10 

mota weeks 

11 

Dlvi&d eddreases 

11-12 

Mltl-lumehold AMreseea 

13-18 

&nceald mlti-hcmseholdDruedure ( Bm land, 

wales ad Scotland) - 13 

Pre+.anPle5nultl-hmacholdp‘kcedure(Scotlamlrely) 15 

A IWxable umt Selectmn prtire (Sc!otlad) 15 

B =ehold sele~cn procedun (Sccklmd rely) 17 

Instltutms 19 

The ~leted Clmta 19-20 

lhe Intervlw Schedules 21 

GnventKrla for mtervlew sd-leduls 22 

Cueatms nmked wlti an ● 22 

~ to take a Froxy Intermew 23 

Use of Interpreters 24 

Mvance Letters 24 

Mniruatratm 24-2S 

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2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

I@cordof tills and mtaxm 

weeklyF.etum 

Orderof &onm.nts 

Clalm 

studytllm 

A&m tine 

Sbtmnery 

m to ontect 

24 

26 

27 

23 

2a 

28 

2a 

2s 

Schedule 

~ Sa—lmum (yaw) 

~mt pge (IIIC1.chaqes to the stile 

fnnl 19s5) 

presentAcalmdatlrm 

Mn-resl&!lt students 

IimseholdB.qlaq 

MlgratMn 

-r% page 

lNDIVItSJAL~ (V?rute) 

-s to tie schedulefran 1985 

Iblamg 

w~ 

Lelaure 

mucatm 

Health 

- 

ImIlkMq 

Fanny I.nfmlmtim 

JnOnE 

RDnLLcAm 

1 

2-6 

7-8 

9-17 

1S-23 

24-25 

26 

la–b 

le8 

9a-27 

29-31 

32-37 

3S46 

474a 

49-52 

53-63 

64-78 

z

(1) 

QiS InterviewerInatructims1986: Main ample 

Pml 

SMxxKNDANDPKxmmzE 

1. SAaUx?xND AND PUWCxE oF’ms WP.VW 

~re is a vitalnacd fa regularad relatedinfonustim ahmt peqle an5 tieir 

livingomditicsm & kehavimx so &iatthe governmnt ~ ncnitorad evaluate* 

sexviceeit prwides arxiplan for futureSewice prwisirn ad socialpolicy. 

The Gamral Hmealwld Surveyis designed&u lhie pxpae. It prwidee the 

qvernnat with anti.ruirqinfonnatim tit the m jor socialfieldsof PqxJlatim, 

Halsing,Fhplqnrmt, Erhmatim, tiealtiad Inmlm. -ss all thesetopicsare 

mvaredtimesurvey,i tispmsibl.a to examinenot mly 88* tcpicseparatelytut 

also ~e effectof each m tie others. Clearlya psrsm’s educatim relatesto 

their eqlqmnt, theixmployment to theirixxom, ham? to hcnsing,haaltiand 

fmily size. 

The GSIEral~eelmld SurJayis W@US in prwidirg infczmtim alxmta !nmkerof 

social fieldsand their inter-reIationshiFs, for altlmqh dqmrtnents prcducetheir 

mn infunatim ani oxuuissim &air mm studies, &tey do so io iaolatim, ad me 

&prtrent’s figuresare nti easilyrelatedto ancthe.r’s.FWthermre, they tend 

to mllact infcsmatim aboutthe serviceshey prwide tit littleabout tie kin% 

of pacplewho use tlmn. The Census,of ccaxea,providesregular- related 

tim, imt its smpe ia limitedand the CDllectim takesplace cnly avery 

ten years,ti& is too infrqent formany pxpmea. AO this sum+ey,likethe 

nest of mr sumeys, M onductad m a voluntarybsais, in tie lmg run it may be 

Pcsaiblatiregard itasnotcnly m ecmcmic W also a dfsmcraticaltamative to 

aakilq * w inforlmtim in axl@mry C!anRlaes. 

l’heIxpicemmtimed akxme formwhat we have celledthe coremterial of tie 

~. Thesean-e tqics will r-in, althm@ the f3etailadquastimitq my 

dwqe -r tixe. M additti, new topicsthatwmld not warranta surveyin their 

Csmright mbeincludadfce limitedparicdaof141E. 

2. ‘mES?lWxE 

=yearwe call atakmt13,C03 eddresaes~at~~~ 

, Imtil 19s4 

frmlthaslactoral R+ster, tut m frcmlthe met office’slist d eddressaa,the 

Psstcde AddxessFile (PAP). At thesesddresseswe wish to intervi- all persms 

.egE516 cc over livingin privatehmssholds. 

The SSWle is spread~ Fnglmd, Smtland and Walm in such a way that 

differentkinds of areas and Immaholds are represented.similarly,fialtik is 

sF==dwer *-l.e Y==ti @==== thatthasenpleis rapresmtativeof all 

ttiofti ysemso thatthe surveycan masure, for exanple,eeesmal charqesin 

Snployment,use d healthservicesetc.

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MAIN BOL7fOF LIST 

The m.fmtm m the mm bdy of We addressl~t m presentedm 8 columa. 

1. Add. ltue n tie 2-&g~t addressmmber (often called the serla.1 

SerialNo. nmber). It ~ld be enteredti the ‘AOD’tax m all 

&cmenta . 

2. Address E&nmlly tluaWI1l be tie fullpcetaladdress. Very cccas~rnally, 

the hcusenam or nmber wll k emittedand replacedby an 

aaterlsk. If no extm mfonmtun has been writtenm pl~se 

tel+me Sanplmg for ms.tructmm. 

At mm addresses’m the listym will see the words:‘DIVILED 

AELRESS-PART5LISl’ED@JIKE PAF.’ SeSSest.tm6’DMIXD 

ADIRBSES’ (page11) forb to *1 with these. 

3. (Pcstal ‘l%ereig m h@ximg to ths colum whi~ ahma the EXXtal&strlct 

rastilct) of the eanpledaddress. ‘IYu.a mformtxn 1s not alwaysgiven m 

the PAF, and thereforem mny addresslmta It appara cnly 

mtermttently’. Note that mtrms m th.a mlunn are linkedmly 

t-othe addressm that We (egm the spscimm addrsssl~st 

‘Carwmk’ appllesmly to 23-25Lmg RmJ @ not to any tier 

addressm ths l~st). 

4. Pc6tccx3e ‘ITuscolunn L5ta the XC& (W to 7 da-actera) for each 

s.mple5address. 

5. t-m If an entryap~rs m tins mlum It IS an urhcatm that tie 

(Multi- addressmy he mltl-cncqned, le mre than me hms~ld my be 

Cmmpmcy llvmg there. The nmber m the mlunn sbuld be treatedmly as a 

Inticatm) rcughgmde to the nunberof hmaelml~ w my expectto fmd at 

the address. ‘l’here M no gummtee that ti= nmber M mrre~, 

and P WLll stillhaVS to cell at the addressand Identifythe 

nmber of lxxseholc%lJvnq there (eeesectacn7 ‘Multl-hms&old 

addr~ses’, ~ge 13). 

6. IA (kxzal Tlu..sIS the -1 Authoritycods nmber m the PAF end M cmverted 

Atiorlty mto the LA mm at tie krttanleftof tie sheet. 

7. w (ward) ‘llmagives a mde nmb.erfor tie electoralward m vduch eech 

addressM lccatad(foroffma use rely). 

8. Gr~d Ref ‘1’lus glv= the grid referencecf the flrataddressm the pcstmde 

shared~ the sanpledaddress lhereare, m avsmge, 17 addresees 

m ea~ ~ so althcqh the grid referencemy not be the 

prec~e me for the sanpledaddress,lt WI1l cnlybe in an 

muaually mdesprad ~ area that the sanplsiladdrese m far 

frantie grid mfererre. (Seepage 4(a) for lxJ#to use tie grid 

reference.) 

Most qU&S, le 23 addresses,shouldflt mto me IX% of ~ SUE qter 

print-cut. H-er, lf the w ontams a ntir of ‘tiv~dadaddreses’~t my 

mntxxe mto a secmd or even a tlurdpegs. Ifthequo& ~eramre then me 

petal sectortie eanpledaddreseesm each sectorwfll be prmtd m a ee~zate 

pge. 

If p have my dtiflcultym mterpretmg the _ter ~stq or m ftidmg an 

address (afterfollmzng the racmmxdd prccedure) pleasetelephme Sanplq for 

furtherlnfonmtlm (E= 2354). Make sure ym IWJS the addressto Innd whm 

tele@mmg 1

(5) 

MI PAFeddmenshswml~ mmfeygr idrene-f=ti~toth=. 

ieprinW mtatymard3r9mliet. ~sx9unful inplmningycurf4m* in 

rurel ~, Jnrtialle.rlyse d&eesee Cklnotalusy emlwitllintlmpmt - 

givmcnthe~oti. 

Thi8 

The first5 fig.xsmof the grid refe~ gim the xmfemme el.mgtie tottanof 

-Imp. meeeomd 5figureegivettm refamos wt.lnsids ofvm3nslP. (ss’s 

exmple owerleef.) 

Grid refemxee my still leeveym ~la ti find eme rureleddresmm end tiey 

~mtsslleefulillu-el13es, tireastxeet napwmld kenore useful. If 

YXJ stillhevs FCOMem loo!ILirqm =Mr=st pleSSSreferto eectifn5.2 

‘Addreeessdifficultto fird’(psge10).

(7) 

3.3 Mdrees Iakels 

-. 

Inedditicn toycuretMrass Mete Yaavill begivan aeetafstidry I.akels-cm 

fcrwad’ laddraainymrqlota. 

wehmldatidctil.al=lsin~ ndAxxkwhi& villaaveymcq@q mt the 

-es by hani. 

A112winfmnatim givenCn the lebelwdlalao~myuu ~slmt 

tut m a &f fcxentformat. 

Ane.xaqle of*latelpuill 

Lo359/u3 

teglvmiaehumh?lcu. 

MO f+ 

{ 

244 LONPGN ROJD 

HA DLF_lGH 

BE NFLFET 

● ☛☛☛☛☛☛ 

MA RNIh G 

SS7 2Di. 

DIVIDED 

ADDRESS 

● ****** 

HA DLk IGli 

I WD41 

CASTLE POINT ‘D 16Q5E’ ?b/1869) 

D?tallaal’mmmal lakel 

LQ?r HAND amL?’tJ 

oD359/03 

3441nnxNmAn 

HAmEIQi 

Ss7zm 

HAmEIQ-I 

u!SII&FOmrm 

RIGfrrHmDaSuMJ 

m4 

●******* 

-K 

DIVIDEI 

●******* 

m 11 

GmElllo/lE1690 

Ward cmde 

CWii referem= CXEth &at *dress m the p2etccde 

shared by the aanplededdress. 

L

MT1N6AWA 

(9) 

PARISH 

PAGENO. 324 

T1 213 

m 

OMUfKIDORIVE] f f [ 

+------------ .HeM5e-&3eraye-------2 

------- ,----z4s 

------------ --4J$- 0.1030/1 

2 00 

4 230 

145 

House 

6 

203 

125 

: 00 

200 

123 

5 00 

1: 

m 

123 

6 00 

12 

200 

123 

00 

14 

200 

123 

: 00 

16 

200 

123 

00 

18 2W 

123 

1: Ho~use,:$P6 

I 

11 Flat(~6ro; 

12 00 (lstfloor) 

13------------- &geb-&-6wage. 

14 

Is 

IDo 

20 

I 275 I P 

I 233 I I 

168 

22 

22 233 166 

OLOWI LANE 

-Feh4ew ----- -----265 ------------.+&-- 

ChezNous 275 

Shmgr1-la It 250 

190 

0.103W7 

IATIN6.IREA 

hRISH 

_T- 

)lRECTASSESS- DESCRIPTIC4 

10. UENTNO. OF 

HEREDITMENT 

1 

1 11215/16Houset *rage 

2 11215/17House 

3 11215/1800 

4 11215/19House$ Cqor 

5 1121920 NOuseh Semge 

6 11215/21Bungalow 

2 

7 11215/228ungalrm& 

6arage 

8 11215/23House 

9 11215/24 

00 

00 

NANEWI ROSSVALUE 

SITUATIONOF 

HEREOITMIENTERE~TANEN1 

3 

OAKUODDORIV 

2 

i 

5 

7 

9 

OLOHM LANE 

Fairviae 

Hmeside 

PENFOLOPLAC 

4 

THEWILLOWS 

; 

4 

f 

22s 

220 

23S 

240 

240 

225 

275 

263 

208 

20s 

200 

ToTALE 

[T ATEA31 

!NUAIALUE 

UUE 

5 

— 

E 

DIRECTIIMSHEETNO.0.1030 

VMUES 1 

VALW 

51S 

~ 

KISSVALUE n 

VNUA 

EREfiTANENTUUE 

N IN 

T 

6 T 7 8 9 

— 

E 

145 

140 

150 

153 

145 

140 

203 

193 

130 

130 

128 

f 

215 

225 

225 

225 

213 

208 

26S 

250 

160 

:E 

ToTN [ 

f 

— 

— 

ATEABL 

WE 

--i 

f 

135 

143 

145 

145 

13s 

130 

198 

185 

110 

110 

110

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5.3 (llOtaWseka 

Althm#I there IS m requinmmt fayu.ato dmlmthasetrssrber of 

ad&esass perweeicw&wiqlp ~in ah evm flw of work. lb mnibx 

the effectsof dmqirig tb P$en3 to ca.le!darmmti, welmva dividedeach 

ncmth * fau pa- (almg,~ I..mea)- the datesare givanbelow. Ftm ease 

of referencewe w.11 antinue to call these ~node ~ ‘uekks’but *x3 is 

jtlatforamddetr atiw P.UFCSeamd will’&able ym to enterthe ‘ueek 

nmber’ m ymr &apatch note uauq the &tes given m tie hat balw. 

Qmta ‘-’ All nq-khaexceptEMm.nry 

1 tklys1+ ‘b 7* WIUSIVS 

2 

,, &u-lto 15th “ 

3 “ 16th b Zrd “ 

4 “ 24thtoendofuulth 

Mmnq 

1st to 7th 

&h to 14th 

15* b 21st 

2tid to smd 

‘I’hueallWrkcarrledmtmthe perxdofl atto 7thafthe-thwmldbe 

returnedm me daapatchfor:’~ week 1. ‘Ym stild return-k Fco@ly at 

the ti of -a ~ ‘wsek’(IL four dewatches per IIUI*). If w * n- 

wak m any me quota ‘week’, YOJ ehmld stillSSIX3m a wedclyreturnstating 

that no wxk =s tie. Ifymfmdymucammtwxk for20ftheqmtaweks, 

ycu nust mfcnn tie Regmml OffIce ~atelY (W -e m Ymr 

avallablhty shouldhave &m notlfmd to alluatim). 

6. NIJ-~VIIX.DPN’DDIVIEEDAD~ 

6.1 Mast addr=sES are l~ted mly cnce m ywr addressllst;theseare 

nmdm.ded addresses. (Seead~ss serl~ nc6:01, 02, 04, 05, 07, 09 ad 10 

m YWX e=wk addressliti.).A few addresseshave mre than me part hated 

m the PAP; these are &mded adtiesses. (Seeaddressserml nca: 03, 06 

and 08 m ymr exanpleaddr~$,bat). Hmwer, * p~ M n~ n~*~lY 

cmplete so me u nore parte’of the addressmy not be hated. ThM can 

~ at ~ ~*vIdad ++eSSSS ~d fiv1~ addreases. RX e=qle, at a 

timiad a-s the PAP my s,~,:agap,+ a aaq== & ~re (%J ~ a b~ 

of5flati Where mlyflatel, 3md4are liSti)orthereti agartvifian 

S_L@S suffix-t h not ha~ (q ’69- S~’ a ’69BMS-III street’am 

3istedbut ’69Amm street’,~ not). 

6.2 t+n-thv~dada~esees 

In ucet cases therem.11 be cnly me tidmld at tie addresswhch ycu elmdd 

attsn@ to mterwa. WAM@, thereare bm excepticna. 

1. Ym my fmd mre thsn me houacholdat the ad&ess m the 

addressllst. AS m prevl~ YS=rS YCU skuld het all SUCh ~ 

kids’ m the firmp~~ and follm W epprcpr=te milti-hms~ 

tild prccedureto dsternnnewhmh Isxae3mldgto mtermsw. In Ehglad 

and Wales ym shouldalwaysuse t3E ancealed Multi-hcueWld 

Fs==’=1-. In Smtlad w ahmld use the mcee+led !hlti~ld 

prmadm UI1=S tba @3reas has a Multx—ccmpency Indimbx of 3 or 

me m wimch case the Pre-sa@ed Multl-hmseholdprccedureslmuldbe 

used. ,> 

0

(13) 

7.1 Mostam@.edsdraMswill omtsin juetanhcwshold, tit ~ ym 

~ - Suces & Sultbhouaabld d&ees . mie Say Ocar, for exanpls,hi-m 

tism@u3ad dreeaiadi Vidadinto flatsfdli&are tiasparately 3.istsdalths 

PAP. tit a of all eddra8sesam Sulti+c+alpisdtit Vm prQoSticn will be 

xml&lhighsrin6Cotled andin2ergs Ckise. 

The PAF idmtifi= ems protablenulti—hmeahol.dsddraeee; thsesare indicated 

cm Ihs addresslistin the cd.unnhssd- ‘I@’ (PkIlt.i403Jpncy indicator). 

Hmevsr, n- all nu.lti-hmeelold=-see cm te icimtifisdin this WY aa ears 

SddXS8SSSJlllSy~t.Sill=_W lrxssholdeven-~ths~wl.mn is 

blank Also, the M3 indimtor may differfrun tlm acbnl riskerof hma4xMa 

at - addreee. 

Xnm3LnND an3WALES ycue?mlduss the OxzAKED nnxI—~ prccedurefor 

AU nulti-hmsslmldtibs= w ftidwhethert.hsmcollsm is blankanot. 

— 

(Int=rviekeraiho have wcu?kedm fhe eurveyinprsvicale~ dxmld note thet 

ihiaisadeprtur efranthe~ Uasd in *past. ) 

Scrm.mal 

In SWIIAND hxever, p elxulduse fhe PPE—fW4PMZI MJL!lZ~ prmdure 

b&eS && all addresses with an m indicator of 3 or mre end the 

-KwSQDLD procedurefor all tier nulti-lxueeholdaddreeessP 

find. 

7.2 UXCEALFD !4JLTI=SEH31D PKCRXJPE 

(mJmAND, Vi?WSAND Sm’mmD) 

Ycu shmld familiariseycuraelfwith this~re bafcrevieitiq any 

addressesas theremy not be any indimtim cm yc.urddreas list (ie.the m 

colunnnay be blank)that an addresa,is nulti-oaxpied. 

Inthistaee ycuskddtaket hetop sbstoff ycurpsd ofpink CUWE4ED 

MJLTI—I’nEEmm SELMXKN SIEETS (see exmtgle). Czlti-dmshst 

insert *e serial nmber * the addrees anaxned en% after talkixq to a 

:egmaa~ *lt at the address,list all th hmssholda livhq there at ya,u 

. me listingprocedurewill very .scmrd@ to the -lar I.eymt 

of theed&eas, hltitlIuet tecerri.edalthlti weydescribsdkelowso that 

YCUt(~U3dJSS~~ieWer m a folkp) can re-lderdfym hruselwhi(e ) 

If tie addressis a block of ~rad flatsyou ebxld siuplylist them in 

nunericalorder,startingwith flat 1, 2, 3, etc. 

If the addressconsistsof unnumberedflatsa bedsittere,whetherin a block 

of ~~ilt flatscr a anvarted house,you ebuld list the flats in a 

systematicway, startingwith the lowestflcorend workingin a clockwise 

msnrer m each flcor. 

If the eddressis markedas a ‘DIVIDEDADL3?ESS’m ycuraddresslist,you 

shouldlist hweeholde only at thosepartsat whi~ you have been inatructsd 

to titerviw. 

address. 

At nn+ivided addres-iss, list householdsat all parts of tie 

Exclldefrun the 

listany fhts tit are kncnm ti te snpty end ineligibleproperty. 

:,

,,-, 

w ~ with a Sulti+xqancy (M)indim- &30rnnreis~tad ma 

~led mlti-lxmeel’dd~s . ~r, ueaunotps-ealtiti 

~ds=ycuat~aultreasee 

beceuee,ftiin tenmamtblodrsarerd 

often lietedeepsmtdy al the PAF. IJmallycnlythe Isxma mmber ad Btreet 

~ are given. 

Thamfom eteechddresswi* anmindimtlx of30ruorem areaakingymti 

aarpleme rateableunit uairqthe valuatim listsI@d at tie Fatiq Office. 

Ym a?umldvisit the FatingCfficeto cbtainthe rqdrad infornatimbefore 

callingal any of theesUMraeees. 

A. ablue FfMTmm2LmT ~cll W for tlw eelecticnof reteable 

unita 

B. a white pIU?—SiM.pLmUUTI-IEXl~ S0.ECrIu’7SREEI’for the 

Selectim of Iu.lealmlds . Ycuwill need tiueetM.aa &et mlyiftAe 

xmberof rateablemitiatths eddreasiebmermllfor meto be 

8elect%5. 

%areamnbar asxlthaaid. aarial no. tithatu%5reaa will b6mt6red in tie 

tOxsS providd at - top of both the blue md whitesheets. It is eaamtial 

that ycu use the mrrect shsatafm each ~-aanpled nulti-lxuaeholdtidr’eSSso 

thet hruselmldsare”givm their mrrect chmoe d aelecticn. 

A. Fataableunit aelactim pmcedure 

t~ WY] 

Cn the valuatim lists66A mtOable unit at en tiss ti listedeeprs.telyad 

is descritd as ‘hmae’, ‘~t -’ = ‘-= flat’. 

EE!!!Ek Mdress : 87 i%911t3S Street 

Ehtriescn valuatim list: 

Hales 87 Jama street IQnle Gr. 2 

l’kalae 87 .sareeBlraat #H0mric3c 1/1 

Se?sriceFlat 87 mmlee Btreet 1/2 

Wkriycu have~tbaMreeeat tha RkingOff ice,tamertha&t ails se they 

~m*@-t~Mth* ~~~fitof-blueshset &r 

Selact.icnof rateable mite (See e.xangle). Besurati qdc+lnthamnbar or 

~of-~mteableunit eothatycm(cr~ intarviewarcna 

follcwup) Ozs-Jautewsqantly idmti& & ra~le unit(s) M will be eelecbsd. 

Chthebe& ofthablueehaet ttereis aselactimlablewi~ arangsofnun&ra 

-raepmding to the mnber of rataebleuniti ym my have fOXXI. et as~ 

nunberintharmgaisthemnbar cftharateable unit(a)atwhia ycu areto 

intervi-.

(KRUEINWJM’U)IM?) 

—— 

SNS/FES 

RATEABLEUNIT SELECTIONSNEET 

,/{ r, 

To BE ~D TO FIELDWITH 

CALL5k CONTACT/• UTCOKESHEET 

m 

List in box below all entrieson rstmg llstwithinthe selectedaddress 

IF THEP& IS ONLY ONE ENTRY THIN USE NORM&L PRE-SA14PLE.DMULTI-HOUSZHOLD ?ROCEDUTiE. 

Rateable 

Umt No. 

Entrieson RatingList 

m tibUSQ Gtwck firI /0 

2 IIQum Kane elfz 

3 l-low /b@hdrmk I I 

4 .%mw F/a} flwd~~ ,)z 

5 

6 

7 

a 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

ZL 

22 

Rocedure 

1. 

2. 

cY, 

3. Ring the number(s)selectedon the tableabove. 

OutcomeCode 

transferfrom 

C&C/C.WJsheet 

IF mm TRAN 22 RA’I?ZASLE uNITS, 

~INU? m A SEPMIZ SSSET 

Copy deBcriptionBof rateableunits at the addressonto the table above. 

Turn the sheet over for the table shovingthe rateableumt (s) to be 

contacted. 

4. ~sf ●r code from Calls and COntactIoutco= sheettO ‘o~c~e’ box.

(17) 

B. IblaakM Selecticn prma&rs 

(mm?.mwl Qu.x) 

Yalwil.lneadtiosrrymtthie pmmdura dmliftha zsads=ofreteableunite 

yruheve lie~cntheblues~ iabxemll formetobseelectd anlym 

hSVataen hetmc@dto callat theaddraee md~mttbpre-emplad 

nulti-haaeeholdpmmdura. 

In &tia mea ym mst visit the eddrass aml, after talkiq to a raqxrmible 

adult, list all the Ixa.wslmldsliving there at ymr first call. ‘XYehmeeholda 

stild be Listd m the frcntcf the whitepre-aanpledWlti-hauaaholdSelectim 

Sleetusing the listingprmedum describedm page 13 (seeexample). 

Cntheback oftiwhiteeheat ieaeelactim tablewitiarmgs ofnunbers 

UXmqaWq to the mnbar of lmmskdck ym may hews fcund. ~ainat each 

nunbarin tiqiethenwker of thehmeehold(s) atwhi~~ areto 

intarviw . 

In the exanple(seeaerialnmber 05) threelmme.hol& were fared. I@ferriq 

totheealectim tablews sea thatlm.mehold~2hae &en dwemsoycu 

shmld interviswthe ?smaabld ocmpyiq the flatm lhe 1st fI.om,left-hand 

side. Ring lhe ~ of the hmaehold selected,in this- nunher2, in the 

left-handmlum m the ~ of fie whitesheet. (’hisnunberis not the 

hmaelmld nunberym will be osiq m ymr schedules.) 

If there was mly me hmselmld at serialnunbar05, m intamiw wmld be 

XI@ ~ p wld simplymtum a kxxd of tile ad ~tmsne for aerial 

nurker05, cedingmtcme && 8) - ‘lbaa@e aelectd at the address’. 

If thereware eighthmsehol& at this serialnunberym wld have to intemiw 

tsm hmaelwlds, nunbers1 ad 4 m ymr list. 

Iicwwerrit ia Ems for ym to te instructedto cmplete no intervim at en 

address,or nor’sthan me intemiew. In the vast m~rity of casesthe 

Salectim tablefor a pre-sanplednulti-hawaholdaddresswill instructycu to 

interviewme hmsehold rely. 

~ial 

cases 

I 

a. Iftheeddreee iemarkedasa’DIVID~ PIlllGS’mywraddraas 

list,ym tild listIumeholda mly et thosex at whichycu hwe 

tem ~c&d ti int.crview Ạt ncrwdividsdaddresses,list 

hmsetilds at all parts of tie address. 

b. Selactd unit is Snpty a ineligible:As br es ycu om, P strmld 

avoid hchlding Stlptyaccmwdatim m yuu list,_ at acme addresses 

(q a blcdcof flab) it may not alwaysbe ~ible to tell -er a 

flat is Cr@y or not. Ifycufind thattha flatymeelec@ for 

inten?ieaby ueirqtie table m tie Pn?-sanplsdFMti-hmaehold Selectim 

Sheet tiespty orineligible,ycu ehmldtrti itasycmwmld any other 

~ or ineligibleaccmndatim - ie no intexviewia required. 

The relevantcutccm mde slxmldbe enteredm the -mrd of Calls @ 

CMtcam ti m the Pre-aqled mlti-hmaelwld Selectim hat. 

c. selectedunit antaina nore Vim me hmad!mld: Q=maimally ycu 

IMY M tit ~ ~ flat cmtaina nrre thanme I_xmeehold- ie it 

is a anmslsd nulti-hmaeholdwithina pre-sanplednulti-hmaebld 

&dress. In ~is caseym shouldfollcwthe proceduredeecribd in 

eectim 7.2,~ 13).

(RX USEIN SCOllhl 

. 

(N-Y) WJWI.E 

‘IOBE RETURNEDTO FIELDUITM 

QIs/ti– } ,CALLS & CORTACT/O~CME SHEET 

PRE-SAMTLEDMULTI-HOUSEHOLD 

SEI.JZCTIONSHEET 

List of Households 

eE131 

H/Hid DESCRIPTIONOF HOUSEMOLDS OU’TW)MECODE 

No. es. Locationand SurnamesIf ava~lable Transferfrom 

ckc/cho 

sheet 

1 6fod floor 

(7) 

/+ 

~_5 

/w, M hd sfda 10 

3 /4 ~loor, rl~ l-and WAC 

L 

Ci .-. 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

lL . 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

IF MORE THAN 22 HOUSEHOLE6 

CONTINUEON SEPARATESHEET 

Procedure 

Note down the householdson the table abOve. ThIS must be done 

syst●nmtIcally. Consecutivelynumberedflats are put dovn 1n 

order. If unnumberedstartwith the lowest floor and work m a 

clockwisedirectionthus.- 

1. GROUND FLCOR,FRONT, L.H. SIDE 

2. GROUND FLOOR, BACK 

3. GROUND FLOOR, FRONT, R.H. SIDE 

b. FIRST FLQOR, FRONT, etc. 

S’S EXCLURE empty flats 

Turn the sheet over for table showinghoueehold(s) to be interviewed. 

On the front of the sheet ring the number(s)of the selectedhousehOld(s). 

Fmally transfercode from Calls and Contact/Outcomesheet to ‘outcome’box. 

11)-

(19) 

8. Immnn’Iaw 

hinstitutim ls&firadcnlhe ~ee’an~aethhichfau arfore 

unmbtd people 84: While they my or my & eat ccfamally, the 

tiliehsmt nuetbenmm nanaged tyapersm (crperems)anpkyed fa this 

prpoee~the~’. 

~t01986all instilJ3t.iam were camted eeineligiblefitlY3GdlS. Ware 

clmllgingthis pro=edurefar 1986 so met en inatitutialdu.lld be Cnunted Se 

~ 2P ‘IHERS IS A PRIVATEKIJSEIirlDUSJALLYRFSIDR?I’‘IMERE.In sud’I-es, 

W? vent yw to intirviawthe privatetieehold(s), prwided fiat the institution 

in theirresinm CrLy eddreas. 

lhe instmctime for (leeMngWM &Mreeeee dividedhto parts (seesecti.m6) 

al.SOapply to M&asses which are jnstitutkns. l%ansb, if +Ae ddraas had 

mm W ma part YCU wmld includeprivabehms64ml~ et all partsunless-e 

W m instmctim m ymr &idresslist to intavkw at me part mly a tn exclude 

~ -. ~ e-le, if * cnlY addresslistedwas ‘t4anorml 52arding 

Sdxs31’tut ycu dxmd a ‘Ikm3mster’sW*, t4uYxSs21 Werdimg .%5vx1,’ym 

-ld includeprivatehaaaeholdslivingat the ~’a cottageas well as any 

li~ at tia sc&Ol. If, hwavar, tha aldresswas rasrke3‘DIVIDEOIUXRESS’witi 

‘- Hall L?OardingSdEOl’ se the sanpled addressand the ‘F@adlnasti’s 

ti~’ also listed,ym wmld not includeprivatebmsholds livingin the 

~ter’s ccttage. 

‘he ampleted quote inclu~s 

a. Cedes10, 21, 22, 23 ad 24 

Iime*Ms where ycu have finiti interviewingmd the mtams is eitier 

(10) fullm-cpexatim (ie every eligiblenenberhas keen titerviti in 

peracn)or (21-24)partialCcHperaticsl(is SmT3of the informticnwas 

collectedbyprcq or isnlissing). 

b. cde30 

Casesidxms the wld.eIrmeebld refused- 

be intarvi~. 

c. e40 

Ekueeblds that are &finitely awsy mtil after* ~ of tie qmte 

perialor _ ym were mable to cmtact enyne despitehavingmde 

ti a nrms oallespreadwer the amth.

(21) J“< 

Ikm#abM 

Sddllle (Yellcsw) 

ti ●hsdule CQJSrehcueekld ~lthl. the mdn featmreaaf Ixam&nM 

aanudatim, oneumr &rables, the sort of a2ammlaWn -=Q@d m’ 

full-tin-esfmdsntiLiving w frm hme, tx=ure, de-la tit QmWfagea, 

Fiamelmldhrqlary, migmticn id countryof birth. 

Ihlivi&al sdiedule(white) 

‘Itusachadule oxen the foil.odirq topics: housing MS-, e5plcylrent Sn3 

ml-, edu=tia, healill,Smk.lng,drirlklng,fanny in.fonmtlcnd m-. 

An Intivldusl Scheduleshrdd be canpletedfor each eligtile mmber of the 

tiselmld (le fcr ews~e agd 16 cr -r). 

Proxy S&edule (gram) 

‘lhe Prvxy Sdedule u a akmtened veraxn of the Indimdual stile. It a 

be ueed m oerta.muranmtames when an ehgible mmber of the I-mmelmld 

camlot be I.ntervl==dm peraul. (mr the un&Q.cm m wh~ a pm~ 

mterm= my be taken,see SecmXl 11 Ul page 23.) 

.PamllyI.m%rlmtialeelf-ccslpletlul sc3Edules 

There are Wee separateself-csnpletim * for vumn ag3d 16-59: 

ye- 

- -W mrrled/cdlat.uLixI ~ (grey) 

wubted/di-&dd:puated tmis?n (blue) 

-forsmglemIEsl 

Runotee cntheusaofthase fornm,sae the mstruc!titxmfen-the F?mily 

Infcnmtm SectlLmof the.md.lvw%lalSd-la&le.

(23) 

Inosruu.n“ cisasmtawee it is permissible to take a ~ intarviw ratherthan 

loeeinfornmticnetmtanwberaf thehamtid. 

Cbdkimeinwhidia prrayinterview llnybetakan 

a. WEue the infammt iaemila, mentallybesbard, a tstelly&e.f. 

b. VA-erathe infmmnt iei.llti willnotkeue.llq toseeycu 

bafcretha eldcdmfield palziod. 

WIaervcaltact calbaadewisl i!minformmt durirgtlvsfieldpericd, 

&Wharean 

field-id. 

infcanentis wayor 

inluqital frxtbvhle oft& raminiq 

NB. If~matold byenotharmnbe.r of- llma&lold*t the 

is ‘neverin’, ym ehmld stillrecallaeveml tines 

inthelqe ofeeeing-infoman t in persm beforeresorting 

to a prrxy intemi~. 

d. whereen informantis ‘tm hey’ or ‘notinterestedin -is sort & 

-’0 F idedthe informantgives perm.e “ sicn for the proxyto take place. 

Ym al-aM al- recallin mder to explainthe mmey in pm-em before 

amepting amv. &mc~ cesshmld ymtake aproxy sinplyrn 

the etrengthof anothermnber of tie tia&mld aayi!qthat the hfonmnt 

is ‘tenhay’ or ‘n@ interactedin surveys’. 

Inalltheea caeesycual’mlduee agreen~~le,tit ~tit itis 

a draatioallyabrtmad versim cf the white ~vi~ SdAule. In the ~ 

partimlarly of (d)alxwe,a prcay inter?iewis a last resort- ie it’sbetter 

thm n&h.ing,tut that’sall. 

There my be ckhar ciro.mmtanmsin which it wdd h aanaibleto take a prow. 

But, in SUC% cases,ring the officefor a rulitqfirst. In all caseswherea 

pr=yis~.w eneedac leardeecri@m frmyoutn the~ofca.llsand 

cutlXmsasti*thepmy Weemceeaary. 

Femiesicnto -a proxy 

Wherever pmsible it is advisable to ask & infmmsm tfmpermissicn to&the 

m ti- in~iswiq mckharmanbe roftilxm~ldm ti/ber hehalf. 

miaiepartiallarly tmaintlla Csxseof -w?loare’to ohlay’,’not 

-Std’, m ‘never in’, bacaae their axrmss nny ainply be tAair way of 

awiwtit wb’t-til=hmti. 

NUI’E-If ymneveraeethein~ in pemn, ask ~r tuxmeholdumber 

to obtainthe infarmnt’epmrdmicn * ym. (Uxkualy * are still 

smecasestimendght &aprcxy titemiew witit penuiesim-egif 

tkperam fiqueaticn i.ssemile,orawaymtil afterttx?mdofth field 

deteeetc). 

-PmKyinfana tim is generallybettercbtaimd cnlyfronaclcme 

relative. Ikwevar,in sane cases,particularlywiti elderly~le, this 

=y not alwaysbe pcesible. Ym elxxldUSS yau ju~ of ~ @blic 

releticna,bariq onfidsntialityin mind. If yw are h any dcubt,rti 

the officefa advice.

‘33ERALHOUSEHOLD SURVEY S 457/1986 1986 

RECORD OF CALLS ANO OIJTCOME 

INTERVIEWER‘S NAME 

AUTHORISATIO NUMBER—————————— 

----------- m~mn~ 

A. DETAILS OF CALLS MADE B. TO ALL 

RING &LL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 

DAY 

DATE 

330NTH 

TIME 

24 HR CLOCK 

ANY INT 

DONE 

NO 

REPLY 

APPNT 

IIAm 

90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 

91 91 91 91 91 91 91 91 91 91 

92 92 92 92 92 92 92 92 92 92 

INT. 

WITHDRAWS ‘3 ‘3 ‘3 ‘3 ‘3 ‘3 93 

CODE 90’S 

:;M: #E N 

93 93 93 

(1) 

How many members of 

the household were 

ellgible for 

lntervlew~ n 

(2) How many of them 

were interviewed~ 

In person 

By proxy 

C 

FINAL OUTCOME CODE 

cOMPLETELY CO-OPEQATINGHOUSEHOLD 

Every el~glble member m~ervlewed 

PARTIALLY CO-OPEPATING HOUSEHOLD 

Non-lntervMw of some household 

mernber(s ) - Proxy sched.leused 

Non-conract of some household 

member(s) - R-OXYschedule~ used 

Part.alresponse - at leasz one 

household member refused to be 

interviewed 

Partlal response- householdme.mber(s ) 

co-opera~edbut refused some quesxxon(s) 

NOTI 

21, 22, 23, and 2h 

can be m“ltl-coded 

COMPLETE NON-RSSPONSE 

Refusal by telephone to HQ. . 

Refusal by whole household to ~ntervlewer 

Non-conTact (Ie nO-One seen 

x“ household) 

— 

[NG 

— 

10 

— 

21 

22 

23 

24 

— 

35 

30 

40 

— 

RSON 

s 

71 

-. 

--- 

10 HOUSEHOLD A- THE ADDRESS 

F= 

)emollshedlabourto be denollshed/derelcr 

:CODE ONLY IF CERTAIN,OTHERWISE CODE 6U) 61 

Jsed solely for b.slness pur~ses I 62 

Jsed for temporaryaccorimodatmnonly I 63 

MIpty at fu-st call 

I 6U 

~ew b“,ldl”g nol yet completed 65 

INELIGIBLES 

Institutionwith no pmvate household usually 

resident (see inatructiOns)(SpECI~) . 73 

Householdconralnsforeign d,plomat/ US 

serviceman 

I 74 

Household con’calnsRoman Caxhollc Frlests I 76 

GNO SAMPLE SELECTZDAT ADDRESS (SCOTL4ND only) 

H9HOLD NOT INTSRVIEWEDBECAUSE Q 

ExTRA HOUSEHOLM ALREADY INCLUDED 

I 

\ 

PLEASE TURN OVER /8

GSNERALHOUSEHOLD SURVEY 

,? 

S 457/1986 1966 . 

RECORD OF CAILS AHO OUTCOME 

INTERVIEWER‘S NAME _________.. 

AUTHORISATIO NUMBER———— —___ ._ 

=yq~HnB 

A. DETAILS OF CALLS MAOE B. TO All 

(1) How many members of 

the household were 

eligible for 

interview? n 

I 

DATE 

MONTH 

TIME 

24 HR CLOCK 

ANY INT . go go go go go go go go go go 

DONE 

NO 

REPLY 

APPNT 

NADE 

91 91 91 91 91 91 91 91 91 91 

92 92 92 92 92 92 92 92 92 92 

INT . 

WITHDRAWS ‘3 ‘3 93 93 93 93 93 93 93 93 

COD 

@&XN 

9 s 

(2) How many of them 

were interviewed? 

In person m 

By proxy 

n 

C. FINAL OUTCOME CODE - 

COMPLETELY CO-OPERATINGHOUSEHOLD 

Every eligible member interviewed .......... 10 

PARTIALLY CO-OPERATINGHOUSEHOLD 

Non-interview of somehousehold 

member(s)- proxyscheduleused ......... 

No”-co”tactof some household 

member(s) - Proxy schedule~ used .... 

Partialresponse- at leastone 

household❑emberrefusedto be 

interviewed............................. 

Partialresponse- householdmember(s) 

co-operated but refused some question(s). 

NOTE: 21, 22, 23, and 24 

can be multi-coded 

COMPLETE NON-RISPONSE 

Refusalby telephoneto HQ ................ 

Refw.al by whole household to interviewer. — 

No”-co”tact (ie “o-one seen 

in household) .......................... 

21 

22 

23 

2& 

35 

30 

Ilo 

--- 

--- 

--- 

--- 

— 

NO HOUSEHOLDAT THE ADDNISS 

1= 

Demolished/aboutto be demolishedfderelict 

(CODE ONLY IF CERTAIN, OTHERWISECODE 64) ...... 61 

Used solelyforbusinesspurpases.............. 62 

Used for temporaryaccc.modatio”only .......... 63 

Flnptyat first call ............................ 64 

New building not yet completed ................. 65 

INELIGIBLES 

Institution with no private household usually 

resident (see {instructions)(SPECIFY). .......... 73 

Household containsforeigndipl.arnet I US 

serviceman..................................... 74 

HcmseholdcontainsRoman CatholicPriests c..... 76 

I 

no SAMPLE SELECTEDA’fAODRESS (SCOTLANDonlv)... 

H‘HOLD NOT INTSRVIEUEDBECAUSE Q 

EXTRA HOUSEHOLDSALRSADY INCLUDED 

ON QUOTA ....................................... 81 

ADDNESSNOTTFC4CED ............................. 85 

8C 

, 

PLEASE TURN OVER I?

Uaeaeeparate a~fu%nch eanelnmber, aniif~fti Imra thanme 

hmaehold at m addreasuee m adtitumal sheet.YaJ my thereforerem up to 

three cutcrm ahaeta&r a an~ed nult~-lkmeelmlddraas. 

A. Rrter&taile ofcOllamde 

Fcr mch cell:rirq the m.11 number,ard enter the day of tie wek. date en5 tine 

(uairq 24 luu clcck). 

‘hen n.ng, m 

*prcpria*: 

tx& % - where WI did allylIltarVleWIIlg 

rde 91 - fithere-m reply 

& 93 - If p WltidrcwWLthalt making al epplntlremt 

B. IN Ml, CASES 

&rter We rmk.erof pqle elqtble for mtmlaw ad the n-r actually 

lntevmwed. 

c. FINAL~CIX)E 

F& all U-ltevlewa: rmg a fma.1OJt.curecede 

ather 

code 10 for full ~tmn 

or me or nore of ccdea 21-24 for patlal m-qaration 

h codes 21-24inter the peram nunteraof hmsehold 

IrenbereWbwel?e not mtacted m W+Klrefueed. 

For all caaesof: rq me of tie .mtcfxm.md~ 30-E15,ie 

m-reapmee 

where ym get a refusal 

-ra 

ycu fumlly xaept a ncn-antzct 

*- p eatabhah *t ths eddreea is meligble 

~ m sampleie eelectd at W @5reas 

~lete the - where P are not mterm~ a ti~old at a nultirevsraeaide 

lumehold eddRSS ~ae Yol have draedY UICIudd 

as follcxm: 

4 aX+XeInX.laelmlda m ~ qmta. 

D. Cb&ea 21-24, 30, 40 

Cave a bnaf ecoamt ofvhoyx eawatthe address,what ~~a@9ed 

reaam for the mfuael. We will ontume tn m-isme oxle 30’s d 40’a w pleaee 

nobe anythingk?utimay be helpfulto a pmsible rem.ller.

GXNXRALEOUSSUOLOSURVSY1986 

WttmY mTURN mlFl ~1 

AREA ............................. 

2NTSRV2EWER ...................... 

~~-unn 

PROGRESS htar each serial n~er on only one Weekly~turn 

— 

Work done this week: 

‘~ 

DESPATCH Enclosed are schedules/documsntsfor the following.conpletedserielno.. 

Household 

10 10 

Completelyco-operatinghoueehold 10 

85z10 

INO household at the address I 60B60 60 60 

70 70 70 

80 80 80 

H hold not interviewed because 4 extra 

81 81 81 

households dread included on uote 

- 

Mdress not traced 

85 85 85 

I 

Non-interview:proxy used 21 21 21 21 

I P.eitial Non-contact: proxy not used 22 22 22 22 

response 

At least one member of the 

household ?efueed interview 

23 23 23 23 

I ISCI?ISquestion(s) refueed I 24 24 24 24 

Sefusal by whole household (includ. o*. 35’S) 30 30 30 30 

Non-conte.ctz no one seen in household 40 40 40 40 

I 

10 10 10 10 

21 21 21 21 

22 22 22 22 

23 23 23 23 

24 24 24 24 

30 30 30 30 

40 40 40 40 

60 60 60 60 

70 70 70 70 

80 80 80 80 

81 81 81 81” 

85 85 85 85 

If the number of aerialnumbersdispatchedie differentfrom the numberringed F 

ebove, please explain why overleaf. 

–El --- 

CNECK: No. of multi-household selection sheets enclosed 

0 

This despatchbringsthe totalno. 

of householdssent in this month to_ u 

Signature................ 

Numberof daYs worked on 

the quote this month _ 

n 

2! 

WB52OPCS10185

(27) 

~leted W* elwmldke dmpatti cnoe a qmta ‘wY4c’. SO pleaeemclo+sewith 

ymr Wak.ly Wtum the etilee ad dommnte tiallearielnmbara ~ letul 

that w Vmak. 

mtitln!aeriel~end hmsdwld nmber, .nd dng the ~iate akaxm 

ode. 

~letad ●tilea arrl&oxmnte etildalmys braturnadin enmnrqak, eo 

pleeae uake sure that ym have cne available. tituslcnmi f~rqireextra 

~. Seals til ncnm.lly be inclu&5 with you ~tarials. 

NS 

Ewcgakaekuld beeentinky RDXXUED -IVERY . 

Uruaed en- stild be retuxnedto the offme at tie ew3 of ymr quta. 

14.3 order of ~te 

All @ follm?ing~ts far aab hctumlmldalmdd te faaterd tccj- @ 

~, not tied with l=ea, m tie follcwmq tier: 

(a) For hmeehdds urtarvm%ed (add 10 or 21-24) 

Remrd of Calls ad ~tcam (pink) 

*11 Cad 

Ikwelmld ~le (yellw) 

param 01 - IndIwd.m.lSdwdule (w?ute) 

and, ifuaed 

- FamilyIniRmIut.imSelfqlatim schedule(M/C, 

-p, m S) sl-culdbe ixqgadto the back of the 

relevantIndivm5ual~le 

!?Z~ SdAule (green) 

Perem 

02 - Individue.1S&sdule etc. as for Perecn01 

IX Proxy sdwzdule 

— 

Sndaoal forallthe persalnunkt-a. 

(b) Fbr all dher ~ (cxded 30, 40, 61-64, 73-75, SO, 81, 85) 

F&cord of C!alb and m~ 

(pink)

QE 

InterdallarInstructims1906: F4dn s.mple 

PARr2 

mE~~ 

Rx eeee of refersm=, thee instructicsmare interleavedwiti U-e *eatiamaire 

pqee to hhi&i they relate,in the follmtirq adar: 

Fbmebld 

mvialal 

EAa&le 

Sdwa.lle 

Wtesm 

paean tati.m 

l’hsinaauctm pages are m tram, and are hk.erleavedwiti * queatimname, 

m Vsit ihare psibla the inatIuctim ~m9 tk relevantcpeetim. 

-ch pag2 af inetrutiam has * - pags &r, in &a&ate, as the relevant 

v~ P-. 

*rethem arexamxepges ofmatructms facnequest=mu I= PS41C=l me 

inetructicnpages ere ~d a, b, etc. ltluslnstructlcrl pgea (2a)* (2b)w 

rel- to quaat.inmmre page 2. 

A ikxble Mm in the nmym besde an metrucbn mane #et the inatructxrihas 

km &m@ same 1985 m tkt the cp~m was nd mcludsd m the 1985 

quesumnalre . 

II 

A aectm slxwiq &iaqes b the ?Eu~ld ad tiwuiml schedulesfronthe 

prevxue p precedesthe inetructmnsto ea& s&edule. 

Pm 

SamXJIX 

l% proxy ~le is a s?rmtmed versmm af tJieIndivi&al ~le. Pa 1936 It 

antzune tie follad.ngeectima: 

mmstlm 

- excludinga 

Iiealti - =Chd.h’KJQa 1, 12-16

(lb) 

M in tk lnxem provi&d: 

- totalno. of perama in the Iumelmld 

-ttino. ofpersms aged16 mwerint&hmsebld 

- no. of perecnsmbmlly intenriti, mcl. 12nee intenmswed @ 

PT. 

The usual Soual Srvey definitims of ‘~ebld’ and ‘headof 

IumeFmld’ apply,as given m the ‘Fk@kcok for Intemlewers’ (19S4). 

Inte of birth is includedm the lume?mld lxx for the first t- 

in 19e6. Ithsshen plam3befme~ sotitthe t!m~est.unscm be 

asld togtier. Fimt aek ‘vhatis yuu date of birth?’or ‘what 

ie....‘sdatiofbulh?’ ?mdthmssk age, eg.’ so my I ywtcha&, 

hcwold ia .....ncu?’. 

~ (3u-Mmn less than 1 w akmld be remrded as ‘00’,ad perscns 

aged wer 99 yearn as ‘99’. 

Marlbl 

status 

Anewcde ftxcchahitstunhss bemadded tithe m.ri~ status 

Categcrlea. 

YoJ shmld nw ask as a runnirgprcnpt ‘Areycu mrned, liv~ 

~, sqle, -&d, &mrced or sepsrati?’ _ living 

tqether as mde 2 (mkabltq ). ‘IhM haE Prlorltywer tie suqle, 

mdmed, chmrced and sqarated males. 

At t?us stage P are nck eqacted to pmke ‘separated’tnt, shculdan 

mfcmmnt query the term,lt wvers any persm ~ qxuse x living 

els4nere becauseaf estrangfmnt (whetherthe separatim M legalor 

not). 

Msntsl a~us alculdnot be aeked lf the ‘relatmslup to 133H’has 

- given as ‘m.fe’(or ‘husband’):sinplyrmg _ 1 (mrrmd) 

under MaritalStatua. Smilarly sinplyriq wde 2 (cdhabit@ ) m 

themria stilalalraxwimaakiq nmri~ statueif - 

‘relatimsh.ipk. IK)H’has been gi- es ‘~-- Wife’ (m ‘~s-’ ) 

CK If cclxdmtaticnhas tem qmtanemsly ucrk.imedeg. ‘girlfrlend, 

she ~vea mth m’. 

Mamtsl statusawl age informtm coLlectadin the --id tox 

alKu.ldnever brecod2d inthellghtof ~rs to * Ianily 

Infcmmceectim (SeeTndi*y ~le instructims rdatmg 

to * I%nnllyInformticn aectlcm 

“ltlec&mllitatlcnc od2hssb eel intro&ced eothatcurdetanll 

~& a n=a x~=te pmture of the simatun in tie FmSelwld 

d IIIparticular af * fmily units wnthin the Ficmselmld(see 

PWe lC). Previcualy an urumrried mple linq tqether -ld 

Ika* been clessifleflaa 2 aqxiratefamilyumts unlessthey 

spntamcusly mntirned that Ilwy were Lvuq byther se husbad 

and mf e.

IN CONFIDENCE GENERAL HOUSEHOLD SURVEY S 457/1986 

510USEHOLDBCHSDULS 

EREGION 

EYE-FYI 

Total number of persons in household 

Number of adults (16+) in household —~ 

Number of persons interviewed (incl. Proxies)- 

1 t I 

n 

c1 

t 

OUTCOME 

CODE 

PERSON 

FcSLATIONSHIP 

SEX DATS OF AGE 

NO. 

TO HOH 

MARITALSTATUS 1FAM. 

BIRTH 

NIT 

RING 

r 

— 

OFF 

““ 

OFF 

USE 

USE 

A UF DAY UTH TSAR HCSWDSEP CWN 

@ (!& 12 

1 1 1 1 

12 3456@ ~~~ 

02 

I 

12 

1 I I 1 

12 3’456 

123 

03 

1 

12 

1 1 1 1 

12 3456 

123 

04 12 

I 1 1 1 

1 2 3456 

123 

05 

I 

12 

1 1 1 1 

1 23*56 

123 

06 

I 

12 

I I I 1 

1 2 3456 

123 

07 

I 

12 

1 1 , 1 

1 2 13456 

123 

0s 

I 

12 

I 1 1 1 

1 2 3456 

123 

09 

1 

12 

1 I I I 

1 2 3456 

123 

10 

. 1 

12 

I t 1 1 ,2 ,,3 Q 5 64 123

, ,, 

(2) 

Rltpae 

of Sactial 

Ifitlsmcarwcalt effectivehmsinq mlicies, the Departmnt d the ~vmc+mmt 

needs ti be able-~ assessthe estent~ nsture“ofthe ‘tiirq -m in dlfferent 

parts of the country. !lhesequestiormare demgned to promde infonnat~m for ttn.a 

~. ‘I’hey are ancemed with oert.an basic busing stiards, such as the degree of 

mnercrcxdiq and the armwnt af SnaXKdStlcm thst lac)rsSole u= of oxtsin stSm3srd 

anenitms. In tiitim, the @LS is used fcz mnitorirq the grmth in the gceaessum of 

mnsmer durablasmd centralbeating. 

Caravans 

&de ‘1’appllesto all typesof caravan, toth mtnle and mn+mtnle. 

Q1 

H, afbx prcnptmg, the informant dces mt )aKW when the tmldmg was 

tn.mlt,mah an estuns~ ycurself. If lt was built frcnl1945 on, try to 

fti at whether before 1965 or III1965 or later.

3 

Now I would like to ask you about your household’s 

accostnodstion, ●xcluding any rooms you may let 

or sublet. 

SHARSD 

2. Do you have either.a fixed bath or a Yes ... 

fixed shower with hot water supply? 

No .... 

3. Do you have a flush toilet? Yes ... 

No .... 

1 

2 

1 

2 

i- 

(a) 

Q4 

1 

(a) Is the 

entrance to it 

CODE 

FIRST 

THAT 

APPLIES 

inside your acconssodation?............ 

outside your acconsscdation 

but inside the building? ........... 

outside the building? ................. 

1 

2 

3 

.Q4 

.r1 

2 

3 

4. How many bedrooms do 

you have, including 

1-7 (ENTER NO.)- 

bedsitting rooms and 

spare bedrooms? 8.0r more ........ 

. . . . . . 

8 

J 

5. Are any of them used by your 

household for cooking in - 

Yes ... 

like a bedsitter for example? No .... 

1 

2 

6. (Apart from that) do you have a 

kitchen, that is a separate room 

Yes ... 

in which you cook? No .... 

1 

2 

(a) E (b) 

Q7 

I-J 

I 

(a) Is the narrowest side 

of the kitchen less 

than 6% ft wide 

Less than 6% ft ... 

from wall to wall? 6% ft or more ..... 

1 

2 

(b) Do (any of) you ever 

eat meals in it or use 

Yes ... 

it as a sitting room? No .... 

1 

2 

-Q7 

7. Nhat other rooms do you have? 

LIST INFORMANT‘S NAMES FOR ROOMS 

EXCLUDE: BATHROOMS,TOILETS, GARAGES & 

ROOMS USED SOLELYFOR BUSINSSS 

None ..... 

................................................ > 

. . . . . . . . . . ) 

................................................ > 

[’ .......... 

................................................ ) 

-1- 

.) 

................................................ > 

.......... ) 

................................................ > 

.......... ) 

8. Do you share any of the rooms or 

-J 

the bath (shower) or flush toilet 

with any other household? 

No .... 

j CHECK A 

IF YES RING ‘SHARSD‘ CODES & 

ENTER NO. OF BEDROOMS SHARED,‘ 

THEN SEE CHECK A

(*) >’ 

QE 

Colsltse’ehared’if 

poplewlnwxktia 

~ With ~ OUtSi& the hcuaetdd, ~ With 

alup attechsdto the *sea. 

(4) 

C%eckri 

Zbis d-lack-lies to all interviade in Scotlard. 

— 

If the ml dlffereme be-en the deecriptm of the ReteableUmt 

ard the~hcldts emcmmdatxm is a garage,then .Iq mde 1 at 

Check A. 

Q9 

~M questlm IS aaked so that where a hcuseholdCccuplesonly ~t 

of the FateableUmt the rateablevalue can be a~rtmned to the 

accmnrdatum cccupledby that hcuaehold. 

Q 10 

Centralheatwg mclud= ary systemwherebytm or mre rum=, 

htchme., halls,leudmgs, baths a txxletsare hated fran a 

c.smtral.?nurce , such as a tmlet, a back-bmler to m cpen fme, 

or the electilcltysu~ly. ‘III=defmltmn includesa eystemwhere 

the tmler or back-bmler heatame rmxn and also sqplms the FCWSr 

to heat me other ram 

Where a Irma.elmldhas mly me ram m the scaxmdat mn, treat lt 

as havuq central heating ti that - = heated f- a central source 

almg with other rotfmsn the lmuae m tnnldq. 

Centralheatuq also lrdudes tier-f lcor heatq ati hot =r ducts 

(but prcte what = the actual fuel used). Centml heatingdoes ~ 

Ircludea@mnces pluggedmto the reams cmzult at the wall. 

If the informantIS uneum whetherthem IS oenttalheatq, ask ti 

You ~ Imk at lt yourself. 

Q 10(a) 

In this ~st~ the mterast lles m the * of fuel used rather 

than m the *pllence lnmllrglt. 

Multl-ccdug M pernuseable at wrt (a) - for exanple where a 

Imuaebld has bth rught stirage heatera ad gas central heating.

5 

11. Does your household have any of the following items 

in your (part of the) accommodateion? 

INCLUDEITEMS STOND 

OR lNDER REPAIR 

-’ ‘e’-:::’::iii:~”:::::: 

(a) IF HAS TV SET 

Video-recorder? ............ 

— 

Yes 

— 

Y- 

— 

1 

1 

— 

No 

. 

2 

2 

— 

2 

1SEE (a),. . . . 

Deep freezer or fridge freezer? .... 

Dishwasher? ....................... 

Microwave oven? .................... 

3SHARED TELEPHONES Telephone? ......................... 

LOCATED IN PUBLIC 

HALLWAYS TO BE 

INCLUDED ONLY IF 

THIS HOUSEHOLD IS 

RESPONSIBLE FOR 

PAYING THE ACCOUNT 

1 

— 

1 

1 

— 

— 

1 

1 

1 

2 

2 

2 

— 

2 

2 

2 

— 

Home computer? (SPECIFY DETAILS) ... 

~ N.eof 

manufacturer ..................... 

Type, name and ................... 

no. of model ..................... 

1 

2

(6) 

QIZ 

This questm is beirq asked cn behalfof the Hane Offme. ‘Xheyare 

titereatd in the lrethodeof deep frying~ by pe+e in different 

kids of moxmmlatum b help them inte~t the officialfire 

statistics. It is ~ that eme kimle of ~le are mm likelyto 

hswfires intheir )xsreskutitie mtkncbrn ifthetiebecauee thy use 

different~ fryhq methods,or deep fry mm often thm otherpeople. 

Q 12(b) 

- ad 1s there to help lrifomnntebut this is a factualquestmn so 

probe s ~eary. Ym may mad to giw esmplee of ‘deepfrying’,such 

a35Wngchlps adaqtmta. Wapfryq iswlmethefod is 

qletely inns?reedin h~ fat cc oil. 

~ 1 refersto the specialpl~-m deep fryerswhich have been sold for 

th ~st few yeers. 

Penemyor mymtlwealtieml can bofq~solcs-qaslt IS 

used for &q frying. 

Cede 4 mclbs both mTPmg gsz type ad largergas cylinders. 

M& that ‘ether’answersshouldbe prc&d and Speclfmd and that answers 

can be llultl-ccdd. 

Q 12(c) 

Ifmrethan memeth=dofdqfryirq lScC&d WS~tOklXW the 

netlrxlused uc6t often. 

Q13 

Wannlly 

availtile1: 

includes- vehiclesprowded by enployereAM em availableb rne 

ormresv3nhersoftke ~ld for PrlW+teuse (ududmg 

drlvirq to errlfran wtxk) 

- w4ucles m lmg-term hue. 

excltdee- veluclesused solely m the ccureaof mrk 

- vein.clesmed solely h the carrmy of goods 

- vehclee h~ frun tine to tmo 

If a velucl.eis not currently availablefor use becauseit has been 

dmnantled miei.neaseotheruey mflttiuee, mkeanoteaeti 

whetha it is repairable.

7 

NON-RESIDENT SIUDSNTB 

14. (Apert from yourself) is there anyone 

aged 16 or over who noms.lly lives hene 

but who lives away while studying at 

boarding school, college, or university? Yes .... 

No ..... 

1 

2 

Q 15 

Q 19 

PAGE 9 

15. FOR SACH STUDENT,COMPLETETNI?, GRID BELOW 

(a) (b) (c) (d) (e) 

STUDENT RELATIONSHIP SEX AGE 

TYPE OF STUDENT 

NO. TO HOH 

AT UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE AT BOAFDING 

RING 

Full-time/ Part-time SCHOOL 

OFF . 

Sandwich 

i 

USE MF tourse 

01 12 1 2 3 

I 

02 12 1 2 3 

i 

03 12 1 2 3 

I 

04 12 1 2 3 

1 

I 

I 

(f) TO ALL FULL-TIMSSTUDENTSAT UNIVERSITYOR CXX.LSljE 

OR ON A SANDWICHCOURSE(Coded1 at Q 15(e)) 

DNA, NO STUDENT CODED 1 AT Q 15(e) ...... x ................Q19 

What type of college is ........ attending 

(in the college part of the ccurse)? 

Spscify type of college(eg university,polytechnicetc), 

name of collegeand tcwn. 

Student no. 

........... 

Student no. 

........... 

TYPE OF COLLEGE:....................................... 

NAME: .................................................. 

TOWN: .................................................. 

TYPE OF COLLEGE: ....................................... 

NAME : .................................................. 

TOWN: .................................................. 

nQ 16

(10 

Ihosa queetiooeepplyonly to housaholdcwhere there ic ● full-ti~ or 

seodvith couree student living ~sy from home while studying ●t 

university or collage (ie tooled1 ●t Q qfje). 

(U. em aemtmingthat students ●ttendingboarding-e&oollive in 

lwtitutionel ●cc-dation, end the Departmmt of Education- for thie 

particularererciee- is not interestedin part-tiw ●tudents.) 

Studenteubo 2ive aay fromho= while ●t allege or univereity ht who 

●re latho9e’ *en you tall, shouldbe asked thesequeationedirectly. 

Q 16 

Xecord the ttudenttumberfrom Q Isa) in the codingcolumn. 

Mot. the folleulog●xemplee: 

Code 2 - fbts or houeeeouoed or rentedby the collegeor 

university●nd rentedor ●ublet to the ●tudent 

Code 3- 

otudentelivingin ●crommdation rentedfrom a 10.xI 

euthority(ieprivate- mn-imtitutional) 

- otudente livingrent freewith ● relativeor friend 

(&rovidedthe relati.e or friendoune the ●ccorndation or 

rentsit fro8 ● privatelandlordor lord authority) 

Code 5 - students livingat the 

lHCA/YUCA,with detailsspecified. 

(@ 17 

& 18 

lheee questione●re aekedonly wherewe need more detailedInformation 

in order to decidewhetherthe ●tudent’saccommodationohouldbe 

clae?ifiedM en institution,n-ly when the studentlives in 

●cmrndation -inteined hy the universityor mllege (otherthan a 

hall of residenceor collegehoetel) or in lodgingsor digs (codes2 

md b ●t Q16).

(9a) 

Purpsa 

of Section 

‘ha mvanmt fran rentirgintocmnar ocmptim has bean cna of the met strikiq 

featuresof * pt-war houai.lq~, d the abilityof the G= Im nonitorthese 

fla#a helm b inprovaforecaate of busing needs. lha presentgowrrmnt is ancxnxagi~ 

mre peopleb bacms rsmaroccupiers,and localautlmritia are makingpartof their 

housingstock availablefor purchaseby sittirqtanenta. Anotherrecentdewlopnent ia 

thatithaa ~umecarmrxl for banks to providenmtgagea and, in sure raaas,to ‘take 

over’ existiq -tgagas (~renmtgagae1 - see bakw). Moat of IJ3E*S mortg~e information 

is bsaad m raturm fmn the buildingsocietiesso there is a gap in theirlurNledgsabout 

~ages givenW banks ainca1980. 

Q 19 ‘Me questicmmane: In wlmas mm does the busehold cm or rant the 

houaabld accumodation? In generalthe parzSz5imTml belongto the 

kuaehold ard mly m occaaicm(e.gabsentqouae) not be listedin the 

buaehold box. 

The identityof the actualowner must te establiskd becauseit is 

neededat aukaquent cpstions. 

Weze acmmmdat ion is owned by an i.miividualoutside the household note 

the following pints: 

treat 

aa ‘cnma/is buying’ - acunmcdatim ownedor beingkc@t 

solelyby, or jointlywith,an ex*_ 

- 2cccmr&tion mad or beingboughtsolely 

by, or jointlywith, a 

this household(-ay - on usmeas ““”e 

antinwualy for six irmthaor mm). 

If the hcuseholdnenta the acccsumdaticn,give the pxeon reapm.sdble 

for the rent even if it is rentedfrana relative,ag. an old laiy in 

a aeparate grannyflat~ying nczninalrent to her em who oma the lxwse. 

If the lmuaelmldlivesrent-free,giw the ~rem raapnaible for the 

rent-freecccopancy,ag. give the KXl if the aamsmdatim is a house 

mmed ty his ~nk; give wife of I13Hif it asresrent-freewith her job. 

Treat as ‘rents/rentfree’- acammdatim cwmd or beimgboughtby 

a relativeor fri~ or formerlycwned~ 

&caaaad relativead nm held in trust. 

II 

Nctethei natructioninthabx thatiftha prqertyia ownada rented 

jointlybythe EGIandwifesrd amt.herpmwm,rirugcode3. Fmccde 

3 b applybth the FDH ard wife mat be menberaof the Imusehold. 

If the cwneror jointowner of the acaxmcdatim is an ax++ouee, then 

riq code 4 and specifytte owner\jointowners. 

meat 

cohabiting aa mrriad.

9 

19. In whose name is HOH only ...... .......... 

the property owned 

WIFE (of HOH) only ....... 

or rented? 

Joint HOH and WIFE ....... 

Other (SPECIFY) 

m ::::.:::””:”::::’’:::!! ; ‘Q20 

20. Does your householdown or rent 

this (HOUSE/FLAT/ROOM )? Owns/is buying ........ 1 -Q21 

RentsIrent free .... .. 2 -Q36 

PAGE 15 

SPONTANEOUS Co-ownership scheme ... 3 -Q34 

PAGE 14 

,. Shared ownership ...... 4 - Q ‘1(a) 

21. IS this (HOUSE/FLAT) owned outright ......... 1 –Q27 

PAGE 12 

or lS It being bought with 

a mortgage or loan? ... 2 – (a) 

EXCLUOE IKPROVEMZNT LOANS 

(a) 

RUNNING 

PROMPT 

ASK OR CODE 

IS the (HOUSE/FLAT) 

owned as part of-a co-ownership scheme, 

that 1s jointly with a housing aasoclation ... 1 

... or ls It owned as part of a shared ownership 

scheme, that M part rented and part owned .. 2 

... orneither of these” .................. . ..... 3 

Q 34 

PAGE 14 

Q 22 

22. Who provided (PRESENT OWNER) With 

the presentmortgage or loan to 

buy this (HOUSE/FLAT)~ 

PROMPT AS a building society . .... 1 

NECESSARY 

CODE 

a local authority .. . .. 2 

ALL 

an Insurance company ... 3 

THAT 

bank . . ... ............ 4 

APPLY 

Sollcltor . . . .. .. 5 

relatlve .. . .. . ... . 6 

employer (other than 1-6) 7 

private individual .. ... 

other ... ........ ....... 9 

B

(lo) 

Q 23 

mere are t!m resintypesof Uortgegsarrangement: 

i. Interest ad principal uaue21yraileda ‘rapeymnt aortgege‘: each 

pewant ~~ti of two ele&n&, re~ymsnt of part of the cciginalIOsn 

(theprincipal)ad interestm tk Outstandiq loan. Initially,met of 

the paymentis for inteneat,but as tieyearsgo cm en increasing 

~tiofthew~tisr~t 

of the2c4sn. lhepeyment is made 

directlyto the aqanieatim grantingthe ncctgege(eg the buildiq 

societyor lcal authority). 

:“e-wg 

%’&&%iyi: en inmmnca 

‘embsnantmxtgage’: in this type, 

ompany at theeem 

tim as the amtgage, and it is arrangedtkskwhen the policymstureeit 

will rqey the ~igiml em brrcwd mder the mrtgage. The principal 

thus remaim outstandinguntilthen,ad the csilypaymentsmede meanwhile 

axe the insurance premiun (im the inaurame ampany) ard the interestm 

the mortgage(b the buildingsocietyor whoevergrantedthe nrmtgege). 

Pecplewith new repaymentnortgegesmy statioff ~ psyingbeck a very 

high prqcrtion in interestad lcw prcprtion in loen repayment;they 

should,however,be ceded 1. It is only thosewith erdowmmt lmrtgeges 

who sbuld be mded 2. 

Q 24 

Vbzm interestmtes charge,buildirqmcieties may arr=qe for the mnthly 

intereatpeynentsto remin the aam but for the pericdduringwhich the 

mrtgage is paid off to chargeinstead. In this mae, includein mde 1. 

Q25(b) & (C) Recordthe exactenvuntshem - do not rcund. 

Q26(b) 

Q28(b) & (C) 

Q31

11 

26. Sorestimes people take”oit re-mortgages by 

ending one mortgags and then taking out 

another on the sama acccmmodation but 

with a different lender. 

May I just check, haa (PNESENT OWNER) 

taken out a re-mortgage on this (HOUSE/FLAT) 

at any time since January 1980? 

15XCLUD8 NORTGAGS EXTENSIONSI 

*, - “s, 

Yes ..... 

No ...... 

1 -(a) 

2 -Q 33 

(a) 

In which year was the 

taken out? 

re-mortgage 

WRITE 

INYEAR~ 

.. I... - (b) 

(b) 

And what was the amount of the 

re-mortgagev 

WRITE 

IN —~ 

(c) 

(c Who prov~ded (PKSSENT 

the original mortgage 

OWNER) with 

that was endedg 

PROMPT AS 

a building society 

....... .< 

1 

NECESSARY 

CODE 

ALL 

THAT 

APPLY 

a local authority . .. ..... I 

an insurancecompany . .. .. 

bank .. ............... . .. 

Sollcltor . ........... ... . 

relatlve .. ... ............. 

2 

3 

4 

5 -Q 33 

b 

employer (other than 1-6) ... 

7 

pr~vate Indlvidual .......... 

8 

other ....................... 

9

(12) 

Q 28(b) See inatructia for Q 25(b)ad (c) 

& (c) 

Note the headingat Q28(c),which shouldonly be aakedof thesewho 

originallyboughtwith a mrtgage m h. Those@IO origimlly ~~ht 

outrightshouldbe cded Ir.lA ad aakedQ29. 

Q30& If the presentmar haa takenCut mre thanone Irortgage/loan cm the 

Q 31 W-W, answer in relatim to the mat recent.

13 

32. Who provided (PP.ISENTONNER) with the mortgage 

or loan on this (HOUSE/F~T )? 

(Ie AMOUNT OF MORTGAGE/LOANAT Q 28(c)OR Q 31) 

PROMPT AS 

NECESSARY 

a bulldmg society ............ 

a local authority ............. 

CODE an insurance company .......... 

ALL bank .......................... 

THAT solicitor ..................... 

APPLY relatlve ...... .. ... . ... . 

employer (other than 1-6) .. .. 

private individual ..........., 

other ......................... 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

- SEE 

Q 33 

33. TO TEOSE CURR2N’TLYBUYING WITH A MORTGAGEAND OUTRIGHT 

OWNSRSwEO ORIGINALLYB3UGSTwITS A MORTGAGE OR OUTRIGHT 

(CODED 2 OR 3 AT Q 21(a) OR CODED 1 OR 2 at Q 27) 

OTHERS (CODED 3 AT Q 27), DNA . .. > 

Had (PRESENT OWNER) been renting this 

(HOUSE/FLAT) before deciding to buy It7 

Yes, had previously rented . 

No, had not previously rented 

----- . 

1 

2 

Q34 

.(a) 

.Q 3b 

(a ) Who was It rented frorn’J 

ORGANISAT10NS 

PROMPT 

AS 

NSCESSARY 

Local Authority or Council (mcl. GLC) .. . 

New Town Corporation or Comnussion . . ... . 

Property company ............................ 

Scottish Special Housing Association ........ 

Other housing association or co-operative 

orcharltable trust ....................... 

Employer .................................... 

Other organlsation (SPECIFY) ................ 

... .. . ........ . .............. . ..... 

o 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

INDIVIDUALS 

Relatlve .. ........ .. ..... .............. 

Employer ........ ... .................... . 

Other indIvldual ..... .... ... ... ..... ... 

7 

8 

9

(14) 

mue irq Benefit 

A CwnerCcapiere 

(m 3b-35) 

Q :~b;Wd 

Climr occupiers my reoeiwsHoueirq Benefit(HB)which has replaced 

ratesretete;theymay eitherrsoeivea luq sun refmd frm the 

localauthorityW the mount my be deductd fmn the ratestheyare 

askedto py. A ratesrebeteshouldmt be confusedwith a discount 

forpmptpaymen t of ratesetc. (eg f= psyirqthe year’sratesin 

ore llnp sun). 

Q 3Wb) is a checkti pick up any recipientswlm my have said ‘NO’ 

b Q 30 bemuse BouaingBenefitis deductedfmn the rates they are 

sekd to pay. 

Q3S 

It is pcxssiblefor an cwmr-occupierimuaeholdto incluleaarecnewho 

ispaying renttotheownermdwb isreceivingFIBin his\ 

her cmn right. A taensgechildof the Km, * esanple,muld 

beeligibhforlIB. Q35isaskedmly if the householdincludss 

amtheradult apsrtfran the RXaIri SpCuee(CXIK3ZB). 

If the anewerti Q35ia9Yee9, pleaaerheck(a)thstitiea 

~ bemfit paid to an tiividual husehold mmber SIKI(b)that 

thereis m tile counting,ie that the esunsbenefitis not recorded 

at Q34alrl Q35.

15 

36. 

TO ALL NEN71NG/LIVING RENT FREE (CODED2 AT Q 20) 

+%W 

Is this (HOUSE/FLAT/ROOM) rented (provided) 

furnished or unfurnlshect? 

Furnished ..................... 

Unfurnished/partly furnished .. 

1 

2 

37. Are any businesspremisesincludad 

in the rent for this acccsmodation? 

(m the accomodation provided~) Yes ..... 

INCLUDEFARM NO .... . 

1 

2 

38. Does this accmmnodation go with the 

present job of anyone in your household? Yes ..... 

No ...... 

1 

2 

39. Who is it rented from? 

(Who is It provided by~) 

ORGANISATIONS 

Local Authority or Council (mcl. GLC) ... 

0 

PROMPT 

New Town Corporation or Ccmmlssion .. . . . 

Property company ...... .................. 

Scottish Special Housing Association ...... 

1 

2 

3 

-Q40 

AS 

NECESSARY 


or charitable trust ......... ....... .. . 

Employer . ....... ......................... 

Other organisation (SPECIFY) ... ... . ..... 

4 

5 

6 

. (b) 

-Q40 

. .... ................................... . 

INDIVIDUALS 

RelatIve .. ................................ 

-1 

Smployer .. ............. .................. 

8 

Other mdlvidual .............. ........... 

9 

(a) WJes the landlord live in this building? Yes ..... 

No ...... 

1 

2 

t 

Q 40 

RUNNING 

PROKPT 

(b) Do yOU 

lust rent this (HoUSE/FLAT/ROOM) fiOm 

(ANSNER AT Q 39) ......................... 

... or have you bought a share of lt as part 

of a co-ownership scheme, that 1s ]olnt 

ownership with a housing association ..... 

... or have you bought a share of it as part 

of a shared ownership scheme, that is 

part rented and part owned? .............. 

1 

2 

3 

-Q40 

IQ 49 

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Houdlg Benefit 

B ‘lMmnts(@ 40-41) 

Q ~ib~(a) lbusirgBerk?fit(liB)has men the placeof rent ad ratearebsteaad 

rent Sllmrance. In sane cases tenamtsmsy - actuallyreceiveany none-y 

as the berefitwill be peid direct b the I,an310rd.Q 40 (b) is a check 

to pick w any recipientswho may have said ‘M’ to Q 40 for this reason. 

Q 41 It is pasible for a tenanthouseholdto inclb Smeoneidlo is paying 

tent to the head of household/lardlord in his/heram right. Frietis 

sharingecccmodation, for esmple, may receiveHB in theirown right.C?41 

is mly askedif the tmwehold includesanotheradult+art fran iiOliard 

spouse (- C). If the ~r to Q41 is “Yes’pleasechecka) that it 

is a separatebm?fit paid to en individualhouseholdmmbar ad b) that 

there is m doubleccunting,ie. that * same knef it is not rscordedat 

Q40 ard Q41. Where the main hou=hold is =i.q, it is particularly 

inpxtant to guard againstdoubleccunting.

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42. Have you at any tune in the last 2 years Yes ..... 1 -Q46 

* taken any active steps towards buyng 

the (HouSE/FLAT) you ara living in? 

No ...... 2 -Q43 

43. Have you at any time m the last 2 years Yes ..... 1 -Q44 

* considered buying it? 

Ho ...... 2 -Q45 

44. At present, are you still considering Yes ..... 1 -Qua 

* buying this (HOUSE/FLAT)? 

No ..... 2 -Q47 

45. Is there any particular reason why you haven‘t 

* considered buying this (HOUSE/FLAT)? 

I 

CODE ALL 

House/flat is not for sale ................... 01 

THAT Don’t know lf house/flat 1s for sale or not .. 02 

APPLY 

Other answers (sPECIFY) ........... .......... 03 

I 

Q 48 

I 

46. At present are you still hoping Yes ... 1 -QU8 

* tO buy this (HOUSE/FLAT)? 

No ..... 2 -Q47 

47. Why are you no longer (considering buying/ 

* hoping to buy) this (HoUSE/FLAT)~ 

48. (YOU have already told me about this (HOUSE/FLAT)) 

* 

but if you were considerlng moving somewhera 

else, would you prefer 

RUNNING 

PROKPT 

to rent .................. 1 - (a) 

or to buy your hune? ..... 2 

Q 49 

Other (SPECIFY) .......... 3 

.......................... 

(a) If you rented, wuuld you prefer 

* to rent from the Countil . 1 

RUNNING 

to rent prlvately~ ... . 2 

PROMPT 

Other (SPECIFY) ..... .. 3 

............. ...... ... 

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~BuXIARY 

lhese questicnsare askedcn behalfof the Hme Qfficewho prduce statisticshut 

variou3mm of cdmss, includingburglayr frm policerec=ds. lhe * Offi@ 

h to kntalwhetherthe Issr&rof burglariesbeingasunitteais increasingor 

tdlatheritisjustthetmxeare beirlgrepxbsdtot hs police. 142thereforessk aare 

*stims about@Ople’s esparims of burglariesfran tk to tins in the =. The 

eectionwaslastincltih 1980Iwtthere areeumextra questionsincludedfor the 

first time thisyear. 

You can use the FOin- mntimed above to introducethe sectim. Be carefulthatyou 

say nothingthat might frightenelderlypeople- for exs@e, &mtt @ly that 

burglariesare increasingin theirarea. 

Qs 5&58 rover actualkurglsries. 

Qs 59-60ooverattssqtad burglaries. 

(U3e additimsl skets if thereare uue than 3 attenptedor actualburglaries.) 

‘Ib3referenoeperiod for toth setsof qu3atims is the 12 ncrkha up to the erd of the 

mnth _ing the interviewor, if the ECIlhas livedat the addressfor less than 

12nunths, itisfnmti timethe KXinuved inuptotheedofthe rmthprecediq 

the interview. 

Q 49 

You my alreadylaw thatthe RX has liuedat the dckeaa for 12 ninthsor 

uomfrczu Q250r Q28. 

wtusl Burglaries 

QSO 

Actualburglarytivolvesentry intoa person’sacmumlaticm without 

pennissti, regardless of whether a * anything is stileno The turglar may 

enter by breaking-in or by wsllcingthrough an unlocked,door or window. 

Also tiluded are entries molar false pretences, ie where the burglar gets 

inaide the buss @ ~temiiq to be acmr3ne - has a legitimate reason 

fm entering (eg. gss == reader, sales rqx-eaentitive. ) %wever, we think 

that tie questim, as it stards,asy mt identifyall such cases. As we reed 

tokespthe qlestionu%dingad hmdlingthesauessinprewious yesrsto 

fintain asqemLLility,we want yrm to inclds suc4 casesmly if tie 

infonhsntirdudssthan=~ies ~amttbey ehmldbaincludad. 

D3mt=tim falsapretencesywmel.f . (Specificqmstims aboutentries 

Urx3arfalsepresencesnotmmtimed here am askd later: @ 55-58.) 

APertfLuu fa2se~tancea, all@3n5r the*ty PecQleinvitedintothehcuee, 

~ W ~le sx = ~ Ifs3re,am excluded(eg.thefts@ genuine 

~.C*a-J*~ 

of~~~e~”) 

By %c4se/flat/marl’W2 ~ the Ziwiog~tirm of the household 

curnmtly liwingat the aldmaa. =fom, ym slmildexclude: 

- bulqleriesof Onler~M5attlleddress 

- burglariesof lmx3etxA.&wh preciouslylivedat the ddress 

- entriesinto a garage, mtbouse m business premises (unless the burglar 

~tiy ante= the &xr3ehold’s living accmmdaticn) 

-U&tufw rormthingfrun a4x3r.

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FOR EACH OCCASIONAT Q50(a) ASK 

~t 

51. When did this happen? 

Qs 51-54 

MONTH — 

!ASION 

~ 

dCL 

.1. . 

CASION 

2 

.. I... 

CASION 

3 

.. ... 

YEAR — 

.. I... 

.. I... 

I .. ... 

52. Sane karglara get into people’s homes by 

forcing an entry, others get in through an 

unlocked dnnr or window and others get n 

under false pretences. 

T .USE 

1 

FF.USE 

1 

?F.USE 

1 

How did the burglar get into 

this (HOUSE/F~T/R0~)7 

Forced entry ............... 

1 

1 

Unlocked doorhindow ...... 

2 

2 

False pretences ...... .... 

3 

3 

8urglar didn ‘t get n . ... 

4 

4 

Other (SPECIFY) ....... . . 

5 

5 

53. Uas 

anything actually stolen? Yes ... 

No . . .. 

1 

2 

1 

2 

1 

2 

(a)&(b) 

Q 54 

(a) 

Was It cash or gcods Cash only .... 

that were stolenq 

Goods only .. 

(b) Roughly how much were the stolen 

goods (and cash) worth in totale 

Seth. . .. . 

1 

L2 

3 

1 

2 

3 

1 

2 

3 

Nil ......... 

0 

0 

0 

-Q54 

ACCEPT 

Underf5 ............... 

1 

1 

1 

ESTI14ATSS 

is and under S25 .... 

i25 ‘$ “ fso .... 

fso “ “ floo .. 

2 

3 

b 

2 

3 

b 

2 

3 

4 

floo “ “ fzoo ... 

5 

5 

5 

(1) 

fzoo “ ‘q f500 ... 

6 

6 

6 

fsoo “ “ f1000 .. 

7 

7 

7 

flooo “ “ f2000 .. 

8 

8 

8 

-. CODED 1-9 

(i) Has anything 

f20000rm0re ..... .. 

stolen insured? Yes .. 

No ... 

t 

9 

1 

2 

9 

1 

2 

9 

1 

2 

I 

} Q 54

(20) 

Qs Includeraprt* of tha incidentby ~ at all, including~le 

~ide the Ixmaatmld. 

class-s% 7.hesequastionacover anyalaaaof entKy U)derfala epretence — anot 

uentirmadat Q50.

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FOR EACH OCCASION AT Q55(a) ASK Qs 56-58 

CASION 

1 

:CASIO! 

2CASION 

56. When did this happen? MONTH — 

..1. 

.. ... 

.. I... 

YEAR _ 

. . 1. . 

. . 1. 

. I... 

FF.USE 

)FF.USE 

)FF USE 

2 

2 

2 

57. Has 

anything actually stolen? Yes ...... 

1 

1 

1 

(a)&(b) 

No ... ... 

2 

2 

2 

-Q 58 

(a) 

Was it cash or goods Cash only ...... 

that were stolen~ 

Gods Otiy ..... 

Both .......... 

1 

2 

3 

1 

2 

3 

1 

2 

3 

(b) 

Roughly how much were the 

stoien- goods (and cash) 

worth in total? 

N~l .... . . 

0 

0 

0 

-Q 58 

ACCEPT 

Underf5 ..... . 

ESTIMATES ‘5 

and under f25 . . . 

i25 “ “ fso ... . . 

f50 “ “ floo ....... 

1 

2 

3 

4 

1 

2 

3 

4 

1 

2 

3 

4 

floo “ “ f200 ....... 

f200 “ “ fsoo ....... 

f500 “ “ flooo . .... 

5 

6 

7 

5 

6 

7 

5 

6 

7 

(i) 

A 

IF CODED 1-9 

flooo “ “ f2000 ...... 

f20000rm0re .............. 

8 

9 

8 

9 

8 

9 

1 

(i) Was anything stolen insured? 

Yes .. 

No ...... . 

1 

2 

1 

2 

1 

2 

Q 58 

}

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58. 

OCCASION OCCASION OCCASION 

Nay I check, was this incident 1 2 3 

reported to the police? 

Q56 IF 

MORE 

OCCASIONS 

Yes ...... 1 1 1 - OTHERWISE 

Q59 

No ....... 2 2 2 - (a) 

OFF.USE OFF.USE 

OFF.USE 

(a) Could you tell me why not? 

(RECORD BELOW) 

OCCASION 1 

Q56 IF MOIU OCCASIONS, OTHERWISE Q59 , “ 

OCCASION 2 

Q56 IF MORZ OCCASIONS, OTHERWISE Q59 

OCCASION 3 

Q56 IF MORE OCCASIONS, OTHERWISE Q59 j 

— 

59. (Apart frcm the incident(s) you have alraady 

mentioned) 

duringthe last 12 months (timeyou/HOHhave 

livedhere), have you had any evidencethat 

someonehas triedto get intothis (HOUSE/ 

FLAT/ROOM) withoutpemission with the 

intentionto steal? Yes ....... 

No ........ 

1 

2 

(a) 

MIGRATIoN 

PAGE 24 

(a) How many times has this happened in 

the last 12 months (time you/HOH have 

lived here) (axcluding the occasions 

you have already mentioned)? 

● 

. I.. 

Q 60 

—

Q 58 

(22) 

!$ 

See matructims fa Q 54. 

Atteq)ted burglarles 

Q 59 & Q 59(a) Exclti actualburglariesmntmxsd at Q 50 arklentrma urder false 

~tences ntmtmned at Q 55. 

See mtes for Q 50 about what abuld be uuslded ati excluded. The 

cdy dlffemme IS that m an atterp= turglary,the burglardces 

not gam entry mto the lmu~ld 1s llVIW acummndatum.

(23) 

Q60(b) See inatructiomfor Q54. 

Q 60 (c) 

If the burglaractuallygainedentry into the ixmaehold’sliving 

acammudstirm (code1), this shouldte actualburglarybut accept 

the answergivenard do not backmde. Wa will sortout any 

misreportedmass of burglaryad at@n@ed burglaryin the office. 

Q 60 (d) Givs fulldstailsof all typesof evidence(eg@yaical signsof 

attsnptsd entrySU* as a brokenlock, informationfran neighbcurs 

etc). If the burglarattenptedto get in underfalsepretenoes, 

checkwhy the infonnsntwas suspicious.

ma muEJxB3LD Scmlmu 23 

(Eoplaoaont P- Ist Qtr only) 

-.h 

FOR EACH OCCASION AT Q59(a) ASK (a) - (e) 

60. (a) 

.. 

(b) 

(c) 

When did this happen? 

MONTH _ 

YEAR _ 

Hay I check, was this 

incident reported to the Yes .... 

police? 

No ..... 

D1d the person actually get 

Inside this (HOUSE/FLAT/ROOM)? ‘es .. 

No ... 

DK/not sure .. 

ICCASION 

+ 

+ 

oCCASIOI 

,. .1. ...1... 

1. 1 

212 

1 1 

2 2 

3 3 

H= 

OFF .USE 

I 

OFF.USI 

3 3 

I 

2CASION 

3 

+ 

1L .. .. 

... L ... 

1 

1 

2 

3 

2 (a) IF 

MORl 

1OFF USE 

31 

OCCASIONS 

OTHERWISE 

IGRATION 

d) and (e) 

(d) 

(d) 

What sort of evidence dld you (e) Why do you think they 

have that someone had tried to 

* 

dldn ‘t manage/mlghtn‘t have 

get Into this (HOUSE/FLAT/ROOM)7 

managed to get lnslde~ 

(IF NECESSARY Check why SUSP1C1OUS PROBE FULLY - RICORD DETAILS BELOW 

PROBE FULLY - RECORD DETAILS BELOW 

OCCASION 1 

(e) 

(d) 

. 

OCCASION 2 

(e) 

(d) 

OCCASION 3 

(e)

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IllALL 

INTRODUCE 

MIGRATION 

RTNG PERSON NO. _ 

.. 

61. (Could I just chack) how many yeara 

has ... lived at this addrass?— 

IF UNDER 1, CODE AS 00 

IF O-4 YEARSAT ADDRESS 

(a) How many moves has ... made in the 

last 5 years,not countingmoves 

betweenplacesoutsideGt Britain? 

o01 

(HoH) 

... I... 

[F O-4 YRS 

... 1... 

02 

... I... 

FO-4YIW 

... I... 

03 

... 1... 

[F O-4 YRs 

... 1... 

62.In what country 

was ... born? 

England........ 

Scotland ....... 

Wales .......... 

N. Ireland ..... 

Outside UK (SPECIFY) .... 

IF BORN OUTSIDE UK 

(a) In what year did ... first 

arrive in the United Kin~dom? 

01 

02 

03 

.04 

........... 1 

... 1... 

Y 

01 

02 

03 

04 

... 1... 

““”7 

4 

01 

02 

03 

04 

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ASK OR RECORD 

63. In what country 

England ........ 

was ... father Scotland ....... 

born? 

Wales .......... 

01 

02 

03 

01 

02 

03 

01 

02 

03 


04 

04 

04 

Outside UK (SPECIFY) .... 

........... 

. . . . . . . . . . . 

. . . . . . . . . . . . 

ASK OR RECORD 

64. In what country 

England ........ 

was ... mother” Scotland ....... 

born? 

Wales .......... 

01 

02 

03 

01 

02 

03 

01 

02 

03 


04 

04 

04 

Outside UK (SpECIFy) .... 

SHOW CARD H3 

65. To which of the 

White .............. 

.* groups listed .WestTndian/f2uyaneke 

on this card 

do you consider 

Indian .......... .. . 

... belongs? Pakistani .......... 

Sangladeshi......... 

Chinese ............ 

African ............ 

Arab ............... 

Mixed origin (SPECIFY AT (a) BELOW)... 

None of these .. 

IF NONE OF THESE 

(a) How would you descrfie the 

* racial or ethnic group to 

which ... does belong? 

........... 

J 

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02 

03 

04 

05 

06 

07 

08 

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05 

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10 

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MIGRA!TICN 

v 

(24 & 25) 

(a) 

Please intiduce the ~ of fMt3’eectiCTl:- 

lhe extent to whih -e mw, d theirmuntry of birth,are of interestto many 

~n% bSCSWJSthey throwli*t a the mwssnentcf ~tim within GreatBritin 

anifrun mcountrytOanothar. 2nfoma* tit ccamtryof birth ad ethnicorigin 

are also **t for pqdatiom statisticsad fa identifyiq any neds for 

s~ of the FC@Atim eg. housing,enpl~nt, e&catirch 

~bs that this sectim qplies to all m!nbereof the ~ld, includirqchildren. 

— 

Q 62 Rker tlx?nmber of axrpletedpars at the @5resa; urdar 1 year should 

be Xemrded as ‘00’. 

AbaeIw2sfran the a5dress *MI bf theirnatureare _ary, le 

withmt permanentukent, ehculdbe igrnred. Rx exaple, a persrm= 

aged 22 * was bom at this aidress,ad those tnly dxiencewas *en 

be went to miversity for threepars at the age of 18, ahmld be 

remrded m th= mlmm as 122sad not se ’01~ (year). 

Q 62(a) ‘l& nmber of -S shuld irduds any tiatwem fran Great Brltam or 

~ Grest Brlbin, but mt any mvee thatwere uho~oversess. 

Great BrItam: exclh Ireland(tlxthand Sxth) and the 

Clmnml Islards. 

NE ‘ItILs questionmst be asked aboutriddren aged under 5: the 

hwds ‘sum he/shewas born’ my be sut=tltutedfor ‘m the last 

5 ysars’. 

@ 63,64 Scms muntrlea wtil have differentnams w franwhen mformnts or 

& 65 them parentsw3ra turn. You shouldgive the ~esent ram of the 

muntry ; but, If tiIS IS not knmn, give the old mm ad actualplace 

of broth. We w then substitutethe presentm m the office. 

‘Ibe6mt~ 

&xicriptior6that will requms prckmg are: 

1. m, m - code E@.end, Scothnd, or Wales 

11. Irelad - code Nmthern or spmly Southern 

iii. G3ruany - say whetherEist or Wsst 

lV. Pakistan - E!aator West (ie Bs@sdesh or West Pslustan) 

v. hnerma - say whetherUSA or ma 

V1. west IIMlea - U2 need to W Whldl isl.stB3. 

Q 63(a) ‘Firstsrrlve~ mam for any FUP whatsoever,mcludq holldays.

J 

(24&25) 

Q66 Pleasemske aura that any aruwaraM ‘Mixedorigin’are prmpted 

errlepecifieifully,becaueewenaed toke&d.eb eortcutthe#arthe 

Pemcrl’ope.t=tatela’qtotimdiff- ethlicgrmpa (egwhite and 

Pakietani,-en akl Ctdriaee)a two naticnelitiee(agPrendIad 

Italian,Nigeri?mmd I@nyan). Specifyat (a)witi ~ (a). CO 

— e recode. 

kmnbertit Q66isanopinim questicn~eedtoth perem 

in-iewd far the hcuae.?mld~ule. tn not cod2 fmn okeervatim 

exceptin w fclllm+il’q cirammt.antes:ycu ~ tie 01 withmt aekirq 

the queetim wherethe perfsnancarned is cbvicuslyuhite,and where 

heashed bothafhie/her pazante wexetom in GraatBriteina 

l$arthemIreti (ie0s 63, 64 ad 65 M 01, 02, 03 = 04). YaI 

met not essum tiet UY5.S01 at 966 applieeto enyme ~ have not 

actuallyseen:h theea ceasethe ~estim mat be aeked. 

Evmintha cimnnstanceadeacribd above,wee~geet thatymaek C66 

(ratierthen ~ it withmt eeking)if ycu have alreadysske3 it a 

willneed tiaekitabatsntier nmbarof tln?hmeehold. Frmna 

~1.ic relatims @nt of vim it n!i~t seemodd to aek &cut tie 

WC groupof - m!nberscf ths hmaehold and not o&ws. This 

will particularlys@y where them are W&en in tieku.ehold w?mn 

ym Inve nti seen. 

Q 66(a) 

‘l’his slxmldbe cmpletd whenaverthe main queeticnis - ‘mixed 

origin’ (09)or ‘rimeof these’(10). Pn informnt May hsve answered 

‘mixedarigin’in tiich case specifyfillyat (a),afterpraI@in9 if 

necessary,tit * nd ask (a). (Seeabve 966). If an informant 

anewsra ‘ncneof these’at (K6 ask (a)ti specifyfully.

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A. FOR & EOUSKEOLDS(Bncland, Wales k Scotland) 

we 

of acccnmnodationoccupied by this houaohold: 

CODE ONE 

FROM 

OBSERVATION, 

IF IN 

DOUBT ASK 

INFORMANT 

Wholehouse,knmgalow,detached.................... 

,, ,1 II semi-detached............... 

1, It ,, terraced/endof terrace ..... 

Purpose-builtflat or maisonettein block: 

with lift ..............* 

without lift ...........< 

Part of house/convertedflat or maisonette/ 

rooms in house: 

with Lift ..............! 

without lift ........... 

Dwslling wfth business premises ................... 

Caravan/houseboat ................................. 

1 

2 

3 

u 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

B 

, 

Other (SPECIFY) ................................... 

0 

................................................... 

B. TO HOUSEHOMS CODED 4-8 

DNA, OTNERS .......... x 

What is the floor level Basement/semi-basement ........ 

of the main living part 

of the accommodation? 

Ground flcor/street level ..... 

Ist floor ..................... 

---- 

1 

2 

3 

SEE 

c 

2nd floor ..................... 

3rd floor ..................... 

4 

5 

SEE 

c 

4th to 9th floor .............. 

6 

10th flwr or higher .......... 

7 

C. ?OR ALL ADDRESSESIN SCOTLAND, DNA, ADDFHSES IN 

08TAIN (a)-(d) ?ROM RA’21N0O?FIm ENGLAND.5WALSS .... X 

---- 

(a) Yearly Domestic Rate Poundage for ratesble unit ~ 

EXCLUDE WATER AND SENERAGE RATES 

(b) 

(c) 

(d) 

Gross Value of rateable unit(s) 

covering this household 

Ratesble Value of rateeble unit(s) 

covering this household * 

Description (eg Flat, Shopwfth flat,and location 

in building)givenin RatingValuationList: 

● 

. . . . . . . . 

c........ 

[........ 

........................................................ 

D. TO ALL 

ENTER INTERVIEWERAUTNORISATIONO._ 1111

RM3( ME 

(BMx Pm) 

,W i,~.~ 

‘ItliS Pagelnlstb mlplet.sdti *em IumekJd . 

PartsA ad B e@y to tiseae IMu@)mt Great 

Partceppli- mlytoeddreeme in -M. 

Britaml; 

~c+f - fran obervatim. 

emum3&lti 

Part A ?kns the dee.aqkxn of * axnnmbtxn ~ld refer cnly to 

the ‘ePace’& ~thelxueeldd. Thueintimsacf ahmae 

amar-oaupier uh mbleta am? ~, ym $Fculdrq mde 6 or 

7 to indicntetit the Imwehold occupim mly part of tb hmae. 

Bmgalam (hcluding ‘p-a+eta’) tild h treatedaa whole 

lKueaa@ adadl,2,0r3. 

‘Rtellmge withlusineae pmnieee’ revere thma placeswhen 

W la ~s batkeenth? prilme - Meinee.9partaWitlml’t 

go~ wtsida the tuilding. IftheaMreas iaaflatm a 

block,~bcttsmet~ofwhi~ iaawcfs@e, thence&4 

or 5 Slm.lldbe Ueed. 

Fa pblac bees, ime ad Ivtels:pleaae ~ fytklttll? 

eccumc&ticn ina * etc. md ring the zpprqnata tie. ‘llus 

mll usuallybe @e ‘8’. 

Pert B 

k -hpxtant currfmt aocid pcblem ia Km sltmaticn d peqle 

* hve m wexy tall bkxke of flata (high-rise ~atm) . 

‘lhamhaa temaekedtn halpin thas$udy ofthisprcblmm 

Shmngwhat kildsofpacple liveh*anditima aId 

~WWttivesW~- 

asaramlt(egthe 

eldsrly,the duabled, mtbara with veq ytm.rqrhfidren). 

The qaestim in cmasrmd mly vith - liv~ @ of the 

aannmdaticm. ‘Livingpart’here rEalm * I.iv* ~, 

~,=~everitmyl=d-. 

Ifitisticimcuefmn 

Clmematial uheremnninlivhg partiB, you fnletehadCllue 

with the infcmmm. 

Partc

(la) 

4 

nxJsIm 

C3iEU(C(a) 

Qxb.rqfram 

exterdd. 

- queatlm to the umnplcyed ssklngtietherthey lmve ever 

hed a peti lob. 

Q4 

Qs 11-15 

(x 16-21 

24-33 

Qe 22&35 

Codingfram fm nmter of cnp.lcyeesat (a)(i)reduced. 

~ fr~ for ~ Of Cs@qyees at (b)extendd. 

@estms exteded to ~er starta of eelfqloyment n tie 

I.aat12 lrclrm. 

Mm detm lsd queet.muq O-Iprevlms @ ad reaecnfbr 

lmmrg, for the aurently enployed,unemploye d 

~aally mactlve. 

Ckdng fram extendedto mclu~ ‘sl~d m at UB2 fm other 

Il=aems’(aswall Se to Clemneupplsmmtsryallcwame al-dget 

creditsfor NI cmtrtitmne) ad ‘notsi~ed m at UES3’. 

Q23 

‘1’te &g 

freneexpmti. 

Q36 &37 

Cueefims 

deleted 

w gleetlme SEart disccureged mrkere, wiud am also aeked 

m tie MS. 

- whethermplujer in tie pblicfprlvetesector 

- C12eetimem penmm S* covffage. 

LEISJRJZ 

‘llmeeectam wes last mclu~ m 19S3,tit the formof mm 

of the queet.lm has h &Ealgedslightly. 

EWCN1’ICN 

‘he eectm 03 educatm b unchergd, tut thereare m 

~estmne m &y care of tildrm under 5. CM-hme m +lu.s 

~lC ~ pl?WIOJSly includedin 1979.

(lb) 

HEALln 

Q4 

Qe 7-9 

m=time 

deleted 

Q.=- aatudad to eek whethera preecriptimwaa private 

md -a &cta cuaeultatim w alxmtthe laq+t.mdirq 

illnesem restrictd mt.ivityKerltimedslier. 

~etxma m privateudical inmrance reinetatcdfron 1983. 

QJeetimm m dentalcare drq3ped. 

(lleetiamabaltNx mdlcal Certifiat= d referralto 

tnepltaldrqpd . 

EuaLY ) 

) 

&q@ for 1986 

1978. 

Sectxn remetated fran 1934,exceptthat there H 

on@etmI fmm for 16 ti 17 year ok% th~ -. 

Q4 

Niwquestlmal 

EnKnY INmRmTIaJ 

CHBXA 

-B 

‘11-lM Sectla-1la 

includingnen . 

imrrid llmha&9 aJM31tiDg. 

Bkw txld’ef= mhabltmg . 

rm selfm 

tidr-eed to all peopleaged 16-59, 

Qe 19-31 

~mthi&alrnmi2er 

eg3 toga m?trned- 

aEdul&mtohaveaMIW 

GIEZXA 

Expaldedbecaueeof age in qleetiam m El@cymnt ~al .

(lC) 

lND2vImAL scsmJu? 

= IndividualSchedulestsmldbe anpleted for each mnber of the lmueeholdaged 16 or 

over. 

HWSItS3 

Purpee of the sectim 

The Dswtment of the Envirament has asked US b includea numberof auestionsm 

hous~ which have to be addressedto specifiedindividualmmbers of tk hmaahold 

rather than just ti the person* answersthe questionscn the HouseholdSchedule. 

‘hese questionsare askedat the beginnkg of the IndividualScheduleso that they 

are es close as p%sible to the housingquestionsrn tie HouseholdSchedule. 

The sectionmntaine * 

e+arate group of questions: 

().s1-6 are eskd of lccalauthoritytemnts ad theirpurposeis to assessthe total 

lengthof time duringwhit% they have been ~ tenants. ‘lhislengthof time goverm the 

discountto which tenantaare entitledi’ftheybuy theirecoxnnudetion. 

Qs 7-12 are tikiressedb mmer occupiem, ad particularlyto those!&m firstbecarecwner 

occupiersin 1980or later. COE wishesto nonitirthe characteristicsof rceententrants 

to cwmr cccdpationard to exami~ any recentchargesin the zeaeonswhy ~cple tuy their 

hmle. 

CHXKA 

Pleasenote that this check shouldbe codedaccordingti the 

temre of the household,so the individualschedulefor every 

householdmnber will be coded the sameat this check. 

Ebr esanple,if the SCH rents the ~ticn fran a local 

authority,both he d his wife (ad my otherhcueeholdnembers) 

shouldbe coded 1 a~?%eck A, cm theirown individualschedules. 

CHECK B 

Qa 1-6 are cnly askedof tenank erd jointtenank of IA acamuxktion 

(includingNew’Itm Corp.and ScottiahSpacielBous* Asen.). ‘Iheterbsntis 

theperscn inwhoaersuletiac 02mr03ationis rentedfran the ld authority 

(notnecessarilythe persm vim pmvidss the rent). ‘heremay be joint 

tenantain the kmusehold,usuallyhusbad ard wife. If so, !mth (orall) 

jointtenantashouldanswerthe questionscm theirIMividual Schedules. 

Qs 1-5 

‘lhesequ?stioneare mncezned with theperiodof tine duringwhich the 

informanthaa h an IA tenant. You may need to pointout that w are 

interesti in all localauthorityaconwcdetionhe/stehas rented,not just 

the current=cmnrxlstion. 

01 Pleasenote that we want the date when the ~ tfiretbecmean LA 

tenant in his/herown riqht. A divorcedwman, for example,may have taken 

over a tenancywh=wae previouslyin her+fcrnerhuabsrd’sname cn.ly;in 

thiscase, weneedthedetewhen *~lto=o

IN CONFIDENCE 

Date of 

interviewQ 

DAY MONTH YEAR QTR AREA 

I 

S6 

I I I 

S457/1986 

P- 

‘ER 

HLD 

USE 

1 

2 

HOUSING 

CHSCX A 

Household schedule Q 20 (page 9) or Q 39 (page 15) is coded 

- accommodation rented from a local authority, 

(mc. New Town Corp. or Scottish Special Housing Assn 

(coded O, 1, 3 at H’hold Q 39) ..................... . 

- accommodation owned outright or with a mortgage 

(coded lat H’hold Q20) . . . ... . .... . . 

- others . . . .. . .. . . . . . 

HECK B 

:HECKC PAGE 6 

;MPLOYMENT 

‘AGE 9 

CHECK B 

(a) In whose name IS the accommodation rented? 

(H‘hold schedule Q19 page 9) 

HOH only ... ... . . 

Wife (of HOH) only .. 

Joint HOH 8 wife ... 

Other .. ...... .... 

- (b) 

(b) 

This Informant 

IS tenant or ]olnt tenant . . 

1 

)1 

1s not tenant or ]omt 

tenant 

2 

;MPLOYNENT 

?AGE 9 

1. In wh~ch year did you firstbecome a local 

authority tenant, that is when dld you first 

rent a house or flat from a local authority 

in your own name or jointly with someone else? 

USE CALENDAR WRITE IN YEAR — 

... I.. 

SEE Q 2

2 

2. ?0 TEE MARRIED, OXIABITINQ, wIDDwXD, DIVDRCED AND SEPARATZI 

DNA, SINGLE ...) 

---- 

Q3 

May I just check,before that, did you 

at any time live in local authority 

accommodation ranted in a former or 

Your present (HUSBAND1S/WIFE’S) name 

Only?- 

Yes ..... 

1 

(a) 

No ...... 

2 

Q3 

(a) 

In 

in 

in 

which year did you first live 

a council house or flat rented 

(his/her) name? 

WRITE IN YEAR _ 

.. 1 .. 

,Q4A 

3. Immediately before you first became a 

local autbrity temnt in .... (YEAR 

AT Q 1), ware you living in local 

authority accommodation rented by your 

parents? 

Yes ..... 

1 

. (a) 

No ...... 

2 

Q4B 

(a) 

Did you take over the tenancy from 

either of your parents? 

Yes ..... 

1 

No ...... 

2 

(b 

Thinking about the time between when 

you were 16 and when you took over 

the tenancy, were there any spells 

lasting 2 years or more when you did 

not live at home with your parents? 

Yes ..... 

1 

. (c) 

No ...... 

2 

. (d) 

(c 

When did the most recent spsll 

lasting 2 years or more end? 

WRITE IN YSAR _ 

.. I.. 

- (d)” 

(.d) 

So since (YEAR AT (c)/THE AGE OF 16), 

how many years altogether did you live 

with your parents in local authority 

acconmmdation before you took over the 

tenancy? 

WRITE IN TOTAL 

NO. OF YEARS — 

. . . . 

-Q4B

(2) 

neat -Mng as Euried thra.qmt the aactial. 

@ 2-3 nleaequeaticnaareaaked became it is gsxaiblefa tenantsto xcmulate 

%redltsg tman% a dieccsmtthrca@ pericmk* they were liviq In IA 

aaxsmrdatim rentsdin a qmuae’a a ~nt’s name. 

Q 3 (b) spells way fran ham as a stint sbuld be muted as ‘not llvmg at hne’ 

Q 3 (d) 

x.fYes to Q3(b),use the year at (c) in Q3(d);otherwise‘sincethe age 

of 16‘

\ 

(3) 

034-6 tiacounts dqard on the total lengthof tineduringwhid the tanant 

has rentedfran any localauthority. It does not have to be mntinuoua. 

Weneedto loxn?aboutany spells,sincethe*tegiven at Ql, when 

the informnntwas not rentingfrana localauthority. 

Q 4A-5 wtio~ta~lat~,tb periadreferradteat Q4Aand Q5 iS 

the time sincehe/shefirst liwd in IA accrsmdationrentedIiithe 

~’s -, ie the ate givenat Q2 (a). 

Q4B-Q5 Rx thosemt mded 1 at Q2, the cpsrstivedate is thatgivenat Q1.

4 

5. Since that time, how many spells have there 

been when you weren’t renting from a local 

authority in your own (or your HUSBAND’S/ 

WIFE’S) name? 

WRITE IN NUMBER OF SPELLS _ 

6. (Thinking of the MOST RECENT etc of these spells), 

what did you do when you stopped renting from 

a local authority in your own name? 

— 

(LY 

1ST 

:CEN 

. . . . . . 

-Q6 

2ND 

MOST 

RECENT 

3RD 

MOST 

RECENT 

Rsnted privately ........................ 

CODE Became an owner occupier ................ 

ALL 

THAT Lived in local authority accommodation 

APPLY rented in someone elsets name ......... 

Something else (SPECIFY) ................ 

MOST RF.CENT ................................... 

2MD MosTREcENT ................................... 

3RD MOST RECENT ................................... 

1 

2 

3 

4 

1 

2 

3 

4 

(a) 

In which month and year did this spell 

of ..... begin? 

HONTH — 

..1 

. . . . . 

.. I... 

YEAR _ 

.. 

. . . . . 

... ... 

(b 

And in which month and year did it 

end? 

MONTH _ 

. . 1, 

. . . . . 

. . . . . . 

YEAR _ 

..1, 

. . . . . 

. . . . . . 

FOR EACH 

SPELL CODED 3 AT Q 6 

DNA, NONE CODED 3 “... X —SEE 

(d) 

(c) 

In whOse name was the accommodation rented? 

Parent(s) ............ 

Other (SPECIFY) ...... 

1 

2 

1 

2 

MOST RECENT ................................... 

2ND MOST RECENT ................................... 

3RD MOST RZCENT ...................................

(4) 

Q5 

lhetinbeiween txoperiodaxnsn Uiternnq elnuldauntaamlycne 

spell,even if therehave been etherchanged‘oftenureduringthst*, eg if 

.smsme had an IA houm, then rentedprivately, thenwent aroad, then llved 

m his parents’OISleHXC~led house,ti than rented~in f- m LA, thlS 

wmld wunt as me spell not rentirqfran an LA. 

Q6 

Ebr each spell,code all thst ~ly. Ebr ewsnple,if scamonaleftan 

IAtensncy toliwinhiapm?nb’ LAtcuae adthenmved out to rent 

privately,both cadsa1and3ahould beca3ed. Inthiscsee, tbe date at(a) 

wcald be thatwhen he - in with his psrentsard the date at (b) that when 

he rimed cut of privateaccmumckJtm ad becawean IA tenanto~e nore. 

Q 6(c) Pleaseno@thatth=~b asked cffalls@lsc0ded3at thenhmnpart 

of tie questm. 

s~lfy ‘othert fullyglmrg mlat mnshlp to Infotmant. In general,spells 

Whenthe mformant=tim I.Atenanttimt~t~ thedmccwnt;m 

oertam cmcamstarces,kaewer, the rxghtecan be transferred fran a parentm 

SWJ=.

5 

ONLY OR MOST RECENT SPELL 

(d) why dld YOU stop renting from a local 

authority In your own name to .. 

* (ANSWER AT Q 6 MAIN). . .9 

(e) 

* 

And why dld you change back to being 

a local authority tenant? 

GO TO EMPLOYMENT PAGE 9

CHECK C 

(a ) In whose name is the accommodation owned? 

(H/hold schedule Q 19, page 9) 

m 

(b) 

IS this informant the HOH? 

HOH only ....................... 

Wife (of HOH) only ............. 

Joint HOH &wife ............... 

Joint HOH 8 other (not wife) ... 

Joint wife (of HOH) 8 

other (not HOH) .... 

Someone outside household ...... 

Yes .... 

No ..... 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

1 

2 

- (b) 

- (c) 

- (b) 

- (b) 

- (c) 

- EMPLOYMENT 

PAGE 9 

-Q7 

- EMPLOYMENT 

PAGE 9 

(c) 

Is this informant the WIFE (OF HOH)? 

Yes .... 

No ..... 

1 

2 

-Q7 

- EMPLOYMENT 

PAGE 9 

7. In which year did you first become an 

owner occupier of sny accommodation; 

that is, the person in whose name your 

accommodation was owned or mortgaged, 

including jointly owned or mortgaged? 

Before 1980, RING CODE _ 

1980-86, WRITE IN YEAR _ 

79 

.. .. 

- EMPLOYMENT 

PAGE 9 

-Q8 

8. When you first became an ower occupier, 

were you already living in the accommodation 

before you owned or bought it or not? 

Yes, was living in it ...... 

No, was not living in it ... 

1 

2 

- Q 11A 

-09

(6) 

CHBxc ga7-12slmuld keseked of ale ksJaehOldael&rcmly, lethepersc41timms 

- ~tial a, if m—l%hlp is JOillt,the BXI. 

mbelhst iftifXamKixhticmis om-edtnly~emWle ~isnotataenher 

oftkhotmdmld,tk eaection~t be~leted. lhi.swi.llhappenwry 

rsrely,egifthearmrisa~r 

sgauea. 

YaI shiuldreferbeck b Q19 of the Irxs@mld schedulebot nets that the 

cmdesat (a)am3kx25ehold scheduk Q.19 are net Identical. 

Make sme that p mad (a) carefully. Ycuareasked at(a) tOcfJdetM 

peraalin @sleanamths/K aXMa3datlM iscmed, — notubois beiq 

intervti. 

(c) km, ad thrm@ut the sxtm, treatdntntiq as mrried. 

Q8 Code lcmlyif lnfOmant wasllv@ in the w.xmmtktim at the tim when 

te/si12becam the owner~er. If he/sh?it’!hstitti the ~ h#ShS ~ 

l@mbuttEld E0vedeIs4a=e before inheritingit, ark 2.

(7) 

Q 1- 

Cnde firstanswerthat *plies, eg if renti jointlyby informantand 

tier, code 1; if rentedby prents fran ‘aarefneelse”wk d it, 

Cede 2. 

If cede 3, specify,for exmple: ‘Omsd by spouse,etc ftmnwhan 

inheritedF, ‘Cwmd bf _ - bscam jointcmner’,‘Fentedfran muncil in 

Spousetsnsmel, ‘Livedrent freewith auntwho cmedt etc. ‘Ihemain 

informtion meded is (i)relationshipto the personwho mned/rented, 

(ii)whethertit personownedor rentedand (iii)if rented,whetherfrm an 

IA CX mt.

7 

9. Thinking of the accommodation you llved In 

Immediately before you first became an 

owner occupier, dld you llve In . 

RUNNING 

PROMPT 

a house ... .. .. .. ..... .. ..... .. 

a self-contained flat or bed-sitter .. 

or some other kind of accommodatlon~ 

(sPECIFY) ......... ......... .... . 

1 

2 

3 

10 And why dld you decide to move from that 

* .... (ANSWER AT Q 9)? 

EmEl 

11A Before you became the owner, was the accommodation .. 

1 

12B StIll thlnklng of the ... (Q9) you llved m lust 

before you f~rst became an owner occupier, was It .. J 

RUNNING 

PROMPT 

rented in your own name . .. .. . 

owned ox’rented by your Darents . .. 

. . . 

or owned or rented by someone else~ 

(SPECIFY TENURE AWIIRELATIONSHIP 

To Informant) ... . . ..... .. . . 

1 

2 

3 

.(a) & (b) 

I 

Q 12 

(a Who was It (rented from/provided by)7 

ORGANISATIONS 

PROMPT 

AS 

NSCESSARY 

INDIVIDUALS 

Local Authority or Council (Incl 

GLC).., 

New Town Corporation or Commission . ... 

Property company ... .. .. ..... ... . 

Scottish Special Housing Assoc~atlon ... 

Other housing association or co-operatlvc 

orchsrztable trust ...... .......... 

Employer ... . ..... ... ..... ........4 

Other organlsatlon (SPECIFY) .. .... . .. 

. .. . .. .. . . .. . ... ... 

Relatlve . . . .. ... ... .. 

Employer ... . . . ... .. . 

Other ~ndlvldual . . . . 

0 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

(b) 

Was It 

rentcd/provided . .... furnished .... 

or unfurnished ., 

1 

2 

Q 12 

t

8 

12. Thinking back to when you last lived with 

your parents, at that time did they own 

or rent their accommodation? 

Owned, were buying ....... 

Rented, lived rent free .. 

Other (SPECIFY) .......... 

.......................... 

1 

2 

3 

EMPLOYMENT 

PAGE 9 

(a) & (b) 

EMPLOYi’!lNT 

PAGE 9 

(a) 

Who was it (rented from/provided by)? 

ORGANISATIONS 

Local Authority or Council (incl. GLC) ....... 

New Town Corporation or Commission ........... 

PROMPT Property company ............................. 

AS. 

Scottish Special Housing Association ......... 


NECESSARY or charitable trust ........................ 

Employer ..................................... 

Other organisation (SPECIFY) ................. 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

INDIVIDUALS 

Relative ..................................... 

Employer ..................................... 

Other individual ............................. 

(b) Was it rented/provided ..... furnished ..... 

or unfurnished? .. 

0 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

IEMPLoYMENT 

} PAGE 9

Zhieumey inabeof *m.ineo.uo33 for6u@yirg the Dep+tuentofm@rfmnt 

withinfcmmtim fntiskmd ~itimof tlwmrkforce, ami m~exbmt 

of ursllg@lOmt. Wh2n linked=* c#er sectima, the mploymsnt queatima help 

~c plmnera by, h enngle, exploringti relAtimehipsbetweenpe@e’s 

quelificetifswad the type of cnpl.qmnt tiey tillm. 

*Q1 nlclu& es ‘kddllg lastiieek’: 

mmaammf onmnte may net txnaiderthis to be ‘sericus’wrk, 

pleaseEe prepred to pr- thcee (% hmtivss with depemknt 

dllldren,full-m students)to * p feel this my *ply. 

wives mknq for eny nunberof IKurem ti-r lsmbad’s Immess 

as lcng as they were ~d, ie received(orwdl receive)an anrunt 

of ucney m renunemtm m a sbre of the prcflti. 

- wwes ~kmg, un~d, n tieirin.Iskard’s lnsmess prwlded they 

vm5cfcr15 hcmaorm reperv.t?ek. 

- ~ el.eemr~ m a frlmd’s m relatives tustiees,ss lmg 

es they remlved (or@l reo21ve)an mmnt of ntney In 

remmerat-un or a slmreof the profits. 

CPS eupemdea the pmncus Oamu.nuty Ehterpriee Prcgranme (CEP) 

a al ‘lkqmrary Ih@cynmt Prcqam2 (=’E!?). 

- pecpleimrkng under the Yang Urkere S&sme - a schme whereby 

~ewqrmwlyti- Eepa-bmt ofDIPl.w=fi* a 

euhsidyfor any 16-18p old h? enplufses lmg as I@ pays 

tlkm f50 m 1s9s a week. l%epex%m minaregulerpb arxlls 

~ Se ‘Uuking’. llu.a=ncttitissma.e~ cn the 

Ymth TEmlirg ScluTxm. 

NS Err treatmnt of ywng peqle m the YmW ~ ~ 

(Y1’’S), see notee m pege (gb).

(90) 

01 

Q l(a) 

seepage (9s). 

mchde any perems * were sbeantbacaueaof Immi.day,●trike, 

Sidalees,amXmli* leave,lay-off,or eisailareeem, providsd 

*have ajobtoretum to, witi~ ems2~loyM. Im* 

inclu&thc9e receivingre!&ndenq paynanteldhohevenojobw 

returnto. 

DonOttilu& pec@ewls3hevea job fixedup Wthavemt yet 

etartadwork tiit; euchpecple ahmldte cded3at Qla(i). 

Q la(i) 

cme4: 

LcoldngforuXk 

- ln&&tia&thCI wee ak of Q@oymnt tut actiwly aeekirq 

‘-egregieteredata~~~m . 

Office,Jcbcmtre, or C!areeraOffice,or at a ~ivete 

=W~ ~1 mewd.ng edwslt~, advertisingfor 

jokeetc. 

- hcluds hf&mnte ‘cmth kcdta’d privetscmplqmmt 

e9==iee. 

- includethosedoingvoluntaxy-k (q underme =’s 

WluntaIY ProjectPrqranm), if they are also linkingfor tmrk. 

@3e 5: Intmd.ingtolcdcfo rwrktlltpmvma ~tenprmy 

sicknessm injuq 

- excludeanycnewki3e tenprazy sidmess or injuryhas already 

lastedlager than 2S days (ie4 weeks). ikI& pecpleahmld ba 

C05ed 6, ‘Ninaof these’. 

@is 6: Ibleoftlwee 

- imlude anyme who was ecmcinicallyinactive‘lestweek’. ie 

neitheremplo@ ncr seekingwork,eg: 

-perama whowdcedcnlyforpeymnt inkind, ~do~daneatic 

wakinreturn fcrlmard eni lcdging,ixtwititanyceah 

remnleratim 

- prsm who receivedm-the-jcb unpaidtMning, 

q @lyeiothempiats 

-Psrams doingvoluntarynccktiuhich theyreceivsnopay!ent 

(other* erpeneea) 

-seaamal ormsual workera*did notmrk’leet week’, if 

nme of mtegmies 3-5 e#y. 

-pecple magwenunentre-~ sdwsreaxrae athrm@ the 

14qmier Sen7iceeccmnissim,malYs&@~ 

“tiae 

PrcgranlnsSchem (’KIPS) .

or,ifw~ata-1~ laatweek,ci=kthet-p~ ad 

not&enypdvKrkm ham apeidjob aewdl S.Stiqa Y’I’s 

laat-ek and, fi they tid not, ~ cm to aak Qla(l). 

(9C) 

.- 

0 1, la Traatlm?ntof YIs#i.panc te 

& la(i) 

~ the m@le of 1983 K)P achmt3s#!*!’$* phaed at ad 

rapla~ trythe nme e~l= Yc3khTranmg ~ (YTS). 

~wiLlbecna YQP~ m19S6. 

Motes: YouthTramnng SchemesWI1l vary. They focuson unemployed16 and 17 

year olda end promde an integratedprogre-e of training,educatxon 

and work erperlencefor 1 or 2 years. In the pst the schemeshave 

Isatedfor 1 ye~ but 2-yearscheme6mll be introduced In April 1986. 

From Apml 1986, 16 year old schoolhvers w1ll be ell~ble for 

2-yearTl!Send 17 year old schoolleaversfor l-yearYTS. Amyone 

sta.rtmgTN beforeApril 1986 nll generallybe on the scheme for 

only a year, althoughcome may be ell~ble for a secondyear. 

The aohemeswill be run not by the WC but by menagmg agenta 

co-ordinatmg contr~butlon6from employers,collegesetc. 

In mat echemesthe youngpersonmll work at an employersbut w1ll 

receivea mmmum numberof weeks tramlng, some or all of winchmay 

be at a college. In 6ome 6CheMes, however, the person WI1l spend 

mt of the time on a course at a College of Further Education or 

other educational eatabllshment. 

In all new schemesthe ma~orltyof the time w1ll be spenton work 

axperlence- th en employer. 

- claesifmatim 

* way QLS treataYTS/YOP pu7Llclpant5 has dmqed several t-s 

Since 1983. 

In 1983 all YoP/YIS~cl.pnti ware ixeatedas eonmucally 

“inativem the GHS ard were oMed 6at Q1. 

Far 1984,the GHS quesizmmq prcedure for lmthYE ad YOP 

~~tawaetiq~mhe=ti thatuaed mthe19S4LFS. 

Fbr 19s6, the treakt of YTs partlclpanta will be * aanE as lt 

w m 1985,w?u.chM aa follcwe:- 

pccedum 

at 01 and Ql(a) 

~aunlsto treatYTS mu&the sam?aaother W5=n=nti - A 

~p=rscnmY’Emayti* l,3,4,5m 6at Ql, Ql(a)m 

Qla(i). Ya * not need to praqt ‘YrS’. G6c=ally =ca* a 

16-lSP Old‘6—=3h= at ~ ind Ql(a). 

fb0x3el# 

iftheperamanak=a: 

‘Yes’or ‘Yea .... (end~ 

laata)’ 

being al Yrs) 

maak 

Qla(l),ifthepararn~~: 

‘m’ or ‘N3 ... (alxlIml-ltlala tel.rqa-lm’s last 

heek)~ 

: P*~r Y%* ally lf & perscn* Q include‘Yea’or ‘NO’ 

~tutaaye tk!ywerecrlYTsl.astwee.k~#lffieY 

W2re with m employ= last -, * 1,

(*) 

Q1 

* Pages (9a)- (*). 

Q2 

Tnie is for 16-19 year olds to discover whether ornot-theywre 

m YTS in tie lest we&. Include peqle away franYTS teqorarily 

kcauae of illnaas,holidaycx * reascm. 

Q 2(a) DEwantus tocode Whe&.erY’15participantiwerewitiananpl~ 

prcwidixqwk experience(employertaead)or at a IRllegem 

@irq c%Ilxa (collqe-bsaad)in W lestweek. If m informant 

was toth wi* an enpl.qerazd at mllage Iaetweek, mde 1, ie 

‘enplcyer-based ‘. If YTSparticipantwasillora#ay frcsnthe 

schanmfor anothermaem, mde the u=al placeof trainirq. 

Pecplem YTS with an enpl.oyerlastweek axe treatedas wrr~ 

lastbeak ad so qIestims tit thaixresinjcb (EX@oymantC@ 

4-21)apply to the YTS job. Pecplem YTS at mllage lastweak 

Sretreatedae eananialllyinactiveSrx3~ 131plcylm!nt Qs 

34-52. 

Pleasenote: Atallquaa- referringti joh3121rultiago, to 

* atartedilltheleat3ysereor laet12Kad31e, tX tileat 

job,YTS/YOPjobs arexwt amted aejohs. l%equeaticnwading 

at all the relevantCIU=IXIS ties this d.i.sthctitn clear. 

Fcr the unenp20yedtiersis a fur&er &a& at QWB to determine 

whetbertheyareaSkedc4. 

Q3 A/B Q3Ati*eseed 

WVqhaue 

tim=@U@paople wiitingtitekeup 

almadyobteinad (code3at Ql). 

a job 

Q3B is aidrasaedb all oLherunapkyed pecple(cede4 or 5 at 

Ql). 

This questim establiel-ee kibetheren unmplcqad pxam has evar 

IAape.idjcb. Ifthayhava n@(an3are nti waitingtotekeup 

theirfirstever job)_ *SY WP8 Q4.

1. Did you do any paid work last week - Yes . .... 

that IS m the 7 days endng last Sunday - 

either as an employee or self-employed? 

No ......X 

(a) Even though you weren‘t working, Yes ...... 

dld you have a lob that you were 

away from last week? 

No ......X 

1 SEEQ2 

---- (a) 

\ 

1 EE Q 2 

,--- 1) 

(I) Last week were you 

CODE 

FIRST 

THAT 

APPLIES 

wait~ng to take up a 3ob that you 

had already obtained? . ................... 

looking for work? .......................... 

or intending to lonk for work but 

prevented by temporary sickness or injury? 

(CHECK 28 DAYS OR LESS) 

3 

u 

5 

1 

;EEQ 2 

NONE OF THESE . ..... . . .. ..... ... 

6 

2. TO THOSE AGED 16-19 

DNA, AGED 20 OR OVER . 

X 

---- . 

:HECK A 

(May I check), last week were you on 

the Youth Training Scheme (YTS)g 

Yes ....] 

----- 

a) 

No .....Y 

----- 

>HECK A 

(a) Last week on your YTS were you 

CODE with an employer provldlng work experlence~ 

FIRST employer-based .... 

THAT or at college or tralnlng course? 

APPLIES college-based ... .. 

1 

2 

) 38 

‘AGE 22 

CHECK A 

Had a lob last week (coded 1 at Q 1 or la) .............! 

Unemployed waiting to take up job (ended 3 at Q la(i)) .. 

Unemployed lonkmg for work (coded 4 or 5 at Q la(i)) .. 

Others - economically nactlve - (coded 6 at Q la(1)) . 

3 

4 

5 

6 

> 3B 

J 34 

PAGE 21 

— 

3A. ME IJNXMFLOYSDWAITING TO TAKE UP JOB 

Apart from the lob you are waitng to take up, - 

j?aveyou ever had a p.,d job or done 

any paid work (IF AGED 16-26.‘excluchng Yes .. 

job organised through tbe government’s YOP 

Scheme or Youth Wainlng Scheme ‘)7 No .. 

3B. FOR ALL QTEERSUNEMF’IDYED 

(My I lust check), have you ever had a paid 

lob or done any pa~d work (If AGED 16-26 

‘excluding any 3ob organlsed through the Yes .. 

government’s YOP Scheme or Youth 

Tran-mng Scheme’)? 

No ... 

1 

2 

3 

4 

Q4 

Q4 

Q 22 PAGE 18

10 

4. MAIN JOB (INC.SMPLOTER-BABED TTs) 

ON 

MOST BSCENTJOB (EXC. YOP/YTSIF GNFMPLOYSDNOW BUT 

PMWIOUSLY SAD A JOB (CODED1 OS 3 AT Q3) 

m 

JOB WAITINGTO TAK2 GP IF GNKMPLOTSDNOW AND NO 

PBBVIOGSJOB (CODED2 AT Q 3) 

Occupation: 

Job title: 

-1 

I 

~ 

OFF USE 

I 

Describefully: 

Industry: 

employee ............... 

self-employed .......... 

1 

2 

- (a) 

r (b) 

(a) IF SMPIKXSE 

ASK OR RECORD: manager ................ 

(i) 

How many employees work(ed) 

in the estabolishment? 

fOreman/supervisor ..... 

other employee ......... 

1-24 employees ........ 

250rm0re ............ 

1 

2 

3 

1 

2 

I(i) 

CHECK B 

(b) 

IF SELF-EMPIKIYED 

Do (did)you employ 

any other people? 

Yes, PROBE: 

1-5 employees .... 

6-24 ............. 

1 

2 -CHECK B 

250rm0re ....... 

3 

No employees .......... 

4 A 

CBECK B Employer-based YTS (coded 1 at Q 2a) ............... 

Had a job last week (coded 3 at CHECK A) ........... 

Unemployed (coded 40r5at CHECK A) ................ 

1 -Q5 

2 Q5 

3 Q 22 PAGE 18 

I

(10s) 

Q4 

Ifaperum lml&nxxathancne pb~rsxrently,~jobtobs 

CaateredatvQ4 is * ‘nan *’, ie the mat remmeratim cne. 

,., 

Ulelplojd pemmefthh awhadaprev~aw &b(c@edlor3at 

93) stild be asked for detscdsof theu last jcb, even tlrm@ 

thaecakd lat@areusitingto take up another w. 

ulal@q#3d ~tiaretitirq totekeup thm.rfimtewr~b 

(mdsd2at Q3)Blrd.dbe eskedfc=detaUe Oftiejobtiay are 

Mnklngtotakeup. Infrmmtim at Q4 ~ used to cleasl~ a 

~;cjd ~~ - ~f *=- Cdin9 ~: ccc - Gcuq.ntlm 

, - Industry Grulp. 

Us therefae always ne95 a *165 deecnpticn of ~ Occupaticm 

ad mdrlslxy. Plaseerefer to the ‘~ for Intervlcwere‘ 

1904 fcu n- cn qu~cmng proos&rea. Plaa.eenote thstwe 

ned job title,a full ~lptim of the -k -, the rmn 

acti=ty, leveld elci.11 md lat.elof reepmeibi3ity. If the 

pxam la a mnber of the Arned Forces,pl~ give thtirrank. 

self+nplcyed /qlqee : Ingmeaccapt ~t’s answers, 

except: 

1. W@rethe remdatkycuslwxld trytofind mth- they are 

deeaited for tax p-s, ad fm ~t~mal Inew.ante 

~=. Ifthetiormmtd xenctpy tiorlll.accept 

h hfanant”s answer,tut * that pecplekrdung as nsul 

order eqents,pxds agents,Oid-pMLng, MJy-altWlg etc are 

usuallyclassedas ‘elf-ql.loyed’. 

II 

Q 4(a) 

Q4(a) (i) 

?mkcurdtheanaw= = i#rcPriati(ace ‘Ham31x& for 

Intervltws.ra’ P 68) ~ 

that jcb tltleecsm b= a useful 

indiratim of levelof respclmiblutylalt-- b m.leleadlng 

{g a ‘playqrcxxxl eupervxatx’Supervi=e dli.ldren,not enploy’aea , 

md-eimldmtbe~a — ~) “ 

‘Illssize of Setabllslrreslt 1s less de-led thzslin 1985,as Ellap 

-l was mly used f- the enelyeIeof -pt~ Pens-s. d ~

(lob) 

Q 4(b) Weeakfaa~ detailed bmak&mof msdxxofm@oyeaa than 

in pravialsy2ara. 

Rclufkfm nthetownndle rofauployeae: 

-anyreletiw vhoisammrbar af theMkenemt’aham-d 

- any prtnere in a _rehip (ae ~ umld aleo be self- 

~). 

(ha) 

Q5 Includeae ebrt-tine patternsof -k basedm a week. 

eg ‘me week cm me week off’ 

Rclude as sbrt-tim if cnlywerthe Ixmrelvrm bean wt. 

Q6 A/B 

-S Of tmrk 

F= --, pleasIs&eclc that they have not included any @d 

or Unp d wertim at m. 

RiiXrz?%%f%?%ib%az =:= E%V=-kkt 

self-mployeddm ‘tM of ~lvee es wrkiq any wertim 

ad so f= all self-enplcryed we want ti remrd theirtotalkura. 

ma 

follcwingpointistild be noted: 

a. Ifapersm hesetartedamw jobinthe xefenmceweek,fie 

uaualhcure shculdrelateto what thapersmexpec@tito 

be h * futune. 

b. In tie mae of ~le % are ‘penmnentlym call’,mke a 

fullnote ofthacirc+mstancesand probeforthatolalhmra 

ua.mllyun-kedwhen m cell (-~ overtire)ad enter&is 

Zsnlberofhcurs inlhemdrlgmlmn. 

c. If-houra varytxvlamrlcie intarndttmt (egcaaual 

wakers), q tD cbtaintie weeHY eve- mer the peat 

few mnw . 

d. -titi,ycueh~dao=ept * ~ given,W51idlUely 

verywell beinexceea of the naue41270r 281KxIra. 

Q7 

lhe Eparbmt of D@oymmtueee eurveydeta toestinate tie 

tob.lmnber ofpe@e~g for work. lbdothiathayneadti 

identifySep+mtely thcee- are ‘clAbmnta‘,al-dessul?n 

recwded as uneiIPloyedin officialetatieticafrm rm=ploymsnt 

Bemfit offices,ad those* are not ‘Claimnta‘. 

A certain pr~im of c~ erewukiq inenycnewaak an 

inorder tomakesura waidmtify ellcMmsntJ3 wanaedtoaek all 

people,-king or tiemiee, ~r tiey are claimnta. As it 

iadiffimlt toapeci~in*oe whidtypaeafmrkeraareeuet 

likelyto be Claimmta - in walerto avoidimplicated 

filterquaetiam, Q 7 ~ ~ of al ~=.

11 

5. Were you on short time or were you lald-off 

at all last week~ !j,, 

Yes . . 

No@i$’... 

1 

2 

- Q 6A/B 

6.4 FOR EWLOYEES (MAIN JOB/YTS) 

(INTRODUCE IF ON SHORT TIME/LAY-OFF 

I‘d llke to ask about your hours 

when you ‘re not on short tlmejlald-off ...) 

How manv hours a week do vou usuallv 

work (l; your main ]ob/YTS), that 1s 

excluding meal breaks and overtlme~ 

NO OF HOURS 

excl meal 

breaks and 

overtime * 

I 

SEE O 7 

IS EXCLUDING ANY PAID OR UNPAID 

6B 

~ 

FOR SELF-EMPLOYED, (HAIN JOB) 

(INTRODUCE IF ON SHORT TIME/LAY-OFF 

I‘d llke to ask about your hours 

when youtre not on short time/lald-off .. ) 

How many hours a week In total 

do you usually work (in your 

main lob), that IS excluding 

meal breaks but including any 

overtime? 

TOTAL HOURS 

excl meal 

breaks _ 

I 

SEE Q 7 

NOT BASED I 

7 TO MEN AGED 16-64 AND WOMSN AGED 16-59 EXCLUDING YTS 

DNA, EMPLOYER-BASED YTS. Y 

DNA, MEN 65+ or WOMEN 60+ X 

Some people, although they have a job, are 

entitled to clalm unemplopent benefits or 

National Insurance credits 

---- 

---- 

– Q 9A/B 

May I check, were you signed on at an 

Unemployment Benefit OffIce for last week - 

CODE FIRST 

THAT APPLIES 

to clalm unemployment benefit~ ... 

to clalm supplementary allowance 

as an unemployed person? . ... .. 

or In order to get credits for 

Natmnal Insurance contrlbtitlons~ 

SIGNED ON AT UBO FOR OTHER 

FZASONS . .... .. .. .. 

NO, NOT SIGNED ON AT UBO . . ., 

8. Last week were you looking for a Yes . 

different or additional paid ]ob~ 

No ...... 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

1 

2 

-Q8 

-0 9A/B

12 

9A 

FOR EMPLOYEES(HAINJOB/YTS)— 

How long have you been 

with your present employer 

(up to last Sunday?) 

Less than 4 weeks ...... 

4 weeks but less 

than 3 months ........ 

01 

02 

Q 10 

9B 

FOR SELF-EMPLOYED (MAIN JOB) 

How long have you 

self-employed (up 

last Sunday)? 

USE CARD A 

AND PROMPT 

AS NECESSARY 

been 

to 

3 months but less 

than 6 months ....... 

6 months but less 

than 12 months ....... 

12 months but less than 2 years ....... 

2 years but less than 3 years ......... 

3 years but less than 5 years ......... 

5 years but less than 10 years ........ 

10 years but less than 15 years ....... 






40years0rm0re ...................... 

03 

04 

05 

06 

07 

08 

09 

10 

11 

12 

13 

lU 

15 

t 

1- 

Q 16B 

IQ 51 

PAGE 27

Q7 

(-) 

,,\ 

(lb) 

we hm.a euggeateden intrcactim to t%e&etim . Th warkere 

rmt likelyto b siqed aI et an ~loymmt Benefit0ffi02are 

thcmnswlmwamlcduqtihuk ,thoeeavailsble for-k tmt who 

wrkadatitmek=eare r9aemlaat weka7i/orweraaarr@ 

a b ~t. ~ nny ti eligiblefu iamtp~ tifit a 

~lmwm~ kenefit- = txiatpl~ peram if they earn lrns 

12mnatmtf2cnadey. Iftheyeam mxetivlielJlt 

imufficimt to py a !iet.i.mel 1muran03 antrilmlticn, theymay 

●immatamticla.imen 

mcredit. 

NB Domtinclude aeacla.mant a ful.1-timwrker recelvmg 

Family ~ Slpplcsmllt(F’Is)m QIGm?rlt IUS lW wages. 

Pecpl.em + qplelle!ntaryallcwanoe&/or NI Creditefor my 

reaema, mlymeofkhmhis kemgmenplqed. It~Smt 

-fore to IIlclu&Cnly *cae ClalnlingVla en Illenpopen t 

Bmafit Office. 

~ ~dlti~titititi the U133fartn@htly,ar 

~ ~lY. 

‘lterefore* 5 if #q are claunuq teneflteor cre&ta mly 

tkmgh a IHS.SScual SecurityOfficead not vla a UB3. 

Cde4’sImED cNATum FoRo’mER mhsms’ Wll1 rzmelye@y , It 

Mthereto allcutitiemll nmberof peqlewbsaytlnt they 

eresig-ing mata UECJtutmttodamunenplqm=nt bemflt, 

=zW--v kenefltor N-ICredlta. 

12 

IIQ9VB

(13) 

0s 10-15 ‘lheMpmmen to fmploynl?ntneada tmm?aaurathe extsnt of labxr 

aobilityUld tunwver in the comtry; * extantto which pa@e 

II Q l~B Vkmedto knwvhether theinfcmmnt basstartedanytierpa.id 

mrk, eitheres m euployeeor es a self-s@qed peracn,within 

the lest 12 IIKnths. 

am*laawiUiqtO&ange 

jobism~elamnt 

affectingPOMC5= m aI@qmnt md mmployu=nt. lheee 

qtmatltnahave been axttied m mr etartnof eelf~lwymnt as 

walleesslploys ejcm~. 

Q 10 wi!needtoltrsx~ andaperarn ueewuldng 12nmths 

inaderto calculetethem&erof &aqss Of ~loyerheke 

ago 

M in the 12 mnth period. 

tJob?thatthe&finiticn of ’mIking’ iatheaam es for Ql except 

titwt?want toidenti@eepamtely elltkaa wlmwIeaIYTs12 

—iiEi%ago. So, iflheinfcmmt iewrrantly a@16-20endeaya 

that h? was wakirg 12 UKnthe ~, @aaee ~Cba 88 indicated.fi 

msillmnber uf~le were stillmYUJadmES in the firstfcw 

nulthaof 19ss. Code aeYTS. ) 

takespriorityovermrking. 

Baira3aIYTS/YOP12mnthe wp 

Q 10(b) If qwned, tie &finiticn of a full-tint? studmt is thosestill 

at echml and tha3estudyingfulltimeat collegeor universityor 

m a ~~ m=. (Seaalso inatrwtims for ~csticn Q2a). 

The folti~ ciro.nmtanoesdo not mmt es ‘startirqa jobwith a 

newql~’. If the “ ~ 

-hesanew eaployermrelyae aresult ofamrgarm takeover “ 

-i8a’t.amp’ k?mmrke 

sane agemy 

for differentfirmlxtisenpl~ky~ 

-wu-ksfm-alocalautbrity (egaeatea*r) anidmqes toa 

etilar jcb withinthe earnsIocs.1mthori~ (m iti eqaivalert 

befrrathe IA IXxmdeqydleqes) 

-i.aacitil aementtidmngaa jotswithintieaamdepmbumt. 

Excludeany job 

startedwhile the hformnt was livingstud.

10 Now thinking about this time 12 months ago, 

that 1s, on ... 1985, “~ere you In a paid &,,$ 

]ob or doing any paid work then, or not? 

13 

IF AGED 16-20 PROBE. 

onYTS ..... 

Yes, working .... .. . ......... 

No ... .. ........................ 

2 

1 

2 

- Q llA/B 

-(a) 

- Q llA/B 

(a) 

At that time 12 months ago, were you 

worklng as an employee . . . . . . . . 

or were you self-employed? ....... 

1 

2 

b) 

TO THOSE AGED 16-24 

DNA, AGED 25 OR OVER ..... ..... x 

.- —- 

- Q llA/B 

(b) Were you also a full-time Yes . .. 

student at that time~ 

No .. .. 

1 

2 

1- Q llA/B 

11A 

FOR EWI.DYEES (PRESENT MAIN JOB/YTS) 

1 

Apart from you. present ]ob, have you started 

any other paid work, either as an employee 

or self-employed, w~thln the last 12 months, 

that lS since . . (LAST SUNDAY!S DATE) 1985 

(IF AGED 16-20 ‘excludlng any ]ob organised 

through the government!s Youth Tralnlng Scheme‘)T 

- 

llB 

FOR SELF-EMPLOYSD(PRESENTHAIN JOB) 

In your present job you are self-employed, but 

within the last 12 months, that is since ... .. 

(LAST SUNDAY’S DA~) 1985, have you started any 

other paid work, either as an employee or 

self-employed (IF AGED 16-20 !apart from any 

job organised through the government’s Youth 

Trainng Scheme’)? 

I 

Yes, started other paid work ... . 

No .... ..... ... ....... .. ... 

1 

2 

-Q12 

- SEE Q 16B

12. Was that: 

RUNNING 

PROMPT 

working as an employee ............... 

or were you self-employed? .............. 

BOTH EMPLOYEE AND SELF-EMPLOYED 

JOB STARTS ......... 

1 

2 

3 

013 

13. Was that job (were any of these jobs) 

your main job at the time you started it, 

or was it in addition to your main job? 

started at least one main job ........ 

started additional/second job(s) only.. 

1 

2 

CHECK C 

Q 16B 

CHBCKC 

Those with employee job starts only (coded 1 at Q 12) ... 

Those with self-employed job starts only 

(coded 2 at Q 12) .. 

Those with both employee and self-employed job starts 

(coded 3 at Q 12) ... 

1 

2 

3 

Q 14 

Q 16A 

Q 15 

14. m THOSE WITH EMYI.4)TEE JOB STASTSONLY 

So (excluding your present job) how many 

new employers have you started work for 

in the last 12 months, where the job was 

your main job at the time? 

NO .OF NEW EMPLOYERS 

(excluding present job) _ 

. . . . . 

. Q 16A 

15. TU TSOSE WITS EMPLOYEEAND SELP-EMPI.OYED JOB STARTS 

So (excluding your present job) how many 

new jobs have you started as an employee 

in the last 12 months, where the job was 

your main job at the time? 

NO.OF NEW JOBS STARTED AS EMPLOYEE _ 

(excluding present job) 

. . . . . 

- Q.16A

(14) 4’$,7 

IIQ 12 

nlie qleaticneatablidl19Whdlar itummmalplqnseoree 

aealf-u@Oyulparu n,aee tvthof~thetthe~ 

aIaxWlother peiduxk &ring tha3aet 12mxItha. 

Q 13 A’nmi.n jcb’ietha Pram’sumt runmamtiva ~atthetmns 

(even thcqh it nmy be cnly a ~-tim a mauzi.1pb). It 

mY,Qf--,h*hm* 

param’s~~atthetne. 

tnmxc kcnlywmt tirecmrdtienmix3r of 

mployee tindany~atarted ea 

‘his M ie a ontimity M-tax 

or neitherahmliibe asked. 

jab ~asan 

a aelf+@qad preen. 

‘- ~r Q14, Q15 

Q 14 ‘fhcse- have st=rtedmployee > 

qmatlrn es Uead in prevlalsyeara. 

cnlyare aEkedlfnesam 

IIQ 15 

h ItnXeWts2Flaw Startdkoth enplcyeead eelf+@oyed 

Jobs,* questl.mhasb3maltere3eo-twcmnt mly)ota 

startedas an CSIPIY andrwt — any startedaa a self-mplqed 

~.

(15) 

0s 16-21 lheaeere anew set ofqmetime ebmt infornnnte’ racantwO* 

Msinriee,f aall*whohavekesm intheirmrrent job 

lmethen3ysa-e. w * for detile d * itlfmnnnt’s 

previallBjob(exceptfa VllMe* leftthe jobnDrethan3 

P=ee9Q)md~m infmmnt hedapericdof 

WWt a Irmctivitybetweenthe two j&3. This 

informatimwill Mable the mpartmnt of Fnploymentto 

exandneshiftaacherqeein thelebmx mrket-betwen 

differmt a%upati.onemd industries,frmlemployeeto 

salf+@oyed ani frcm eelf-enployed- =@oyee, * axenple. 

lheeatigee will also b malyaed emmrding to whetherthere 

W a periodof umnplqmant a hsctivitybetweenjobs end 

~lmgthaf the~iod, ifthera wee me. 

Q16 A/B 

‘l’his waatiaI establishestha hfozmmt ‘ewn-icingstatusin 

theweek inmdiately beforehe startedhis ~sent jcb. 

Notethet thadefinitimafm~ iSthS~eefor Ql 

exceptthatwe want to identifysepamtely all thas.ew ~ 

mY150ra Y@e.dmu3during theu=ek baforethey started 

theirpresentjcix So, if the infmmnt is arrantly a- 

16-22and SSYS thathe was eking, pkISS ~ as 

irdicated.Seingm a YDP cx YTS ~ takeapriorityover 

mrking. 

Q 16A ‘his qNstiuI ia addressedto peqle * have starb3a main 

job,otherthan theirpresentjob, in the last12 nrnti (axie 

1 at Q13) 

Q la N alternativeversim of the qeatim is addressedto 

PCPk * hati been in theirpresentjoblesslhsn3~s 

sndhave hadno~rmainjcb StSrtSin theleat12montba 

ie those (coded2 at Qll or Q13) or (coded5 or 6 at Q9). 

(a) l’hisieachackpetimtomke .surethe tpacpleWmwerenot 

actuallywxking duringthe week beforethey startedtheir 

preaantjob~td.idhave a job thet VIeywere away tianare 

& es ‘km-king’. 

bat Qlthisincludm perscne ahsentbacmaa af holiday, 

strike, sickmss, mtemity leave,lay-offetc. 

Q 17 Wte”thai YOPS orthe YTSarenot ecceptdaea job. If Ihe 

informnt’sprevime jobwae YCF/Y15lmthehsd anm-YQP/Y’rS 

jobbefcrethat,Q17 stild be add 1 (Yss)ad 0S 18-21 

?ppliedb the nm-YoP/m job.

15 

16A 

TO THOSE WITH MAIN J08~6TART, OlllSRlliANPRBSENT. 

~1 

JOB, IN MST 12 MONTti’#k 

Were you still working In this ]ob (any of the 

Iobs you have mentioned) In the week before 

you started your present ]ob? 

16B 

TO THOSE IN PBSSENT JOB LSSS THAN 3 YEARSAND NO 

OTSBRMAIN JOB START 

Were you doing any paid work, either as an 

employee or self-employed, Immediately 

before you started your present ]ob, 

that is m the week before you started 

your present ]ob~ 

(a) 

IF AGED 16-2~ PROBE 

onYTS ..... 

Yes, working .... .... .... .. ... . 

No ...... ............. . ... ... > 

Even though you weren’t working, 

Yes ... 

dld you have a ]ob that you were 

away from that week? No ...: 

(1) Dur~ng that week were you 

2 

1 

--- 

l-- 

1 

--- 

SEE Q 51 

PAGE 27 

Q 19 

(a) 

Q 19 

(1) 

wal?mg to take up your present ]ob, 

which you had already obtained .. 

CODE 

looklng for work .. . ..... ...... ... 

FIRST 

THAT lntendlng to look for work but prevented 

APPLIES by temporary sickness or ln]ury ... . .. 

-Q17 

NONE OF THESE .. ... ... .. ... 

17 DNA THOSE CODED 1 AT Q 13 (NAIN 

JOB START, OTHER THAN PKSSENT JOB, 

IN LAST 12 MONTHS) ..... ... ...... 

May I j,lst check, apart from your present ]ob, 

have you ever had a paid j ob or done any paid work 

(IF AGED 16-25 ‘excluding any ]ob orsanised 

through the governmentqs YOP Scheme or the 

Youth Tralnmg Scheme’)~ 

Yes ..... 

No ...... 

---- 

1 

2 

Q 18 

-Q18 

- SEE Q 51 

PAGE 27

18 For how 

present 

16 

long before you started your 

job were you not doing any paid work? 

Less than 6 months ................... 

6 months but less than 12 months ..... 

12 months or longer .................. 

1 

2 

3 

- (a) 

(a) 

So 

when did you leave your last job? 

DATE LEFT LAST JOB _ 

wI I I 1 

- CHECK D 

YEAR 

CEEC% D 

IF DATE LEFT LAST JOB more than 3 years before 

DATE OF LAST SUNDAY ................................... 

OTHERS,ie left last job within 3 years of DATE OF 

LAST SUNDAY ........................................... 

1 

2 

-Q51 

PAGE 27 

-Q19 

19. DETAILSOF LAST JOB (BEFORB PRSSENT JOB) 

Occupation: 

Job title: 

Describe fully: 

r 

IFF USE 

)Cc 

+ SIC(R) 

Industry: 

employee ............... 

self-employed .......... 

(a) IF SMPLQYSE 

ASK OR RECORD: manager ...................... 

(i) 

fOraman/supervisor ........... 

other employee .............. 

How many employees work(ed) 

in the establishment? 

1-24 employees ......... 

(b) IF SELF-EMPLOYED 

Do (did) you employ 


250r more ............. 

Yes, PROBE: 1-5 employees ... 

6-24 ............ 

250r more ...... 

No employees................ 

1 

2 

3 

1 

2 

1 

2 

3 

4 

- (a) 

- (b) 

I(i) 

Q 20 

} 

IQ 20

(16) 

Cl+EKSCD Dstmls af & mformnt’s prevxua j& shculdnot be 

0311- if the mfixmnt left *at jcb nure than 3 years 

ago. Check D ~ the dste of kmdng (91= at Q18(a) 

*a.mat the refeomce &te of laat Smday. 

Q 19 D2als of preVmfi J* 

See =tructmns 

for @l.

(17) 

QZQ m *e hfamnta @nimaati f&ether Umywsrawxkiq 

full-tiltm m *-*. ally if u= in&mmntia Lmableto 

give en enmeretild ycutrytifti mtfhemnberofhxra 

!mtiad. 

Q21 Wlwnbar toccxkalltlk? raeaam tint~ly. If mly me 

raaam is giwn, do not fcagetto r% mile 22. 

Q 21(a) Codes-llykmlinreaacn h columnheaded ‘(a)K41N F8%SX’ 

—

17 

If 

20 In your previous ]ob were you working 

RUNNING full time . . .. ... 

PROMPT 

or part tlme~ .......... . 

1 

2 

21 What made you leave your last ]ob~ 

Q 21 

ALL 

SASON! 

(a) 

MAIN 

RIASOI 

SHOW CARD B Made redundant/dlsmlssed .. .. ... .. 

01 

01 

Temporary 3ob came to an end ........ 

02 

02 

Retired ............................. 

03 

03 

Took early retirement ....... ....... 

04 

04 

CODE (Own) business failed ............... 

05 

05 

ALL Health reasons, eg illness, in]ury .. 

06 

06 

THAT Chose to become self-employed ..... . 

ApPLY Chose to become employee ....... .... 

Dlssatlsfact~on with lob .... ...... 

Got better Job ..... ............. 

07 

08 

09 

10 

07 

08 

09 

10 

SEE 

Q51 

PAGE 

27 

To start a family/pregnancy ........ 

11 

11 

Other domestic reasons. . . .. .. . 

12 

12 

Other SPECIFY . ....... ........ . 

.. . ... ... .... ....... 

13 

13 

.. ... .. . ... .. ..... 

I 

T 

1 

IF”MORI THAW ONE 

ASK (a ) AND CODE 

RSASON GIVEN, 

IN COLUMN ABOVE 

DNA, ONLY ONE REASON GIVEN ------------- 

,---- 

22 

SEE 

Q51 

PAGE 

27 

(a) What was your main reason for leavlng 

your last ]ob’J 

CODE IN COLUMN

18 

22. TO ALL UNE~LOYED LASTWSEK (CODED4 OR S AT CBSCKA) 

Last week were you claiming Yes ...... 

unemployment benefit? 

No ....... 

(a) Were you signed on at an Unemployment 

Benefit Office for last week - 

to claim supplementary allowance as 

CODE an unemployed person? ..................... 

FIRST 

or in order to get credits for National 

THAT 

Insurance contributions? .................. 

APPLIES 

SIGNSD ON AT UBO FOR OTHER REASONS ....... 

NO, NOT SIGNED ON AT UBO .................! 

1 Q23 

2 (a) 

1 

- Q23 

2 

3 

4 

23. How long altogether have you been out of employment but 

wanting work in this currentperiodof unemployment, 

that is, sinceany timeyou may have spenton a 

governmenttrainingscheme, YTS, YOPS or TOPS? 

Less than a week .......................... 

PERIOD = UP lweekbut less than lmonth .............. 

TO LAST 

u 

SUNDAY lmonthbut less than 3 months ............ 

3 months but less than 6 months ........... 

6 months but less than 12 months .......... 

12months butlesstban2ye~s ............ 

2 years but less than3 years ............. 

3yearsbut less than 5 years ............. 

Syears or more ........................... 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

Q31 PAGE 20 

7 

s SEE Q51 

PAGE 27 

9IQ24 

24. ‘IQTHOSE WHO HAVE EVER WUIKSD (SEE Q3 PAGE 9) 

DNA, NEVERWOFOCED(CODED2 OR 4 AT Q3).....x 

Now thinking about this time 12 months ago, 

that is, on ..... 1985, were you in a paid 

job or doing any paid work then or not? 

m 

IF AGED 16-20 PROBE: 

onYTS .... 

Yes, working ............ 

No ...................... 

-—. - 

SEE Q51 

PAGE 27 

2 Q26 

1 Q25 

2 Q26 

25. At that time 12 months ago, were you: 

working as an employee .................... 

orwereyou 

self-amployed?................ 

(a) TO THOSE AGED 16-24 

DNA, AGED 25 OR OVER ............x 

Were you also a full-time 

student at that time? Yes ...... 

No ....... 

---- 

1 

2 

1 

2 

ISEE (a) 

Q26 

t 

Q26

Qs 22& me mmpl~ 

22(a) - 

(18a) 

We ask first about clamiq unemploymenttenef~tWas pecple 

w em claimingIt mat bs s.Iwsdcm. ‘c3aindq’tieflt ram 

thsn~lyrecei~itia~ 

oamta, mmifacl.dmnada 

lastueak haelater bemdisallti ortMcmtcmeiandkncm 

thealusderto#equestim ia ‘Yes’. 

Q 22(a) 83m urk3rploye5pecpleare mt eligtilefor ummplqmmt bemflt 

(SL!they lUSynck ham paid mmgh ~ m~~~ma, m theY mY 

alreadyhave receivedUnenplqmnt benefitfa 12 IunvIa, a have 

earningsfran Prt-tim wxk, etc). IftIkyare~forwXk 

d are a-leble for -k they can, hwever, clam eu~lemntaq 

ell~ce/bmeflt frm the t2f3S.Also, thee ti eligtilefor 

-se bemflte can stallclam cre&ti for *ear NI cmtii.htums. 

Pe@e can get mpplemntary alkxame a@or NI a.echtifcr nary 

reaacma,mly me of W* IS being menplm. It M mprtant 

thereforeto mcl.udemly time claixmq vla an LkmrplOymmt 

=eflt Offme. 

NE They mll b r~ued to attend We UEr3fortmghtly, or 

perha~ qtarterly. 

Therefcxecode 4 If they are cl.ainurqbensflts a aedlts mly 

thmxrgha EfES Somal Semrlty Offlm ad not V= a UB2. 

hbte re. regl.atratialsime ~ 1982, = am 18 ad wer 

c~ berefltia a-te via an Um are no lcngeralso 

r~ b regn.eterfor wrk at a Jcbcentre. lhme aged 16-17, 

hwever, are stallrequiredti mgmti at a CareersOffice. 

Qe 22& If a ~ reoelveammplmt ~eflt ~ Stqplarmntdry 

22(a) ellmlano2, mdelat Q22. 

In caseswhere a pa- m mcertam if it = mmplqm=nt teneflt 

or eqpl-~ allmanoe that they receive,_ at wtu~ 

offme they made tiem clam. Ifltwasa W3, ~ea* ~ 

cede 1 at thenmn C)22 ratherVbsn at Q 22(a). 

II 

& 

A-z% 

If it definitelywas net a IJB3,~ 

4 at Q 22(a). 

If, %hlsrlasklng theInamsetial# wfti-*~s 

remrded here -f llctmti the anm7sreremrded there,make a 

note mthe~setim titck3not ~Q220r 22(a). ~( ,r:

(1=) 

Q22 ?kxewewent tietienumt ofti.mtitt ieinfcmmnt haa keen 

mti@o@ - actuallylockingfor -k, includingmy ~ the 

aunnt was taqcmrily Sick,se *1 as tillsapentwaitingto 

takeupajcb. 

Note that the periodof ‘wanting w*’ cisuwtstxu-tbefore* end 

of me 2setpaid job,even if it wee mly a teqomry ‘fill-in’ 

job. It may, lxmaver,- at any tine eftm leavingthe 

Previms job-ega peremmy lwebeanmtof-kfor10 years, 

tit mly linkingfor vmk for 3 ninths. Similarly,tl= current 

pericdof unanploymntnusthave startedsinceany gwenumnt 

cmrae, TCPS,YIPS,or Y’R9,was ettmded. 

024 ‘nliEqueatdtneetebliehmthe infmmmt ‘sWmkillgstatus12 mnthe 

ago,be~go~m toeekatxmtjote S=dSd-~ 

spellsill* previals12 lrumha. 

tmtathatthedefinitimo f’worldng’ istheaem es for Ql except< 

thatwe went to identifyeeprately 821 * who nme m 

YTS12nm@ ago. so, if the infcmmt is mrrmtly a@ 16-20 

erd says thathe was wrcking12 mnti ego,pleaseprobeas 

indicated.(A sml.1mnbar cf pecplewere stillm YOP .wSnemsin 

the first * nrlltheof 1985. Cbdeea YTS.) Seingcna YOP/Yl’S 

12 nrmthsa- takespriorityover wxking. 

Qs 25-30 

Q 25 (a) 

These inatructims are the Sam 58 tlmsefor Cs 10-15. The 

~t of mploynmt needs to mesLue the extentof laln.u 

mbility ad tumwer in the mmtry: & ~ ~ ~~ Pe@.e 

are able or willingim tige jotsis m inportentelmt 

effectimgpliciee m enploymnt erxiunenployn=nt.‘1’h=e 

qxeetiam have tea extm~ to cover~ of self+nplqntmt as 

isdl as ~~ job starts. 

If queried,* definitim of a full-tin’s studentia stillat 

admol md studyiwgfull-~ at collageor univemity cr m a 

~ ~. (SSSalso inatructicnefor 132umtti Q2s.)

(19) 

IIQ26 

Ttl.iequeeticnaet ebl..iaheawhether *informant heastaI-tadw 

@dwrk,eitharaeena@ Woreeaeelf-smplo@ pxem , 

wiStinthlAet12~. 

‘nmfdkwin9 ~&not cmntea’etartiw ajob witha 

-haaa~at@oyaruex elyea ameultof anergercr takeover 

- is a ‘tarp’* kuke &r dif&mmt firm tut ti si@@ ~ 

theaelmegmcy 

-w2rkefor almx42zut2mrity (eg. aa--)mddmn~-a 

dmiler jabwithinthe eam locnl authority(or its equivalent 

before*IA bamdery -gee) 

-isacitil ssmamtuiddmgee jobwithin- aamdqsrtmnt. 

E%clu*any jcbestarted while the infcmant WM ~V@ abroad. 

Q 27 

Thisquestim eatabl.iah=a whetheritwaaes ansnployaeor asa 

Self-en’glm pammareaboul cftllssethatm~ t 

s~ any paid wuk dur~ the last12 nmti. 

Q28 

A ‘mainjob’is thepersm’s -t remunerativejob at tie t.im 

(eventlm.@I it nay be mly a pa.rt-tim?ca oaaualjcb). It my, 

of muree, have been +Ae perem’s cnly job at the tine. 

CFIKKE 

wecnlywant tirean-dthe~ ofjcbes12ute3 eaane@oyea 

end n@ any jcbcetartedeeaeelf-supl ~perem. ‘Ih.iaMia 

a cmtimity ~, S- wbthar Q29, Q20 - neitherslculd 

b asked. 

Q29 

‘ma3aYa-Dhevet-xtdap.lw jobeally emaaked the aam 

gasat.kneein~ Y-=. 

“Q 20 

mrlbmew tmhavestartedm engloyeeendeelf-e@KYadjoh3# 

ticpticnhaebes=al-ao 

thtwscomtcnly~~ 

eeen~endnotany~ 

es a eelf-enployedpersm.

19 

26. Have you started do~ng any paid work, 

either as an employee or self-employed, in 

the last 12 months: that is. slnce ‘. .“19S5 

(IF AGED 16-20 ‘apart from “any ]ob organised 

,.I,k,. 

through the government’s‘Youth 11.alnng Scheme‘)?!“ ‘ 

Yes ...... 

DATE = DATE OF LAST SUNDAY 

No ....... 

1 

2 

Q27 

Q31 

27. Uas that. 

RUNNING 

PROMPT 

working as an employee ..... .............. 

or were you self-employed? ................ 

BOTH EMPLOYEE AND SELF-EMPLOYED 

JOB STARTS .... .... .................... 

1 

2 

3 

Q28 

28. Was that job (were any of those ]obs) your main 

]ob at the tune you started it, or was it in 

addition to your main ]ob~ 

Started at least one man ]ob . ....... .. 

Started additional/sacond ]ob(s) only ..... 

1 

2 

CHECK E 

Q31 

CHECK E 

Those with employee ]ob starts only (coded 1 at Q27) .. . 

Those with self-employed ]ob starts only 

(coded 2 at Q27) . .. 

Those with both employee and self-employed ]ob starts 

(coded 3 at Q27) ,. 

1 

2 

3 

Q29 

Q31 

Q30 

29. TO THOSE WITH ENPLOYEE JOB STARTS ONLY 

So how many new employars have you started work 

for In the last 12 months, where tbe ]ob was 

your man ]ob at the tune? 

NO. OF NEW EMPLOYERS _ 

. . . . . 

Q31 

30. TO THOSE WITH EMPLOYEE AND SELF-EMPLOYED JOB STARTS 

So how many new jobs have you 

started ●s sn amployeein the last 12 

months, where the 3ob was 

your main ]ob at the timeg 

NO. OF NEW JOBS — 

STARTED AS ENPLOYEE 

. . . . . 

Q31

20 

31. ?0 ALL TNOSE UNEMPLOYED LSSS TNAN 3 YRS 

WMO NAVE EVER WORKED 

DNA, NO PREVIOUS JOB (cODED 2 OR U AT Q3) ...X . 

(May I just check) when did You leave Your last job 

(IF AGED 16-20: ‘excluding any job organised through 

the government’s YOP scheme or Youth Training Scheme’)? 

Less than 6 months ago ................... 

6 months but less than 12 months ago ..... 

12 months but less than 3 years ago ....... 

3yeam40rui0reag0 ...................... 

--- 

1 

2 

SEE Q51 PAGE 27 

- Q32 

SEE Q51 PAGE 27 

32. (YOU have already told me whet your last job was, but 

may I just check) - in that job were you working 

RUNNING full time ........ 

PROMPT 

or part time? . ...... 

1 

2 

- Q33 

33. What made you 

leave your last job? 

Q33 

ALL 

:ASON 

— 

(a) 

MAIN 

EASON 

—- 

SHOW 

CARD B 

ALL 

THAT 

APPLY 

Made redundant/dismissed ................. 

Temporary job came to an end ............. 

Retired .................................. 

Took early retirement .................... 

(Own) business failed .................... 

Health reasons, eg illness, injury ....... 

Chose to become self-employed ............ 

Chose to become employee ................. 

Dissatisfaction with job ................. 

Got better job ........................... 

To start a family/pregnancy .............. 

Other domestic reasons ................... 

Other (SPECIFY) .......................... 

.......................................... 

.......................................... 

+ 

IF MOKS THAN ONE REASON GIVEN, 

ASK(a) AND CODE IN COLUMN ABOVE 

(a) What was your main reason for leaving 

your last job? 

01 

02 

03 

04 

05 

06 

07 

08 

09 

10 

11 

12 

13 

T 

DNA, ONLY ONE REASON GIVEN ................. . . 

01 

02 

03 

09 

05 

06 

07 

08 

09 

10 

11 

12 

13 

- SEE 

Q51 

PAGE 

T27 

22 

CODE IN COLUNN ABOVE ~ - -: 

- SEE 

Q51 

PAGE 

27

(a) 

,; ,,,, 

@ 31-33 ‘Ihea are a neweet af~estime, smil.artom 18-21,start 

hfmmnte’ reamtwcrkhiatcuim. %aekkwl.cnga~~ 

lefttheir~cue~(~d.iq 

theylmd fne)andtitmda 

thm lean that job. (Hails aE menplc@ infcsmanta‘ FU=vims 

~ereml~at Q4.) ‘lldainfcnmetim will amble tl= 

Dqnrtmk af mplcynent to axand.mflow intiunmploymnt fran 

differentcccupatics md imhat.rim md frun the mpl~ md 

self-enployedsectors,acoxd.uq to the hsqth of txns unanployed. 

Q 31 hlce~Dm tha’km3cirg’eectun uft.bqme tl.cnnaireme 

qmatxn idantifma ticsmsnts * left their premme job mre 

than3years a~mdfiltera Vem paatth? ~eetiamatmt that 

Job (@ 32-33,in the -). 

Q 32-33 see Uletictms for Qa 20-21.

(zIA) 

(234 &xslmicaUy I.nactlve 

‘Lastteek~rfeam the week endinglast Sum3ay. The follcwing 

@Jlti of deflNt MYI a~ly: 

&de 1: go”mq to achcolor C911ege 

B ‘IbisCatxi!gxycm qply cnlytoperaona *areundar50 

years of age. Psmcns aged 50 or over mst be mded 2-5. 

llrirqvacatmns, stdenta aluuldstillbe mded as ‘goingto 

ac+xmlm mllege’. If their returnto collegedepemlson pssmg 

a set of exam, P slmuldwde 1 m the aasmptm that they 

wdl be passed. 

lhe followingpersonsare excluded: 

1. studentiWIKIsay they were mrkirq or une@c@ m tbe 

Kefereme w3ek (coded1 or 3-5 at Ql) 

2. perscnswho are ~ld a wage m salaryM an mplqw wln.le 

attendingschcolor college- they shculdhave been ceded 

‘work~’ at !21. 

axiez:pe rmanentlyunableto mrk 

?@ ‘llnscateqry can *ply only to thee uncle;sW= retwemnt 

age, le to nen aged 16-64ad wamn aged 16-59. Other 

preims Ilustb coded 3-5. 

wclucis mly peraortiwh- msbillty to mrk M due to health 

problem c.rdlsablemnt. Personswi-mare permanentlymable to 

mrk becauseof danestlcrespmeabllltms shouldte coded 4. 

Cede 3: retmed 

‘ItElntentmn IS ti mclb only thesewho, lastweek,h?d retmed 

fran them full-tnm occu@mn at a~mmstely the retmamnt age 

for that ccci.@atlon, and were not seekingfurthermploymnt of 

any kud. ‘l%ushcn’enwim at a amparatimly earlyage cease-k 

m order b becutehouseylvsaare excludedfran tins categmy. 

Note that a retmed perscm@ lastwek was 111 or m hmpital 

etc sbuld stillbe mded to the msnnalstatus,le ret~ed. 

Cde 4: lcoh q after the lxme or famly 

llns coversSnyme * last ** m Il!sinly Involwd in &xlu?stlc 

duties,~mlded thus Fsrsm has rut alredy been mded m an 

earner Cste@ry. Therecan be IKIrethmmep3m ma 

houselmldlook- afterlmm fx famly. 

Note that a perssnlcckIn3after the ~ cc family- lastweek 

was m holldayor m hmpltsl etc shctildstillbe codedto the 

mmna.1stitua,le h 4. 

Cde 5: doing Surethlngelse 

Inc.hxkanyonefor whan the earlmr codes 9 h 1-4 are 

mapproprlate,eg full-tunsstulentsaged 50 or over (~ are mt 

~rmnently unableto !mrk,retmed, or lookingafter 

tmmlfanuly),~le at mdustilcd rehab.htat~ cen~es or 

gwerment traimng centres,on Trammg Cpp3rtumtlesPKOgK= 

courses(’lDPS),etc.

(21b) 

Q 35 “MS quaatim ernbleathe Daprtnent of R@.oymnt to aatirmte 

whet prcprtiaa af SctxKmiosllyinactivepersam are siqed cn at 

~~ Benefitofficas. 

Ifymfind thata~remwaa cl.aMng bemfitacr NI credities 

mlnlen@oyJldpemn, *notraccde tlx!anwer at Ql or W A. 

. 

‘Bmefita’ includecnly msmploynmt benefitor ~lenmtary 

allcwencaclainedviaantkwnpoymsn 1 t 8anefitoffice, see full 

notes atQ22 mdQ 22(a)cn pega (18s). Note that thera ~ ncw 

5 codes at this queatim. 

II 

NJtere. mEnaged 60-64 

Fran April 1983,the regulatims ebmt ai~~ m at LIBo’shave 

~fcrunmplcyad mmagad 

60-64willhava tosiqcnata 

60-64. PnunaHPloyadnan agad 

W toracxsiwemsnploynant 

bemf it. If, Iumver, he is not eligiblefor unmplmynent 

tiefit, M ia claimingswplmentary tenefitred/orNI credits 

(asenunenployedparem), ha will notheve tosigncnata UBO 

andao~te~’t?o,nct si~~mat~’ (code5)at 

Q 35. 

If, than aakingthe Inane sectim, ym fid that We answers 

mmrdadhera anflictwithtl’beenawarsremxdad there,make a 

note in the Incrimsectim tit ~ not remde Q35. 

Q36G37 ‘IYESSIsa nw qm3ationaare exactlythe - as cpeationeasked in 

the I&cur Ibrca Survey. Theyare beirgincludedinthe QiS for 

~~ pmpcees; the Dapamnmt of Et@oymnt want to Ched( 

whethertie largemnber of prmy intemiawa m the Ll% effects 

the repliesgivento thesequesticns. 

Q36 ‘RIisquesticnmy aamd repetitiveto amE inf~, hevirq just 

anwered Q34. so ycu my wish to en@wiae the ‘mayI just ~’ 

clauaain the queetim. To ensurecmpambility with the Ii%, we 

?w’etoaakthisq ueaticnofall easnnimlly inactivem aged 

16-69ard wmen agd 1644 irrespectiveof tieirreapnee at Q34. 

There is no definitim of any of tie ca~iea at thti queatim; 

ym ~ acca@.ymr hfcmllent’s CPiniU’I. If m infwmWlt S- 

an@I@I = cannotbe readilyceded1-8,use ‘l+nytier reaecn’ 

(cude9) md epeci~ what wea aaid. 

Do not prmpt the categxies. If, axc@imdly, an ~ CXlvera 

exrethan ma~cetagmy, aaktiti iatieminreeam a 

Co2a tit ale Cnly.

;!1 

34. TO ALL ECONOMICALLY INACTIVE (CODED 6 AT CdECliA) 

Last week were YWJ 

going to SC5001 or college> 

(USE ONL! FOR PERSONS PGE!I16-49) 

permanently unabls tc wor~~ 

(USE ONLY FOR MEN AGEC 16-64 t WOMEN 16-59) . 

CODE 

retn.ed~ 

FIRST (FOR WOMEN CHZK ACE STOPPEE WORK AND USE 

THAT 

THIS CODS ONLY Ir STOPPED WHEN 50 OR OVER) 

APPLIES 

looklng after the nome or fan~lys ... . . .... 

or were you dcmg something else? (SPECIFY) .. 

... . . ... ... 

... . . . . . . 

1 

2 

3 

Q 

5 

Q35 

Q36 

SEE Q35 

35. TO MEN AGED 16-64 AND WOM!?NAGED 16-59 

DNA, MEI’65-59 or NOME:7SC-64 ..... ... .X 

DNA, MEN 70+ or WOVEN 65+ .... . .Y 

---- 

---- 

Q36 

Q39 

May I check, 

Unemployment 

CODE 

FIRST 

THAT 

APPLIES 

were you s~gned on at an 

Be~eflt OffIce for last weeK - 

to cla:m une@oyment beneflt” . . . .. 

to clelr sl,gpiementary ailowance 

as an unemicyed person~ . .. . . 

OF in orde~ to get credits for 

Na?lonal Insura~ce contr~bct~ons~ . .. 

SIGNED ON AT UBO FOR OTHER REASONS .. ... 

NO, N(JTSIGNED ON AT UBO .. .. 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

Q36 

36. There are many reasons why people don’t or can ‘t seek 

work so may I ]ust check, what was the main reason you 

were not looklng for work l=st week” 

OnYTS . . . .. . . .... .... ..... 

Student ... .. . . .... 

Long term sick or disabled 

Looking after family/home 

Ret~red fro~ paid ~or~ . 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

. . . . . . . . . . . 

. . . 

Doesn’t want/need employnen~ .... ... . . 

Belleves no ]obs avalla.ble........ . .. 

Not yet starte~ lcoklng . .. . . . . 

Any other reason (SPECIFY) 

. . . . . . . ... . . 

..... . ... .... .. . . ...... ... . 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

Q37 

Q38 

Q37 

Q38 

Q37

’22 

37. Even though you were not looking for work 

(last week ), would you like to have a regular 

paid job at the moment, either full or part time? 

Yes ...... 

No ....... 

.Q38 

38. TO ALL ExCEPT THOSE RSTIRED 

DNA, RETIRED (coDE3ATQ34) 

............x- 

Have you ever had a paid job or done 

any paid work (IF AGED 16-25: ‘apart 

from any job organised through the 

government’s YOP scheme or the 

Youth Training Scheme’)? 

Yes .................. 

No, N’EVERWORXED ..... 

---- 

1 

2 

Q39 

Q39 

SEE Q51 

PAGE 27 

39. Have you had a paid job or done any paid 

work in the last 3 years, that is, 

since ...... 1983 (IF AGED 16-22: ‘apart 

from any job organised through tbe 

government’s YOP scheme or the Youth 

Trainin~ Scheme’)? 

1 

2 

Q40 

Q41 

40. When did you leave your last job 

(IF AGEiJ16-22: ‘amrt from anv 

job organised thro~gh the gove~nment’s 

YOP scheme or Youth Training Scheme’)? 

Less than 6 months ago .................... 

6 months but less than 12 months ago ...... 

12 months but less than 3 years ago ....... 

1 

2 

3 

- Q41

(22) 

II Q37 

Ihi8quwticni efksigai to pick upt.lxme~leegtheretixed 

mdthcaa l.cddng-thekhme mdfmmly, ti, tile not 

~a-k’leetti’-ld 

likaare@a.r~ifmewera 

available. 

Q23 

Atthiatpeatxn lmkeaureywr infanmnt underetandethet w do 

=’~mycuever~eny ps.id-k (agartfrona YDPa Y1’S 

*)?’ — 

Q39 &41 

rata: YOPSatie YTSamnota=epted as a job. Thi5isti 

acme antirulty WLth pm=- yeare. 

@ 3+43 

C64Q,42ti 43areane.veetof ~stunstit informntewcrk 

Iu.aimrms,like Qs 18-21 for thee=* are hmking and C6 31-33 

for thcee* ale Unm@cr@. we eek FEW lfngago mfcmmnte left 

theirpremms ~ md bt mde tksn leave. (@l alm ohms 

detala of the infcmmnt’s Prencue jcb tit tMs is nok a w 

CFIeStiCSLlt IS ~lY incIuded). - fio~tim WL1l =@e 

the Departxnmtof mplcymnt to exarmm fl.cxre Intoeonanlc 

lmlcuvity, frau different0ccup3tmne A mduetrles and fran the 

~loyae ad Self-=ployedsectors,aconxlmg to tie le~ of 

m BpEmt lnative. 

Q 39 

‘Iiu.e questim (likeCHEKX D ad Q31) identSme in~ * 

lefttheirpreviousjob nore thn 3 yearn ago.

41. What was your last ]ob 

)- 

(IF AGED 16-25. ‘apart from any ]ob 

organised through the government1s 

YOP scheme or Youth Trammg Scheme’)? 

Occupation. Job title. 

Describe fully 

23 

3FF USE 

>Cc 

sIC (R) 

Industry 

employee . . .. 

self-employed ... ... 

(a) IF EMPLOYEE 

ASK OR RECORD manager . . 

fOreman/supervisor ........ 

other employee . .. . 

1 

2 

3 

- (a) 

- (b) 

(1) 

t 

(1) How many employees worked 

xn the establlshment” 

1-24 . . 

25 OF mo~e .... 

1 

2 

(b) IF SELF-EKPLOYED 

Dld you employ 1-5 employees . . 


Yes, PROBE 

6-24 employees . 

25 or more 

No employees . . . . ... . 

1 

2 

3 

4 

} 

Q42

42. In your last job were you working: 

full time ........... 

RUNNING 

PROMPT orparttlme? .......... 

1 

2 

43. What made you leave your last job? 

SHOW 

CARD B 

Q43 

ALL 

EASON: 

(a) 

MAIN 

U2ASON 

Made redundant/dismissed ................ 

Temporary job came to an end ............ 

CODE Retired ................................. 

ALL 

THAT 

Took early retirement ................... 

APPLY (Own) business failed ................... 

01 

02 

03 

04 

05 

01 

02 

03 

04 

05 

Health reasons, eg illness, injury ...... 

Chose to become self-employed ........... 

06 

07 

06 

07 

Q44 

Chose to become employee ................ 

08 

08 

Dissatisfactionwith job ............... 

09 

09 

Got better job .......................... 

10 

10 

To start a family/pre@ancy ............. 

11 

11 

Other domestic reasons .................. 

12 

12 

Other (SPECIFY) ......................... 

13 

13 

......................................... 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

1 

IF”MORE THAN ONE REASON GIVEN, 

ASK (a) AND CODE IN COLUNN A80VE 

DNA, ONLY ONE KSASON GIVEN ------------------ 

TI 

22 

- Q44 

(a) What was your main reason for leaving your 

last iob? 

CODE IN COLUMN ABOVE 

A

(24) 

II 

@ 4>43 See irlstructlmsfor @ 20-21

(25) 

Qs 45-50 lheeeinetictims aretheaane eethoee fm@lo-15ti Q6 

24-30. 

Q 45 This queetialestabliahs8the ~t ‘a tmrkingStlkUS12 mnths 

-#bef==*=lti*elxaltjote 

spells in the previcus12 ncnthe. 

Started andlmenplqmrlt. 

Note that the definitionof ‘!mrking’is the eem as for Q1 except 

tlmtwewent toidentify epsntely alli2meetiimmal 

Y’IS12 nrntheego. So, ifthehfozmmtis currentlyagd 16-20 

andeeye mthweewXk.illg12 nmtheeg3, pleaeepmbeae 

i@mti. (Amallmnberaf people~stil.lmylp~ in 

the firstfew IImti of 1985. code es YTs.) Saingm rrs/YoP12 

mnthe a- take priorityover wrking. 

Qs 46-50 me ~t of *l_t needs to ~es~e the extent of Iebmr 

ndility ti turnwer in tie -try; the extent to which pecple 

are able or willtigto &ge jotsis an inprtant elamnt 

affatting~liciea m e@oymnt ti unenploymmt.lheeequestims 

have bem extendedb coverstartscf eelf-aploymnt as hell as 

erpbyee job starts. 

Q46 This questim establisks whether the infonrant has started any 

paid mrk, eithar as an E!@ oyee or Self+!nployedp mm, within 

the last 12 nnlti . 

s 

‘lllafollcwingciranmtenceebnotaxmt 

new enployer’. If the info?nan~ 

es’etartingajobwifia 

- has a - ~loyer mmly as a resultof a mxyer or takewer 

-iea’tsnp’bwuksti differentfinmlmtisenpluyed byfie 

- -v 

-tmrkefor alccaleuthority (egesatee-)ard-g- toa 

similarjobwithinthe same locala~ity (orits equivalent 

befme the IA bamdary dmnges) 

-iea avile Srvantmd dlangeejotewithintheesmdepammmt. 

Exchld? sw joh3 started tile th inforlmnt uaa liV@ ab~ .

44. TO TSE RETIRED (CODED 3 AT Q34) 

25 

DNA ...............X 

You told me what ]ob you were doing when 

you last stopped work. was that the job Yes ...... 

you did for most of your working life? No ....... 

--- 

1 

! 

SEE Q45 

SEE Q45 

(a) 

(a) What was your usual job? 

Occupation. 

Job title 

Descrfie filly: 

Industry. 

. 

employee ..,.......1 

self-employed .....2 

--- 

--- 

(i) 

(ii) 

(i) IF EHPLOYSE 

ASK OR KSCORD. 

(Ii) IF SELF-EMPLOYED. 

Did you employ 

any other people~ 

manager ......................1 

1 

fOreman/supervu30r .. ........2 

othar employee...............3 

Yes ....1 

No .....2 1 

--- 

--- 

SEE Q45 

SEE Q45 

45. TO THOSEWHO HAVE WORKEDIN THE LAST 12 MONTHS 

DNA, OTHERS (CODED 2 AT Q39 

OR CODED 3 AT Q40) ......x 

Now thmklng about this tme 12 months ago, 

that M, on ... .. 1985, were you m a paid 

]ob or doing any pa~d work then, or not? 

--- 

SEE Q51 

PAGE 27 

EEE!l 

IF AGED 16-20 PROBE: 

OnYTS ...... 

Yes, working ................... 

2 

1 

Q46 

(a) 

No ............................. 

2 

Q46 

(a) At that time 12 months ago, were you: 

working as an employee ......... 

or wers you self-employed? ..... 

1 

2 

Q46 

46. Have you started doing any paid work at all, 

either as an employee or self-employed, In 

the last 12 months, that 1s, since .... 1985 

(IF AGED 16-20 ‘apart from any )ob organised 

through tha government1s Youth Tramng Schema1)~ 

m 

Yes ...... 

No ....... 

1 

2 

Q47 

SEE Q51 

PAGE 27

26 

47. Was that: 

RUNNING 

PROMPT 

Working as an employee ........ 

or were vou self-emDlOved? . . .... 

BOTH EMPLOYEEAND SELF-EMPLOYED 

JOB STARTS...... 

1 

2 

3 

Q48 

48. Was that job (were any of those jobs) 

your main job at the time you started it, 

or was it in addition to your main job? 

Started at least one main job ............ 

Started additional/second job(s) only .... 

1 

2 

CHECK F 

SEE Q51 

CWECXF 

Those with 

employee job starts only (coded 1 at Q47) .... 

1 

Q49 

Those with 

self-employed job starts onlv 

(coded 2 at Q47) ... 

2 

SEE Q51 

Those with 

both employee and self-employed job starts 

(coded 3 at Q47) ... 

3 

Q50 

49. TO THOSE WITH EMPLOYEEJOB STASTSONLY 

So how many new employers have you started 

work for in the last 12 months, where 

the job was your main job at the time? 

NO. OF NEW EMPLOYERS — 

. . . . 

SEE Q51 

50. TO THOSE WITH EMPLOYEE AND SELF-EMPLOYSD JOB STARTS 

So how many new jobs have you started 

as en employee in the last 12 ~nths, 

where the job was your main job at the time? 

NO. OF NEW JOBS STARTED 

AS EMPLOYEE 

* 

. . . . 

-SEE Q51

(26) 

Q 47 ltdsqmstim establieheawhetheritwmaeaen~lqeaua aa 

eelf+lplopd gx!mmoreebom Oftieeetitt ha” mformnte 

startedany pud -k duringtie last 12 iunths. 

04 A ‘nninjob’ in tie perem’s nmt renunemtiwe job at the time 

(eventhmgh it NY te mly a pert-tin=or ~ @). It my, 

of OJUrSS,have been tie perem’s cnly job at tie time. 

CIIEXF We mly want to xemrd the nunberof Jots startedas an enplqee 

md nti any ~ startadas a self-mplqed peram. l’lus&eck is 

a antwity ficator, shxmg whetherc.49,Q50 or mlther slrmld 

be asked. 

Q 49 ‘hose* have starkd mplqee JOkScnly are asked the sane 

quest.lmas in prevlalsyeare. 

Q 50 mu thase* have startA kOiiIm@Oyee ad self-mplqfed yet=, 

tiquestia lhaakemelt iso-twecamtcnlyjokss~ 

Sssn%lpcyae 1 ad nti my startedes a eelf-mployedperem.

(27) 

Q 51 ‘Ma qwstim to checksprticipstim in goven-erentechmee. 

Please& mt recodeQ 1 or CHFCKAae a resultof an informant’s 

amwer b thisquastim. 

Ctmmmity Irx3ustryscheme (cIs) 

lldsisnmbyth e tistimsl Jwociatim of YcuthCl&m (N?W). It 

PKUVide.ejcba fcz peramally ad ~iedly diadvsntsgedM 

people@m undertakewrk projectsof tenefitto the ~ity. 

FranApril 1983,Cmnunity Industryhas recruitedmly 16-19year 

olds for whun YTS placesare inqprcpriste. 

Cnlnlunity Progralmne(CP) 

‘IheCummlty ~terpriee Prqrenme (CEP)has mergedwith the 

Camnmity programs (CP)whi~ was larded on 5 October1982. 

Cmnunity Progranm providestenpmaty enploymnt for 

~t+erm unemployedadultson projectsof benefitto the 

cmmmity. Wcruitnent to jcb opgxxtunitiesis restrictedto 

PecPleaged 18 to 24 who have been unemployedfor over 6 nonths in 

the lest 9 mrkhs, ard tlmee aged 25 ard over who have been 

_@ for over 12 nrmthe in the lest 15 mnthso . 

Job TraioingScheme (JTS) or TrainingOPportunitiesProgramme(TOPS) ‘ 

This used to te known as the l%siningOpportunitiesRogrsmme Scheme 

(TOF5)and many peoplestillknow it se TOPS. It is run by the 

ManpowerServicesCommission(MSC)and providestrainingfor people 

who want to improvetheirjob prospectsby leerningnew or additional 

skills. TOF6 coursesare open to men or women who are at least 18 

years of age. Trainingcoursesincludecraft trainingin Skillcentres 

clericalend commercialcoursesin colleges,short industrialcourses, 

cateringand HGV courses. Normalcollegecoursescan be sponsored 

underTOPS and unemployedcraftsmencan obtain sSkillpluestraining. 

The cost of trainingis coveredby the MSC and the traineeusually 

receivesc38 per week trainingallowanceand possiblyan extraS24.?0 

for a spouse. 

Wluntsry projects Programs (VPP) 

lhe Voluntary Projects Prqramme, whichstartedin August1982, is 

~ @ theMswc==r,ServicesCimnission(MSC). It aim to provide 

menployed pcple with mnetructiveactivitieswhichmight develop 

their skills,provib rehsbilitstimor mrk prepsration.These , 

~ojecte can be takenup tryunemployedpeoplem a voluntarybasis 

withoutaffectingtheirentitlemen to benefits. 

Q 52 This queetim ia used in analysesof ‘socialmbili~’, the extmt 

to which~le have similarjok tD their fathers,ad, for 

vmten,the relationshipbetweenfamilybackgrcud - the nunber 

of childrenthey have. 

‘l%equestim relatesti the father’susua2 jcb or Occuptim, 

which clearlyis less definedthanwhen we talk M the 

informant’sjcb last week or the last job that the infornkmthid. 

If tte informantis in doubt as to whi~ was the ‘usual’job, 

mmrd the occu~tion tiatwas held for the longeatpericdof 

time. If the fatheris currentlytmking, it is stillthe usual 

0=-@t im thatwe require. 

There are sane caseswhen it will te @ce.sible for informants@ 

deamite theirfather’soccupation. In these circunetsncee note 

the fact Mat no informtim muld be cbtairedard say why. If 

the infonnsntdoes not kmN stouta fatherbut volunteers 

informtim ibouta fathersubstitute,eg a stepfather,this 

shouldte recorded.

27 

51. m MEN AGED 16-64 AND WOM3N AGED 16-59 

DNA, HEN 65+ OR WOMEN60+ ................x 

(FlayI ]ust check), last week were you on 

any of the government schemes listed on 

this card? 

SHOW CARD C 

Community Industry ........................ 

Community Frogramme ....................... 

Tram~ng 

Opportunltles Programme (TOPS)... 

Voluntary project Frogranunes .... .......... 

NONE OF THESE ............................. 

---- 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

SEE 

LEISURJ 

SEE Q 52 

52. TO ALL AGED 16-49 NNOSE FATHER IS NOT IN TNE HOUSEHOLD 

DNA, 

AGED 500R OVER ..................o.x 

DNA, FATHER IN HOUSEHOLD 

ENTER PERSON NO. 

r 

---- 

. . . . 

SEE 

LEISUP.X 

INTRODUCE (IF NECESSARY) 

Father’s usual ]ob 

Occupation. 

Job title 

r 

F USE 

-Occ 

Describe fully 

Industry 

employee ............. 

self-employed ........ 

1 

2 

(a) 

(b) 

(a) IF EMPLOYSE 

ASK OR MCORD. manager.............. ...... 

fOreman/supervisor .......... 

other employee .. ........... 

1 

2 

3 

SEE 

LEISURE 

(b) IF SELF-ENPLOYED 

Does (did) he employ 


Yes .. .... 

No ........ 

1 

2

(29) 

LEISURE 

Purpc9a of section 

‘he Departmnt of the ~vironnent is CO-Ordinstirqa geneKalrequestcm the pert 

of varioustmdiesmncezned with leisureactivitiesto re-insertquestionsm this 

tcpic into the QIS for me year. A leisuresectionpreviouslyt@eared in 1973, 

1977, 1980 ati 1983. 

TbeS questionsare of specialinterestb tcdiesomcamed with tie development 

and utiliseticmof s~rts and Out&or activities,sud as tbe Countryside 

Cmmissirm, the SportsCouncil,ti the Neticnel‘IWristBoardsin ~lsud, 

Scotland,and Wales,as well es to local autlmritieswlm have to plan the 

Sllocatim of rescumes in the lightof currentti ~ted damrv3. ~rts ad 

other leisurefacilitieshave seen a largegrowthin recentyeare,but thereare 

big differencesbetweenregims, ard betweenurbanad ruralareas,in the level > 

of provision. A profileof the sorts of peoplewho participatein different i 

activitiesakw.snot cnly b the ~larity of differantactivitieshas chamged 

over the years,but also ha SUE sectionsof the camnunityhave becom nore 

active in theirleisuretime than others. 

Q1 

Use a calendarto help informantswith the referencepericd. It begins 

m a Mmday, fourwe%ks prior to the Sundaybeforethe interview. Fbr 

e=le J if w are interviewingon Wednesday5 Wbru.ary1986, the 

refereme pericdwuld be Mcnday 6 Januaryb Suday 2 February. 

Accept the informant’sdefinitionof what institutes a holiday,but 

‘holidays’must te the main pxpcse of the journey. 

Q l(a) 

Elude 

nightsawaycm holidaythat startedbeforethe beginningof the 

refenmce period. 

Q l(b) 

~clude muntries passedthroughwhile traveling, m.lessthe informant 

s@?@ thereovernightor longer. :1 

Q2 

‘lhis~stion roversthe typesof =tivities dme met frequentlyby 

mat pecple. Wte that: 

watchedtelevision:inchxleswstcbingvideo tapesbut 

~ playingvideogeues - specifyet Q3 

readingtocka: 

excludesmagazines,Ccznicsrd newspapers 

visit* frierdsm relatims etc: includesvisit@ frierrlsetc in 

hcspital 

gardening: includesallotmentsad greenhousesbut 

~ wirrlowkox ati balccsiygardeni~ 

dresarnaking etc: excludesdarningad 

mtiing 

house repsirsd DIY: includesdecoratingad housemaintenancebut 

exch.xleselectricaljobsard car maintenance

29 

IsISURE 

TO ALL 

We are interestedIn the thingspeopledo in them 

leusuretime,when they are not workingor at school, 

or lookingafterthe house and family. 

I‘d l~ke you to think about what you dld in the 4 weeks 

ending last Sunday, that is between......... and ......... 

1 F~rst of all, dld you stay away from home 

for one n~ght or longer on any kmd of 

Yes ... 

hollday In these 4 weeks~ No .... 

1 

2 

– (a) & (b) 

-Q2 

(a) How many nights were you away 

on hollday altogether? 

1-97 (ENTER NO.)-B 

9S0rm0re .. .... 

.1.. 

9s 

(b 

Where dld you go for your hollday~ 

England . .. ...... . .... 

CODE Scotland .. . ... . . . 

ALL Wales . . . . . .. 

THAT Northern Ireland . .. .... . 

APPLY 

Channel Isles/Isle of Man 

Elre .... .. . 

Elsewhere ...... . .. . 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

2. Now can you tell me If you have done any of 

the followlng things in your leisure tlms 

m the 4 weeks ending last Sunday? 

INDIVIDUAL 

PROMPT 

Watched televislon~ ............................ 

Listened totheradio~ ........ ................ 

L~stened to records or tapes~ . ... .. . .. . 

Read books~ . .. .... . ................... 

Vlslted I%lends or relations, or had 

them cornsto see you~ ........................ 

Gone out 

pub or 

Gone out 

(DRINK 

Done any 

for a meal to a restaurant, 

club (not in working hours)? . .. .. . 

for a drink (not In working hours)? ... 

WITH MEAL CODE ‘MEAL’ ONLY) 

gardening~ ........ ... ....... ... .. 

dressmakmg, needlework or kn~tt~ng~ .. 

house repairs or do-it-yourself ]obs~ 

Yes 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

El 

No I 

2 

2 

2 

a2 

2 

2 

2 

2 

2 

2

30 

‘IOALL 

3. What other thinzs have vou done in vour leisure time 

(or on holiday)-in the ~ weeks endi~g last Sunday? 

DESCRIBE FULLY BELOW 

NOW HAND INFORMANT CARD D AND ASK Q 4 

IF SPORT, SWIMMING OR RACING: 

DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITY 

(a) Did you take 

part yourself 

or were you 

just watching? 

IF BOTH, RECORD 

ON SEPARATE LINES 

rook part 

Watched 

CHECK: 

(b) Was this 

indoors or 

outdoors? 

IF BOTH, RZCORD 

ON SEPARATE LINES 

Indoors 

Outdoors 

A 

B 

A 

a 

A 

B 

A 

B 

A 

B 

A 

B 

A 

B 

A 

B 

A 

B 

A 

B 

A 

B 

A 

B 

A 

B 

A 

B 

A 

B 

A 

B 

.4 B

2n pcimxple all fam of ~tivity &b? in - infamnta amaider 

tibtheirl eia-tboolmt,except thoaee!scludedtythe 

~le tn the aectim. =thoeeat ~lmwant to exclude 

sirnmllmtxlly 9 activities~ Ulth - (eg ccmpulaory 

~), ucl fa mllegs stu3antab aclu& activitiesforud~ 

@rt of the Currlcullsn.U? are lxx intereatd in ‘Stlxtylng’, 

%eaduq the ~pers’, %rltuq let~rs’, ‘pttermg arcund’or 

asit~ ti thmkirqi. 

rote, ~,tlntatbxh (ia. 3&4ue=@repreclaa 

infanstmn. ‘me mtegaies m Card D are mt cn3e -tegcaea: m 

~taseeymw illreedtop rob ~tbe~icular actimty that 

waadne. Wrex~le, *titbe - of the.=tualspxt 

played,the * of Calting~, the type of ~ practlaed. 

If en mfamnt -ntima a grwp of =timtlea, ~ m fud out 

tii~ ct thm t#she has actually&me In & referencepermd. 

mmurage~ 

to referto diaries. 

.Jm.ntmtemle: read pint tilvltma m lmth (all)schedules. 

Eadl evlty atrxldbe remrdedcnaaefar ate 1n under 

‘mscm.ptn of actlntyl. If necessaryuse cuntinmtum sheets. 

Spr&tiother#ys lcallySctlvegales 

awlnmq al-dwalklrqrad raclq of any deacrlptlal) 

~W*N@7a)-(c) as explicable,but for K= actlmtles Q(b) w~l 

beacileckmly 

-=~telmfir:~ patiandwatctnr qaprts 

Cutckxrard 1* sports 

walks m dtiferentdlstame 

csbqmles A-D 

?hltipleectlvltms 

with pti cr cut~ whmh may inmlve H M me ~ of 

actlmty(eggouqt otheeeaside, t.oacl@l~for*t~ 

- d remrd each acthty separately. Rx exmple, a aesside 

visitmy bswsbaen b29eere2StiW, goswimmiq ardvi.eita 

~; a Visit tD an CAP clti - play binp d tist. 

Q6 ‘ri-mPLIUI S@MSS aily tD tbse d-m have teen m Ix3hdsy~ 

frus~ (as*fmedat Ql). Ittinot~ytititi 

earned rut =tlmtms whfie m ImlLd.syat be.

(30#) 

llmINITIcm ANDlm4s FcRrJnsuss os. 3-6 

take gstrtyoureelf- incld Ctiq 55 referee,ccach,ntarehe.1 m similar. Also 

countactivities(otherthaneatingend drinking)in the 

lunchbreak (egdarts,football,tennis). 

If prents take theirchildrenewimnirqor m eme other 

e~rt or activity,prcbewhetherthe parentactually took 

psrt m was just watching. 

just watching - esclWs watchingm ‘IV. 

- sFuta en5 games shxld be nemd itiividually.If you are 

not sure whetheren activityis a spxt, treatit es such, 

~~=~ge~se, scrabble,danincesetc shouldnot b ~ 

whereasbilliards,darts,tabletennis 

@ ten-pinbxls shxld. (Cb2ckwhether ‘bowls’means the 

outdcortypeor skittles.) hs far es ~sible, exclde 

informal‘games’such es kickirqs bell arcurd. 

Sxcludeasrpuleorysportsor gamesdme at ec!xmlor college, 

~ude ~ dme in studen-’ leisuretire. 

walks, ramblirq, 

hikitqetc. 

- distinguishrenblirg,hikirqati fell-welkiqfran less 

strenuow walking(goingfor a strollin the town). 

F@mrd m seperatelinesif infcrmnt has dme toth. 

collecting 

things - thismust have been done activelyin the refemmce pried 

(egcollectings-, kuying antiques). 

leisureclasses 

- check if they involveany kird of sFortend, if so, prcbe 

55 instructed;apert fran that,we * mt need to h the 

subjectof the class.

31 

r 

4 (ApartfiOm those YOU have alreadv ment~oned) have you done 

,,- 

any of the types of activities llsted on this card In the 

4 weeks ending last Sunday? 

DESCRIBE FULLY BELOW 

NOTHING NENTIONED AT 

EITHER Q30RQ4 ... 00 - EDUCATION 

IF WALKING, RAMBLING, HIKING ETC 5 On about how IF AWAY ON HOLIDAY OFF 

many days did (CODED 1 AT Q 1) uSE 

(c) About how far did you walk? you .. ..... 

PROMPT AS NECESSARY 

ACTIVITY 6 In these 4 weeks 

in the 4 wks did you ........ 

IF DIFFERENT DISTANCE CODES, ending last ACTIVITf 

RECORD ON SEPARATE LINES 

Sunday” 

while or at or 

Under 2, less 5, less 10 miles (maximum = 28) on 

2 miles than 5 than 10 or more holi- %T ‘0’” 

mlles miles day time 

A B c D 1. 1 2 3 

A B c D ... .. 1 2 3 

A a c D 1 1 2 3 

A B c D ...I 1 2 3 

A B c D . ..I .. 1 2 3 

A B c D ... 1.... 1 2 3 

A B c D .... .. . 1 2 3 

A B c D 1. 1 2 3 

A B c D ... .... 1 2 3 

1 1 

1 , 

, t 

I 1 

& t 

1 1 

1 

, 

I , 

GO TO EDUCATION

32 

TU T’EOSEAGED 16-69 

EDUCATION 

DNA, AGED 70 OR OVER ........ x 

NEVER WENT TO SCHOOL ........ 

---- 

01 

CHECKB 

PAGE 36 

1. Hnw old were you when AGE LEFT SCHOOLyou 

left school? 

INOT TECHNICAL COLLEGE~ STILL AT SCHOOL .... 

...... 

98 

SEE Q 2 

Q3 

2. TO TH~E AGED 16-49 

DNA, AGED 50-69 ........ x 

---- 

Q4 

I would like to ask you about any education 

you may have had since leaving school, 

not counting any leisure classes. 

Since leaving school, have you ever had sny 

further education, either full-time or part-time, 

including day release, Open University Courses, Yes ... 

correspondence courses, or training in nursing, 

physiotherapy, or a similar medical subject or 

No .... 

as part of the Youth Training Scheme? 

(a) Apart from leisure classes, and ignoring 

holidays, are you at present: 

CODE 

FIRST 

THAT 

APPLIES 

IR=l 

TRAINING 

COURSES 

I 

on a Youth Training Scheme which involves studyin 

at a college? ................................. 

studying at college or university full-time? .... 

on a sandwich course? ........................... 

training for a qualification in nursing, 

physiotherapy, or a similar medical subject? .. 

studying at college part-time or on day or 

block release? 

(INCLUDE COURSES OF UNDER 3 MONTHS) ........... 

doing an Open University Course? ................ 

doing a correspondence course? .................. 

NONE OF THESE ................................... 

1 

2 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

(a) 

Q6 

PAGE 34 

Q3 

Q4

(32a) 

mxAl!Ia’J 

● 

Rlqmeafaectlcm 

‘Ibisaecticnis designedto provideinfcmnstimabout the educatim of the population 

we mtervwd ad to mnltor chaqea in quhfled m-r wer tm2. The informtlcm 

m quallficatlons,m ccqmction with data frm the umme sectum m earnings, 

M used by the Deprtmnt of Fi3ucattias part of theirwxk m the rate of return 

to the eccnmy of expm51ture m higheredumtlon. 

Apsrt frun the tm Mxatim Deparhsnts (forEt@and ad Wales,ad for 8cotlad), 

other depr+xuentewe theseeducaticndata as *grind uaterml. 

01 If yw already - that your nfonnsnt M currently at Secudary echcol, 

ccxk 98 nthcat aek~ the question. 

If mfomanfi tell you that they left srixmlbeforereachingthe nunm 

ecl-ml-lesvmgage - currently16 - becausetheirbmthday was m the 

tilldaypernl between sdml yeara or terms,recordthen as havingleft 

at the nunumn age. 

It IS pxstile that an mfonnant wim repxted m the mploymnt Section 

that ‘lastweek’they were gcnrg im 6*1 or college,says that they 

ha= rcw left. Pleasemake mtes If th= kpfens. 

CQ 

See next page. 

84b ’22

(32b) 

Q2 

tFurthereducatimi tildes: 

- q courseattendedat any typeof 02Uege of further 

edmstion, miversity, teachertiainingestablishment, 

polytechnicetc, includirqsecretarialmurees ad 

coursesat militarycolleges,SU* as Sardwrst,which 

lead to a quslificstim 

- Cpen Lhiveraitycourses@ other onxeqmdemx muraes 

- trainirggivento nurses,@ysiotherapista,rsdicgraphere 

ti similarpsrsunedicel yofessiom 

- day-releasecourses 

- sendui~ and block-releasecourses. (Sandwirhcourses 

terdtibe upti6rrmths inmllege etw36nmthsetwtxk; 3 

block-releasecoursesaverage18 weeksor less in college 

per year.) 

- TOPS,YOPS,or YTS muses at rewgnieed educatimel 

institutions(usuallyI@chnicalColleges). Incl@ as 

‘furthereducation’if any prt involvesattetiarceat a 

~ieed educationalinstitution. 

tFhrtheredumtiont 

exclu3es: 

- leisureclasses(ifquerid theseare ccursesnot normally 

leadingto en examim-tionm quslificstion) 

- vocstimal training 

if in dcubt 

note. 

givenby an enployer(seeQ2(a)qpsite); 

whetherto includeor not, code as Yessnd makea 

-) -.

(3a) 

Q 2(a) Ebr studentiintervkewsd&rmg their vacatn, code the OXrse/type of 

restitutionthey were attendu-q m the prevl~ term,plded theywill 

be atbsmliq again when the v~tion is mar. (If tieirreturnIS 

~t m erazninatirn results,asame that the examWI1l be passed.) 

If next term they will be atterdi.rga differenttypeof inatituti.m(~irq 

frrm schoolto college)cods tk new me. (Youwill of courseonly be 

interviewiqstuden~ ~ are part of the houaalmld.) 

‘Itx2ae traiturqfor a qualificatm m nurslq, phyaiothera~,or a sinular 

medld sti]ectmy WX regardthemelvea as beingstulents,sincethey 

nannlly wxk in a hospitalat the sam t-. Wuewr, we w=h to treat 

them as stu&nts becausethe practicalaspectof theirccuraeM an 

essentialingredientof theirtrairurq,~ich theymat do to gam a 

qualifimtirsh TtIieruhq ~li~ also to nurserynurses. 

Stulentacm a aandwd course,block-releasemurm or the Youth 

l’rammg Schem: czde the mllege part of the trammg (1, 3 or 5) - lt = 

unnateri.alAether tts?stbnt IS m the collegem scxkmg part of the 

courseat the tme of mtervl+. 

Code 2- stu5ylrqat mllege cz umverslty full-t-: 

lncldes - thc6e stdyl~ for a degreem mdlcme 

- those studyingat a !lkrtmrymllege 

Code 5 - studprq at mllege part-t- 

meld-es - those studyingm 

or rn day or block-release: 

the evermqs mly 

ccde8 -mrs? of these: 

- tise m any muree lastingless than 

3 mntha altogether 

X1*S - m-aervm? trmmng orgamaed or run by the 

~t’s eupbyer, eg aaureesgiven @ tieFollce,clvll 

servme, and lccalcd-t la atiltme 

- 3* retrammg such as that pmvl&d by the ~t 

at S)ul1 Centres 

- peoplewho ha= l@ post sctmolfurthereducationbut who are 

mt doinga ccuraeat present.

(33) 

Q3 lhe bracketedwrds, Iin the mllege wrt of ycur mums 1, sbdd be used 

for studentson ssn~ich or block-releaseccurses,includingYTS. 

Sam? institutionscallingthemselves‘s-1s ‘ are in fact collegeseg 

businesssclsxds,dentalschools,Ar&itecturelAssxistion Schoolof 

Architectur etc. The school codes 1-3 shouldbe restrictedto secondary 

levelschools- ie any institutionsof furthereducstion slrxldbe cded 

4, 5, 6 or 9, as appropriate. 

Trsinee&ctoEs shouldbe coded se sttendinguniversity(code5) even if, 

ss Pstt of theirtrainiq, they are curz=ntlyerqagedin practicalvmrk in 

a (teaching)hcepitsl. 

-) 

Q4 

An informantinterviaedbetweencoursesat differenttypesof educatioml 

establishmentshouldhe coded to the type last attended. (Note:this is 

differentfran the procedureat QS 2a srd 3.) 

cede 2- university:includedoctors(seenote to mde 4 belcnt) 

exclude@en ~iversity (asthis is part-tineeducation) 

code 3- @ytechnic: generallykmwn se a centralinstitutim in 

Scotl.ti 

I 

cede 4 - nursirgschoolw 

teaching~itel: 

inclde nurses,physiothetapistsad otherstrainedin paramedical 

8* jects 

excludedcctirs;theirpractical-k form ~rt of theirdegree 

muree, and henceshouldbe cededto ‘university’ 

code 5 - other typesof college: 

includeall furthereducation,otherthanat a university, 

@ytechnic, or nursirqcollege/teachinghospital,prcwided 

the ~ lestedat least3 mmths, end was run by an 

educationalestilishnent,eitherin the Statem private 

sector. ‘lhereis m need to specifythe tyIx3of college. 

excludemurees run by enployersfor theirenployees(eg fire 

services,civil service,Armed Forces) 

code6 - ctfwr: specifyanythingnot fittingreadilyintrocedes 1-5, eg 

tschnicslschaol,specialsckml, Innsof Court. 

Incltieat the appropriate mde 

full-tireeducationreceivedoutsideGi3.

33 

3. What type of school, college, or training establishment 

are you attending (in the college part of your course)~ 

SECONDARY SCHOOL 

Local authority secondary school 

(incl. state grammar/secondary mc-3ern/comprehensive/ 

Sixth Form College) . . ............................. 

Independent secondary school 

(eg Public school/private school/fee-paying granmnar).... 

Other school (eg special school for handicapped/ESN) 

(SPECIFY TYPE) . ... ... . . ...... . .. ..... 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

~THER EDUCATION 

Nursing school or teaching hospital ....... ............. 

University ... . ....... ...... ........... ...... ... 

Polytechnic (INCLUDE SCOTTISH CENTRAL INSTITUTIONS) ..... 

Other college or tralnmg 

establishment (SPECIFY) 

NAME .... . . . . . ...... .. . ... 

TOWN . . . ... . .. .. . . .. .. 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

9 

Q6 

CHECK A 

CHECK A Is informant at present at college Yes .. X 

full-time or on a sandwich course 

(CODED 2 oR 3 A’cQ 2(a)) 

No. .Y 

---- 

---- 

Q6 

Q4 

4 Now thinking ]ust of your full-time education 

what type of school or college did you last 

attend full-time? Was it 

RUNNING elementary or secondary school ......... 

PROMPT 

university ............................. 

❑EXCLUDE 

polytechnic............................ 

(IXLUllE SCOTTISH CENTRAL INSTITUTIONS) 

CCURSES 

OF UNDER nursing school or teaching hospital .... 

3 MONTHS 

OF some other type of collegeq ......... 

Other (SPECIFY) ........................ 

........................................ 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

Q6 

‘Q 5 

5 How old were you when you left there, or 

when you finished or stopped your coursee 

AGE 

J 

-Q6

34 

6. HAND INFORMANT CARD E I l— 

Do you have any of the qualifications, or 

have you paased any of the examinations, 

of the types listed on this card, whether Yes .... 

you are making use of them or not? No ..... 

I 

1 

IIQ=J=I 

~u 

(a) 

2 k CHECK B 

1 I PAGE 36 

(a) 

Which ones have you obtained? 

RING PRECODE(S) IN COLUMN (a) AND ENTER DETAILS ON PAGES 34 AND 35 

ASK FOR QUALIFICATIONS 01-12 

(i) How many subjects did you obtain or pass in? 

ENGLISHflELSHfl. IRISH SCHOOL ~~s 

CSE: 

Certificate of Secondary education 

-ungraded /DK grade .............................. 

-Grade l ........................................ 

-Grades 2-5 ..................................... 

(a) 

TAINED/ 

SSED 

00 

cl 

02 

(i) 

- 

0. OF 

UBJECTS 

....... I 

....... 

....... 

School Certificate or Matric ........................... 

03 

....... 

GCE ‘O’ Level -obtained before 1975 ................... 

04 

....... 

- obtained 1975 or later 

Grades A, B & C . 

[ Grades D8E .... 

05 

06 

........ 

....... I 

GCE ‘A’ Level or Higher School Certificate ............. 

!37 

........ I 

SCOTTISH SCHOOL ~AMS 

SLC: School Leaving Certificate - Lower Grade 

or 

....... 

SUPE: Scottish Universitites Preliminary Exam -1 

08 

........ I 

SCE: 

Scottish Certificate of Education - Ordinary Grad{ 

- obtained before 1973 .......................... 

09 

....... 

- obtained 1973 or later 

[ 

Bands A, B & C . 

Bands D&E.... 

10 

11 

....... 

....... 

SLC/SCE/S(PE at Higher Grade 

or 

Certificate of Sixth Year Studies 

................... 

1 

12 

........ 

J

(34)c (35) 

(a) 

Q6 

The quallficatlomahcsmon Card D are grmpe5 into five types. 

~ntiy W wfll - to prcbsyour informnt’s srwwarin =dar to 

establi& which- m r~ cm pages 34 SIKI35. mcmr~ i~ts tO 

tiatthawlmle card. 

If a s~ject was peaeadmre thanm= at the same leml murk mcs rely. 

S2HX2LDW41NATI(lG 

mGLrSH,AEMF@. rRIsH *S 

Codes 00, 01, 02: CSE 

There is m ~=r fail,thereforeccuntall, -rding to grsda, 

imludlsq ungrsdedsubjects. 

‘Ibisexm startedin 1965. 

COde 03: Srhool Certlfmstafiatrxculatim 

‘Ibcbtam a Schml Certificate,passesin a m.ninunof 5 subjects 

were reqmred. 

C0k5 04-06: ~E ‘O‘ level 

You reed to prcke firstly for when these exarn5wam taken (even with 

older people, se they can be taken cut of sduol) ad, ~f It was 1975 

or later,probe for grades. 

If a sutqectwas passedat CR O/A lewd (Ordmary/Alternste,whmh 

IS a levelbetweenmdmmy ad advanced,mum as en ’01levelpass. 

If a sb]ect was takenat ‘A’level,but en ‘O’peas was obtained 

cde as an 101 levelpass. If a subyectwas givenan ‘unclasslf usd’ 

grade,recordas - 06 (&ades D and E). 

Code 07: (XE ‘A’level/HigherSchcolCertlfmate 

=E ‘A’levelreplacd HigherSckoolCertificatem 1951. 

HS2 could te cbtalmd for any nmber of passes;= ‘A’ lewl passes 

are rarelygreaterthan 4. If mre then 4 ~sss are mntumed, check 

whetherthe exarnmstmn was the FIX or C32E,and underline(tothe 

left of the premdas) the a~cpriate me. 

Incltie ~E ‘S’ level (~lal level)passesat cede 07. 

C%dSS 08-11: Scottishad maryaru3~r Qau3eexms 

The ScottishCert~fIrateof Eiiucst mn (S2E)repti the scott~h 

Ieavmg Cert~fmate (SK) m 1962. 

Fran 1973,gradaswsre ~ed m the fZE examlnstim; theref~, as 

for =E ‘O’lewd.s,prckJsfor the year the exam was takenSIW3,if 

1973 m later,fcx the gmdas rbtaired. 

Cde 12: Sc.ottushH@er &de exam 

my nmber of passesmy te cbtaihed. 

NB: Makesure thadeecnptmofthe exanagrees wlththwrdmgcn the 

qoestmmsme as a -tt~h ackols aaiardcertlflcstesof 

attainmentwhid acund smulsr-to those llsted. If the deacnptlon 

differsat all fran thatm the questmnmnre, P slmuldSpaclfythe 

qua.llf~caticm (code25).

(34)& (35) 

(b) 

O’IHERSX130L~S 

-se slmuldbe coded 25. Includehere the certificateof Exte- 

Education;certi~~ Prevocatimel‘IYeining:the 16+ exm/certificate; 

local,regicne.1,ad ISA (R@ Societyof Arts)SchoolCertificetes;@ 

Ecottiah8choolAttendmce, Leaving,or Dey 8ds201Certificates. 

IUSO includeat mde 25 all foreignschoolquelificetiona. 

mr es~ qualificationcoded 25 make mtea on the gradesend nmker 

of passes-cbtsined. 

- CUALIFICATICNS 

Note tit all foreignhigherlevelquslificstimashouldbe mded 25 ad details 

specifiedin the grid, in boxes 1+. lhis includesforei~ tradeapprenticeship, 

ccumrciel @if iceticns,nursingquelificatima, d similarquslificetims 

obtainedoutsidethe UK. 

Cede 14: Clericalml cmnwciel quslificatime 

Includein code 14: 1 

- RSA - providedat leastone stijectis cmumrcial 

eg conxnerce,skort.imrl,typing,kock-keeping,officepractice, 

cannerciel/cuqxinylaw,cost accounting 

- Pitmsna- exceptfor theirschoolCertifi-te (cede25) 

- LondonChenber of Camnerce 

- RegionalExaminingUnion (REU)Crmnerciel Awards 

- prmided at leastme subjectia cmmercial 

The REU Soardsinclude: 

EMm - EastMidl.srdEducationalUnicm 

lwRAC- t4xthWest PegionelAdvisoryCouncilfor Further Mxetion 

WJEc - WelshJoint lkiuceticnCamnittee 

YKFE - Yorksand Hunb.erside Councilfor FurtherB3ucation 

ULCI - unionof LSmS aml CheshireInstitutes 

- (SWI’)B= quslificeti.msh secretarialan3 Offioe -k 

(NE: (~) = Neticmel/Generdfii9herDiplausaand Certifimtee should 

bemded 180r19 - see instructionsbelow) 

- all secretarial,bock-keepirrj, stmtherd/typirg,ocnptmeter etc exam 

but w - accountancyqualifications 

- c~E -ifi~t~ in ~ eubj==” 

NOIE: City ad Guildsdo NUI’set examinetha in cmmrcial subjects. 

Cedes 18 ard 19: ~ ad TfE Certificeteaend Diplans.a 

(SC~)BEC = (Scottish)BusinessEducationCount’1 

(SCO)TEC = (Emttiah) TechnicalEduatim ~il 

Frcbsfor levelof qualification : Neticnel@reml certificate 

or Diplma - co3e 18 

: WigherCertificatem Diplca’ns- cede 19 

If none of these,~ whetherit is : a ccamercialquelificatimor - code 14 

a technicalqm.lificatim - axle 15

(34) & (35) 

, (c) 

?$,); 

code 20: NursllqqualIflatlcsls 

!n-le Hrst asuralnursing@ lfmat mns ~lch skuld be acceptedm mde 20 

are: 

StateI@gisteredMu-se (Sin) 

State~rolled Nurse (Sin) 

StateCertlfledMldwlfe (.924) 

State ~rolled Aumhary M dwlfe 

m mt accept: 

Frost ?ud Certifl=tes (W CrGs/St Jchn’sAnbulanceq.lsllflmtlons)are 

— 

mt acceptedad skuld not a~ar at Q6. 

HealthVlsltors’qusllflcatms, FJJrSSrymraes’ @if l~tl~ (~ ~), 

ad LMItalNurses‘~mnmts’ quallficatlorsshouldnot a~ar at cede 20 

but shouldbe ceded 25, ad &taIls given. 

If m ckxbtstouta nursingqusllflmtlon,rmg ode 25 and give detals~ 

Cede 22: Umnrslty dlplar.s 

l?akecare to dlstinguiehumverslty dlplanasfrm mlverdlty degreescedes 

23 ard 24 (theyare stmm as me grcupm the prcnpt card). 

Cedes 23 ti 24: CILkAdegrees 

CmA= COuncllfor National-demc Awards,a bcdy which granb degreesm 

collegesother than umversltles. 

~xes 1-6 

The toxeson page27elmldt eusedforthsqua.1 lflcatmns llstedat cedes 

~1-24, for any ‘otherquallficatmns’ (cede25),and for ~1 fore19n 

guslificatlom (cede25) 

~ box 2 descrltethe quallflcatmn fully,awmdmg the use of mltmls. 

W-m-emnkershlp of a profeesmnal mstltutlcn has teen attimed 

(ads 25), detealsnust be given of nsmbershp shtus q nenber/associate/ 

as-rote reenter/graduate mmber/fellowetc. This mformth M needed 

m rrder to decidethe status (level)of the qusllflcatlonattained. 

2n tox 3 recordthe ward mg mstltutm (notmcesserlly the dam as 

the educatmn.1 estil~shnent which ran tti—i%uraeor where the exznnma— 

tmn was sat). This mfccrmtmn M neededbecausein scam cases the 

awardq mstltutlcn -11 affect* cdng: f= examle, so ~ _ 

mans differentthingsm Smtt=h mlver=tlea, Cxford ard ~rldge, ~ 

other ~llsh end wish umvereatles. 

- m box 4, qmllfxatlons cbtati m Mxthern Irelad shauldbe ax3ed 1 

(’UK’). mlf lcatums cbtared m %utl=n Iml_ (Elre)s~~d be 

ceded 2 (’Abrced’),evm lf at the tune Ems was stall underSrltlsh 

cmtrol . 

- In tox 5 enter the ~ SUb]eCt(S) ~Y. 

m tox 6 record,for ‘otherqudlf=tns’ cdy (e 25),*ether an 

examhsdto bypassed.

Recognised trade apprenticeship completed ... .. . . ... 

Clerical and commercial qualifications 

(eg typing/sho’rthandfiook-keeping/c~erce) ............. 

City .SGuilds Certificate - 

Craft/Intermediate/Ordinary/PartI ......... .... ....... 

City & Guilds Certificate - Advanced/Final/Part II ...... .. 

City & Guilds Certificate - Full Technological/Part III .... 

Ordinary National Certlficate (ONC) or Diplma (OND), 

BEC/TEC National/General Certificate or Diploma ... ... 

Higher National Certificate (HNC) or Diplcma (HND), 

BEC/TEC Higher Certificate or Higher Diplcma ............ 

Nursing qualifications (eg SEN, SRN, SCM) . .. .... .. ... 

35 

(a) 

)BTAINED 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

1s 

19 

20 

Teaching qualifications ........ ...... ...... .. .... ...... 

University diploma .... ..... ...... ..... ....... ... 

University or CNAA First Degree (eg BA, BSC) .. ... . .. .. 

University or CNAA Higher Degree (eg MSC, PhD) . .. . 

Other qualifications (including other school exams 

and membership of professional institutions) . . ... 

PROBE FOR LSVEL AND NZMBERSHIP STATUS 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

COi4PLETE 

-BOXES 1-4 

} 

COMPLETE 

BOXES 1-5 

- CO!4PLETE 

BOXES 1-6 

ENTERDETAILSOF CKIALIFICATIONS CODED 21-25 ONLY 

(1) (2) (3) 

kt ●r @alific.tmnobtslncd Awc.Idl% Imstitut ion 

p,.ctie (GIVZ?WL1. Dlt711tS orcollege 

1+.llgcdINCL~~ LZVIL~ 

above ~~ STATUS) 

(4) 

Where 

obtained 

-us 

Abroti 

(5) 

Major 

act(s) 

12 

1 2 

12 

1 2 

12 

1 2 

12 

1 2 

CHECK B

36 

,, 

CHECK B 

(a) Are there any children under Yes ..... 1 - (b) 

the age of 5 in the household? 

No ...... 2 - HEALTH PAGE 38 

(b) Is this informant the person Yes ..... 1 -Q7 

responsible for the children? 

No ...... 2 - HEALTH PAGE 38

(36) 

C=K B. & Q.7 ‘Ihs ~ticri is behg Sakedcm bhslf cf ths Ikpsrtmnt of 

IMumtim ad Scuancewho wish m fird cut what ~rtim of 

chIl&en under Bdnol a- receiveaare form of px+adxml 

instructim, take part in aganiaed play activities,a are 

linkedafterby chil~rs. ~ prticu.larthey are 

interestedm arrarxpwmtswhich ~ide a cluldwzth the 

~rbmlty for socialdawlqxwsnt tlnmqh cmtict with 

other dnklren. 

CHE3( B ‘xhemfunmtmn atmt all childrenumler the age of 5 sbuld 

be remrti on me scheduleonly. ‘hs questiom are factual 

ad so slmuldbe askedof the ~rsm mamly resgmm!ale for 

mdwq day care arrangementsfor the clmldren,*z* w1ll 

usuallybe tie nuther. If there= mre than cne mther with 

childrenunder 5 m the hometmld P ahmld stillrecordthe 

answerto Q.7 m — me schedulecnly.

(37a) 

Q.7. 

~ter t.h perem no. of ead childunder5 ad ask Q.7 - Q.7(c) stout 

-CII *i.ld in turn. If thereare mre then4 childrenunder s in the 

householduse an extra sheet fmm a s- ~tiomaire. 

code 01: 

If the intemiew takeaplaceduringths sdmol holidays,countas 

atterdifqany childrenwb attetiedin theprevioustermad will 

returnnext term. If next term theywill ~ to a differentplace, 

cede the lastplaceattersied. 

Similarly,ignme spellsaway for sickness. 

If the childattetisany =tivity ~ duringthe lmlidayeinclude 

if the interwiewtakesplaceduringthe holidaysotherwiseexclude. 

Categoriescn the card are dist~uie&d 

as follwe.: 

Cay nurseryor crecheattachedto workplace.‘his can be the 

WOrkPISCeof enyme in the b~kdd 

) 

Include: if the nurseryor crecheis attachedto a echol where the ~rent 

(oranotherhouseholdntmber)mrks 

if the ming of the nurseryia aharadtetwsm an mplcyer ti, 

for instance,a tradeunion. 

Excllde: 

if the psrent (orotherhouseholdnmber) wcrks in the day 

nursery. 

Ccide02: 

Day nurseries ad 

creches 

‘Ihesecan be providedby localauth3ri@ socialservicesdepartments, 

dult ducation institutes,hospitals,voluntarybodies. 

‘Iheylcok afterbabiesend ~ childrenfor w tm ten or mm 

houra a day. ‘Ihelocalauthorityday nurseriesmy w my not 

inpae a charge. A chargeis usually(butmt always)mds for 

provisionby othertmdies,whc mst registerwith the social 

servicesdeparhent. ? 

mclls3e: numeriea attichedto the mrkplam of euneme h the household“‘ 

(seecnde 01 above). 

Cede 03: Mother ad toddler groqx SIXI10 ‘cl- clubs 

lheae are prwided by voluntatybodiesW requirethe presencead 

psrticipstimof ectnmnereapmaible for the child. scm a.ko 

providetrainedstaff ti wet levy a smallcharge. ‘lWy cater 

forchildrenbetweentheageeof 2and5for Wto aboutthree 

kurs a day. 

Cede 04: Play gmupe 

These are alsoprwided by voluntarytodiesa@ altkagh a mther cr 

otherreepnaibleadultwill oftenhelp to run them,they are not 

alwaysrequiredto be present. Play grcu~ are registeredarsl 

providsstaff. ‘hey else caterfor childrenaged tetwen 2 and 5, 

usuallycm a half day basis,ard mke a charge. 

Play grape are usuallyheld in premisesbelong” 

churches,healthclinicsor voluntarybodies,m~%?m%ls’ 

premises,includirgemet ims ~le’s hams.

31 

7. Does . . go to any of these 

regularly each week at present? 

ECORD PER: 

.. .. 

NUMBER OF 

..1.. 

CH CHILD U] 

.. I.. 

R5 

.,1.. 

SHOW CARD F 

Day nursery/creche attached 

to workplace ................ 

)1 

01 

01 

01 

Other day nursery or creche . . 

)2 

02 

02 

02 

CODE 

ALL 

THAT 

APPLY 

Mother and toddler group/ 

lo-clock club ....... . .. 

Play group .......... ..... ... 

Iacal author~ty school 

nursery/prmary etc ... .. . 

)3 

)4 

)5 

03 

04 

05 

03 

04 

05 

03 

04 

05 

pr~vate school 

nursery/kindergarten etc . . 

Registered child m~nder .. . . 

)6 

)7 

06 

07 

06 

07 

06 

07 

Other childminder ............ 

)8 

08 

00 

08 

Other children’s group 

or chlldcare (SPECIFY) . 

)9 

09 

09 

09 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

None of these .. 

10 

10 

10 

10 

(a) 

ASK ABOUT EACH 

CODED 01 TO 09 AT Q 7 

ECORD EACH 

OD 

— — 

FR ~ 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

How many children 

usually attend the 

(ANSWER AT Q7) at 

the same t~me 

as .....? 

lorz 

3 -5... 

6 or more . 

L 

1 

2 

3 

J_ 

1 

2 

3 

— 1. 

1 

2 

3 

1. 

— 

1 

2 

3 

J- 

1 

2 

3 

I 

— 

1 

2 

3 

I 

— 

1 

2 

3 

L 

1 

2 

3 

1 

— 

1 

2 

3 

1 

1 

2 

3 

L 

1 

2 

3 

L 

1 

2 

3 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

(b) 

On how many days In the week 

does ... usually go to the 

(ANSWER AT Q7)’ 

ENTER NO.- 

.. 

— 

... 

— 

,.. 

— 

... 

— 

— 

.. 

— 

... 

,.. 

— 

... 

— 

. . 

— 

.. 

— 

., 

— 

(c) 

Does . .. usually go to 

the (ANSWER AT Q7) 

all day ........ ... ....... 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

RUNNING mornngs or afternoons only .. 

2 

2 

2 

2 

2 

2 

2 

2 

2 

2 

2 

2 

PROMPT 

or some other tlmev (SPECIFY). 

........ .. ........... .... 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

................... .. ...... 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

—

38 

EEALTn 

1. Over the last 12 months, would you say 

your health has on the whole been Good .......... 

* gced, fairly good, or not good? 

Fairly good ... 

Not good ...... 

1 

2 

3 

2. Do you have any long-standing illness, 

disability or infirmity? By long-standing 

X I mean anything that has troubled you 

over a period of time or that is likely 

Yes ... 

to affect you over a period of time. No .... 

1 

2 

(a) G (b) 

Q3 

(a) What is the matter with you? 

* DO NOT PROBE CAUSE, BUT DO ASK A/E 

(b) Does 

* You 

this illness or disability limit Yes ... 

activities in any way? 

No .... 

1 

2 

.Q3 

3. Now I‘d like you to thinkaboutthe 2 weeks ending 

yesterday. Duringthose2 weeks,did you have to 

+E cut down on any of the thingsyou usuallydo 

(aboutthe house/atwork or in your free time) 

becauseof (answerat Q 2a or some other) 

illnessor injury? Yes ... 

(a) 

(b) 

* 

How manv davs was this in all 

during ~hes~ 2 weeks, including 

Saturdays and Sundays? 

What was the matter with you? 

DO NOT PROBE CAUSE, BUT DO ASK A/E 

No .... 

NO. OF DAYS _ 

(01 - 14) 

Same asat Q 2a ... } 

1 

2 

.. I.. 

---- 

(a) & (b) 

Q4 

(b) 

ASK A/E 

THEN Q4 

4. During the 2 weeks ending yesterday, apart from any 

visits to a hospital, did you talk to a doctor 

for any reason at all, either in person or 

by telephone? 

Yes ., 

EXCLUDE CONSULTATIONS MADE ON BEHALF 

OF CHILDREN UNDER 16 AND PERSONS No ..< 

OUTSIDE THE HOUSEHOLD 

1 

2 

(a)-(f) 

Q5 

(a) How many times did you talk 

to him in these 2 weeks? 

B 

.. ..

(37b) 

Cde 05: tad authorityaclxxd.e 

lllasainclude- nurset.yscbols cr classescatering 

(free of charge)for ctnldrenaged 3 or 

4, often m a ~rt-tum tas~, ad 

staffed @ quallfmd teachers@ ~ 

tEs @ nurserynurses; 

Code 06: Private5ChC9k 

- pruraryschols (infantsclasses)filch 

childrenm msny loml authomty areaa 

are ~rnutted to startup to tm term 

beforettsur fifthbmthday. 

meee 

Include- nurserysctumlsor ktirgartens, wbmh 

prmude e5ne formof mstructmn rather 

than lustorgamsmg play;they are 

registeredati make a charge; 

- prep aclwols:theseare the equivalent 

of pruraryschmla m the independent 

(feqylrq ) sector. 

Cede 07: Ieglste& 

ch.ltirder 

‘lheaeare prod,saretmes by the localauthority, to lock 

after otherpecple’scluldrenm the mmder’s w hom. 

AU chIlc3mndersare SW- to be registeredwith the local 

autbmnty, unlessthey are chxe relatlvesm lock afterthe 

clnld(ren)fcx less than tm hcurea day, but many are m fact 

Lnreglsted. 

Inclde: cnly tlmsewhere the Chfldmtiersare registered. 

Exclde: unregisteredchfidnmders m where the mformnt 

chsn’t kmw if the renderM registered(cede08) 

: (3nldren loakd after by an au ~m, nannyor 

chfldnmder m the ch.ld’shme slmuld& mded 09 

ad speclfled. 

: if the Mot-mart E a dnlcbnder ad locksafterher 

am chfldrenas well as thoseof otherpeople. !lhis 

dxmld be exclukd ftun th.s *stion altogether. 

ccda 08: include:wusglstered chll~ a frmnds, nelg~= etc. 

wln regularlylook afterthe chfld m their(i.e.* 

mmder’s) bcmke. 

mte : ~ term 1nurserysshouldbe probed to checktither ths 

mans a day nureery,a nurseryschoolm class,or 

smethmg else (m the lastcase specify,If not Codable 

elsewhere). Sumlarly, the term ‘playsshcol’slmuldbe 

xl sincelt can man a varietyof things. 

In ycur prcbingaleo bear m mind thst day nuraerlee and 

creches are always, arrl mother 4 -er and play q~are 

usually,held m .spemalW=U=S, - ~ PecP e s 

Imn2s, unlke chfld-nurduq. ll@/-

(37C) 

Q.7(a)-(c) !Iheaequestionashouldbe askedtit each activity coded 01 to 09 

at ().7.Write -ch mde ycm hsve circledat Q.7 above a 

~a~ ~~ for that Chim ~ ask (a)-(c) about each activity 

in turn. If any childtakes~rt in nme than 3 activitiesrecord 

m m extra sheetfmm a sparequestimnaire,remnbering to write 

tk ddld’s peracnnunberat tie top of the mlmn m the extra 

Sheet. 

Q.7(a) 

‘Iht is, the numberof childrenwlm are usuallythereat the same 

tine aa the informant’schild. 

Q.7(b) & (C) If the patternof atten%me varies(e.g.betweenterm tim and 

actrmlImlidaya), take the mat usualperiod. 

Q.7(c) Cede 2, mrnings or aftermone only, mans half a day each time. 

Includeif the childatteda, for exanple,on 2 nmni~s me week 

d 2 aftenuon5 the next.

(3a) 

7ha@artmnt of Ika.lthmds mceinforfmiacn cmtheertentaf sdcneasandthe 

-poplemkecfvsrlous Mthm’kla*mr vices. 

If an mfamnt baa alreadyawtxmed health~et6 arlrq the intervmw, please 

titi~~aubletiycu intmdwe * section: 

Q 2(b) 

IfthelnfcrIlanttKsmxethancne Wl@zuJlt,usemdel 

ti ~ ct the csxplsmts tit his/heractlvltles. 

Q 3(a) 

- ‘msrberof dsya’reqmred 1s the ruiterwlthm the apemfved 

2waeka, luttlB2a renterof&lyslf the fllneaaor ln]ury 

s~ h~m the tme ~rti.

(39) 

Q4 

Wslkirq to a doctor’can man aeeirqhim (atbane,surgeryetc) or 

~skiq b him on the tele@me. In acne cases informsntamay say 

that theycalkl to pick up &lets cc a prescription.You skmld 

enterdetailsmly if the informantactuallytalkedto the doctor. 

I.mnotmunt aocialchatswitha dxtorwbha ppenstobeafrieti 

or relative. 

Q 4(c) 

Privatemedicaltreatmentis trestnent which is peid fcz eitherby 

the informantor by Smlecneelse (egan enpluyer,an insurance 

CCXK@’YFidi% medicalinsurancecover). 

Q 4(e) 

Note that the questicnis intendedto cover visitato doctirsin 

theircm practicearely. !Ihereforeif it merges at (e), for 

esan@e, thst the doctirwas seenat a hcspitalclinicor local ] 

authorityclinic,you slmulddeletethe entry . 

If the doctorwas seen at a HealthCentre,you will need to mke a 

s~cial checkbecauseHealth Centresusuallyincludeboth dcctorsI 

Surgeriesard localauthority clinics(egchildwelfare,ftily 

plannlq). Ycu nust thereforecheckwhetherinformantssaw the 

doctor in his capscity as a GP in his surqeryat the HealthCentre 

(inwhichcase,code 5) or whethertheysaw him as the doctor in 

ChSrgeof a localauthorityclinic (inwhich case deletethe entry). 

Q 4 (f)(i) Rsople* have had a NILSconsultation- have a private 

preecripticrh 

) 

Q 4(g) & (h) Specifyall conplain= reprted at Q2s/Q3band riw ~ 1 at Q4(9)/ 

Q4(h) if theyconsultedabcutany of the ccnplaintemmtioned. 

If the informantreporteda long-standing illness(Q2)ti cutting 

down m theirusualactivities(Q3)sak tnti CM(g)a (M(h). If 

the loq-atandhq illnessd the restrictedactivityhad the same 

cause ad they ccnsultedthe doc~ aboutit, Q4(g)ati Q4(h) slmuld 

tmthkeccdedl.

(b) On whose behalf was this 

consultation made? 

39 

St 

ONSUL 

rd 

ONSULT 

\th 

:ONSULT 

Informant ................................ 

Other member of household 16 or over ..... 

1 

2 

1 

2 

1 

2 

1 

2 

~~_ 

“as L,,*S Gv,lsuLaLA”,, 

under the National Health Service ...... 

or paid for privately? ................. 

. . 1 . . .. I... . . . . . . . . . . 

1 1 1 1 

2 2 2 2 

(d) 

Was the doctor 

RUNNING 

PROMPT 

a GP (ie a family doctor) .......... 

oraspeciallst ... ................ 

or some other kind of 

doctor? (SPECIFY) ................ 

CC6SVUN0. .................................... 

2 

3 

1 

2 

3 

1 

2 

3 

1 

2 

3 

........ .................................... 

(e) Did 

RUNNING 

PROMPT 

you talk to him 

by telephone ....................... 

at your home ....................... 

In his surgery .. .................. 

at a health centre . . ........... 

or elsewhere? . .. ...... ......... 

1 

2 

3 

5 

4 

1 

2 

3 

5 

4 

(f) 

Did 

you 

(1) 

the doctor give (send) Yes .. 

a prescription 

No. . 

Was It 

a National Health Service prescrlptloI 

or a private prescrlption”. ... .. .. 

1 

2 

1 

2 

1 

2 

1 

2 

1 

2 

1 

2 

1 

2 

1 

2 

1(1) 

SEE 

(g) 

SEE 

(g) 

Both . ....... 

3 

3 

3 

3 

(g) 

IF CONSULTATION WAS ON OWN BEHALF AND 

INFORMANT P.IPORTEDLONG-STANDING ILLNESS 

(code 1 at Q4(b) and code 1 at Q2) 

Was this consultat~on about 

(ILLNESS AT Q2a)? 

DNA, OTHERS . 

Yes . 

No .. 

1 

2 

1 

2 

1 

2 

x 

< 

SEE 

(h) 

1 

b SEE 

2 (h) 

(h 

IF CONSULTATION WAS ON OWN 

BEHALF AND INFORMANT REPORTED 

CUTTING DOWN ON USUAL ACTIVITIES 

(code 1 at Q4(b) and code 1 at Q3) 

DNA, OTHERS . 

Was this consultat~on about Yes . 

... . (ILLNESS AT Q3b)~ 

No . 

1 

2 

1 

2 

( 

1 

2 

1Q.(b) 

IFMOE 

x CONSUL 

ATIONS 

OTH~- 

WISE 

1 Q5 

2 

[L@

40 

5. During the months of ...... ..... and ...... 

(LAST 3 COMPLETE CALENDAR MONTHS) did you 

attend as a patient the casualty or - 

outpatient department of a hospital (apart 

from straightforward ante- or post-natal 

visits)? Yea .. 

No ... 

= 

1 

2 

. (a)-(c) 

*Q6 

(a) 

Which month was this? 

(b) 

How 

many times did you attend in that month? 

EARLIEST MONTH IN 

REFERENCE PERIOD 

(a) 

(b) 

MONTH 

NO.OF 

TIMES 

1 I 

SECOND MONTH IN 

RIFERENCE PERIOD I I 

THIRD MONTH IN 


I 

(c 

Was this visit (were all these visits) made 

under the NIIS,or wac it (were any of them) 

p]id for privately? 

Allunder NHS ................. 

At least one private visit: 

ENTER NUMBER_ 

00 

.. I... 

-Q6 

- (i) 

(i) 

When you paid privately, did you go to 

a private hospital, or an NHS one? 

Private hospital(s) only ...... 

At least one private visit 

to an NHS hospital: 

ENTER NUMBER _ 

00 

.. I... 

t 

Q6

(40) 

05 At th~ cpstxm, a 3+mhh tunePrlOd iS b be used,namly the 

last threecmplete mlendar mnthe prior to the monthm which ycu 

am mtervledmg. Therefore,If yuu are mterwwnq m 30 Nwerber, 

for exanple, apeclfy‘themnths of August,SepWr, ad Octcber’ 

ad write in the mxkhs refemsd to m the *tted linesat his 

q.m+~ 

Include- visitsmade as * patients 

eg for psychatrlc treatnentcc for rrunorCpemt Ions 

vIsItsb 

private tmspntalsard privatechmcs. 

Q 5(c) 

See Q4(c) for descrlptmn of privatetreahwt. 

People may pay privatelyaa outpatlenta for consultations, tests or 

treatnent, %~h may IJIcludenumr surgery that &es not necessitate 

an overrught Stay.

(41a) 

Q6 Includeinpatientstays in privatehospitalsend clinics. 

Q 6(a) hn in~tient staylastsfran-ssicm to discharge,m if an 

infonymt was sentham? for the *ekan5 duringa spellas an 

Inpatient,this just munw ss ma spell, 

Q 6(b) E& descriptionof piivatetreatmentsee @(C) 

Include as private stays these duringwhichthe informantpaid 

for medicalcarem acmmmdation m lmth. 

Q6(b)(i) Rivate wiqs in ~ hospitalscountas t.lsS lmspitals(code1). 

Privatemedicalinsurance((E7-11) 

?he t?ISShas asked us to identifythe kinds of pecplewlm are coveredby private 

medical insurane, arrlto obtainsane very sinpleinformeticn aboutrecentclaim 

made. Similarquestiom were aeked in the 1982 and 1983GIiS. 

‘) 

‘he type of healthinsurancewith whichwe are corcernedis obtainedthrcugh 

subscriptionto cne of a nmber of specialistinsuranceompanies (nmnsdly called 

providentaescciationa). ‘lheseompanies cperatea wide tangeof schemesthroiqh 

which insuredpeopleare mintnmed all or part of the restsof ~ivete treatment 

- eg for hcspitslaccamodation,specialistfees for conaultatimard treatment, 

tests ad X-rays,theetrecharges,drugs. 

Q7 

The mdical insurancein tiichwe are interesbsdprovidescover 

forprivate treatmentin -at Britain,so ycu shouldexcludeany 

insurance‘thatprovidesower solelyfornedica.1carewhile 

abroad. 

E you are not surewhethera particularplicy counts,_ Q.7 

as ‘Yes’,becauseanswersto otherquestionswill enableus to 

edit out policiesthat are not relevantto ~ pupae. 

:) 

Q8 Undermet schems, pecplewb are enrolledmay pay subscriptions 

eitherfor themelves alonem to includerover for their 

~ts: fiCIUdeSS~lminfo-~is insuredby his 

esnp~er (le such a personM ~ a dapefiantm the cmpsny 

Pollcy). . 

Itisvery rareindeed fcraamona undertheageof18t0 bea 

plicy lmlder,ec thoseaged 16-17are aesmed to be dependanticm 

suneoneelse’spolicyand are not askedthe question. 

Q 8(a) 

In dditicn to the typeof nedicalcarewith whitiwe are 

mncerned, ame prwident aaaociationarun other aclnsm2s;for 

esanple,wple can be paid a cash benefitfor each day they are 

in hospital,but are mt reinburaedfor the mst of private 

treatment. lWse typesof schemeare ~acciated with particular 

prwident associations,so we =ed the mm in crder to be able to 

edit them out at a laterstage. 

If you ring code 4 end specify,pleasewriteout the name in full. 

continued

,.-: 

,, 

41 

“. During the last year, that 1s, since ... 

(YESTERDAY’S DATE) 1985, have YOU been n 

hospital as an inpatient, overnight or Yes .. 

10nger7 

No. . 

1 

2 

(a) .3(b) 

Q7 

(a) 

How many separate stays In hospital as 

an inpatient have you had since ...... 

(YESTERDAY‘S DATE) 1985? 


. I.. 

(b) 

Were you treated under the NHS 

or were you a private patient 

(on any of these occasions)~ All under NHS ... . 

00 

Q7 

At least one private 


. . . . 

(i) 

ASK (1) FOR EACH PRIVATE STAY 

(1) Were you treated m an NHS 

hospital or in a pr~vate one? 

1st 2nd 

PRIVATE PRIVATE 

STAY STAY 

d 

IVAT1 

AY 

NHS hospital ....... 1 1 

1 

Private hospital .. i--i 2 2 

2 

7. Some people these days have health Insurance 

which pays the cost of private medical 

treatment Are you covered by any private 

medical Insurance of this klnd~ 

Yes .. 

No 

1 

2 

SEE Q 8 

CHECK A 

PAGE 43 

8. TO 

THOSEAGED 18 OR OVER 

DNA, AGED 16-17 

x 

---- 

SEE Q 10 

Is 

or 

on 

the insurance policy In your name, 

are you included as a dependant 

someone else’s pollcy~ 

Policy holder 

1 

(a) t (b) 

Dependant . ... ... 

2 

SEE Q 10 

(a 

Which insurance company is 

the PO1lCY wlth~ 

Brltlsh United Provident Association (BUPA) ... 

Private Patients Plan (PPP) ........ ............ 

Western Frovident Associat~on (WPA) .. .......... 

Other (SPECIFY) . ..... . .... .. . .. . .. 

.. ...... ... ... ............ . ... 

........ .... . ... . ...... .. ... . . ..< 

1 

2 

3 

4 

(b) Is anyone else covered by Yes 

your pollcy~ 

No . 

(1) RING PERSON NO OF EACH DEPENDANT COVERED 

1 

2 

- (i) 

-Q9 

01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 ‘-- 

--- 

-Q9

42 

9. Did you apply to join the scheme yourself, 

or were you enrolled by your employer? 

Applied personally ........., 

Enrolled by employer 

. . . . . . . . 

1 

2 

(a) 

(b) 

(a) 

Did you apply through a group 

membership scheme, or did you 

just apply individually? 

Group scheme . . . . . . . 

Individually . . . . . . . 

1 

2 

- SEE Q 10 

(b) 

DO YOU pay the whole subscription yourself 

(including the subscription for your 

DEPENDANTS), or does your employer 

pay all or part of it for you? 

Informant pays it all ......... . . . . . . . 

1 

PROMPT AS 

NECESSARY 

Employer pays it all ................. 

Employer pays for informant, 

informant pays for dependants ...... 

2 

3 

- SEE Q 10 

Employer pays part, informant 

pays part .......................... 

4 

10. TO THOSE WITH PRIVATETREATMENTAS OUTPATIENT(SEE Q 5C) 

DNA, OTHERS .......... 

---- 

SEE Q 11 

You told me that during the months of ....... 

...... and ..... (LAST 3 COMPLETE CALENDAR 

MONTHS ) yo” paid privately as an outpatient. 

Did you or will you claim back all or part 

of the cost of this visit (any of these visits) 

Yes ., 

under your private medical insurance? No .. 

1 

2 

(a) 

SEE Q 11 

ASK OR RECORD 

(a) 

How many visits did (will) 

you claim for? 


.. I... 

SEE Q 11 

11. m THOSE WITH PRIVATETREATNSNTAS INPATIENT (SEE Q 6b) 

DNA, OTHERS .......... 

—--- 

CHECK A 

YOU told me that since ..... (YESTERDAY’S DATE) 1985 

you have paid privately for treatment as a 

hospital inpatient on .... occasions). 

Did you or will you claim back 

Ist 2nd 

all or part of the cost under PRIVATE PRIVATE 

your private medical insurance STAY STAY 

(FOR THE 1st STAY, 2nd STAY etc)? 

Yes .. 1 1 

No ... 2 2 

E 

rd 

‘RIVATE 

TAY 

1 

2 

- CHECK A

,’ 

(41b) 

Q 8(b) 

Q 8(1) 

Depmiants rac6tfrequentlyellglblefor roverare the subsmaber’s 

~ ~ childrenunder 18. ~ver, scam ptrmdent 

as~latima also allow auh6crlbers to lrdude m the pollcy any 

adult rehtives * llveWith them. ml net count as &pendants 

pmsxme llviq outsidethe lmuselmld. 

Make sure that ym ring the parsm m.mbar fran the tiaehold tcix 

of eve dependantreveredby the plicy. lb 

— 

mt ring tte person 

.&d tie mformarit. 

(42) 

Qa 9, 

9(a) G 

9(b) 

‘lhemtentmn of thesequestiom is to distinguishbetweenthree 

dlffemnt typesof sutscrkr: 

1. !I!_ose * were enrolledty them enployer,pxbably aa ~rt 

of theirtenm of mploynent - code 2 at Q 9. 

2. ‘has wb enrolledby personalappllctionbut dld so thrwgh 

a group echene. A grmp mnnally has a nummun size of five,and 

mnbers benefIt throughreducedsubscrlptlona.Group schemesare 

oftenarrargedby professmnalm tradetiles. tie 1 at (?9(a). 

3. ‘Itmsewho enrolled@ persmal a@lcat mn ad not througha 

groupmenkerstnps&mna - code 2 at Q 9(a). 

FUIE: A rdem m winch th sinpl~eracts rnly aa the orgamsmg 

agent, m the saneway as a professmnal or tradetndy, 

munts * a groupmsnkerstups-, and shouldte coded 

lat Q9srdlat Q9(a). 

If tie mfcmnant JO* 

codelat Q9. 

the schem ttnle self-enployed, 

Q 9(b) 

Tins questmn seeks to establlsh* actuallypays the 

slltscrlptlm- eg If an enployeehas h= sutscr~ptmnPeld ty h~ 

ES@- but &dUCt.ed fImn h= salary,tten lt IS the mfomant 

wb~pyuvgs dpurmgmdel. 

Cede 3 takes prmraty wer mde 4, sO lf tie mf-nt says that 

ha e@oyer pays pati of tte suhscrlptum and P know that 

depandantsare includedcm the pollq, prcbem estzbllshwhether 

or mt code 3 applles. 

Q 10(a) 

Q 11 

YCXIneed to A ths questlcn only ti tlw mfonrant bd mre than 

~ Prlmte mslt, but In all casespleasenenenberto entera 

nmber m the ccdmg colum. 

It IS essentti that you *al mth the pmvste mpstlent stays m 

the m ader as at C6 b(l),since the answers~ the two 

questionsmll te linkedkqether at the anslym.astage.

(43) 

(k 12-16 ‘Mesequestims am similarto @ 2-6. 

Remmber b enter the ~rmn nmber of each childaboutwhan 

you are askirqthe dependentquestions.

CXIECKA Are there any children under 16 

In the household? 

CESCX B 

Is this informant the person 

responsible for the children? 

Yes ... X ‘--- CHECK B 

No .... Y II---- SMOKING 

1PAGE 47 

Yes ..... 1 (a) 

No ...... 2 SMOKING 

PAGE 47 

(a) ENTER PERSON NOS. OF EACH CSILD UNDER 16 IN 1 I 

EOUSEEOLD FROM HOUSEHOLD BOX 

12. Now I‘d like to ask you about your ch~ldren under 16. 

Do any of your children under 16 have any long-standing 

* 

illness, disabll~ty or infmmty” By long-stand~ng 

I mean anything that has troubled them over a per~od 

of time or that is likely to affect them over a 

Deriod of time 

Yes (any child) . . .. 

No (all ch~ldren) . . 

1 

2 

(a) L (b) 

Q 13 

(a) 

* 

(b) 

* 

What 1s the matter with .V 


Does this illness or dlsablllty 

lmlt ‘s activities in any way” 

PERSON 

NO (from 

(a) 

(b) 

h‘hold Nhat is the matter? Does it 

box) 

limit7 

1 

2 

1 

2

13. Now I‘d like you to think about the 2 weeks ending 

yesterday. During those 2 weeks, did any of your 

* 

children have to cut down on any of the things 

they usually do (at school or in their free time) 

because of (answers at Q 12a or some other) 

illness or injury? 

Yes (any child) ..... 

No (all children) ,.. 

1 

2 

(a) & (b) 

Q 14 

(a) HW many days was this in all 

during these 2 weeks, including 

Saturdays and Sundays? 

(b) 

* 

What was the matter with .... ? 


W/SON (a) (b) 

io.(frm NLMBER 

1!hold 

What was the matter? 

OF DAYS 

>Ox) (01-lu) 

same asat 

Q 12a............. 

---- 

kSK A/E 

I 

...... ........ 

same asat Q 12a...... ....... 

---- 

ASK A/E 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

same asat 

Q 12a............. 

---— 

4SK A/E 

...L.. I...J....I 

14. During the 2 weeks ending yesterday, apart from visits 

to a hospital, did any of your children under 16 talk 

to a doctor for any reason at all, or did you or any 

other member of the household talk to a doctor on 

--l 

their behalf? 

Yes (any child) .... 1 (a)-(e) 

INCLUDE TSLEPHONE CONSULTATIONS 

AND CONSULTATIONS MADE No (all children) ., 2 Q 15 

ON BEHALF OF CHILDKEN 

(a) HOW many times did your children 

talk to him in these 2 weeks? * . . . . . . 

L 1

. 

(44) 

Q13 

‘l& exanple giwm of a clmld’s wual activltieehaa been 

bracketed becauaeit may be ~plicable in M caae of ~ 

M children. It almuld,luwsvar,be used m all other mees. 

Q 14 

Inclu& being eeem by a dmtor at a schd clmlc, but exclude 

VI.SMStD a ctuld welfazeclmc run by a local authxlty.

45 

, 

(b) Was this consultation 

ENTER PERSON NO _ 

(from h ‘hold box) 

under the National Health Service ....... 

or paid for privateIY? .................. 

(c) Was the doctor 

RUNNING 

PROHPT 

a GP (Ie a fam~ly doctor 

or a specialist ........ 

or some other kind of 

doctor? (SPECIFY)... 

. . 

. . . . . . . . . 

. . . . . . . . . 

E&H ‘:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 

m ““”””-”-”””” ‘“““”””””””””””””””” 

t CONSIIT.Ti . .. ... .... . .... . . . 

L --..--=. , I 

. . 

— 

St 

ON: 

— 

1 

2 

— 

— 

1 

2 

3 

— 

.. I 

nd 

3N 

— 

1 

2 

— 

— 

1 

2 

3 

. . . 

— 

rd 

ONS 

— 

1 

2 

1 

2 

3 

. . . 

— 

.St 

;ON$ 

1 

2 

1 

2 

3 

. . 

— 

nd 

ON! 

— 

1 

2 

— 

— 

1 

2 

3 

. . 

Ird 

:ONS 

— 

— 

1 

2 

1 

2 

3 

(d) Dld you or 

. talk 

to 

him 

RUNNING 

PROMPT 

by telephone . . . 

at your home ... 

In hls surgery .. . 

at a health centre . . 

or elsewhere? . ... .. 

1 

2 

3 

5 

4 

— 

1 

2 

3 

5 

u 

— 

1 

2 

3 

5 

4 

— 

1 

2 

3 

5 

4 

— 

1 

2 

3 

5 

~ 

— 

1 

2 

3 

5 

4 

— 

(e) D~d 

... 

(1) 

the doctor give 

a prescrlptlon~ 

Was It .. 

(send) Yes . 

No 

1 

2 

— 

1 

2 

— 

1 

2 

1 

2 

1 

2 

— 

1 

2 

— 

-(1) 

-SEE 

(f) 

a Nat~onal Health Serv~ce preacrlptlon 

or a private prescrlptlon~ . . . 

1 

2 

1 

2 

1 

2 

1 

2 

1 

2 

1 

2 

SEE 

(f) 

Both ..... ...... 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

I 

(f) IF CHILD HAS LONG-STANDING 

ILLNESS (SEE Q12) 

DNA, OTHERS .... 

— 

— 

— 

SEE 

-(g) 

Was this consultation about 

. . (ILLNEss AT Q12a)” Yes . .. 

No ....... 

1 

2 

— 

1 

2 

— 

1 

2 

1 

2 

1 

2 

— 

- 

1 

2 

1 

SEE 

(g) 

(g) IF CHILD HAD TO CUT DOWN ON 

USUAL ACTIVITIES (SEE Q13) 

DNA, OTHERS .. 

Was th~s consultation about 

..... (ILLNESS AT Q13b)~ Yes ...... 

No. . 

1 

2 

1 

2 

1 

2 

1 

2 

1 

2 

1 

2 

\ 

QIUb 

IFMOE 

CONSUL 

ATIONS

46 

15. Duringthe months of ...... ..... and ...... 

(LAST 3 COMPLETE CALENDAR MONTHS) did 

any of your children under 16 attend as a 

patient the caaualty or outpatient department 

of a hospital (apart frcm straightforward 

peat-natal visits)? 

Yea (any child) ...... 

No (all children) .... 

1 

2 

(b) 

(a) 

(b) 

Which month was this? 

How many times did ... attend in that month? 

ENTER PERSON NO. PER. PER. 

(from h ‘hold box) NO. ...1... 

1 NO. ...1... 

1 

(a) (b) (a) 

MONTH NO. OF MONTH 

(b) 

NO. OF 

TIMES 

TIHES 

EARLIEST MONTH IN 

REFERENCE PERIOD I 1 

SECOND MONTH IN 


I 1 

THIRD MONTH IN 

REFERENCE PERIOD I I 

16. During the last year, that is, since .... 

(YESTERDAY’S DATE) 1985, have any of your 

children under 16 been in hospital as an 

inpatient, overnight or longer? 

Yes (any child) ...... 

EXCLUDBBIRTSSUNLSSSSASY 

STAYEDIN ROSPITALAFH3R 

MOTESRRAD LSF2 

(47a) 

,,. 

s4txnG 

self~letim fir ) 

16am117yesr oMs)See~ge48fcc instructions 

Purpc9eofsecticrl 

‘Iheeequesticnsare askedon behalfof the Dapartntmtof Iiealth order to find 

out stoutps@e’s emking habitsad lxx thesemay be ~ing over tine. 

Lb rmt czxmmt m the heaardsof sinkingor m ymr om feelingsabouts@@. 

Hmever, ifyoumedtoexplein furtherthepur.pxeofthiaaection, youcanaey 

that over tine therehas been a lot of diecuaaim aboutthe effectof .snckingm 

health,ti that the deparbmnt is interestedto see what effectthis is hevirqm 

people’smricirqhabits. 

Gererel points We are cnly interested in ordinary titecaI ~ich is emked. 

Ycu should,therefore,igmre any referencesto snuff,tobacc 

or tobsccoprcductethatare ~ ca suckedm herbal -1 

tcbaccoa. 

Q1 By ‘ever smked a cigarette, a cigar,or a pipe!,we man ewm 

justme ever in theirlife. 

@2&7 IrImt define ‘ncamdaye’,but ask informnts b decideinstead. 

Qs 3&4 tbte thatdsil figuresare requiredat hth tiesequesticns. 

Ifthel d ormantcan onlygivethe SnDWItincuncea of tobacco 

or an overallweeklynumberof cigarettes,remrd theseanrxmta 

es a last resort. Recordouncesof tcbaccoas a note beside 

the mdirkgmlunm. 

Q5 

By 1filter-tipp2d’cigaretteswe man cigarettesmanufactured 

with a tip on them. Ycu shouldnot includefilteredcigaretW?- 

holderathat sunspeopleuse. ) 

sHerd-rolled!cigarettescan be filter-tippedor plain- but it 

is the fact that they are hand-rolledad mt manufacturedthat 

is inpmtant. 

Q6 

‘lheaim of thisqwstim is to categorisecigarettebrads 

accord@ to theirtar Iewel. Thereareawrylergehrof 

differentbrads; many with similarnamesare actuallyin 

differenttar banda. ‘Ihereforawe hve provideda card headed 

‘BRANDCHEX LISWt (CARDG) which ainre tie vastmajorityof 

cigarettebrands. * well as writingthe fullbrandnam 

ad whetherit is ti~ - plaind the sizeof the cigarette 

egKing Size,IAIxuryLength,w~ =the=end~ 

List to identifytheexect brtiandwriti the 3-dlgltbrand 

code”m ing Colum. Your infOrmantmy beahelpm 

eort~ cat the brad so pleasealmw him or her the mrd if 

necseary. When writingbrad recordfulldetailaas, for 

exenple,=SSY No. 1 is in a differenttar bard fran IMJSSSy 

M. 3. ‘IheBrandCheck List is in al@abeticalorderto help 

you -k out the mrrect mda @cklY. 

continued

SU3KING 

FOR INFORMANTSAGED 16 AND 17 USE SELF-COMPLETION 

SMOKINGSCSEDULE, TEEN SSE FAMILYINFORMATIONPAGE 53 

TO TROSE AGED 18 AND OVER 

1. Have you ever rookeda cigarette, Yes ....... 

a cigar,or a pipe? 

No ........ 

1 -Q2 

2 DRINKING 

PAGE L+9 

2. Do you smoke cigarettes at all Yes ....... 

nnwadays? 

No ........ 

1 -Q3 

2 -Q7 

3 About how many cigarettes Lsssthanl . .... 

a day do you usually 

smoke at weekends? 

NO. SMOiGD A DAY ~ 

m 

,.1. 

4 And about how many cigarettes Less thanl . . . .. 

a day do you usually smoke 

on weekdays~ 

NO. SMOKED A DAY + 

00 

I... 

5. Do you mainly smoke filter-tippsd cigarettes ......... 

RUNNING PRONPT 

or plain or untipped cigarettes .. 

CODE ONE ONLY or hand-rolled cigarettes? ...... 

1 

Q6 

2 

3 Q8 

6 Nhich brand of cigarettes do you 

usually smoke? 

WRITE FULL BRAND 

NAME , NHETHER TIPPED 

OR PLAIN, KING S12E/ 

REGULAR LENGTH ETC 

CODE FROM BRAND CHECK LIST CARD G — 

1 _l-. 

-Q8 

Not enlist ..... ....)

7. Have you ever smoked cigarettes regularly? Yes .... 

No ..... 

1 

2 

(a)-(c) 

Q8 

(a) How old were you when you started 

to smoke cigarettes regularly? * 

....... 

(b) About hcw many cigarettes did 

you smoke in a day when you Less thanl ...... 

smoked them regularly? 

NO. SMOKED A DAY - 

00 

I ....... 

(c) Hnw long ago did you stop smoking 

cigarettes regularly? 

Less than 6 months ego ................. 

i 

1 

6 months but less than 1 year ago ...... 

2 

1 year but less then 2 years ago ....... 

2 years but less than 5 years ago ...... 

5 years but less than 10 years ago ..... 

10 years or more ago ................... 

3 

4 

5 

6 

IQ8 

8. Do you smoke at least one cigar 

of any kind per month nowadays? Yes .... 

1 

SEE Q 9 

2 

(a) 

4 

(a) Have you ever regularly smoked Yes .... 

at least one cigar of any kind 

per month? 

No ..... 

1 

2 

SEE Q 9 

t 

9. TU ALL MEN UEO EAVE EVER SMOKED(CODED1 AT Q.1) 

DNA, WOMEN. ..) 

---- 

DRINKING 

Do you smoke a pipe at all nowadays? 

Yes .... 

1 

DRINKING 

2 

(a) 

~NO 

(a) Have you ever smoked a pipe regularly? 

Yes .... 

No ..... 

1 

2 

t 

DRINKING

(47b) ,/,’ 

Q6 

(Omtlnued) 

&caalcmlly ~rraysxdcea brardnot cnthe check lEt - 

perhap a new brand,or cgarettes bcvghtabroad- so code 

belcw the traml mde an5 gln full detailsin the space for 

brti mm? etc. 

Referto the cigarettepacketfor de-ila if pcesible. 

If ameme eqa that they reallyhave m ‘uausl’brad of 

cigarettes,remrd detmls of the bratithey are currently 

Simklng. 

(4s) 

Q 8(a) 

Make sure ycu do rmt IIUSS thIS questlm. It sbxld be asked of 

all thosewb say ‘no’at G% - le they b not smke at least 

one cigarof any klrd ~r nrnth wadap. 

Q9 

llua questum was last asked m 1978. Fbte that the qusstlon 

M only askedof men W have ever amked. -n are not 

askd . 

PmxY S3EJxm lhe samkmg aectmn IS not Included MI the proxy schedule. 

It E. ~stile that beta= of #e currentcontroversypecplemay tend to 

urilerstatethe amunt they smke. We resl~e that It my be espemally dlfflcult 

to get -er pecpleto tel1 W the truth,particularlyIf you are mtervmwmg, 

as you often are, m a fanulySltuatm. 

We have therefcm dewsed a self-let mn formto be used for youngpeopleaged 

16 and 17. It IS Scm2whatsmpler than the mm mtervlewmg schedule,alefly 

because lt amcentrates m cigarettes. We wmld ltie ycu to use thIS 

self-um@etlm form m all caseswhen you are mtermewmg a 16 or 17 year old. 

Lbn‘t forgetto checkthat lt has teen prcperlyompleted when lt M 

to p. 

handedback

(49) 

IIbeequeew areeakedmbebalf Of the ~of-thticrdartifti at 

ebmt pecple’sdrinkinghabite:k exanple,lumtieny vary in different~ 

of the muntry or betwem diffemanttypeeof parecn. lhie eectim wee firet 

includedin 1978 md in teingrefea~ at intemele (ueuellyevexy2 yam=) eo mt 

wewillbe ebletoeeetikther petteme ofdrinki qkehevicaar~e wertim. - 

~werelaeteekedh M. 

Bacaueeofmlegel ege limit for thepurdmeeo felcchol,theeectial iet.obe 

aeked tnly of ~reme @ 18 ad wer. 

-) 

3

49 

1. TO TEOSE AGED AGED 18 OR OYER 

DRINKING 

I‘m now going to ask you a few questions about 

what you drink - that is, if you do drink. 

DNA, AGED 16 AND17 ..... 

---- 

;EE FAMILY 

[FORMATION 

?AGE 53 

Do you ever drink alcohol nowadays, 

including drinks you brew or make 

at bane? 

Yes . . . 

~NO 

2 

““”” 

(!) Could I lust check, does that mean You never 

have a d~lnk nowadays, or do you ha~e a drink 

very occasionally, perhaps for medlclnal 

purposes or on special occasions like 

Christmas or New Year? 

Very occasionally .... 

Never ..... ... .... 

1 

1 

2 

>2 

(a) 

Q2 

Q5 

2 I‘m zoine to read out a few descriDtlons 

* ebou~ th~ amounts people drink, antiI‘d 

like you to say which one fits you best. 

Would you say you 

RUNNING 

PRONPT 

hardly dr~nk at all .. .. 

drink a little . .. .. .. 

drink a moderate amount .... 

drink quite a lot 

or drnk 

heavily? 

. . . . . . . . . . 

. . . . . . . . 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

SEE 

BELOW 

DO ......... .... 

. . . . . . . . 

6 

NOW OFFER SELF-COMPLETIONFOR Q 3 

self-completion accepted ... 

1 

EXPLAINTO 

INFORMANT 

Q 3 asked by interviewer .... 

2 

Q3

so 

EU4D2WFOMMTCASDH 

3. ECU oftenhmm yCU had a drinkof (......) duringthe lest 12 months? 

SORmCSQROUP CfDRIWKSWDED l-6 ASK(a) 

(a) sow much (...... ) hava you usually drunk on sny one occasion 

duringthe last 12 months? 

Q.3 

— 

. 

— 

3-4 

per 

week 

— 

— 

1-2 

per 

weal 

— 

1-2 

per 

malt 

1-2 

)er 6 

month 

— 

Not at 

nll in 

la*t 1 

? CWED 1-6 

(a) 

— 

m?. 

BE 

Shandy 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

..... pints 

— 

Beer, lager 

stout,cider 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

. . . . . pints 

— 

spiritsor 

liqueurs 

(eggin, whisky, 

rum, brandy, 

vodka,advocaat) 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

. . . . . singles 

Sherryor martini 

(includingport, 

vermouth,cinzeno, 

dubmnnet) 

— 

1 

— 

2 

— 

3 

4 

5 

6 

— 

7 

. . . . . glasses 

Wine 

(incl. babychm, 

champagne) 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

. . . . . glasses 

. 

Anythingelse? 

Yes ..... 1 

WO ..... 2 

XF YsS, SFECIFY 

.................. 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . 

.................. 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . 

.................. 

1 

— 

2 

— 

3 

— 

4 

5 

6 

— 

IWT’ERVIEWER: CSECK IF SELF-COMPLETICM 

7 

. . . . . . . . . . . . .

. (5@) 

-,, 

m3 &3(a) Al~wewmld axpectmat~ to ~ Qa 3 C 3(a)akxd, 

&lf- UKe Infonmnte my prefer to ~ ~jae~?~l~~ if * pecple 

Cm@etksl are withinSerkwt. Ycu a?xmldthereforeoffer thesequaatime for 

Self-CCm@ti In all cases* a third ~rarn is ~t. of 

csxreaif ywrinkmnutt ia ha~fu~tiamttiueaakiq the 

qMalicsU, h ym Shculd& 80. 

The.retino~teeelf+sq)ladm form: ~ga50ahmldbeuaad aa 

it atarda. Ycmwill mscltierplam tiattxdee forthefrequamyof 

&inkirq ehmldtermgsdmd tlntth?ummt wually drunkal anyme 

~lm stild ke entard m the &ttad lhse. Ycxlmy m it useful 

to use the ‘ahsndy’ m to demnetratahw to cmplete the form. If os 

3 & 3(a) are sslf-cmplet~, remntiarm _ that all the relevant 

&amrmgdand anumta filledm aa som as the stiule 1s 

hadedbad ctiym,befcusgomg mtoaak C4. 

03 

Ifmmbar to nclude lxxm+nads m hmB3-brewed drmka In me qqx~rmte 

o?lmry (s9 ~ u nettlewme ahcmldbe mded as ‘-e’ rmd not 

enteredas ‘@thuq else, apeC@’ ). 

Vhem drmke are grcqed at the questun, we are not interested m any 

me parbmlsr drink XI a grmp, M 3n the grcup of &inks as a *le. 

Thus If ememe answerstiathlneadrmk ofw+u.s~tice awelcti 

of gm mm a week, ym shmld t.hrcxi the qesticn back, explsmmg that 

We YJst ~ttoti-tioftmtihsa 

hadadrmkof~kmdof 

epmlts and lxpsum m the last 12 ninths. 

In a m.fonmnt mnnot demde what Ius or W answer ahald be, ya 

stild mke fullnotes of what m said. 

.( 

Q 3(a) 

w sml besr/lager/stcut/c~der s,kuld be remrfkl as ‘pmti’. 

Alwaysramrd the total anumt ueually drunk m any me caasI.cn- ~ 

ti mmcne says 2 half pmta, enterthat as 1 pmt w that It H wt 

anfuaed WLth aomcne ti says 2 pines plus tdf a pint,tid shmld 

be enteredaa 2 i plnte. 

Caneofke.sr, lagara.adar arevsry pqmlsrtheaa daya,~we~ 

to klw thalr Size. Althmgh - neam.UeSof W etc era still m 

pmta, as mtncatm ~s nue tiaepread it = lncreaalnglyCrlmal 

fcrmmmd titleatoblnlltras Or fractlalaofatitre. So= 

nedtolcmx whe~rcanacrtittles araagjpint, 350~, $$ .75 

cl, 1 htre, etc. 

spiritsehmld te remrded as euqlas, m tit a ‘dmble g~’ ~ld ~ 

enteredas 2 s~les. (In wtlaml, Singles are -lnes hmn = 

‘halves’.) ~r, m the exmptmml met’ of ~s bellqglvan In 

term of titles, ycu elxxldremrd that - lt?nu.mature,~ pint, etc. 

@xam.mally, ruuwarsmybeglvenaa ‘qfula’ - mthla ~ 

eatabti* tiraaudwlk2ther ltuataaapan (X a *laeg=m e~. 

‘NIPS’or ‘tote’are acceptableanswersto record for aprlta.

50(b) 

Atthe’an@irq elee’categay pwillna edtosntarinsnch= * 

dsecri@ul aftheqxMltityaswell aathenlxIbar-eg2glaases, 

*bottle, 1 teeaxcn, etc. 

If, etanyprt dQ3(a), themrcmt usuallydnmkmwcne-=e~ 

Varisaaogmmtlythat thshformmt iamable toan-, ymahculd 

~l~sanumt ~ umally dnmk m any cne occeaim tiring* 

. 

M3 At Qs3md3(a) theraism need toindicatewhi~partimlar 

&ink h a grcup the fmquerq or quantityrelatesto. 

(51) 

Qs 4, 4(a) 

arnl4(b) 

Q4 

ltieeeeranewquastis to tell usnvrealxmt~ ‘ overall 

freqlencyof drbl?dllg. 

Q3tells uahowoften infornsmtedrankea~particular ~ofdrink~’ 

W not W often they drank an@irg at all. Cau3ider,fcr exanple, 

minfonmnt %harcpoti drinkingkeer30r 4timeaa week and whis~3 

or4tinesawa&k. He my be drinkingthe bear aml whis~ at differmt 

time so that * is actuallydrinktigscimkind d al-ol betswxm6 

ani8thes aweek (’nmstdays’). ~ the otherhsml,he my be 

drinlciqt.kkearend whiskyat theean’et.imsao thatheiscmly 

drinkingthree cr four tiues a week ovemll. 04 will tell us which of 

thesepattsms applies. 

Thesequestims investigatea littlefurtherWe memll frequenq of 

drinking,for informantsW drinkat leastonce a week. We ask m ~ 

manydaya arrlhmmnyaeparate occasims (a wek) inf~ have had 

~ akcholic to drinkkecausathe an= gi- at W (mti) dces 

not alwsyaprovidethis infonmtim in an unanbigums way. Smecne _ 

r-- W- 4 timesa week, for exanple,may usuallydrinkCSI 

ucnday,‘nJeaday,kkdnesdeyand ltuwsdayevanirga[4 days and 4 

cccaaima] or m Se+mrd.aylun~tinm Satirdayevsdng, Wnday lunchtime 

Snd Surdayaening [2daysam140aasima] or Svenmmday, ‘lhesd-} 

Vle&lesdsyand llmradayluntik md evcn~a [4 daya and 8 

Omasicns].

4. 

it?.,1$ 

(Thinkng now about all kinds of drioks 

how often have you had an alcohol~c 

drink of any kind durng the last 

12 months ~ 

Most days .................... 

51 

SHOW CARD H Three or four times a week ... 

Once ortwlce a week ......... 

Once ortwice a month ........ 

Once or tw~ce in six months .. 

Once or twice n the year ... 

Not at all during the 

last 12 months .............. 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

-(a) 

-Q 5 

(a) 

So can I just check, on how many 

days In a week have you usually 

had something alcohol~c to 

drlnk~ 

NUMBER OF DAYS z 

No usual weekly pattern 

(sPECIm) ... 

. . . . 

0 

Q5 

(b) 

(b) 

And on how many separate occasions 

In a week have you usually had 

something alcohol~c to drmk~ 

COUNT LUNCHTIME 

AND EVENING AS 

SEPARATE OCCASIONS 

NUMBER OF OCCASIONS _ 

.. I.. 

Q5

52 

Peoplehave differentviewsaboutthe effect 

of emokingand drinkingon health,so I‘d 

like to ask you how you feel aboutthis. 

5. Do you think that drinkingelcoholcan 

damge people’shealth? 

* 

Yes (unqualified)....................... 

Yes, if in excess/Ho,not in moderation/ 

Dependsonthesmount .................. 

No (unqualified) ........................ 

Don’tkncw .............................. 

Other anawer ............................ 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6. Do you think that smoking can damage 

people’s health? 

* 

Yes (unqualified) ....................... 

Yes, if in excess/No, not in moderating/ 

Depends on the amount ................. 

No (unqualified) ........................ 

Don’t know .............................. 

Other answer ............................ 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

.1

lf&ef@a, *l(Yee)or3 (No)ally if*iEyUIr~t’s 

kifd.e.lepmtarmale rmply. 

as3e2- if the hfimmnt qmlifiee the ‘Yes’m ‘No’reply In tam of 

*utuIntdrmkarmckad 

mlyincaeea there the infmmelt’s irklal ~ Iaverywor 

ticatee a rektanna w give an cpinhn akuld F rqeet tie 

qieetim to enciawa~ a reply.

(53s) 

. .. . . . . .— ---- . . . ——..—. 

Purpx3eof Section 

Family Information 

Ckr clientfm ths fmily infonnsticneecticmis Rpulation StatisticsDivisionI 2 

of OPCS. ~ hsvs the respmsibilityof ~idi.q othergoverment depertuents 

with informationsbcutthe sire sd cmpositim of the currentp3pulstion,both at 

nationalad regima.1levels,aml of pmvidirg estimatesof the future~lat ion. 

‘lheSesreneededinorderbplsn theprovisionof publicservices,Sg the 

Deperbmnt of llixationd Sciencemad to krzx the sizeof the school-age “) 

ppu.laticn,the DeFerbnsntof Seslthand %ciel Securityneed b estjnbstethe 

deman5 for hospitalad socialservicesard the De~rtxent of the Envirmmnt to 

estimstithe demd for housing. 

Over recantyearsa n- of socialchangeshews cccuxredthatare affectingthe 

size ad mnpcsition of the ~laticn. It is thereforerzx$essary to mnitor 

changesover tim h order to provideup-to-dateinformtim so that the 

&nmgra@ic inplicaticnscan be assessed. This is why the infonustionm marital 

end fertilityhistmy fzun this sectim of the GHS is inprtsnt. Exsn@lesof 

these socialchangesare tie trerdtowardssmallerfamilies,an increasimj 

tendencyfor msrriedwmen to Fostponshavinga family,and tk increasesin 

maritalbreakdcwnard cohabitation. 

In 1986 we are exte~ing the ~latim that is coveredby the FamilyInformsticn 

Sectionto includsall wxmn aged 5C-59end singlegirlsaged 16 and 17, so that 

this sectionwill nm a~ly to all wam?n aged 16-59,ard mm aged 16-59will be 

asked the questionson n?aritihistory. 

‘Ihee extensionswillallow mpu.lstionStatisticsDivisim to draw a mm on@let 

pictureof maritalhistory. In pmticulsr theywill be *le in prmide 

informationm the popxtim of mn Cchsbit@ ard detailedmslyeee of 

remarriagefor tothmen ad wmm. Also the qmstions to ycufqsinglegirls will 

fill a gap in the fertilitydata on birthsto teeruigers.‘l’his informsticmwill 

help to clarifysaneof the underlyingassumptionswhich are msde f= ppul.stion 

projections. The datawill also te usefulfor othergovernmentdepartments,for 

=s@e, my willhelp lli8Swith tie projectionof socialsecurityexpenditure. 

Ccntrsception 

The Epertment of Sealth @ Social Security (IXiSS)has asked for qu?sticns m 

sterilisation,currentcontraceptiveuse, ever-useof the contraceptivepill and 

advice soughtfm infertilityb be += to the FamilyInformtim Section in 

1986. The questionson sterilieaticnend infertili~were last includedin the 

= in 1984 ad thosem rwrent mntraceptiveuse in 1983. FJ1 the questions 

except ever-useof the contramptiwepill (Q16, Q27~ Qm ), hSVSken a=J=d wore 

on the GHS ad other surveys cmm3med with familyplanningm familyformation. 

\, -.;. -- 

L.

tinedethie infanath~ ikseoae ~be-tiletoeetinnte the-extent 

mdgmtteln ofptenti reglir61mnt *theeervicuI. l!lereere maxprdmdve 

rcuttiy mllectd 8tatietice ti etedlisetime a antrecqkive uee erd 

lam~ti.aIiefrunthel=3 ~forontmqkive ueezmd 1904~ti 

●terilis.stim. 

Intrcductlcm 

PIQ intrdle the feumlylnforuatim Sectim fully,Ueuq the ruXee -e, to 

all ~ a-ldmlqleatiale cnmantal hietorytoellexespt singlemn. Fbr 

singleuen the queetirnm cdnbitetti (012)stild be titi- if ~ D 

(He 57) indimtm that P akmld ask #is q.mstim. 

HIEslmtr 

olm-tbiseectialto kLxrlen a0ed1644Yca 

lBsYfeelit helPfulto 

& cukmceptive pill. - 

Pleaee~tointlmll m the Self-ccnpletlmform m a gmeral mnner, 

~lslly If tie mfm—mnt was m pre-5erlt when the Imueeholdlmx mntsl 

e CaTpleted. 

status 

Self-capletacn fcmm 

3 typee of eelf-anpltia formbevs teen demsed for wanm to be used when 

appropriate:- 

The ge.y ‘M/c’ 

fornllsfor currentlymmd womn 

or three M es crinlntmg at the 

-Selmld tOX. 

Tbe blue ‘kCSep’ fmnl ls for currentlyWmksmd, 

timmd or scpara@d wxnen. 

l’he 

pink ‘s’ 

formlefm 

mrrently single~. 

Ueq a eelf-anpletim * wn aem3ureaxlfi~ “ty ~ amid pxsible 

emtamae~t q. eekmg elmrt illeglttiteb- in frmt of tier people. We 

tinotley tirulea fortha useofself+xmpl~dti faqidsn= 

reammem3 ~ use m the fol.kuirqcuommtances: 

-intenmewmg et—qflulm.n ~*ew—— of other~le, 

lnlseeVE~ie timdtbecnl yotherp===lpreemt 

ie k IUebxxl. (Ekuwer, evenifthemly~~ 

bherlsIsHtl=WKsn orymmay prefertoueeaeelf- 

CcaIpletlcnfa-lrl. ) 

- interm~ singlegmla egd 16-19whetherorwtm tie 

presmce of otherpeople. 

‘lbsinphfy the laycut md egnpsthg ths demq smi en-t d-the 

Self-anpletun fcrimtifferfran those cf - l%mly Infmmtn Sectun m the 

mm schedule.

(53C) 

secaeeof-~itieckly 

inpoeeible-~lmtitha~ 

~lY H9 * b_iSWt tit -== pcewibleP shouldat leaststifamsto 

~that, ao far ee~mnjud~,tk-rect eaquersxof 

queatime has txsenfollcwed,that thereare no obvima ~istencieg, and thet 

written answers are ampmhmai.ble . Intheosae ofmymewho hea beenmrrisd 

unrethen twi-crheahed uorethm fivadrilti (~, ifeingle,mra then 

three),CM!ck that.* have given infunntim fca?all anrriqee/children.‘IME 

mey~givhlg m?nextrapsge to fill in. — 

Handlingof qmetime 

mere are certain situaticm ebmt whi& we my need to give guidancem 

I-IarKuing : 

1. Jntervieivirq a rcuple 

Queatims rslating to legal status of ~eeent mrrieqe (9.2), details of present 

legal merriage (Q.5), details of cckb.itatim (Q.3, Q,5) and wFetlmrpsrtn~ or 

husbarrihas keerlmarriedbefore (Q.3a,Q.7) will be repetitims if askedof ~ 

the mm and vaman separatelyand my ~ar to te &ecking the otherperacn’s 

answers. We meed to recordthe tiformstim m tvth ~lea so thatwe can 

relatedetailsof maritalhistoryto tier infmmstim m the mm’s or vzxmn’s 

edm5ule for anlaysisp.upsas. While,in tiecxy,& “mfonmtim oxld be 

txaneferradImnuallym by cmpter fmxnme stile to antier, it is nu* lees 

~i= ~ 1=s prme to err= if tie timiewar recordsthis informtim m 

aa~ sd-dule. 

Ymwil.l needtocmaid=~ym willccpe withtheaeqaeat.imawhen cmducting a 

joint interviewd when 68- them of the mn alme, ha- eitheralready 

intemiewd m ~ a givenher a aalf~~ ~. 

Whtmcmductiq ajaint interview pucemdirect thsqmetiasto both 

nts ardobtain aonceneuserwar ~ give en epprcpriete axplanatim ad 

ask the queatima of both informantsseparately. 

When interviewinga husbandend wife separatelyyou may need to explain thatyou 

have alreadyasked the questionsof theirpartnerbut need to ask themof everyone. 

Iftkreia disegreenwmtabwt mawara totlmeequestimspleaeecould ycu record 

the relevantanswersm tie relevantimiividualscheduleewith an explarmtim ad 

flag. 

2. Intervi~ mm 

Since m am mly be-hq asked ebmt maritalhistoryd cchbibtim this section 

&es rot e@y to Sbgh? men with no Unrehted w- in the 

haaaehold. Menymaeitislklytoh aksxtforellnsnmditmaybs korth 

mmtiming this in yam intrcxludim. If ym are anductiq a jointintemiw w 

~Y need ~ ~ti~ -t P era n~ ** ~ ~~ rest of the section because 

fertilityarxiantracapticninfcmmtim era alwaysrelate5to wnten because, Smng 

oth2r reesfme,it ~ld be very tifimlt to collectinfonmticn fnm men.

., 

(5M) 

Pleaeethirdcablktiymwlll hmdle-~aetims al aurssltor prmarltal 

COhahtati.m fa Iron,eqecially if there are *r peqle m Wdren present 

w~~i=. FbrSlngl etesnegatqsycuwlllnaed bintrcdum 

WFlately the F- m d=bitatmn if the is to be asked. 

3. Intarviewirqsingleteenagegirls 

We kws reammxld that ym use a eelf-ampleta fmm for singlegnls aged 

16-19 m or* to ensuremnf ibtia hty and prss~blyobtzmnmm relnble 

Jnf(mlatim. Iimmmr tlna is mbject to yrmr ticratim @ If ym my feelm 

~ ccceaiam that it ti be rams apprqriate arrl/oracce@able to ask 

thsaa queews . 

If ym are ask.uqthe famly mformtm ars3ontracaptim ~lmms of single 

teenage9~~ - w SkUld glva a full intrma.lctlmwhldl mcludea an 

~lanatm of why ym are aak.mgakmt sterih.satim. The reaam that tie 

stenheaticn weet-uxm wn.11be adcedaf smgls teenagegmls is becausew need 

to omer the time pqd.atim of wcntm aged 16 to 44 m ader to estinatetie 

percentageb are steribed, evm thaqh we *reuate that very few single 

teenageg~ls wtil ke atemlised. 

CieEral 

notes 

MarltelStatua 

QI no accamt ahmld YU.I-e the rental statusmdmg m the tiaehold imx of 

the Fkusehold~le bemuse cf ~ra to prt.umlar ~estmm m this secUcn. 

mtea 

It = very qrnrtant that y try to cbtainall dateaaccuratelym tlus sect-mm. 

Fulllplsof womn’s fertflltyoftendepeda m cdlect~ a cmplete hisbxy of 

marnags and tildtearmg frm mfcmnanta. !Im leas of gllbe Slmllplecss of 

lnfornatm - egthadate ofa&creeeksolute -canhave aeancxmeffectm Ixw 

usefula partmmler ~le is. Ifmmformnt cmnotremmbera 

pertmlar date m swmt, try b mlleqt as ma mfce-rmtim as ym can. Please 

avmd mcpa~fmd ‘dn’t lmxs’ , if necassaryobtainm eat.maticu a guess md 

mlmate tlua WMII an E m the mrgm m tie usualway. 

Innemypla= mtieaectn datasere ask~fmmtenraof mxkhsarxiyeare. 

Ym ehmld alwaysracmrdthesedatesin zsmericf-. l%irexzarple,August 1950 

stildbe reaxddeentnth OBardyIear 50. Donotfcrget tiel_6ero mthe 

nurthaJanuary- ~ (01+). 

hfnrmnts usuq a eelf-ccmpltim form s?rxldon~ to give the= ~ra in 

* way tiey fud nc6t cmvemantr ad we WL.11-t- to onvefi Mm to ~= 

fcmn at II)If n-say. 

m * main schedule, gxstmns are askedebcut dl --g= (m *1O) @ M 

chldren (Ce 14 ad 15), - there are equvalmt ‘G&2txns m the Self-anpletm 

forlu3. C%s& tFmt mfcmratiuI Is obtmned M all d these events.

(53a) 

# 

Q1 lb iqmve i3e QE figurescm ms-pmmt frnnilies,this qmatim is 

includedto differentiate~ lmrried~ WhOeehebanis are -) 

nd hrusa+mldeenteretut khc6emarriagesera stablesmd antimw - 

(ietuabardwxka w fianhcme),andnarnaduanen Wxxe lllstelrds 

are not hmaehold mentsersad khcee marriageshave hrckemdwm. 

QIFIXB Please~r to fill tiis in for all wmm, especiallyfor those 

* have filledin a self-ccnpleticnform 

Qs 2-7 See explmatim under ‘Iimdlingof qestims’ of hcw to hmdle these ‘, 

Q 2A/B ‘Ms quaetim is includedto differentiatebetweenmment marrbgas ‘ 

*t==la@#dti tit ara’aumm law’. 

maqlesticn aleo?pplies to theOxrently witkwad, divx-ed and 

~td ard refers to dmir nmt raamt anrriqe.

53 

FAMILY INFONHATION 

IV ALL AGED 16-59 

DNA, OTHERS . : 

.. --, 

INCOME PAGE 64 

~CK A HOUSEHOLD BOX MARITAL STATUS 

WOMAN Married/cohabiting - husbandl 

partner IS not h’ld member ........ 

1 

Q1 

Married/cohabitlng - husband/ 

partner IS household member . . . 

Widowed, divorced or separated .. .. 

Single . ............................. 

2 

3 

4 

OFFER GREY tM/C‘ FORM- 

FOR SELF-COMPLETION 

OFFER BLUE ‘WDSep’ 

FORN FOR SF,LF-COMP. 

OFFER PINK tS‘ FORM 

FOR SELF-COMPLETION 

GO TC 

CHECF. 

B 

BELOF 

MAN. Married .. ..... ................. . 

5 

Q 2A 

Cohabiting . ... . .. . ..... .... . . 

6 

Q3 

Widowed, divorced, separated 

7 

Q 2B 

Single . .. . . ..... ... .. . . 

8 

CHECK D PAGE 57 

1 INTRODUCE IF NECESSARY 

Is your husband/partner alment because 

he usually works away from home, or 

for some other reasonp 

Usually works away . .......... . . 

INCLUDE ARMED FORCES & MERCHANT NAVY 

Some other reason (SPECIFY) ....... 

1 

2 

OFFER GR2Y ‘M/C‘ FORM 

‘FOR SELF-COMPLETION 

THEN GO TO CHECK B 

CNECN B 

WOMAN Self-complet~on accepted . . ... .. 

Sect~on being asked by interviewer 

HOUSEHOLD BOX MARITAL STA’IUS 

Married ... .. .. .. .. . . . 

Cohabltmg . ..... ... .. . . . 

Widowed, divorced, separated . ...... 

Single . .. .. .. .... ... .. .... . 

1 

2 

3 

u 

5 

INCOME PAGE 6LIAPTER 

FORM HAS BEEN COMPLETED 

Q 2A 

Q3 

Q 2B 

CHECK D 

PAGE 57 

2A Thinking of your present marriage 

1 

2B Thinking of your mnst recent marriage J 

d 

d~d you get married In a 

CODE 1 IF church of some kind . 

UNNING BOTH APPLY or at a registry office . 

ROUPT 

or are (were) you simply 

llving together as 

husband and wifeq . .. 

1 

2 

4 

Q 4 

Q3

56 

3. When did you and your partner start 

livirvztogether .- 

as husband and wife? 

Month~ 

Year + 

.1.. 

,.1.. 

(a) 

Has (had) your partner ever been married, Yes ... 

that is legally married? 

No .... 

1 

2 

(b) 

Have you yourselfever been Yes ... 

legally married? 

No .... 

1 

2 

- (i) 

- CHECK C 

PAGE 56 

(i) Have you been 

legally marmied: 

once only ............... 

or more than once? ... X 

1 

--- 

-Q5 

- (1) 

(3) How many times have you been 

legally married altogether? — 

..... 

LQ5 

— 

4. 

Have you been legally married: once only .............. 

or more than once? ... X 

1 

.-. 

‘Q5 

(a) 

(a) How many timeshave you been 

legally married altogether? 

b 

..... 

I 

Q5 

5. ASK Q 5 ABOUT THE CUSRSNT LEGAL MARRIAGE 

OR MOST RECENT ONE IF NOT CURRENTLY MARRIED 

INTRODUCE IF NECESSARY 

(Thinking just of your present/mOst recent 

marriage), before you and your husband/wife 

actually got married, did you live 

Yes .. 

together as husband and wife, or not? No ... 

1 

2 

- (a) 

-SEEQ6 

(a For how long did you live Years+ 

together as husband and wife 

before you got -ied? 

Months4 

.. I... 

.. I... 

} 

SEE Q 6

(54) 

Q5 

ThI.sgmsturi *pli= to the praeent~ marriagerely, or, m the 

~ of w~, dlwced ard ae~td Vmnen,to the mat recent 

legalrnarmage. If P chome to mtrcduos the ~Xtim, smethmg 

alcngthe follcw@ 1-s nught he uaad: ‘Smet-a, es ym lmw, 

Pa@e 11= togetherbeforethey get marrxed ..................... 

“[

(55) 

Qe6k7 llmeeqmatime applymly to thcee* are aurently legallymarried, 

timl%rt otipreeentaurri~. Itotethat #e eeparetd, tlnugh 

~wtiltiwly-~,ere 

treetedattiqmetimeea 

peoplewkmemrriaqehee tied goto QB. 

Q B-10 Ym ahcmldrecordinfornntkn for all legalmarriagestit have ended; 

inthecaaeofawne.n who has had--e than three a~ marriages,uae 

m extrapage. 

.) 

Q 10(b) Sanetimeaame.rriagewilllnwebdwnkwera pericdofti -tAat 

ia, Ve muple will have livedtqether intermittently.In these -es 

ixkethe urmtiofsaparat ititethelaat ~inwhiathe-ple 

livedtqether.

f 

55 

6. TO ALL CGIUtENTLYLEGALLY HARRIED (UNLESS SEPARATED) 

DNA, CURF.INTLYCOHABITING/WID/DIV/SEP 

. X 

.— - 

Q8 

What was the date of your 

(present) marriage? 

Month_ 

Year _ 

.. J.. 

..}.. 

Q 7 

7. ASK OR RECORD 

Has your husband/wife been 

leeallv married before. or not? 

Yes ..... 

No ...... 

S . TO TsOSE WITS LSGAL MARRIAGES TSAT SAVE ENDED 

(INCLUDING IF SEPARATSD) 

DNA, FIRST LEGAL NARTUAGE NOT ENDED ........ X 

ASK C@ 8-10 ABOUT ALL LEGAL MARRIAGES THAT 

HAVE ENDED, STARTING WITH THE MOST KECENT 

--- 

1 

2 

Ost 

ecent 

s.rmaf 

hat h; 

nded 

SEE 

O S 

CHECK C 

PAGE 56 

nd mos~ 

ecent 

S1-rlage 

hathas 

nded 

Ik.d❑cai 

wcent 

ml age 

hat ha! 

,nded 

mat was the date of your Month_ 

(MOST RECEWT etc) marriage? 

Y.an— 

I ..... 

..... 

I ...... 

I ...... 

I .....< 

.. J.. 

9. Had your husband/wife been legally Yes ..... 

merrled before, or not? 

No ...... 

1 

2 

1 

2 

1 

2 

10 How tid your (MOST P.lCENTetc) Death ........ 

marriage end? Was ~t n death, 

&vorce, or separatIon? m 

1 

1 

1 

Divorce ...... 

2 

2 

2 

~ 

Separatlon .. 

3 

3 

3 

m 

IF DEATH 

(a) In what ninth and year &d 

your husband/wife dle” 

Month— 

Year _ 

I ..... 

..... 

...... 

.. J... 

. . . . . . 

1 ...... 

IF DIVORCE OR SEPARATION 

(b) In what month and year did 

you stop h v~ng together? 

Month_ 

Year— 

I ..... 

..... 

. . . . . . 

I ...... 

I ..... 

I ..... 

IF DIVORCE 

(c) In what month and year was 

your decree akolute grented~ 

Month— 

Year — 

. . . . 

. . . . . 

. . . . . . 

. . . . 

. . . . . 

. . . .

56 

CSECK C 

HOUSEHOLD SOX HASITAL STATUS 

I 

Married or cohabiting ............................ x -—- 

t 

Widowed, divorced, separated or single: 

-- adult(s) of opposite aex in household, 

unrelated to Informant ................... Y --- 

--others ......................................2 --- 

CHECK E 

PAGE 57 

Q 11 

CHECK E 

PAGE 57 

I 

1 

INTRODUCE IF NSCESSARY 

I 

11. Are you currently living together Yes ... 1 

with someone as husband and wife? 

No .... 2 

(a) & (b) 

CHECK E 

PAGE 57 

(a) When did you and your partner start 

living together as husband and wife? 

Month 

Year —.. 

—.. . .. i 

.i.. 

(b) Has your partner ever been married, 

that is legally married? 

Yes ... 1 

No .... 2 

t 

CHECK E 

PAGE 57 

1 

!. 

,;. :

(56) 

Q 11 EhculdP find lt necesseq to intrcduceQll for ~ m-, 

dwxced cr sepaxated,& foil.cxnmg presnblemy be helpfil: ‘As 

ym knw, sam ccupleshm tcget.heres husbandmd mfe mthmt 

gettingna.rned,eitherkeceueethey cenmt get mrmed for eune 

reseal,Cx hecaueethey prefernh to get mrrmd ............ 

(- 

‘f’L?

(57) 

CliEXXD Filters- ehouldbe askedthe q.vesticnm mrrent cchabitatim 

(912). 

I 

Q 12 Pleeeeintrcducethis far singlemn (eeenotesunder 

‘htrcductim’). 

““) 

I 

cliEX!KE Filtem allmtltotbillccne secticn. 

..)

57 

TO SINGLE WOMEN AND KSN AGED 16-59 

CESCK D 

Adult(s) of opposite sex In household 

unrelated tolnfomant .. . . ........... ..X ---- Q 12 

Others ........................................... Y ---- - CHECK E 

BELOW 

12. INTRODUCE AS NECESSARY 

As you know, some couples live together as husband 

and wife without actually getring married, 

either because they cannot get married for 

sow reaaon, or because they prefer not to 

Yes ... 

get married. Ars you yourself c-ntly 

living with someone as husband and wlfe~ No .... 

1 

2 

(a) & (b) 

CHECK E 

(a) When did you and your partner start 

llving together as husband and w~fe~ 

Month4 

Year + 

.. J.. 

.. J.. 

(b) Has your partner ever been married, Yes ... 

that IS, legally married? 

No ... 

1 

2 

- CHECK E 

CJiSCKE MAN x ----- 

. . INCOME PAGE 64 

WOMAN has own chlld(ren) In household .. .. 1 Q 14 

others Y —--- 

.... . .. . . -Q13 

13. INTRODUCE FOR SINGLE WOMEN !.syou know, some wOmen 

become pregnant and have ch~ldren without hems married. 

Have you ever had a baby - even one Yes ... 1 -Q14 

who only lived for a short time~ 

No ... 2 SEE Q 15 

PAGE 59 

EXCLUDE ANY STTLLBORN I

5e 

14. How many children have you given birth to, including any who 

are not living here and any who may have died since birth? .—> ....... (a) E 

[EXCLUDE ANY STILLBORNI 

u (b) 

ASK (a) AND (b) FOR EACH CHILD, STARTING WITH THE FIRST-BORN 

(a) What was the date of birth and sex of your (FIRST, SECOND etc) baby? 

(b) Is your child living with 

you or not? 

1st 

child 

2nd 

child 

3rd 

child 

Qth 

chi1( 

5th 

child 

6th 

chilc 

(a) Date of birth: 

Month _ 

.. I.. 

.. I.. 

I .. .. 

I ...! 

I .. .. 

I ...< 

Year p 

- 

I 

- 

I 

- 

I 

- 

I 

- 

I 

- 

I 

Sex: Male ............ 

Female .......... 

1 

2 

1 

2 

1 

2 

1 

2 

1 

2 

1 

2 

(b) Is child living with informant? 

Yes .................. 

1 

1 

1 

1 

: 

1 

No, lives elsewhere .. 

2 

2 

2 

2 

2 

2 

NG, deceased ......... 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

SEE Q i5

(5s) 

Q 14 Forecme wmnaMedlat CliBX E,itie~sible that theene%er 

harewill teO, eglfthechildrm Inthehmmhaldaxeelladqted. 

(Thaeeduldrm will be Mantifld at Q17.) 

Rclude mis-rmd a stilhoro bebiee. 

Q 14, Pleasexemrd mfcmmtm fa all llvetmrn*tin; in *e me of 

14a,14b akrxmnti haekuinnrethm~ duldrm, ueemextrapege. 

. 

Ce 14b ‘l’hedafmitim of ‘Limng mth P‘ m tlasrevmed lxmeehold 

(& 15) def.imtum, themfi the anewersbre stild be anm.atent mth the 

lm.lsekddMqxeltlal.

(59) 

I 

Q18 & ‘lhewwxlsintiadcets applyto~n %.hohavealreadyha5a*ild, 

18(a) who is stillalive (coded1 or noreatQ 14, ad not ceded 3 at Qlb(b) 

& 18(b) fcr each ~ild) ar@or ere pregmnt ~ (waled1 at Q17). 

I 

-s, w. 1-2, 2-3. stild not be written in. M the tifczmant 

to IIElkethe ‘Imst likely’ estimate. Cnly if ~ are tile to 

obtain a specificanswer,cede as ‘b’t knew’. 

waren@-ioeay ’dm’tlOICn’tola,#,r they willheve any (nnre) 

&A&en will nm# be eskedQ18(a)end Q18(b). ‘Me hes ban the 

st.edad pra&ice cn otherfenrilyplanningor fertilitystudieead 

?= net causaldiffialtiee. If naceseary,pleaseexplainthat they 

s?xuldgive ‘acetlikely’or theirteat eetinate.

59 

15 ‘TUALL !HMF.NEXCEPT SINGLE WOHEN WHO ARE NOT COHABITING 

DNA, SINGLE AND NOT COHABITING (CODED 2 AT Q12) . X ‘– – SEE Q 16 

14 

Have you any step, feater, or adopted 

Yes .. 1 (a) 

children who 1ive with you? 

No ... 2 [ 

I I 

SEE Q 16 

(a) ENTER DETAILS BELOW 

step .............. 

foster ............ 

adopted ........... 

1st 2nd 

child chlld 

1 1 

2 2 

3 3 

T3rd 4th 

child rh~ld 

1 1 

2 2 

3 3 

date of birth, 

monthM 

.. .. .1.. 

. . . . . . . 

year— 

.. .. l.. 

.. I.. .1.. 

date started l~vlng 

with Informant 

month ~ 

year — 

..I . 

.1 ...1. 

; 

l.. 

“ ‘“”1 ““’”” 

&l.L 

SEE Q 16 

16 TO WOMEN AGED 50-59 9NA, AGED 16-49 x f----f Q ,7 

INTRODUCE 

Have you ever taken the cont~aceptive P1117 Yes .. 1 

INCOME 

No . 2 k PAGE 64 

17. TO ALL W3KSN AGED 16-49 II 

(14ayI lust check) Yes . .. 1 

are you pregnant now? 

No/unsure .. 2 

Q 18 

I 

I 

18 h you think that you WI1l have Yes.............I 1 }(a)&(b) 

* any (more) children at all 

No 2 Q 19 

(after the one you are expectlng)q 

............. 

Convt know ..... 3 (a) & (b) 

1 

(a) 

* 

(b) 

* 

(Can I ]ust check, 

still ahve .) 

How many chfldren 

have brn to you 

you have already 

(and the one you 

you have .... children 

do you think you w1ll 

in all [ mcludlng those 

:who are still alive) 

we expecting)]9 ~ ?...l... 

tl 

Don’t know .... H99 

How old do you think you w~ll be 

when you have your first/next baby 

(after the one you are expectlng)~~ ........ 

Don’t know .... 99 Q “ [’~ L 

I I

so 

19A. INTRODUCE 

TF MARRIED, COHABITING OR LIVING AS - 

HUSBAND AND WIFE (INCL. CODE 1 AT 

Q 11/12) 

Have you or your husband/partner 

ever been sterilised - I mean ever 

had an operation intended to prevent 

you getting pregnant (again)? 

Yes .... 

No ..... 

1 

2 

(a) 

CHECK G 

PAGE 61 

19B. 

OTHSRS 

Have you ever been sterilised - I 

mean ever had an operation intended 

to prevent you getting pregnant (again)? 

Yes .... 

No ..... 

1 

2 

Q 20 

CHECK G 

PAGE 61 

(a) Was it you who was sterilised 

or your husband/partner who 

had a vasectomy? 

20. In what month and year 

was the operation? 

21. Was the operation carried out 

under the National Health 

Service or not? 

Informant ......... 

Husband/partner ... 

Both .............. 

MONTH — 

YEAR — 

NHS ..... 

Other.., 

1 

2 

3 

InfOrmant 

. . . . . . . 

. . . . . . . 

1 

2 

Jiusband 

partner 

4 . 

1 

2 

22. Did you/did he have the operation: 

as a hospital inpatient, 

RUNNING staying overnight or longer ........... 

PROMPT 

asa hospital outpatient ................ 

at your/his doctorts surgery ............ 

or was it carried out somewhere else?.... 

1 

2 

3 

4 

1 

2 

3 

4 

23. As far as you know was the operation successful, 

I mean were you/your husband/partner 

successfully sterilised? 

Yes, successful ............. 

Don’t know if successful yet. 

No, not successful/gotpregnanl 

1 

2 

3 

1 

2 

3 

1Q 24 

- (a) 

(a Did you or your husband/partner 

have a second sterilisation Yes .... 

operation? 

No ..... 

1 

2 

1 

2 

?ZPEAT 

ci9(a)-Q23 

[ THEN Q24 

-CHECK G 

P#.GE61 

.:.. 

L

(60) 

Ckntxaceptlcnqh?sticsm 

Q16&Q271hia isanwqmetim m wkther~lme ever talcm the 

& Q29 anlxaa@ive pill. Itie~bytitHSSfortb amlyeisti 

* dlsracteri-ktio9 ti heslw of wcliiJl * hve * the pill. 

(X319-25 These qestiam are atxmt sterlhrn~, by Wd-I IS me.nt cperatms 

actually lnterded to prevent prqnarq. (Cperatms tiat are 

carried cut for sons tier reascn - 55 hysterectany, for exanple, 

umally u - tut Imp to prti~ stenllty, are dsalt inth at 

026.) 

919 A/B 

Note the dlffere!ntq.lesLicr!+mrdlng- filters for nmrrled WKlm?n 

(or three hvmg with aanxne 56 luelxuxiad vnfe) & other wren. 

‘1’hs~ aekd of all wmeneged 490runder, eventi tieyare 

Currmtly preqant . ThJ..s1s becsuea Sane ~ (m the. husk!eJw3e/ 

~re) may have bem stenh.asd, Mt aukaquently have had the 

ster~hsatim successfully reversed (see 0s 24 and 25). In 

adtitum, a very fewnay hsve kecnm pregnantafter stenl~atn 

(seeQ23, cede 3). 

05al All theeeamsticrs aak for the mmth and year aE the ~aticn. 

24a& 26a’1heaearekededto wxkmttie ageofthewcmen atthetmetiey 

W &e cperati- and also the mrrent mmdenos of VE qeratims. 

If ywr mformsnt has tifmmlty m ~rw the mnth, the 

follcwmg my &lp her to ~r: 

1. recalh.rqto her the dates of her events (eg a huth) 

- *& SW 1s Certal.n 

2. askl.ng-tier lt was Wlrltior s~ atthefam 

3. giviqkrtme to think. 

Q23 

Q23a If m mfcnmnt (m her huskardcr -r) has been stirih.aedntxe 

thm UICe pleaserqeat C@9(a)-Q23 for @ de~ls cf ~ s- 

Cperatlm . Write the codes m the right-had mrgm cppa~te tisae 

qmstlms . P1- flagthese S-les.

(61) 

P Qe24 &25 m~ Ievereeld -ilieetial . 

lhayany nedena~iete~ctim kpaople ktmdonotkncw 

if air eteril.ieati(xl w euccaee4ful ortwehadaeeand 

#*iliaetim . 

Q24 

Pleaee& notmisecsx%4atthie quaet.im. So, ifaemtsnee9mto 

have had ~dren (Q14)Eincetie date of Sterilieatim (Q20), 

pleaeecheckthetherwde 4 sppliearam thm cede 3. 

-) 

025 

Notethat the6@eeie iscnihether theinfoxmmt(emi her 

tusband/pertner)cm w hews tildren. ‘ltmsewho lnd a succeesfil 

reveraeltit are currentlyunableto have tidren, -se of a 

euksequentcperatim or the ccmrrene at the mnqauae, q into 

cede 4. 

@6A/B ‘m? questim Cmera q=ratiala carriedat fcx reaaabeotherlJ-lanto ) 

prewnt pregnxy, imt which_ * prc&ce sterility. FEet,if 

nck all,hye~ “eewill be remr&d &e. 

Q21 

see Q16 inatructicne.

61 

INTRODUCE IF NECESSARY 

Have you (has your husband/partner) 

had an operat~on to trv to reverse 

the ster~llsat~on” “ 

Yes, informant .... ..... 

Yes, husband/partner .... 

No ........ ..... ...... 

1 

2 

3 

- (a) 

Q27 

[nfOrnant 

iusband/I 

>artner 

(a) In what month and year 

was the operatlon~ 

MONTH — 

....... 

. . . . . . . . 

YEAR _ 

....... 

n 

... I . 

CHECK F 

CHECK F Informant lS currently pregnant Yes ... . ..‘x 

(SEE Q 17 PAGE 59) 

No/unsure. . Y 

----- 

----- 

Q 27 

0 25 

25. !iaSthe operation successful - I mean, 

can you (and your husband/partner) 

now have an(other) child, if you want to? 

Yes . . .. .. . . 

No .. . . . ... .. . .. ..... .... ... 

Not sure . ... . . .. ... . . 

Was successful, but has s~nce had other 

ster~llslng operat~on/passed menopause . 

1 

2 

3 

4 

Q 28 

0 27 

Q 28 

Q 27 

CHECK G Informant lS currentlv pregnant Yes ... . X 

(SEL Q 17 PAGE 59) - “ - 

No/unsure .. Y 

----- 

----- 

Q27 

.Q 26 A/B 

26A.IF MARRIED/COHABITING OR LIVING 

AS HUSBAND A.NDWIFE 

Have you or your husband/partner 

had any other operat~on which 

prevents you getting pregnant (again) 

Yss,Informant.. 

Yes,husbandl 

partner.. 

1 

2 

-(a) 

26B .OTHERS 

Have you had any other operation 

whlch prevents you getting 

pregnant (again)? 

No...... ...... 

3 

Q28 

Informant 

Husband/ 

partner 

(a) In what month and year 

was the operatlonq 

IIONTH— 

YEAR — 

...1. . 

.. . . 

... 

..Q 27 

II 

27. Have you ever taken the contraceptive Plll” Yes . 

No ..... 

1 

2 


t

62 

28. 

INTRODUCE: 

HAND INFORMANT CARD I 

We’ve talked about how many children you 

think you wi11 have, can we talk now about 

ways of preventing pregnancy? (EXTEND 

INTRODUCTION IF NSCESSARY) 

Hera is a list of possible ways of preventing 

pregnancy - which of them, if any, do you (and 

your husband/partner) usually use at present? 

CODE 

ALL 

THAT 

APPLY 

Husband/partner withdraws/is careful .......... 

Sheath/condom/durex........................... 

Safe period/rhythm method ..................... 

Cap/diaphragm ................................. 

Contraceptive sponge .......................... 

The pill ...................................... 

IUD/coil/loop/intra-uterinedevice ............ 

Spermicides (foams/sprays/gels/pessaries etc).. 

Going without sexual intercourse 

to avoid getting pregnant ................... 

Any other method (SPECIFY) .................... 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

Not using a method ............................ 

01 

02 

03 

04 

05 

06 

07 

08 

09 

10 

11 

-SEE (b) 

(a) 

-SEE (b) 

(c) 

(a) 

HAND INFOPJ4ANTCARD J 

Now looking at this The mini pill (progestogen only) .. 

card, which type do 

The combined pill (including 

you use? 

the multiphasic pill) ........... 

Don’t know ........................ 

1 

2 

3 

-SEE (b) 

(b) 

IF MORE THAN ONE METHOD CODED AT Q28 

HAND INFORMANT CARD I 

(c) HAND INFORMANT CARD K 

DNA, ONLY ONE METHOD CODED .......x 

You have mentioned that you and your husband/partner 

use more than one method. Can you tell me which is 

the main method you usually use at present? 

ENTER CODE FROM CARD I/Q28 ABOVE ...... 

Here is a list of raasons why people do not 

use any method for preventing pregnancy - can 

you tell me which reason applies to you? 

.---, 

-SEE Q 29 

No sexual relationship ........................ 

CODE Want to get pregnant .......................... 

ALL Unlikely to conceive because of menopause ..... 

THAT 

APPLY 

Unlikely to conceivebecause possibly infertile. 

Don’t like contraceptionand/or 

find mathods unsatisfactory ................. 

Other reason (SPECIFY) ........................ 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

-SEE Q 29 

,—

(62) 

0= llua queatkn asks abmt arrant use of cmtraceptun. Cad I M 

used ti cmfi&nt.nhty prpcaee ec that infrmmnta cm QI1l at 

tlw?ade rnm&rifthq do not wi.ahtosaythemm of thenetkd. 

. Pleaseaxle all Mstlndankmticnedby m ~nt. 

The antracaptivecpnge is rsw ~ sold m d’iamst’saftertrmls 

m Ial&l. ‘lluaM a apngs inpwb2d wth epsnnic.uk ** is 

meertd into the vagina. 

Pleasemclu* the new vaginalrug ad the m replantthatwI1l be 

avedeble m 1986 as =11 aa tk FCXSLcataluse of the PI1l or IUO 

under ‘anytier mtkd’ . 

Anyme wlm mnthns tlie pill as me nethcdskuld be asked Q28s. 

Q28s The mm PI1l E a progeatcgenmly PI1l thst IS taken 

Cmtm.vmsly. ‘l’he krad nanes are:- 

FeIulen 

Mmrmor 

?@xwal 

Necgest 

Norcyastm 

lbrday 

W&es the kunal obtainedher numplll s~plles abroadany tier UK 

bard nam M a @mad PI1l. 

‘Ik onbmed pill 1s a ontnned oestr~en ti progestcgm pill. 

lhereare a ~ of tiferent t= of ccmtnnedPI1l mcludmg the 

mxa recentlyavalable nult@aelc pllla,~fi ~ry tie ~ta of 

~eslnthe pillamaqhcut tilmlth. Sme Oftheae 

mlti@aaio pIllahave 2 or 3 d~fferentmlmred pills to inlmate 

151adifferentStageeor @aaes of the nmthly hormnal cycle. The 

URbl.md pllla are eu~Lld m 21, 22 or 26 day z-. 

Uee tie de for tie rrethcdat Q2E. 

If ym I’m.eany quanea please qve fullnotesad flag. 

Q2S C Thap.mpceeoftlnaq.k=s_ =to~dentify~wmenbnti usea 

ccntm~ve metkd. wmmwhowantmgetp~t, cbmt havea 

a sexualrelatnstip cu are past the mncpauae cc mfertfle are not 

at nsk aE havq m mplmmd pregnancyad * not reqmm any 

ontraceptlveeervlcea.

(63) 

(x29 See 916 inetructims. 

Qa3G31 

. . 

‘Ii=ae~ 

informmta ttm have difficultyin 

gettingpregn#”W~~”tiM&eir am ~ t@ir huslmd’s/partnark 

infertility)are coveredby whst are krmm es infertilityservices. 

Vary littleis krmm stoutthe axtentof need for &sin,or the use 

Mede of mm. h the queeticneick+ntifya grmp whichhas been 

lexgelyneglectedby othersurveys,their inclusi.cnin tie (X35is of ‘. 

P 

pm&allz SdvSntageto the pecpleCulcerned. 

.)

63 

29. ASK IF NOT CURRSNTLYUSING TliKPILL 

DNA, CURRENT pILL uSERS (CODE 06 AT Q28) ..x 

Have you ever taken the contraceptive pill? Yes .... 

No ..... 

,---- 

1 

2 

~CHECK H 

CHEcx E 

Women aged 16-44 ..........................x 

,---- 

Q 30 

Women aged 45-49 ..........................Y 

----- 

INCOME 

PAGE 61+ 

30. ASK UNLSSSHAS EAD STKRILISATION RKVSRSAL 

DNA, HAS HAD STERILISATION REVERSAL 

(CODED 1 OR 3 AT Q25) ......X 

As far as you know, could you 

(and your husband/partner) have 

(more) children, if you wanted to, 

or would It be dlfflcult or imposs~ble~ 

----- 

. INCOME PAGE 6U 

Could have (more) children . ........ . 

Would be dlfflcult/impossible ... ....... 

1 

2 


(a) 

(a) 

Will you please look at this card 

and tell me what the diff~culty 1S9 

SHOW CARD L 

Getting pregnant . .. . . .... . .. 

CODE 

Having a baky born allve . . . ...... ., 

ALL 

THAT Pregnancy would endanger health . . . . .. .. 

APPLY Passed the menopause - change of llfe . ... 

Other (SPECIFY) ... . ... ... . .... 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

t 

Q 31 

INCOME 

PAGE 64 

.. ...... ...... .......... .. ............... 

t 

31. ASK IF EAS DIFFICULTYIN GETTING PREGNANT 

OR HAVING A BABY S0SSALIVS (Q30(a)CODED1 OR 2) 

Have you (or your husband/partner ) 

ever consulteda doctorabout the 

d~fficultyyou have or would have 

In gettingpregnant/havinga baby 

born allve~ 

Yes.... 

No..... 

1 

2 

} 

INCOME PAGE 64

64 

INCOMK 

CEECK A See Employment Q 2a, CHECK A, Q 4. 

Employment Q 2a ia coded: 

- employer-baaed YTS (code 1) ...................... Q 

- college-based YTS (code 2) ...................... R 

---- -Q1 

---- - Q 13 PAGE 70 

-others 

........................................... s 

---- -(a) 

(a) Employment CHECK A is coded: 

- had a job last week (code 3) .................... T 

- unemployed (c~e~Or 5)................ u1 

- others (INCL. RETIRED/ 

KEEPING HOUSE) (codes) ....................v - 

---- 

- (c) 

----- - (b) 

----- -Q 13 PAGE 70 

(b) Employment Q 3A/3B is coded: 

- never worked (code 2 or 4) .................... v- 

- others ......................................... x- 

---- ‘O 13 PAGE 70 

---- - (c) 

(c) Employment Q4 is coded: 

- employee [codel) ........................ Y- 

-self-employed (code2) ........................ z- 

---- -Q1 

---- - CHECK F 

PAGE 69

(*) 

Fllrpmeof eectim 

nmminueeofa~ ~into~ickaneeeure ofcuerall~ti~ 

is an *trot clakificabxy xkm * all tier eectims of ti qmakimnah2; eg 

tmlaing,Ilealti,aipl~t, e, ee audl,in Used ~ all alr Clialtgxerlmmt 

~~. Fkwewr, the irlfmlmtim atmltthe Cmqxllentiofirmreiealaouaed 

in ite am right. 

scm3inprkmt u13eacfthe In~ Sectialare: 

a. to~-~lexeslaof pa@ehemam~mlyecurm2 of inan’e 1s 

state benefits wtth tie lncrRrb35of ths rest of he ~latim. 

b. tomlmvtowhat~t partxular statebsnefitsem readhg hmaablds in 

need. 

c. tolcckat ~ frml mmqmtmlal penei.ma. 

d. to lnk ~abflmtmm md ~ in a kind of coat-tmef~t analyslsrolled 

the ‘Rateof Return’fm hi@er amtim, ie oxt cf hi@er ducatxm d the 

anmmt returnedto the ExtieqI~ in ~ etc. 

e. to relate attitu&Sm the ‘right to kuy ’ -al and tenanted -es to 

~ ad the ~cprlate dieaunta. 

‘llr2tiled qu2B12ming m the %mm3 ee~ ia moeaaary kecauae the tifferent 

uees af the data ckmnd s~ght~y &.fferentdefmtims of mccm?, eg ES CJEw-elly 

needs to ansm5ar hcw nu~ net n~ ie availablefor llvingexpemea, after 

~1.aorY d=d.mlams llke ~ tax md Natimal Insurance. ~ ~t of 

~catn, m tie tier hd, s ancemed mth gms earruqs: tie alumntof Kuley 

pd ty an eqlqer, beforeany ~ct.mns are nta& fran lt. 

Inlrd.macn 

c 

b Vue eectaui IS ao detzd.ed,plaaaa Intrduce the ~m fullyuamg tle notes 

tie. It~~t~ ~are~not cnlyofthe pmpee of tie 

eectial,tatallmofth~ * mdl &al ia nec%3eary. 

--- 

.._

(64b) 

Notes 

i. R??cVrding 

alrxlnts 

of 

G2mrally ~ are askedto record b3th~.S d ~nce, ad stould 

probeto emure thatansu?rsare as accura~ se possible. 

lbme, hcsvavar,an enrsmtrefars@ a 12+rmth ~ricd (~ 

10s(ii),11, llb(iii),17F@, 30s and 33a),P shouldrecord 

is ally (notpenes). ~rs shouldbe rcumiedti the nearest 

wholef, SOP to nearesteven f. 

ii. 

ikkimstes 

At - questions it may be necessary to accept estimated, 

rather than sdusl, ancunts. VheE-r this he~na, please 

emsure that you followthe standardprocedureof marking$E! 

beside the answer. please, acept esthstes rather then obtain 

at~~tti~ha~a &lblelinS armd the box 

(eg.C$%4,8,9). 

iii. Checking 

the 

Inonu2 

Sectirn 

lhmugkmt &e 1~ sectionyou almuldbe alertb the wed 

to check amewersagainstthcf4egivenesrlierin the interview. 

‘lkyb ascertainthe maem for any -rent discrepanciesW- ) 

write fullexplanatorynotes. 

iv. 

Sslfonrpletion 

lhe ~ sectim couldb tiny or partiallyself-completed 

tryen informantrstherthan lose informtim, but try to avoid 

this. 

v. Useof 

pay slips 

M questionson earnings,frm both main ad secmd or 

occaaicnaljots,infornsmtsslmuldbe askedif theycan prduce 

a currentor recentpay slip to which theycan refer. 

The rulesaboutthe use of pay sli~ in relaticnto the main 

jrb are as follcwe: 

- currentmy slip available,ie relatingto lestpay 

pericd:shouldte referredto for informationon last 

tire’seami~s ad deductions 

- pay slip up to 3 calerrlarmxkha out of date available: 

could te consulted,if a currentpay slip is not 

avail~le, as a guide for estimstiq lasttireCS pay; thJ 

will usuallyinvolveaddingon any immases that hsve 

ocxwrad ainre* ald -y slip 

- pay slip ncre than 3 cslem%r ucmtheout of date 

available: shouldnot be comulted unlessthe informant 

is cetin thatno ‘-s have ocmrred sincethat time 

(seealso noteeat ‘F9yslipcode’,p. (67).

CliDXA MS dire- pecpleto the relevantg=stiomo m that codes 

fcrpaople cnYTSwitha@Oyam= at=llege inthe last weak 

(P41~t Q ti) tde Piority cwer Ii= code at Fnploymnt Q 1.

(6%) 

Elrnirqseeen ~ (Q l-lo) 

Q1 

l?d.eq.metimiee ekedofall~b who Sreaurently wrlcinqas 

QP@-eend=@w=~=$elxl 

ofthoee-@a3per6cns 

(i.ecodad40r5at=Aofti R@~t secticn)whceamet 

reoantjob weaeeene4rployea. 

Ifenmplcyee-s--me jobommrrently, Inam Qlaxri 

tbfOlbdllg aqumm Of Qe %10 referto~usdn~mly (at 

Q4in F@oymmtaecti m),ietheuoet mlnmerstive jcb. 

If the infcnmnt has mly recentlystartedme ~b (describedat 

~~tn~ m~~ nti * receivedany wegs/sslary,erplain 

snswarQ2intenmoflxwhe/sk expectstobe 

paid; thenq~Q4(see no@ fir@ 4,8,9). 

92 Notethet &epericd anfensdby the lestwqe/eeleq is recorded 

here; tlliemay differfran the usuel~ ~icd. 

@de 5 is cnly for pay pericdsof a oalendarnrmth. If ecsmme 

volunteersthath? h ~d ‘~thly ’, ched Whetherthis is 

calm- rnnthly(ie 12 ~ per year)or 4+eekly (ie13 tines , 

per year). 

If last t.in’e’s pey was unusualin that it includedholidayPY, 

specifythe totalperiodcoveredby lesttine’spey, includinqthe 

kd.idayperti- 

CHDx C If an infmmmt skrmldhave receiveda further~ m salszy 

&Q3 Bincethe datehe gave yw at Ql, the snswemti&eckc will 

determinewhetherwe acceptwhet he tellEus aa hia ‘an-rant 

incmte’,or whetherwe make sczm adjustmnt to the infornekim 

becauseit is no lager current. 

If, by ~ing the date of intemi~, the dete m which tiey 

were lestpsid,end the Perid Cweradbyt hstlsetw sgeya.lfind 

that they elxmldhave been paid again sticethe date at Ql, we 

needtokncxv at @@details ofamrerecent wege are not being 

given. 

In ucst mass *is will be tecauespay reveringthe uwst recent 

w_aYcdl ~ to ~ collected(precede2: thisnay spply,fo-’ 

ibrnr@s wemalho3idsy duringKllelsstpsy 

period). 

Insaueceswinformm temayeey thsttheyreceiwd nopey because 

theywere offsick, inwtxichmeepbsse dledciftheyreceived 

&y StetitorySickPay frrmt.kir .aq@e.r. In 1983 a dmngs in 

thelewnssie emplcyeramep cneible fcrgay@eickpsy *the 

fixet8 d of m eqloyse’e sidrn~ ~ce (~~’e 

StatutcuySickpay E.S.S.P). After 8 weeksNstimal Insuranos 

SiClalessSmefit is payablein the Ueuslmy. 

NS Fran April 5th 19S6earployerewill ke respxwb“ le f= paying 

‘= for the first3S wsska of en s@.oyee’e sickneseabeence. 

‘mis means that tha mly pecpleclaimingNI eidmees kfmefitwill 

be Wicsenot entitledto E=. Scm2 lalployemenhenoethe basic 

StatutorySide Pay so that full usualpay is receivedby the 

qloyee, - enhsnce=toaprqcrt.im tiuaual~y, eg 75%, 

mdmpeymly the basic ESSP. At Q3, i2mew%ossy they 

haven’trecdved any -Y for their lestpy pericdmy hsve 

reoaivedcnly ESsPend@ehmld becoded3. 

. ... ..-- ... . . . .. .-. 

on~ 

.r.

65 

EARNINGS YROM WORE AS 

(including unamloyed 

AN EMPLOYKE 

per80n9) 

,!,p&’ 

1. On what date were you last paid 

a wage or aalaryq ~ 

CEKCK B Unemployed, and date at Q 1 

la more than 3 months ago ... . ...................... 

Others .......... .... ......... ..................... 

2. i-lowlong a period dld your 

A week ..... ......... 

laat wage/salary cover? Calender month ....... 

m 

Other (SPECIFY) ...... 

.. . .... ... ....... 

--- 

1 

2 

1 

5 

3 

- CHECK B 

1= 

Q 13 

PAGE 70 

Q2 

CHECK C 

CHBCK C 

(a) 

INTERVIEWER FZCORD 

TODAY‘S DATE ~ 

m 

--- 

(b) 

(b) 

Is date at 

of today’s 

(ANSmR AT Q ‘2) 

Q 1 wlthm ....... .... 

date? Yes . 

No. 

X 

1 

--- 

Q& 

Q3 

3. You haven’t receivedany pay for the 

last (ANSwERAT Q 2). ‘s ‘hat because ““ 

YOU WI1l collect the pay at some fut~e 

RUNNING dat-orbe given back pay ................. 

you are receiving only statutory sick pay fi 

PROUPT 

your employer ............................ 

or w1ll you receive no pay from yow 

employer for that period? (EXPLAIN) ...... 

..... ... ... ...... ...... 

... ...... 

2 

3 

4 

QLI 

SEE CHECK D 

.Q4 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

i 

i 

CSSCX D 

If Informant received only statutory 

Sick pay (ceded 3 at Q 3) collect details 

of thestatutay sick payat Qab - 8 .............. 

,--- 

-QI$ 

2.66

66 

4. Whet was your wage or salary, including f I P I 

any overtime, bonus, commission, tips, 

or tax refund. 

but after all deductions, T= 

the last time you were paid? ~ mm I 

1 PAY 

CONSULT PAY SLIP 

“7 

5. How much income tss was deducted under PAYE 

fP 

from your last wage/salary? 

Q611 

Nothing .... 2 (a) 

(a) May I just check, did that 

Yes ..... 1 

wage/salsry include a 

(i) 

refund of income tax? 

(i) How much was 

therefund,–m: ---::::: -:- : 

(b) DO YOU usually pay any tax? Yes ..... 1 

Q6 

No ...... 2 

6. How much was deducted for yom 

National Insurance contribution? 

7. What other deductions 

if any, were made from 

your wage/salary for: 

(i) Pension/ 

superannuateion 

contribution?_ 

(ii) Other 

deductions?_ 

“@ fP 

Nothing .... 2 

f 

P 


w 

f P 


I 

! 

III 

Iv 

v 

9. Whet was your gross pay last time, 

beforeany deductionsweremade? 

i 

P 

GROSS 

PAY 

IF TAX REFUND AT 5a(i), 

CHECK INCLUDED IN GROSS PAY 

(as well as in Take-Home Pay) 

a 

. 

CSXK E 

“y, 

(a) INTERVIEljE RECORD TOTAL 

OF BOXSS I-V 

PAY SLIP 

(b) Is the total you have recorded Yes ..... X --- CODE PAGE 67 

the same as GROSS PAY? 

No ......Y --- (i) 

(i) RECHECK AMOUNTS WITH INFORMANT AND: 

AMSND, SO THAT TOTAL AGREES ............... x . . - PAY SLIP 

(OR, IF CAN’T MAKE AGKEE, EXPLAIN) 

CODE 

........ Y --- 

PAGE 67 

........................................... 

- ,. 

—. 

._ 

-?

(65b) 

(RITx C If, lxwewsr,the ~ hull not [ever) ~ve any pay cr H 

La tithe mmaentpy period, pleaeering pemik4d explain 

ant’d t2keIeaaal: eglnfcmmnt iancwme4qJlm@d adwillrea?ivam 

PaYlsi~ pay fm mployer. All au~ mtiaticm elxxldbe probed 

ami exp~ filly. 

(66) 

t@4, a l!x?~le limeara.mdlhslxmes at Qe4,8imd 9uean that these 

&9 itam era espc.lally~ tad~nuet,t irefom,do yrur 

u- to avmd a ‘dn’t kmw’ an- at tk!u. If necessary, 

~ an eetmnte, or even a gEss, ratherthan lesve the 

qmatims ~. 

m4 

&8 

‘1’Lprmgk not be sham m pay ali~ tut slmuldbe includedin 

emxntnat Qa4md8. Any rsn-taxableall~ or eqansas 

~ld — rmt b iI’ICh.1~. 

If tie infmnemthaamly recmtlystartad the yobe.dhaenotyet 

reoeiw3dany mge/aa.laIY,explatitkas m a note ti glws an 

-tmmte of what he expecte to ~ve. 

Q4-8 

Q 56(I) ‘he tnx for entering the anumt of tax refud has deh.berately 

-pitiawlmtMcsmtre cfthepage txasaua.etheanumt 

entered here Wl already hve ban included m take-lmre pay ti 

we & net want It dmble-amted at the ~tmg stage. NeIW 

tiuswantlt-bl ~ted ~ ycu - that tak+hme pey 

plus deductmns eqxLe grinspay (seeCheck E helm). 

Q7 

Q8 

We Sreaeklngymtiaadcw take+m= psy (ammt at 1, CM) 

*a dl deducUma (anrmntaat 11, III, IV- V) ~ to 9r=s 

piy. Plaaeeremxtl at(a) m- Ethe tti~+~~~ 

~ts 1-v. Ifthare iea&ffiranceofnm_a thanfl~ 

yourtotaldthe aramt recorti at CEl(grma pay), - Y at 

(b). ‘lhen- all the timdual Snunltswltllycur Im3=mnt, 

mdamndtiul~ u fcund. If the anmnts then agree. ads X 

at (b)(i). If P mformnt eatumtd arryor all of the vanms 

auarnta ymehmld~lltryto getagrefscmtbeth=srlymr 

,(rmdssl)tutal ti ha. (estimtd) grasspy. ~f. after 

-tig, *era ie etill a di=r~~e PM r- ~ y at 

(b)(i)W try to =@=n the &sc=FEuIq, aaYUKIinch, lf any, 

~ the figureeare ~ ldcelyto b? ~ate. 

202

(67) 

PAY SI,1P ~ slipsme than 3 calendarmonthsout of date stouldgenerally 

CUE 

not have beenconsultedto estimstelasttime’spay. If, hcwever, 

~ informnt had assuredyou thst last time’sPy wee the asure 

m that m the out+~ta pay slip,and the pay slipwas referred 

to in answeringQa 1-8,ring coda 2. ~erwise aP3S 2 shouldbe 

ueadcmly uhanapayslipm - than3calendar rmntheoutof 

data was svai~le — aml was amsultad in ader to estimatelast 

time% psy. 

Q 9(a) 

m mat cases,Q 9(a) shouldbe straightforward.If an infcmnsnt 

meriea what we mean & ‘usually’,it is sincethe lastchime in 

t%rasnstancea affactti his pev-(~ sime his last uav riad=ince 

he stirtedthis jtietc). If ‘-X is stilldiffic@ in “ 

Obtainirqan mount ‘usually’ received,ask for the averageanrnmt 

received. 

1 

N3te: 

If lxsma/ovetiimPaymen* are usuallyreceived,they 

:Culd be inclldedin usualway. 

ii. If the infozmentis on short-time,the ancunt 

recordedas usualpsy ahculdbe the anvuntusuallyearned 

beforeshort-timemrking began. 

iii. -aemal hurkers: recordtheamunt earnedin the 

currentseasonad the pericdit cxxers. 

iv. If the informent’s Py variesfor a specificnuuberof 

useks in the year (eg aclmolmrkers m lowerpsy during 

holidaytire)note the amunts and the periods. 

Q 9(c) 

I 

Code all that qply. Wsere dvame bliday my k been included 

in last time’spay, specifythe Isxlkerof Work@ days it mverad 

at aide 1. 

Code2is restrict=3tmtax refunda,andcaaea wharalaest=x than 

usualw peid laattiue. If 3aat tiue’spay was di=nt frm 

uaualpay becaueeuorataxwaa~d, ringooda 7arm3apecify.

67 

PAY 

SLIP 

CODE 

Pay SIIP for correct date consulted .. . , *A .. .. .. . . 

Pay S1lP for different date consulted and used t6’’estlmate 

last time’s pay . . . .. .. .. . . 

No pay SIIP used to estlrratelast time’s pay . . . ... .. 

1 

2 

3 

I 

.Q9 

(a) 

IF PAY SLTP CCINSULTSD Yes .. 

(a) was It consultedby Interviewer. ... No . .. 

1 

2 

.09 

9. Your take-homepay last tim was f.... (see Q 4). Yes .. 

Is this the amountyou usuallyreceive(prior 

to statutorysick pay)’ 

No .. 

(a) HW much do you usually receive, including 

overtime, bonus, cotmnissmn, or tips, 

E 

each tima you are paid ... 

IF HO 

after all deductions?— 

USUAL 

ANOUNT 

snd before all deductions?— 

E 

wGIVE 

a 

(b) How ofien are you Weekly .... ..... . . 

1 

2 

Q 10 

(a) 

TAKE USUAL 

HOME 

1 

GNOSS 

-1 

PAY 

usually paidg 

Calendar nrmthly . ... 

Other (SPECIW) . .. 

.... .. .... .. ..... 

t 

(c) 

(c) May I just check, why was 

~t that your pay last time 

was dIfferent from usualg 

CODE 

ALL 

THAT 

APPLY 

It included advance hollday 

pay for ... .. workIng days (SPECIFY) . 

It Included a tax refund .... . .. . 

It Included Statutory Sick Pay . . .. 

Ahsent due to slcknessl?njury - no 

Statutory Sick Pay included ........... 

On Paid matarnlty leave ........... ..... 

Unusual amount of ovsrtime .............. 

Other (sPEcIFy) .............. .. ....... 

..... .................................. 

01 

02 

03 

04 

05 

06 

07

68 

10. Do you ever get an occaaioaal addition to pay, 

such aa a Christna or quarterly bonus or 

an occasional counnission, including any 

Yes .. 1 - (a) 

you may have told me about already? No.... 2 -Q13 

PAGE 70 

(a) What paymentsof this kind have you had 

OFF. USE 

in the last 12 months? ITEMISEBELOW F1 F2 

(i) (ii) (ill] (17) 

D*mriptlm Wt w @.. n Wa nu%d: TmlmaaeJ mluudtak c-ha* -U 

....(a*(i),ora 4ifa 9 OmIRl1). 

~“ ~ “K L MlOb(sms/caDussIa), lfau,is 

mnad inthis? EM*lMll@d 

f, 

c I D lnesualuu 

I 

1 2 3 I x 

I 

I 

1 2 3 I x 

1 1 2 3 

I 

1 x 

I 

GO TO Q 13 PAGE 70

(68) 

Q 10 CEcasioMl (ie mregular)bonuses,ad bonusespsld permdmslly 

tut mt recezvedwith everywage m salary,sknuldbe included 

here. 

Q loa(ii) my actualmmey iname slxxldbe remrded here: excludemane 

in ku’d (mn+mmetaxy gifts)ard wuchers (egholldaymuchers). 

Note that the amount to be enteredIs the total.smunt received In 

the last 12 ninths. 

Q 10s( lV) 

Tlus questmn asksonly for the amunt of bonus,If any,which Is 

nlu~ In the usualtake-ham pay at Q9a(1) or CM If last tuns’s 

pay was usual.

(69) 

Earnings fran Self+lnployue nt (Qs 11 and 12) 

Q 11 : Use the alternativewxding (inbox) ti recordearnings 

%%re tax in the last 12 mnths for certaingroupsof psople 

coded self-e@oyed in the B@oyment section:- 

1. Mail-order agents, baby-sitters etc. 

2. Peoplewho are self-enplcyedbut receivea weekly 

wage,have tax deductedat 30% but pay cm N.1. strep. 

‘Iheseare mainlysub-contracte3buildersor construction 

workers. 

Ftmenber:directorsof limitedmnpanies are employeesand hence 

~wom shouldnot be recordedhere. 

If a personis self-employedwithina partnership,checkthat the 

answerat Qll referscnly to the informant’ shareof the business 

ad does not includehis/herpSrtneK’s share of the profits. Take 

particularcare in hustmd-ati-wifepartnerships(ardespecially 

when takinga joint interview)thateach partner’sshareof the 

profitsis remrded on hisfierown schedule,ard that the total 

profitfranthe businessis not shcm m both schedules,but is 

dividedbetweenthem. 

Remnixx thatQll refersto the mst recent12 mnths for which 

figuresare available. If the figuresrelateto a periodlonger 

ago than two years,note in additionthe informant’sbest guessof 

theircet profitfor the mst recenttax year,or that m profit 

was made. 

l%ose in businesssix mnths but less than 12 mnths: ask for an 

estimateof what theirannualprofitis likelyto be, ad mark the 

figureas an estimate‘E’. 

Q Ub(iii) Includemney ploughedback intothe businessas profit.

69 

EARNINGS FROM SELF-EMPLOYMENT(includingunemployed 

personsself-employedin most recentjob) 

I 

CHECK F Work~ng last week - self-employed for less than 

6 months (CODED 01-03 AT EMPLOYMENT Q 9B ) ...... ... . 5 

Unemployed for 3 months or mors 

(CODED 4-9 AT EMPLOYMENT Q 23) ....... ................ 1 

All others .... ................. .................. X --- 

t 

-Qll 

Q 13 

PAGE 70 

11 How much net profit dld you receive, In the most 

recent 12 months for wh~ch You have f~gures, 

from your share of the business or profession - 

that is, after deducting all expenses and wages 

but before deductIng Income tax, your N.1. 

contributIon, or money drawn for your own use~_ 

r- 

L 

Nothing/made a loss .. . 

Don’t know ....... .. . 

i 

2 

3 

(a) 

.Q12 

- (b) 

(a) 

What are the dates of 

the 12 months to which 

these figures relatev 

Beglnnlng 

Ending 

R-- 

!fTH 

R 

-Q12 

11. ALTERNATIVE Q . FOR MAIL-ORDER AGENTS, BABY SITTERS ETC 

How much dld you earn (before tax) 

during the last 12 months> — 

d 

Q 12 

(b) Do you regularly draw sums of money Yes 

from the business for your owm use? 

No 

- (1)-(lV) 

-Q12 

(1 

How much on average do 

you usually take o.m” 

f 

~ 

“L 

(u)How often do you Weekly .. . ... 

usually draw money out7 

Calendar monthly ... 

Other (SPECIFY) .. 

......... . .. ... 

(Ill) 

After deducting the amount you w~thdraw and 

other expenses, how much profit dld your 

share of the business y~eld n the most 

recent 12 months for which you have $igures”_ 

L 

(Iv) What are the dates of ~ 

the 12 months to which 

these figures relateq 

-- 

~~~H---

70 

12i Do you pay a National Insurance contribution? Yes .. 

No ...< 

1 

2 

. (a) 

-Q13 

(a) Do you pay just the flat rate Flat rate only .. 

COntri.bUtiOn(Class 2) or do 

Flat rate and 

you also pay a profits related 

profite related ., 

contribution (Class 4)? 

DOn’t know ......< 

(i) How much was the last 

(profits related) 

f 

c&tribution (Class 4 ) you paid? -—+ 

~ 

1 

2 

3 

-Q13 

t 

(i)&(ii) 

(ii) 

How long a period did 

this cover? 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

A week ........... 

Calendar month ... 

Other (spECIFY) .. 

J_ 

1 

5 Q 13 

3 

EARNINGSFSOM SECOND/OCCASIONALJOBS 

13. Do you earn any money (from a second job), 

from odd jobs or from work that you do 

from time to time (apart from your main job)? Yes ... 

PROMPT AS NECESSARY, INCL. BABYSITTING, 

NAIL ORDER AGENT, POOLS AGENT 

(a) what iS it that you do (~d what does 

the firm you work for make or do)? 

RZCORD JOB DESCRIPTION (& INDUSTRY, IF APPROPRIATE) 

No .... 

1 

2 

. (a) & (b) 

-Q18 

PAGE 72 

(b) In this job an employee ............................. 

are you: 

or self-employed? (INCL. BABYSITTER, 

MAIL ORDER/POOLS AGENT) ............... 

DK (EXpLAIN) ............................ 

1 

2 

3 

14. Is that a job you do: regu%rly each week ........... 1 

or from time to time? ......... 

Other (SPECIFY) ............... 

............................... 

2 

3 ) 

Employee in second/occasional fob end regularly each week WQ 1 

Employee in second/occasional job end not regularly each week ~Q 16 1 

Self-employed in second/occasional job or DK if.self-employed~Q 16 

SEE BOX 

BELOW

(70) 

Q 12 

Persns who are self-employedusuallypay a flat-rateNatIonal 

Inaurano?contribution(Class2) and, If the proflts fran them 

@aimss are sufficientlyhigh, they psy an ddltmnel 

~f its-relatedcontribution(Class4). ‘ItElatteris paid direct 

to the InlardRevenuewith tbe>rtax ad anmnts to 6.3%of 

pof lts tetwsenf3950SIW5f13000 (ssat CEtcber1984). 

At Q 12a(i) mah sure that you recordthe smunt of the 

profits-relatd mntrtition mly (~ the full NI mntributlon); 

flat rate NI Contributors are known. (At the tun? of writing the 

flat rate NI mntrtitlon was f4.60 a week.) 

Eamll’qs fran second/occasional ]*S ((k 13-17) 

@ 13-17 These questlom ask tit any earned mcme frm second, 

occasmnal or cdd Jobs,dcne regularlyor fran t- to tum. 

Q 13 ‘fhosewith a mm lob lastweek slmuldbe askedwhetherthey earn 

any nrmey fran a secordJob, francdd ybs or fran mrk that they 

ti fran tn b2 tm2, apart fran thatmmn ]*. 

Tbse with MI (inaln)job last week shuld be askd abut any cdd 

Icbs tie etc (le exclude the @rases m brackets). 

If the mfomant dces mre than one cccaaioml/cdd3*, or has 

sscotiard thmd Jots,remrd detal1s of the mst remunerativeIob 

* UJ NuT remrd detals of all lobs,or totalinccm frm all 

Jr&. 

Includeany km of moms that M the resultof the informant’s 

expenditureof t- and/oreffort- eg fees for professlonal 

advice,dmector’s fees, mcranefran a regularsecondIcb, or fran 

casualmrk dme for frlendsor nelghtours,or mccanefrun the 

sale of It= mde/prcducedby the mf ormnt. Eut note that there 

must be an actualmccm, howewsrsmall,fran the actlvlty: 

PsWnt m kind (- -rd d lcdgmg m mtum for 

chlhindmg) &es mt count;mf abmld you includetransactmns 

betweenlxmaeholdm=rs unlessthe informantM a pati servant. 

If in dcubt aa to whetheran activity/masm sho.ddbe mclucledat 

Q13, make full notesof the cmcumtances ad ask the deperdent 

questlom es *prcprLate. 

Q 13(a) Pm& for miuatry mly If It aesm ~rlate; for met yixs 

ldent~fmd here (baby-slttmg,mall crder agentetc) lt is mt 

necessary. 

Q 14 13etmlsare collectedabout (only)the mat remne ratlwe 

aecoti/occasional3cb (seeQ13). Use cede 1 mly If the mformnt 

hvrks regularlyeach week m the 3*, *rt fran absencesfor 

lmlMIsy, sick.m55 etc. Any Ick6 that are -e less frequently 

then weekly shouldbe c- 2 or 3 as applicable. Includem - 

3 (SP~IEY) thosewho -k re@arly but less often than every 

wek, for exanple,every fortmght or every mnth.

(71) 

Q15& Ehmurage informantsto produceand referto a currentpay slip, 

15(a)-(c) ss YOU ~ld for earniqs ss an enployeein a main j&. 

Q 15(b) 

Note that this is the periodcoveredby the last wage or salary, 

not hw often they are paid. 

Qs 16& 

17 F@ 

We want to k.nw over what pericd the informant has held the job, 

not on hcw many mcasione/deyshe/shehas been enployed. For 

~le, a mil crder agentwho startedwith a catelogue10 mnths 

ago, and spendsone day a week mrking as en agent,shouldbe 

ceded 4 at Q16 ad then asked sinces~rting doingthe jcb (ie 10 

mnthe ago) hw mud he/shehas earned (Q17A). Bmever, If he/she 

hd been actingas en agent for 12 mnths or mre (code5 at Q 16) 

we want earningsin the last 12 mnthe at Q17B.

TU E@ I.OYSESWOJWING REGULARLY EACN WEEK 

15. On what date were you last paid 

a wage or salary>— 

--. -, 

(a)-(c) 

(a) What was your wage or salary, incluting 

any overtire, bonus , comriss~on or 

tips, but after all deductlona, 

the last time you were pud~~ 

m 

f 

v 

r 

I I , 

(b) How long a period 

did th~s cover? Aweek . . . . 

Calendar month .. . 

Other (SpECIFY) . .. 

. . . . . . . I 

1 

5 

3 

TAKE 

EOUE 

(c) What deductions, If any, were made from 

this pay befa’e you received ~t” None .... 

ITEMISE BELOW AND GIVE AfOIJ~S 

f F 

2 

I 

—.- 

-QIB 

1 

IF DEDUCTIONS NOT !CNOWN, 

GIVE GROSS PAY 

b 

E 

P 

GROSS 

TU EMPLOYEES NOT WORKING REGUIARLY EACH WEEK, 

TO SELF-EMPLOYED, AND TO 0S IF SELF-ENPLOYSD 

16. Ha+ long have you been earning 

money from this Iob” 

Less than 3 montns ...... ....... 1 

2 months - less than 6 months ..I ‘2 

6 months - less than 9 months .../3 

9 months - less than 12 months .. Q 

12monthsormozw ......... ..... 5 

- Q 17A 

Q 17B 

17A 

17B 

IF LESS TH4N 12 MONTHS 

(CODES 1-4) 

Since you started doln 

this ]ob 

IF 12 MONTHS OR MORE 

(CODE 5) 

In the last 12 months 

hcw much have you earned from 

tnls work, after deducting 

all business expenses, but 

before deducting lncoma tax, 

N; contrlbutlORS, or money 

drawn for your ain use? 

l-’ 

Noth~ng, no profit 

& 

7 

Don’t knw ......... 

3 

-Q18 

I,

STATS SSNEFITS 

72 

18. Are 

the 

you at present receiving any of 

following State benefits? 

ENTER CURRENT 

WEEKiiYRATE 

(a) 

Child bsnefit? 

IF CHILD BENEFIT RECEIVED 

(i) k well as child benefit, 

do You receive the 

one-parent increase? 

Yes .. 

No ... 

Yes .. 

30 ... 

1 

2 

1 

2 

-EIll’”k 

(b) 

Family Income supplement? 

Yes .. 

No ... 

(c 

(d) 

N.1. Retirement pension or 

Old Age pension? 

Supplementary pension, 

supplementary ienefit or 

allowance? 

Yes .. 

No ... 

Y2S .. 

NO ... 

1 

2 

1 

2 

(e) 

N.I. Sickness benefit? 

(NOT EMPLOYER!S STATUTORY 

SICK PAY) 

Yes .. 

No ... 

(f) 

unempi~ym.entbenefit? 

Yes .. 

1 

No ... 

2 

19. (In addition) are you receiving any 

of the State benefits listed on this 

card? 

SHOW CAFUIM 

Yes .. 

No ... 

1 

2 

CODE BELOW (a)-(f) 

Q 20 

(a) Widow’s pension or War Yes .. 

Widow’s pension. 

No ... 

1 

2 

(b)’Any other State widow’s benefits 

(ie Widow’s allowance or Widowed 

MOther’s allowance). 

Yes .. 

No ... 

1 

2

Statebenefits(Q 18) } 

(72) 

Hma infcmratmnbut statebemf ms, mcludu-gdetailsof ellglbdltyandamunts 

of benefit,is m tbe ~S tuokletrWihmh Seneflt?’a CCPY of whichycu shcdd 

have. 

@ 18, 19, i. A weeklyrate is riqulredhere. 

20 

Gemrd 

pointx 

Q 18(a) 

Q l%(~) 

Q 18(b) 

Ii. If en mfmnant is ellgiblef= berefitbut hss mt yet 

receiveda paymnt, make a ncteand,cutaldethe toxes,recordtbs 

mrcunts~ expects to receive (ifbwwn), ad the p2rmd It WI1l 

cover,If otherthana week. 

111. Make a note If the Informanttells ycu that the last payment 

received was fa an unusual anmnt (eg because lt mntuned back 

P--) @ try to f~ Wt what the USual =MY FmrMnt would 

be. 

lV. Su@ssnentary benefit, allrntanceor penslon skuld be 

excluded fran any other baneflt with which it is Paid and stnm 

separately at Q.18(d). If perswnera say that they receive 

StpPIC!!En% penalm ad NI retmment pvslcm but are unable to 

s+=ate the ~ SIKIunte,please cnde tcmh Items Q18(c)fiQu3(d)as 

‘Yes’ard enter the totil anmnt recelvsd at sarce Q18(c),withan 

explamtiry mte. ‘lheaam a~lles to supplementarybemflt 

receivedwith any otherNI bemeflt. 

Child benefit (L7.00 per clnldat tunsof wrltmg): this should 

nalmlly be stuwnm the mther’s scheduleunlessthere 1s m mther m 

the bcuaehold. I+xnrdthe totalamunt receivedfor all her chIldren. 

TIM txsnefltK+ - gemrally pld 4 wsekly. Wnabar to gl~ the 

keekly rate. 

Cm-parent increase (formrly called ChildtenefIt increase): ttm 

questmn applma mly to those m receiptof dmld bemflt. me-~rent 

increase1s an allowance(f4.55 a weekper femly at tuneof wrltmg) 

Sddltlonalto the bamc ctuldbemf lt,ard M peld to me-psrent 

famlles. k wtth cknldbenefit,rerenberto give the weeklyrate. 

Fanulym- SUPPlement: this benefitM normallypsld to famlles 

with lcw earnirqs. Cmce awarded lt cxmtumes for 12 rmmths, after filch 

t- the fewuly’s sltuatlm = reviewed. 

Q 18(c) NI retlrelnentpllala: for msrrmd coqles, E the wife IS aged 60 or 

over, her pension allmance ahbuldbe sham m her schedule;If thewife 

= aged under60, and thereforenot entitledto a Pnalcn m her cm 

right,the fullamunt of the penmm recelwsdrdmuldbe slxxnm the 

huabmd’s scheduleonly. 

Frmenke tln.am 

partmd.ar when you are takinga ymnt mtervls. 

I@tmemnt penalonmay have an earnmgs-rela~ s~plemmt. ‘IhM M 

normlly pld m the aam ffder todcaa the baalcpms.Im, ad skx.ldbe 

includedm & armuntof panaacmrecorded. 

I 

Q 18(d) 

Q 18(e) 

Q 18(f) 

Supp lemntary penalUI,banefltor allcuance:See I-MJte (lV) dove. 

ExcludeStitutorySickPay paid by an enplofer. (See1~ C)3.) 

NS. f’ranApril 5th 1986the UIly pecpleclammq NI sicknessbenefit 

w1ll be thesenot entitledto Drployer’sStatutorySick Pay. 

Mte that unenploymnttenefIt E nrmpaid fotightly, but the* 

rate alxmldbe recorded. If the mfmnant has newsrmrked or has been 

QIX for lingerthanme year,~ that lt ~ unemployment 

bereflt (ad not, forexanple,su~lemntary tenefIt) that they are 

recelvlng. If lt M mesnploymntbenefIt notem the schedulethatIt z ~ 

k.. -. -kd ati am relevant reformatlon.

ExcludeanY Hcaaing8enefit or Housing%ef it Suppl=nt (ie 

benefitsintrduced in 1982/83b replacePent ad Rate 

*bstes/Allmces ). 

(73) 

Q 19 Fbr each bemfit receivedrim 1 arxlremrd the omrent weekly 

Slmunt. 

Q 19(a)(b) 

Widw’s panaionor war Widow’spensionaml otherwidow’sbenefita 

Widcw’speneion is for vmnenwidovedat 40 or overwlm are 40 or 

war then w~ mther’s allowame erds. 

War Widcw’s pe naion is paid to widma (or widowers) of peopleWhC 

die as a result of servicein the armed forces. 

Ctherwi~’s benefitsincludewidow’sallowanceand widowd 

mther ts a.llcwance. 

Q 19(c) 

InvalidityRmsion, InvalidityBenefit,Invalidity Allwellce 

InvalidityBenefitis mde up of InvalidityRsnaim end ~ 

Allowance. Invaliditypensionis paid when Smkness Eenef1t 

fimshes if the ~rsm is stillinca@le of work. Invalidity 

allowanceis psid aa an additionto Invaliditypensionif the 

illnessbeganwhen the personwas under60 (men)or 55 (-n) . 

Q 19(d) 

Severedisablementallcwance,(previouslycalledncn-contributory 

invaliditypensionor housewife‘s mn-contributoryinvalidity 

pmaion) 

This is a weeklycash psymentfor peopleof workingage who have 

~~ able to wmk for at least 28 weeksbut cannotget 

cmtributory Sicknessor Invalidity8em fit becau= theyhave not 

@3 enoughNI contributions.Marriedwmen can get it if they 

are also unableto do normalhouseholdduties. 

Q 19(e) 

Q 19(f) 

Attendanceallcxmnce 

‘lhiais for people (over2 yearsold) who reed a lot of linking 

afterbecausetheyare severelydisabledphysicaly or mntally. 

Mcbilityallowance 

‘M.s is for peopleaged 5-75 inclusivewho are unable,or 

virtuallyunable,to walk. my have to qualifybeforethey are 

65 end claim beforethey are 66. It is b help with the extra 

coat of gettiFij_Z5ut. 

If Attendanceallcwancem Mobilityellcuanceis ~id for a child 

under16, it shouldbe collectedon the mther’s scheduleor, if 

there is no motherin the lmuaekld, on the father‘s/guardian’s 

schedule. Em peopleaged 16 or over, theseallowancesshouldbe 

recordedm theirw schedules. 

Q 20 

Prcnptfor any otherNI or Statebenefitsreceived. 

Each benefitrsceiw?dshxld be listedseparatelyand the current 

weeklyrate given for each. There is m need to totalall amounts 

received. 

N8. Includeany Job Releaseallowancehere. Make a note if the 

amunt recordedis net or gross.

73 

,, 

(c) 

Invalldlty pension, Invalldlty Yes .. 

benefit or allowance. 

No ., 

I 

i 

P 

per 

week 

(d) 

Severe disablement allowance, 

(non-contributory mvalidlt y Yes .. 

pension (NCIP) or tmusewlfe’s 

non-contributory mvalld~ty 

No . 

pension (HNCIP)) 

per 

week 

(e) 

Attendance allowance . Yes ., 

No ... 

per 

week 

(f) 

Moblllty allowance . Yes ., 

No ., 

per 

week 

20. Are you recelvlng any other N I 

or State benefit (eg Disablement 

benefits, War Eeneflts (excludlng War Widow’s 

pension), Maternity allowance, etc)9 

Yes ) 

No ! 

SPECIFY BELO!4 

Q 21 

I 

SPECIFY TYPE AND CURRENT WEEKLY 

RATE FOR EACH BENEFIT P.XCEIVED 

I 

f 

m 

mmGO 

I 

I 

TO Q 21

21. 

OCCUPATIONALPENSIONS 

Are you at present receiving any 

pensions from former employers 

(or husband’s employers)? Yes .... 1 I (a) 

INCLUDE RSGULAR PAYMIXTS FROM No ..... 

Q 23 

EMPLOYER FOR EARLY PJ2TIREMENT 

CODE 2 IF LUMP SUM PAYKENT ONLY 

(a) Is that one pension ................................. 1 

Q 22 

or more than one? IF MORE, ENTER TOTAL NUMBER _ ....... 

PENSIONS FROM OWN (OR EUSSAND‘S ENPLOYERS) 

COMPLETE COLUMN FOR EACH PENSIONL2 

22. (a) How inuchwas your last 

payment, ●ftei any 

deduction of tax at 

source? 

NET - 

(b What period did this 

croveri 

A week ......... 

Calendar month . 

PENSION 1 

f 

T 

_L 

1 

5 

TPENSION 2 PENSION 3 

f 

i 

1 1 

5 5 

PENSION u 

T 

f 

1 

5 

I 

Other (SPECIFY). 

................ 

3 

3 3 

3 

(c) 

May I iust check. was 

any tax deducted at 

source? 

Yes ... 

No .... 

DK .... 

1 

2 

3 

1 1 

2 2 

3 3 

1 

2 

3 

.(i) 

i Q 23 

(i) So how much was yow 

pension before tax 

was deducted? 

T fP 

.U 

F9 

11 

-CHECK 

G 

H 

CSECK G 

Is II (GROSS) greater than I (NST)for 

each pension? 

Yes ....X ---- 

-Q23 

No .....Y ---- 

- (a) 

(a) RECHECK AMOUNTS WITH INFORMANT AND 

AMEND, SO THAT II IS GREATER THAN I x ---- 

.......... 

(OR, IF PROBLEM EXPLAIN) .....................Y ---- 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 

}Q 23 

-. ? 

. —

(74) 

~tioml paneicns ((E 21-23) 

Q21 Ckx@atialal penslcrtafrun a former enployer: 

Include- all employer’sPenalona,not lust retirement penamna 

- regular payments for early retmement (ie pensions psld 

early) 

- penemn received franpresent employer (le If Lnformant 

IS still mrkmg but IS owr the retu=mnt age 

~late to the penaim scheme). 

Erch3e - lmp sun psyntents,~lvate (peramal) penslcms ad 

UUIUt les. 

Q 22 

(a-c) 

If the mfomant M currentlyrecelvlngmm? thanme occupstmnal 

pertsim,remrd detals separatelyf= each pension. Ever - 

marriedwxrenmy be recelvmg pensionsfrun them cm emplcyer 

ard/orfrun their late huabard’semployer. ‘Iheeesimuldbe 

treatedm the sane way ard a separatemlmn cmpleted for each. 

If threem mre Pensionsare telrg~ld, use a second~ge 76 

frun a spare schedule. Remnber ti MM the serialnmber and 

at~h the spareslx?etfmnly to the a~qrlate cpstlonname. 

Q 22c(1) wte thst GIKSS penslm K to be recorded here. (Tills1s 

differentfran the seriesof questlms m the F=.) 

CHECK G If, after rechecking,the gross pmaon IS greaterthan mt 

(a) penalmcode Xat (a), Ifnotccde randtrytoexplam ~ls 

mmndlstency, sayingwhich, lf any, of the flguresare mst 

likelyto b accurate.

(75) 

Q 23 

i%matime respondentsmay not be clear if theirregularpayments 

srefmapnsim aredmdawy: itis@grtant *attheysre 

not double+ounted so excludeat Q23 any regularpeymmts recorded 

at Q22. Also exclude any lmp am redundanq pynents. 

R3nt 

Q 24 

fran propsrty or sublett” q (CS 24 erd 25) 

Rent franbcarderswho are mnbers of the householdshculdnot bs 

Slwwnhere. 

Q 24(a) 

This questim is to mnitor the effectof the introductionof the 

law allwhq localauthoritytenantab sublet. 

Q25 

‘ItIis shouldgenerallybe the emunt of rent assessedfor tax 

p.mpoaes,ie afterthe deductionof allwable espanaes.

75 

23. 

(Apart from the pensions vou have told me about) 

are you at prese~t receiv~ng any regular redundancy 

payments frcm a former employers 

~P SUM ONLY CODE 21 

Yes .... 

No ..... 

1 

2 

- (a)-(c) 

-Q 24 

(a) 

HOW much was your last psyment, 

after any deduction of tax at sourceq 

E 

(b) 

(c) 

What period did this covers 

NET — 

A week .................... 

Calendar month ........ ... 

Other (SPECTFY) ........... 

............... ........... 

May I ]ust check, was any tax 

deducted at sources Yes .... 

(1 So how much was Your last regular 

redundancy payne~t &fore tax was 

deducted~ 

D 

No .... 

DK . . . 

E 

NET 

-(i) 

1Q 24 

GROSS _ 

E 

GROSS 

24. Are you at present recelvlng any rent Yes . 

from property or stilettlng’ 

No . 

(EXCwDE RENT FROM HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS) 

1 

2 

}SEE (a) 

i 

SEE 

CHECK H 

(a) TO LOCAL AUTHORITY TENANTS 

DNA .... .. : 

Is any of this rent for suhlett~ng 

part of this accommodation’ Yes . 

No ... 

--- 

1 

2 

-Q 25 

1- 

Q 25 

25. How much rent dld you receive f 

last time, after deducting all 

allowable expensesq 

-r 

(a) What period d~d A week . .... . 

th~s cover? 

Calendar month 

Other (SPECIFY) 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

1(a) 

1 

5 SEE 

CHECK H 

3

76 

CSECK H 

‘ffJWWEN: 

HARRIED, 

Woman is married: 

Woman is cohabiting: 

COHABITING, DIVORCED, OR SEPARATED 

DNA, SINGLE”... L 

- first marriage (known from FAM. INF.) ........ 

- others ..................................... v 

- has been legally married 

(known from FAM. INF.) ....... x 

-others 

......................................y 

Woman is divorced or separated .....................O.... i 

-- 

5 

.- 

-- 

—- 

-- 

Q 29 

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Q 29 

PAGE 77 

Q 26 

Q 26 

Q 29 

PAGE 77 

Q 26 

26. Are you at present receiving any maintenance, alimony, 

or separation allowance from a former husband 

(either for yourself or for your children)? 

PROMPT AS 

NECESSARY 

Yes - 

Yes - 

for children .......... 

for self .............< 

for both .............. 

don’t know which ...... 

No, none received .......... 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

Q 27 

Q 29 

PAGE 77 

27. How much was the last payment 

(were the last payments)? 

Maintenance for children_ 

i 

1 

Maintenance for self 

Can’t separate/don‘t know which - 

b 

L 

28. How long a period did that payment 

(those payments) cover? 

Maintenance for children:_ .................... 

— 

Maintenance for self: _ .................... 

Q 29 

Can’t separate/don’t know which: - ....................

(76) 

Maintenance p ymnti (@ 26-28) 

Maintenanm pytnentaare sanetunesreferredto as almrmy or, m smti~, aS 

ahnmt. 

CHfEK H 

Marital status here IS as recorded m 

the hcusetdd tox. 

Qa 26-28 are rmt asked of wldws a of single kmen. (They are sqnptad 

cm to Q29. ) km need they be askedof marriedwxn?n,If ym knm, fran 

M FanulyInformtmn secticm,that the wumn has m formr ~ad, le 

that the msrrlageis her firstand only marriage. In such cases,rmg 

ccde5at Check Htigoto Q29. 

Because,kwew?r, the FanulyInformtmn sectmn M askedof mrrld wmen 

ordy Lf they are aged 49 or under,W IS m mny casesself

Privatepenaions,.sllcwance s etc (Q 29) 

Q29 Pm@asch Item separately 

(77) 

code l- 

privatepensionsor annuities: 

Include pensionsfranl’rade Uniond FrietilySocieties,ati 

-ivate insuranceschemes,annuities,and paymentsfrun 

a trust a mvensnt. 

~clude pensionsfrana previouse@oyer 

bean shownat Qa 21-22). 

(theseshouldham 

cde5- 

regularpayment fran frierxlsor relativesoutsidethe 

housebold: 

Include- paymnt fmm a currentspousewlm is rot a nmber 

of the lmuaehold(eg a huabardworki~ ard livirqaway fran 

tmna). Wnenber to checkthisparticularlyif an informant 

is marriedbut the spouseis mt in the tmusebold. 

If a regularpaymnt ia receivedfran a mrrent aFOUae 

outsidethe household,pleasemake a note to thiseffect 

againatthe detailsof the paymentreceived(seenotes 

for Cs 29 a-c). 

- regularpaymentsreceivedby parentsfrcm sonsor 

daughterscutaidethe household. 

- parentalcontributionsreceivedby studenta(provided,of 

course,that the parentsare not mnk.srsof the household). 

Exclude - m intenancepaymentsfran an ex-spouse(coveredby QS 

26-28). 

Cede 6 - an educationalgrant: 

IIIcludetraininggrantsor paymentsfran a scholarshipto the 

mformnt (notto — any children). 

ccde8- regular paymentsfranany otherorganisation: 

Specifythe typs of incune. 

hclude an allowancefor a fosterchild,ard strike@y 

smk pay frana tradeunion. 

=chde paymntxi in kind, any business~1~ frctnan 

-r (excepta xent ard/orrate alkwance fran an eployer), 

any lLIIP sun payment, aml any redundancy or severance pay. 

or 

I 

Q 29 Ebr each regular paynent received, remrd separately the amunt of the last 

a-c) paynent, the period it axered, ad whetherq @ = deductedat source. 

If nmre iimnme item is mded at Q 29 (mainquestim), recordMe details 

of the variouspaymentsin the order in which they are listedat Q 29. Fbr 

exanple,informnt receivesmney franhis mother (1ivingoutside the 

houaelmld)and has a !fISallcwance:8FIR,$?I’ TYPS OF PAIMEF?I’V shouldsha? 

detailsof the amunt receivedfran his mther, ‘Sm~ WE OF p~~’ 

shouldshow the emunt of his YTS allowance. See enploynentinstructions 

for detailsof the YTS allowarce. 

If mre thanme paymentof the aam type is received(egmney fran mre 

than cm privatepension scheme), record the total received over a perid, 

q a calerdar mcnth, ad make a note that this is we than cne payment. 

Use a .semd ~ge 77 fran a aparescheduleif detailsof mre than three 

@pas of paymentare required. msnmber ti add the serialno. ad attach 

firndyto the appzpriate questionnaire.

77 

,, 

29. Are you at present rece~v~ng any other 

regular payment from 

~

78 

30. Do you have, or in the last 12 months 

have you had, any: 

(a) Building Society accounts? 

(b) 

Bank accounts on 

interest? 

which you receive 

Yes . . . 

No . . . . 

Yes . . . 

No .... 

1 

2 

1 

2 

(c) 

Post Office Savings accounts? 

Yes . . . 

No .... 

1 

2 

(d) 

Any other savings accounts or 

investments? 

Yes . . . 

No .... 

1 

2 

(i) 

SEE (e) 

(i) MayI just check, are these savings or 

investments ones on which interest is paid 

without deduction of tax at source, or is 

interest paid after tax is deducted? 

=J--la’sO”rce(grOss) ”””””””””” 

Interest paid without deduction of tax 

Interest paid after tax is deducted (net) .. Y 

Don’t 

know (treat as gross) ................ ZJ 

-.— 

-(e) 

(e) FOR EACH ITEM CODED YES AT (a)-(d), ASK (e) 

DNA, (a)-(d) ALL CODED NO ...... X — 

——. 

-Q 31 

How much interest or dividend have you received or 

been credited with in the last 12 months on your: 

f 

Building Society accounts 

B 

IF JOINT 

ACCOUNT, 

RECORD 

EEHJ 

I 

Bank accounts 

Post Office accounts 

Other savings or investments: 

interest paid gross (coded X or Z at d(i))_ 

Interest paid net (coded Y at d(i)) _ 

● 

B 

u 

UNET 

2ROSS 

GROSS 

31. During the last 12 months (ie since .......). have 

you paid any income tax direct to Inland Revenue? 

ExCLUDE TAX PAID THROUGH PAYE, TAX DEDUCTED 

Yes .... 1 (a) 

AT SOURCE, AND N .1. CONTRIBUTIONS No ..... 2 

(a) How much tax did you pay direct to Inland 

Revenue, apart from Capital Gains tax? _

(m) 

8av11’KJ s/inve~ti (Q 30) 

Q 30 (a)-(d)Savingead investmenta020.mtsheld jointly by, for exaple, 

@tnn3 ard tie, sbld be slum cn ~ !@wiules, the interest 

receimsd kehq diw&5 qally betue~ the k accmnt holders and 

remrded at Q30(d). 

Q 30(1) Inwst$nsnt8-s m which interestM ~d ~, le WIthmt 

dsducbm ciEtax at same, will usuallyincludeall s~ run 

bf the Ret Offme a central govermmmt (eg NatImal 8avings, 

Eritish Savings Emds, War ~, Treasury Stcck etc), unless the 

mstmnt was purchased thro@ a bank m a stodclr~er, m whch 

case interest 1s mnmlly paid net. 

II 

Exan@es of acccunts a ti& interest 1s ~d net, le after 

deductmn of tax at ecurce, a= tmldmq soc.wt~xaamta, stodcs 

and Shares lSSUed by m171q~ t Ix&es (Unit trusts, lc=s.1 

authrulty stodc, ad shares ~eued by prlvste/ccnmercnl 

orgamsatims ), and 9V ~t stcck that was purdased thrcqh a 

bank m a stocklx~er. 

Fran AfxIl 6th 1985 interestu ~d net for bank acaunts. 

Q 30 (e) ‘he murk of interest,not the ammnt savedor revested,stild 

bs recordedhere. — 

Interestm all bmldmg =lety accmnts md m mny ether types 

of investmenth @d_ twinsper year (eg m Oecmb?r ad J-): 

ym @xmld -k, wkrever n~sary, to ensure-t all 

mst.elmentsof interestpaid a med~ted m tie lastTUKSMW are 

inclu=. 

Ehccurageinformnts to leek up papng-m &&s and &her relevat 

&ctnnenta tit re-d the tiorment’ s estmmte when &maum3nti are 

not ccnsulted. 

-d, at Q 30(e), emuntsto thsnearestvhole f;pencesreti 

rqu.ired. 

Exclude Prennum 13uv3s .

mcnLLcARD 

Cha of the inpxtant developnsntsin the use of the GHS is the facilityit prcuideefor 

identi~g special~latione - such as priva~ ranteraor the elderly- whi~ are 

vezy e~ive to locatein a new aanplingcparatial. It is lfielythat the GHS will be 

increasinglyused es a sanpltigf- for otherairveye. Ita usefulnessis enhancedif 

intemie,vereworkingm my ma follcw-upsurveycan identifytie mrmct individualto 

interviewat m sddreasso ym elmuldask for the menea md initialsof all nenbersof 

the Isxmelmldagad 16 ad over. Hwever, its ueafulneasaa a aanplirqfram is severely 

ltited if there ia m rerollcard fcr largenunberaof pecple,so it is vitally 

iqm-tent thatym make every effartto recordnames (d talaphne nmbars) at every 

hcustild. Ycu shculdcmpleta a recallmrd for each hmaehold coded 10 or 21-24 (ie 

for ea~ anpletaly or partiallyco-cpamtixqhaaeehold). Pleasenemnber to -let ; 

real osrd evm if incom haa bs+n refused. 

A differentcolourrecall-d will b used for aa~ quarteraf the year. 

1. Ycu shmld nornallyccnpletethe reml.1card afterall hcuseholdmnbem have 

~rated. Hmever, thismay not alwaysbe possibleti, sinceQ1 cove= all 

personsaged 16 m over, ym shcmlddirectit to a reapmaible nmter of the 

Inmehold (ncmmlly tie H3H or the persm wlm gave yaI mst of tie informticnm 

the I-kmAmld Sdwdule ). DJ not make a specialjaunay to ask this questim. 

If informants seem to have a neutral attitideF my code this as ‘Yes,it -d 

be all right’(rode1), tit if *ey qualifytieiranswerin acmeway, ring &e 3 

end remrd theirqualifimtiom at Q5 overleaf. 

If the recallquestim is refusedpleasegive full detailsaE why and what was 

said at Q6 m the reverse sideof the recallcan5. 

1(i) If we wish to seek a furtherintemi=, a tele@ne call mightbe an acceptable 

way of ntakhgm *@ntment, so please aakfor& tele@nemnber where ) 

Ql(i) is cndad1. Remrdthe namoftheaxchmg e ratherVmn the S1’Ode. 

2. - hmaaholds ailed 1 or 3 at (21,enterat 2 the Param nunbar,prefix,eurnam 

and initial(s)of each rmsnbr of the hasehold aged 16 or over. EkItarthis 

infanmticn -fully, cne letter in each kox. 

Exclude fran 2 anytne wlm tiicatee (or aI _ kelmlf Vke raapnsible pram 

indiatee) that, evem tha.qh ether ~rB cf the hcxmshold axe willincJtm ke 

recalled cn, he cr SYS3ia not. 

3. At 3, if tie address ia in any way differentfranthat given m tie AddressList, 

or if yw can give any furtherinfonmticnthat mighthelp the foll~ 

up interviewer,ring mde 1 ad entertie details. 

4. If any of the kuaahold nmbara are nuvingand are willingto be recalledm, cde 

1 at Q4 and entar the newaddreas and the approximatedate of tienuve. In the 

case of a hmaehold splittingard roving to differentaidrasees,give Perem 

nmbare as well aa both new addresses.

lSt QUARTER 

GSNESN, EOUSKHOLDSuRm : RScALLCARD s 4571>986 

To be completedfor ●ll households Interviewer’0v’‘ 

coded 10 or 21-24 .......................... 

INTERVIEUES 

PERSON NO. 

AUT?I.NO. —m ‘e 

ANSUERINC - 

MTE OF 

EC4JSENOL0SCHEDULE+ 

Quota 

month 

~ 

I 

I I 

MY Nom ADD. H‘HLD 

I I 

86 1 

L 1 I I 

1. 

2. 

ASK HOH/PSRSONGIVINGINFORMATIONON HOUSRIOLDSCH~ULE 

If any of thevariousdepartmentsfor whom we’ve been conducting 

thie eurvey have need of further ●dvice or facts frnm the public 

at a later date, would it be all right if we called on you again? 

(i) May we contact 

you by telephone~ 

Yes, it would be ell right (unconditional) .......... 

1 (i) 

No (unconditional) .................................. 2 6 

Yee (with conditions/qualifications)(SPECIFYAT 5 3 (i)~ 

OVERLEAF) B 

Yes . 1 

IF CODED 1 OR 3 AT 1, ENTER PERSON NO. & NANE OF EACH H‘HLD NEMSER AGED 16 OR OVER 

r “ i 

3. 

::::;:;:” 

Does ●ddrees differ in any Yes .. 1 4. Are any inforasnta rnving? 

way from address list? 

...................................... ............................... 

...................................... 

............................... ....... 

............................... ....... 

............................... ....... 

Occ .IND . 

HJH 

HOUS. 

Em. 

LEIS. 

ED. 

I 

OFFICE USE ONLY 

COD. CHSCK I I 

COD CHECK 

ID.CARE 

HTH. 

SNKG. 

DRKG. 

FAM INF 

INC. 

23 L&

5. IF Q.1 is coded 3 (Yes with conditions/qualific.stions), 

specify fully. 

6. IF Q.1 is coded 2 (No), explain fully the reasons. 

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