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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.
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OFFICE OF POPULATION CENSUSES AND S
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(1) QiS InterviewerInatructims1986:
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MT1N6AWA (9) PARISH PAGENO. 324 T1
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‘33ERALHOUSEHOLD SURVEY S 457/198
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17 42. Have you at any tune in the
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