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Q~6(.e) Coding of Ethnicity @ ●riea <strong>and</strong> notee on recoding from codes 09 <strong>and</strong> 10<br />
1. All answera will be recoded from 09 <strong>and</strong> 10. Any not recoded at the<br />
coding etage will be rejected at the edit etage for recoding.<br />
2. Code the answer written under ‘Specify 09/10’ for that pereon. DO<br />
NOT refer to that pereon‘a netionality, country of birth or parents‘<br />
country of birth, or to the ethnic origin, nationality etc of any related<br />
person in that household unless specifically instructed othemise eg. see<br />
note on Muslfms(petitlli.<br />
3. For mixed origin, it is the ~ of mixture that is important, not<br />
the “quantity”<br />
ie ~ White j West Indian = West Indian/Whfte<br />
1/4 white 3/4 Indian = Indian/White<br />
1/16 white 15/16 West Indian = West Indian/White<br />
4. Where information is given about both parents or ancestors In answer<br />
to Q66(a) code this information -<br />
.—<br />
eg ““English,mother Indian father African”’= African/Asian mix.<br />
“South Africarr(Indian ancestors)” = Indian<br />
5. If two or more codes are entered use the following procedures:<br />
i. If code 09 (Mixed Origin) is ringed but there is no written<br />
answer, <strong>and</strong> one or more of codes 01-08 is also ringed, treat this<br />
as Mixed Origin. Cross through codes 01-08 that are ringed <strong>and</strong> use<br />
this information to code Mixed Origin as appropriate.<br />
eg Codes 03 (Indian), 07 (African) <strong>and</strong> 09 ringed, recode to<br />
code 21 (African/Asian mix)<br />
Codes 02 (West Indian) <strong>and</strong> 09 ringed, recode to code 23<br />
(Miscellaneous “coloured””).<br />
ii. If ~1 is multi-coded with another code treat as ‘mixed‘ <strong>and</strong><br />
recode accordingly.<br />
iii. In all other cases where two or mere codes are ringed, accept<br />
the first code ringed <strong>and</strong> cross through other codes.<br />
eg. codes 04 <strong>and</strong> 10 ringed, cross through code 10<br />
6. If coded 09 or IO, do not recode answers into codes 01-08<br />
Examine the verbatim <strong>and</strong> recode into 11-33 accordingly<br />
7. Recoding to “WHI.TE”from 09-10 - if on examining the answer recorded<br />
at 09 Or 10 the ethnic origin falls within the category described as<br />
‘“WHITE’”(see notea on categories at Ethnic Origin) - RECODE TO 11<br />
8. Seceding to “’BLACK” from 09 or 10 - if on examining the answer<br />
recorded at 09 or 10 the ethnic origin falls within the category described<br />
as ‘“BLACK”(see notes on categories at Ethnic Origin) - RSCODE TO 24.
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