DDI_COK_2011_PHC_v01_M Kevin Hosking Accelerated Data Program 2012-07-02 NADA Version 01 (April 2013). This is the first documentation of Cook Islands Census of Population and Dwellings 2011 created using IHSN Toolkit. This is an edited version produced by ADP Asia after review of the documentation produced in the July 2012 workshop in Nadi, Fiji. Census of Population and Dwellings 2011 PHC 2011 COK_2011_PHC_v01_M Cook Islands Statistics Office

Supervisors

Enumerators

National Statistics Staff

National Police Headquarters

Phil Bright Rara Soro (c) 2012 , Cook Islands Statistics Office NADA Cook Islands Government Secretariat of the Pacific Community Government Statistician Population and Housing Census [hh/popcen] This is the ninth census undertaken by the Statistics Office, the first being in 1971. Prior to this the Cook Island censuses were conducted by the Registrar General of the Justice Department. Since the annexation of the Cook Islands by New Zealand regular census activities have been held every five years. The scope of the early Cook Islands censuses was limited; in fact they consisted of head counts only. With the passage of time the census has expanded. Gradually, questions on sex, age, marital status, religion, education, employment, etc have been included. Questions on unpaid work and income earned were included for the first time in the 1996 Census. In the 2011 Census, questions on renewable energy and culture was included. Version 1.0 - Basic raw data, obtained from data entry (before editing). Not for public use. Population & Reproductive Health Education Disability Electricity Solid Waste Management Clean Energy / Renewables The census counts all persons present in the Cook Islands on census night, including visitors temporarily in the country. Cook Islanders who were abroad permanently or are temporarily on vacation abroad are excluded. The Census provides a unique source of detailed demographic, social and economic data relating to the entire population at a single point in time. The most fundamental questions it will answer concern the size and distribution of the entire population, the extent to which men and women participate in the economy, and the nature of housing and household facilities. Our country is constantly changing and information collected will allow policy planners to measure the developments of our society and to make decisions about future needs of our communities. Emphasis for the CPD is on renewable energy. Government has set itself policy goals that by 2015, 50 percent of Cook Islands electricity demand will be provided by renewable energy and 100 percent in 2020. Culture has also been identified as a priority of Government. Taking account of the many comments, evaluations and recommendations arising from the 2006 Census, the design of the 2011 Census was based on a number of key strategic aims: 1. to give the highest priority to getting the national and local population counts right 2. to maximise overall response and minimise differences in response rates in specific areas and among particular population sub-groups 3. to build effective partnerships with other organisations, particularly local authorities, in planning and executing the field operation 4. to provide high quality, value-for-money, fit-for-purpose statistics that meet user needs The overall organisation and control of the census, by virtue of Section 20 of the Statistics Act 1966, is vested upon the Government Statistician who, for the purpose of the census will be referred to as the Census Officer. A number of sections of the Act apply in carrying out the census. These include the "confidentiality" clause, which provides against the release or publication of any individual particulars and the offences and penalty clauses, which may be invoked against any persons failing to abide by the provisions of the Act. Cook Islands National - Individuals - Households - Dwellings - every occupied dwelling as at midnight on Census Night. - each and every man, woman and child alive at midnight on Census Night within the geographical boundaries of the Cook Islands, excluding those persons on foreign vessels, yachts and aircraft flying through or stopping temporarily (transit). Census/enumeration data [cen] The scope of the 2011 Cook Islands Census of Population and Dwellings includes: - PERSON: Individual characteristics, disability, education, employment, and reproduction. - DWELLINGS: Housing characteristics, water supply, energy, and livelihood. This is a full Census, therefore no sampling was employed. Face-to-face [f2f], and Self enumerated The topic content of the 2011 Census has been driven principally by the demands and requirements of users of census statistics, the evaluation of the 2006 Census, and the priorities of the Government as stated in its manifesto, and the advice and guidance of organisations with experience of similar operations. These have been determined by extensive consultations with various Ministries of government and non government organizations (NGO). The topics proposed for the census are those that have been shown to be most needed by the major users of census information and for which questions have been devised that can be expected to produce reliable and accurate data. In each case, no other comparable and accessible source of the information is available in combination with other items in the census. Consultation on the topic content for the 2011 Census has (as ever) resulted in a much larger demand for questions than would be possible to accommodate on a census form that households could reasonably be expected to complete. Consequently a number of difficult decisions have had to be made in assessing the different requirements for information and balancing the needs for change against continuity. Emphasis for this Census was on Renewable Energy and Cultural Statistics. Government had set itself a policy goal that 50 percent of its electricity demands to be provided by renewable energy in 2015 and 100 percent in 2020. In assessing which topics should be included in the census, Statistics Office has had to consider a number of factors. The criteria for evaluating the strength of users' requirements for information were that: 1. there should be a clearly demonstrated and significant need 2. the information collected was of major national importance 3. users' requirements could not adequately be met by information from other sources 4. there should be a requirement for multivariate analysis (that is the ability to cross-analyze one variable against other), and 5. there should be consideration of the ability for comparison with the 2006 Census wherever possible A personal questionnaire is completed for every man, woman and child alive at midnight on census night within the geographical boundaries of the Cook Islands. The Census excludes those persons on foreign vessels, yachts and aircraft flying through or stopping temporarily (transit). A dwelling questionnaire is completed for every occupied dwelling as at midnight on census night. Census fieldwork 1. Staffing - efforts to mobilize field enumerators have been slow but as of end of July we have managed to confirm 20 Field Supervisors and 120 Field Enumerators. 2. Transportation - Transportation to the Northern Group has always been difficult and expensive. Arrangements have been made with Police Department for the use of the patrol boat "Te Kukupa" to transport staff and census materials to the Northern Group islands. Cost of chartering Te Kukupa is estimated to $47k and plans to cost share with other agencies are now being negotiated. 3. Training - A training manual is being developed but will be finalized as we finalize the questionnaires. Challenges 1. Acquiring GPS. This is an example of technology that could be used to find the exact location of houses. 2. Changing the Census date. Currently the date of taking of the census is at the beginning of festive periods where the population is very mobile. Last Census we had to enumerate the "Tere Parties" (travelling groups) in Rarotonga and repatriate them back to their island of usual resident. We will identify a time where the population is at least stationary. 3. Re-formatting the Census Questionnaires - The 2011 Census questionnaire is designed to be machine readable that is questionnaires will be scanned. Traditionally census is collected via questionnaires and then manually entered into some sort of data processing system. The accuracy is often confirmed/improved by double entry. New technologies such as scanning can improve the speed and accuracy significantly-freeing up resources (people and equipment) and providing for faster access to results. Concepts and Definitions A full list of definitions and terms used for the Census of Population and Dwellings 2011 is contained in the instruction manual, but the following should be emphasized. 1. Census night is the night between the 30th November and the 1 December 2011. The census time-point is midnight of that night. 2. Dwelling is a building or group of buildings or part of a building occupied by at least one household on census night. 3. Household is a group of persons, related or unrelated, living together under the same kitchen or contributing to a common budget. One member of the group is regarded as the head. The term family is synonymous in this respect. (Note: a household can consist of one person) Not applicable. Not applicable. The Census of Population and Dwellings 2011 is being conducted under the authority of the Statistics Act, 1966. The particular provisions relating to this census is set out in sections 18 to 25 of the Act. Other sections of the Act that apply are the secrecy provisions that provide against the release or publication of any individual particulars. The secrecy provisions of the Statistics Act, 1966 (section 17) apply in full to all census officers. Part 3 of the Act provides for a fine for improperly divulging information. Before the commencement of duties all census staff will have taken a statutory declaration of secrecy. Every person commits an offence that obstructs or get in the way of any persons employed to carry out their duties or exercising any functions under this Act. Penalties are stipulated in the Statistics Act 1966. Government Statistician Use of the dataset must be acknowledged using a citation which would include: - the Identification of the Primary Investigator - the title of the survey (including country, acronym and year of implementation) - the survey reference number - the source and date of download Example: Cook Islands Statistics Office, Census of Population and Dwelling 2011. Ref. COK_2011_PHC_v01_M. Dataset downloaded from http://www.mfem.gov.ck on [date]. 1. The data and other materials will not be redistributed or sold to other individuals, institutions, or organizations without the written agreement of the Cook Islands Statistics Office. 2. The data will be used for statistical and scientific research purposes only. They will be used solely for reporting of aggregated information, and not for investigation of specific individuals or organizations. 3. No attempt will be made to re-identify respondents, and no use will be made of the identity of any person or establishment discovered inadvertently. Any such discovery would immediately be reported to the Cook Islands Statistics Office. 4. No attempt will be made to produce links among datasets provided by the Cook Islands Statistics Office], or among data from the [Cook Islands Statistics Office] and other datasets that could identify individuals or organizations. 5. Any books, articles, conference papers, theses, dissertations, reports, or other publications that employ data obtained from the Cook Islands Statistics Office will cite the source of data in accordance with the Citation Requirement provided with each dataset. 6. An electronic copy of all reports and publications based on the requested data will be sent to the Cook Islands Statistics Office. The original collector of the data, the Cook Islands Statistics Office, and the relevant funding agencies bear no responsibility for use of the data or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses. The user of the data acknowledges that the Ministry of Finance and Economic Management and the Secretariat of the Pacific Community bear no responsibility for use of the data or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses. Dwelling - The file contains the dwelling characteristics from the CPD 2011. 0 227 PERSON The file contains the Individual characteristics from the CPD 2011. 0 146 Census Districts 1 Census Districts 1 Census Districts 1 Census Districts 1 Census Districts 1 FOR OFFICE USE ONLY CD Pue - Matavera 1 Tupapa - Maraerenga 2 Takuvaine - Parekura 3 Tutakimoa - Teotue 4 Avatiu - Ruatonga 5 Nikao - Panama 6 Ruaau - Arorangi 7 Akaoa - Arorangi 8 Murienua - Arorangi 9 Titikaveka 10 Ngatangiia - Muri 11 Matavera 12 Amuri - Ureia 13 Arutanga 14 Vaipae - Avanui 15 Tautu 17 Tavaenga 18 Kaumata 19 Temakatea 20 Tamarua 21 Ivirua 22 Karanga 23 Mapumai 24 Teenui 25 Ngatiarua 26 Areora 27 Tengatangi 28 Kimiangatau 29 Areora & Makatea 30 Ngatiarua 31 Takaue-Mangarei 32 Atai-Auta 33 Palmerston 34 Ngake 35 Roto 36 Yato 37 Nassau 38 Tauhunu 39 Tukao 40 Matara 41 Numahanga 42 Te Tautua 43 Omoka Enumeration Areas Enumeration Areas Enumeration Areas Enumeration Areas Enumeration Areas FOR OFFICE USE ONLY EA Dwelling Number Dwelling Number Dwelling Number Dwelling Number Dwelling Number FOR OFFICE USE ONLY DN Total Persons Total Persons Total Persons Total Persons Total Persons FOR OFFICE USE ONLY TOTAL PERSON(S) Enter number of persons in this Dwelling Phone Phone Phone Phone Phone FOR OFFICE USE ONLY Type of Dwelling Type of Dwelling Type of Dwelling Type of Dwelling Type of Dwelling What type of dwelling is this? 1 Private Dwelling 2 Non Private dwelling Hotel or Institution Hotel or Institution Hotel or Institution Hotel or Institution Hotel or Institution What type of Dwelling is this? Non-private dwelling 1 Hotel or Motel 2 Institution Tenure Tenure Tenure Tenure Tenure Tenure What is the tenure of this household? Remember to mark only 1 box. 1 Owned outright 2 On loan repayment/Mortgage 3 Occupying without charge 4 Provide free with job 5 Rented Rent Rent Rent Rent Rent If rented, how much rent is paid to the nearest dollar per week? Rental Conditon Rental Conditon Rental Conditon Rental Conditon Rental Conditon What condition was the house rented to you? 1 Unfurnished 2 Partly furnished 3 Fully furnished Dwelling constructed Dwelling constructed Dwelling constructed Dwelling constructed Dwelling constructed What year was this dwelling constructed? Number of rooms Number of rooms Number of rooms Number of rooms Number of rooms How many rooms are there in this dwelling? Count: bedrooms, kitchen, dining room, lounge, living room, study room, family room, etc Do not count: bathroom, shower, toilets garage, open verandah, store rooms, etc. Floor Floor Floor Floor Floor What is the primary flooring material of this dwelling? Remember to mark only 1 box. 1 CONCRETE 2 WOOD & TIMBER 3 GRAVEL (KIRIKIRI) 4 EARTH 5 LIME 6 TILES 7 SLABS 8 DECKING 9 OTHER 10 Fibre Plank Wall Wall Wall Wall Wall What is the primary materials for the outerwall of this dwelling? Remember to mark only 1 box. 1 CONCRETE 2 PINEX 3 TIMBER 4 HARDBOARD 5 FIBROLITE 6 STICK - KORO - ARA (PANDANUS) 7 PLYWOOD 8 LIMESTONE 9 OTHER 10 SLAB 11 CORRUGATED IRON 12 KIKAU (COCONUT FRONDS) 13 SHADOW CLAD Roofing Roofing Roofing Roofing Roofing Roofing Materials What is the primary roofing materials of this dwelling? Remember to mark only 1 box. 1 Corrugated iron 2 Kikau 3 Pandanus (rau) 4 Other 5 ROOFING TILES 6 CONCRETE 7 OTHER 8 ALUMINIUM 9 WOOD 10 WOOD SHINGLES 11 ASBESTOS 99 NOT STATED Spouting Spouting Spouting Spouting Spouting Spouting or guttering Does the dwelling have spouting or gutter fitted to it? Remember to mark only 1 box. 1 Not spouted 2 Partially spouted 3 Fully spouted 9 Not Stated Public Water main Public Water main Public Water main Public Water main Public Water main What is this households source of water? Mark as many boxes as you need to answer this question. 1 Public water main 9 Not Stated Public Water Catchment Public Water Catchment Public Water Catchment Public Water Catchment Public Water Catchment What is this households source of water? Mark as many boxes as you need to answer this question. 2 Public Water Catchment Own water tank Own water tank Own water tank Own water tank Own water tank What is this households source of water? Mark as many boxes as you need to answer this question. 3 Own Water tank Dug out well Dug out well Dug out well Dug out well Dug out well What is this households source of water? Mark as many boxes as you need to answer this question. 4 Dug out well Other water source Other water source Other water source Other water source Other water source What is this households source of water? Mark as many boxes as you need to answer this question. 5 Other water supply Specify other water source Specify other water source Specify other water source Specify other water source Specify other water source What is this households source of water? Mark as many boxes as you need to answer this question. 6 BARREL 7 CREEK 8 OTHER SOURCES If Public water main If Public water main If Public water main If Public water main If Public water main If "public water main", is water piped to: 1 Outside dwelling 2 Inside Dwelling 3 Inside & Outside dwelling 9 Not Stated If Own water tank If Own water tank If Own water tank If Own water tank If Own water tank If "own water tank", is water piped to: 1 Outside dwelling 2 Inside dwelling only 3 Both to inside & Outside Dwelling 9 Not Stated Collected Collected Collected Collected Collected Is water collected from: 1 Public Water main 2 Roof 3 Both 9 Not Stated Drink water Drink water Drink water Drink water Drink water What is the main source of drinking water? Remember to mark only one box. 1 Piped water 2 Filtered Tap Water 3 RAinwater tank 4 Bottled water 5 Protected well 6 Unprotected well 9 Not Stated Grid Grid Grid Grid Grid What sources of electricity does your household utilise? 1 Grid 9 Not Stated GENERATOR GENERATOR GENERATOR GENERATOR GENERATOR What sources of electricity does your household utilise? 2 Generator SOLAR SOLAR SOLAR SOLAR SOLAR What sources of electricity does your household utilise? 3 Solar WIND WIND WIND WIND WIND What sources of electricity does your household utilise? 4 Wind Other Energy Other Energy Other Energy Other Energy Other Energy What sources of electricity does your household utilise? 5 Other Energy No Electricity No Electricity No Electricity No Electricity No Electricity What sources of electricity does your household utilise? 6 No Electricity Petrol Petrol Petrol Petrol Petrol Answer only if you use a Generator else GO TO D15. How much do you spend on fuel in a week? 99 Not stated Diesel Diesel Diesel Diesel Diesel Answer only if you use a Generator else GO TO D15. How much do you spend on fuel in a week? 99 Not stated Flush toilet Flush toilet Flush toilet Flush toilet Flush toilet What toilet facilities are available to this household? 1 Flush toilet 9 Not Stated Pour Flush Toilet Pour Flush Toilet Pour Flush Toilet Pour Flush Toilet Pour Flush Toilet What toilet facilities are available to this household? 2 Pour Flush toilet Pit Latrine Pit Latrine Pit Latrine Pit Latrine Pit Latrine What toilet facilities are available to this household? 3 Pit Latrine Lagoon Toilet Lagoon Toilet Lagoon Toilet Lagoon Toilet Lagoon Toilet What toilet facilities are available to this household? 4 Lagoon toilet Electric Water Heater Electric Water Heater Electric Water Heater Electric Water Heater Electric Water Heater 1 Electric Water Heater 9 NA Gas Water Heater Gas Water Heater Gas Water Heater Gas Water Heater Gas Water Heater 2 Gas Water Heater 1 NS Solar Water Heater Solar Water Heater Solar Water Heater Solar Water Heater Solar Water Heater 3 Solar Water Heater 1 NS Water Filter Water Filter Water Filter Water Filter Water Filter 4 Water Filter 1 NS Kitchen Sink Kitchen Sink Kitchen Sink Kitchen Sink Kitchen Sink 5 Kitchen Sink 1 NS Bath/Shower Bath/Shower Bath/Shower Bath/Shower Bath/Shower 6 Bath/Shower 1 NS Water pump Water pump Water pump Water pump Water pump 7 Water Pump Electricity Electricity Electricity Electricity Electricity Of the types of energy used for cooking, indicate how often you use any of them in the last month (in days)? Gas Gas Gas Gas Gas Of the types of energy used for cooking, indicate how often you use any of them in the last month (in days)? Kerosene Kerosene Kerosene Kerosene Kerosene Of the types of energy used for cooking, indicate how often you use any of them in the last month (in days)? Firewood Firewood Firewood Firewood Firewood Of the types of energy used for cooking, indicate how often you use any of them in the last month (in days)? Traditional Cooking Traditional Cooking Traditional Cooking Traditional Cooking Traditional Cooking Does your household practice or carry out "Umu" or "open fire" cooking? If so, how often? Remember to mark one box. 1 Daily 2 Once a week 3 Once a month 4 Once a year 5 Occasional 6 Not at all Stone Carving Stone Carving Stone Carving Stone Carving Stone Carving Does any member of your household have in their possession any of the following objects or documents dated 60 years or more? 1 Stone carving Wood Carving Wood Carving Wood Carving Wood Carving Wood Carving Does any member of your household have in their possession any of the following objects or documents dated 60 years or more? 2 Wooden carving Weaving Weaving Weaving Weaving Weaving Does any member of your household have in their possession any of the following objects or documents dated 60 years or more? 3 Weaving Tivaevae Tivaevae Tivaevae Tivaevae Tivaevae Does any member of your household have in their possession any of the following objects or documents dated 60 years or more? 4 Tivaevae Painting Painting Painting Painting Painting Does any member of your household have in their possession any of the following objects or documents dated 60 years or more? 5 Painting Manuscripts Manuscripts Manuscripts Manuscripts Manuscripts Does any member of your household have in their possession any of the following objects or documents dated 60 years or more? 6 Manuscripts/articles Other Objects Other Objects Other Objects Other Objects Other Objects Does any member of your household have in their possession any of the following objects or documents dated 60 years or more? 7 Others, specify Specify Object Specify Object Specify Object Specify Object Specify Object Does any member of your household have in their possession any of the following objects or documents dated 60 years or more? Home Phone/Fax Home Phone/Fax Home Phone/Fax Home Phone/Fax Home Phone/Fax What type of communication equipment does this household have access to? 1 Phone/fax at home Family Phone/Fax Family Phone/Fax Family Phone/Fax Family Phone/Fax Family Phone/Fax What type of communication equipment does this household have access to? 2 Phone/fax at family/friends Work Phone/Fax Work Phone/Fax Work Phone/Fax Work Phone/Fax Work Phone/Fax What type of communication equipment does this household have access to? 3 Phone/fax at workplace School Phone/Fax School Phone/Fax School Phone/Fax School Phone/Fax School Phone/Fax What type of communication equipment does this household have access to? 4 Phone/fax at school Private Cell phone Private Cell phone Private Cell phone Private Cell phone Private Cell phone What type of communication equipment does this household have access to? 5 Cell phone (private) Family Cell Phone Family Cell Phone Family Cell Phone Family Cell Phone Family Cell Phone What type of communication equipment does this household have access to? 6 Cell phone at family/friends Work Cell Phone Work Cell Phone Work Cell Phone Work Cell Phone Work Cell Phone What type of communication equipment does this household have access to? 7 Cell phone at workplace School Cell Phone School Cell Phone School Cell Phone School Cell Phone School Cell Phone What type of communication equipment does this household have access to? 8 Cell phone at school Home Internet Home Internet Home Internet Home Internet Home Internet What type of communication equipment does this household have access to? 9 Internet at home Family Internet Family Internet Family Internet Family Internet Family Internet What type of communication equipment does this household have access to? 10 Internet at Family/Friends Work Internet Work Internet Work Internet Work Internet Work Internet What type of communication equipment does this household have access to? 11 Internet at workplace School Internet School Internet School Internet School Internet School Internet What type of communication equipment does this household have access to? 12 Internet at school Internet Cafe Internet Cafe Internet Cafe Internet Cafe Internet Cafe What type of communication equipment does this household have access to? 13 Internet cafe No Access No Access No Access No Access No Access What type of communication equipment does this household have access to? 14 No access Rubbish Collection Rubbish Collection Rubbish Collection Rubbish Collection Rubbish Collection Is this household's rubbish collected by the collection truck? 1 All rubbish collected 2 Only some rubbish collected 3 None at all Burn Burn Burn Burn Burn For household rubbish not collected, how does the household dispose of its rubbish? 1 Burn Bury Bury Bury Bury Bury For household rubbish not collected, how does the household dispose of its rubbish? 2 Bury Recycle Recycle Recycle Recycle Recycle For household rubbish not collected, how does the household dispose of its rubbish? 3 Recycle/re-use Backyard Backyard Backyard Backyard Backyard For household rubbish not collected, how does the household dispose of its rubbish? 4 Dispose in backyard Compost Compost Compost Compost Compost For household rubbish not collected, how does the household dispose of its rubbish? 5 Compost Other Rubbish Other Rubbish Other Rubbish Other Rubbish Other Rubbish For household rubbish not collected, how does the household dispose of its rubbish? 6 Others, specify Other rubbish disposal Other rubbish disposal Other rubbish disposal Other rubbish disposal Other rubbish disposal For household rubbish not collected, how does the household dispose of its rubbish? Others, specify. Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture What type of agriculture activity is this household engaged in? Include raising livestock, floriculture, etc. 1 Subsistence only 2 Commercial only 3 Subsistence & Commercial 4 No agriculture Vegetables, Spices Vegetables, Spices Vegetables, Spices Vegetables, Spices Vegetables, Spices * apart from raising animals, what crops does your household grow? 1 Vegetables, spices, herbs Fruit trees Fruit trees Fruit trees Fruit trees Fruit trees * apart from raising animals, what crops does your household grow? 2 Fruit and Tree crops Flowers Flowers Flowers Flowers Flowers * apart from raising animals, what crops does your household grow? 3 Flowers Other Crop Other Crop Other Crop Other Crop Other Crop * apart from raising animals, what crops does your household grow? 4 Others, specify Other crops grown, Specify Other crops grown, Specify Other crops grown, Specify Other crops grown, Specify Other crops grown, Specify * apart from raising animals, what crops does your household grow? Commercial farming Commercial farming Commercial farming Commercial farming Commercial farming If your household is engaged in commercial farming, did your sales of crops in the last 12 months exceed NZ$1,000? 1 Yes 2 No Coconut consumption Coconut consumption Coconut consumption Coconut consumption Coconut consumption Does your household consume/use coconuts? Yes - fill details below 1 Yes 2 No Human Human Human Human Human Coconut Use - For human consumption Households consuming/using coconut Animals Animals Animals Animals Animals Coconut Use - Animals Households consuming/using coconut Other use Other use Other use Other use Other use Coconut Use - Other use Households consuming/using coconut Fishing Fishing Fishing Fishing Fishing What fishing activity is this household mainly engaged in? exclude Pearl Farming No Fishing GO TO D27 1 Subsistence only 2 Commercial only 3 Subsistence & Commercial 4 No fishing Fishing location Fishing location Fishing location Fishing location Fishing location * where does this household carry out its fishing acivity? Households with fishing activity 1 Only in reef/lagoon 2 Only outside reef 3 Both in & outside reef Pearl Farming Pearl Farming Pearl Farming Pearl Farming Pearl Farming Is this household engaged in pearl farming, even if only one member of household? 1 Yes 2 No Speargun Speargun Speargun Speargun Speargun For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. How many of the following equipment does the household member own? Rod Rod Rod Rod Rod For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. How many of the following equipment does the household member own? Net Net Net Net Net For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Enter a number in the box. How many of the following equipment does the household member own? Scuba Scuba Scuba Scuba Scuba For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Enter a number in the box. How many of the following equipment does the household member own? Canoe Canoe Canoe Canoe Canoe For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Enter a number in the box. How many of the following equipment does the household member own? Boat Boat Boat Boat Boat For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Enter a number in the box. How many of the following equipment does the household member own? Outboard Motor Outboard Motor Outboard Motor Outboard Motor Outboard Motor For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Enter a number in the box. How many of the following equipment does the household member own? Tractor Own Tractor Own Tractor Own Tractor Own Tractor Own For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Owned Tractor Hire Tractor Hire Tractor Hire Tractor Hire Tractor Hire For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Hired Tractor Borrowed Tractor Borrowed Tractor Borrowed Tractor Borrowed Tractor Borrowed For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Borrowed Hoe Own Hoe Own Hoe Own Hoe Own Hoe Own For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Owned Hoe Hired Hoe Hired Hoe Hired Hoe Hired Hoe Hired For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Hired Hoe Borrowed Hoe Borrowed Hoe Borrowed Hoe Borrowed Hoe Borrowed For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Borrowed Mistblower Own Mistblower Own Mistblower Own Mistblower Own Mistblower Own For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Owned Mistblower Hired Mistblower Hired Mistblower Hired Mistblower Hired Mistblower Hired For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Hired Mistblower Borrowed Mistblower Borrowed Mistblower Borrowed Mistblower Borrowed Mistblower Borrowed For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Borrowed Grasscutter own Grasscutter own Grasscutter own Grasscutter own Grasscutter own For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Owned Grasscutter Hired Grasscutter Hired Grasscutter Hired Grasscutter Hired Grasscutter Hired For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Hired Grasscutter Borrowed Grasscutter Borrowed Grasscutter Borrowed Grasscutter Borrowed Grasscutter Borrowed For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Borrowed Mower Own Mower Own Mower Own Mower Own Mower Own For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Owned Mower Hired Mower Hired Mower Hired Mower Hired Mower Hired For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Hired Mower Borrowed Mower Borrowed Mower Borrowed Mower Borrowed Mower Borrowed For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Borrowed Disc Own Disc Own Disc Own Disc Own Disc Own For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Owned Disc Hired Disc Hired Disc Hired Disc Hired Disc Hired For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Hired Disc Borrowed Disc Borrowed Disc Borrowed Disc Borrowed Disc Borrowed For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Borrowed Plow Own Plow Own Plow Own Plow Own Plow Own For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Owned Plow Hired Plow Hired Plow Hired Plow Hired Plow Hired For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Hired Plow Borrowed Plow Borrowed Plow Borrowed Plow Borrowed Plow Borrowed For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Borrowed Rotovator own Rotovator own Rotovator own Rotovator own Rotovator own For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Owned Rotovator Hired Rotovator Hired Rotovator Hired Rotovator Hired Rotovator Hired For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Hired Rotovator Borrowed Rotovator Borrowed Rotovator Borrowed Rotovator Borrowed Rotovator Borrowed For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Borrowed Slasher Own Slasher Own Slasher Own Slasher Own Slasher Own For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Owned Slasher Hired Slasher Hired Slasher Hired Slasher Hired Slasher Hired For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Hired Slasher Borrowed Slasher Borrowed Slasher Borrowed Slasher Borrowed Slasher Borrowed For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Borrowed Tyne Own Tyne Own Tyne Own Tyne Own Tyne Own For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Owned Tyne Hired Tyne Hired Tyne Hired Tyne Hired Tyne Hired For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Hired Tyne Borrowed Tyne Borrowed Tyne Borrowed Tyne Borrowed Tyne Borrowed For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Borrowed Ripper Own Ripper Own Ripper Own Ripper Own Ripper Own For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Owned Ripper hired Ripper hired Ripper hired Ripper hired Ripper hired For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Hired Ripper Borrwed Ripper Borrwed Ripper Borrwed Ripper Borrwed Ripper Borrwed For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Borrowed Saw Own Saw Own Saw Own Saw Own Saw Own For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Owned Saw Hired Saw Hired Saw Hired Saw Hired Saw Hired For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Hired Saw Borrowed Saw Borrowed Saw Borrowed Saw Borrowed Saw Borrowed For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Borrowed Knapsack Own Knapsack Own Knapsack Own Knapsack Own Knapsack Own For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Owned Knapsack Hired Knapsack Hired Knapsack Hired Knapsack Hired Knapsack Hired For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Hired Knapsack Borrowed Knapsack Borrowed Knapsack Borrowed Knapsack Borrowed Knapsack Borrowed For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Borrowed Pump Own Pump Own Pump Own Pump Own Pump Own For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Owned Pump Hired Pump Hired Pump Hired Pump Hired Pump Hired For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Hired Pump Borrowed Pump Borrowed Pump Borrowed Pump Borrowed Pump Borrowed For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Borrowed Other Own Other Own Other Own Other Own Other Own For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Owned Other Hired Other Hired Other Hired Other Hired Other Hired For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Hired Other Borrowed Other Borrowed Other Borrowed Other Borrowed Other Borrowed For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Borrowed Other farm equipment, Specify Other farm equipment, Specify Other farm equipment, Specify Other farm equipment, Specify Other farm equipment, Specify For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. For D29 only - count the equipment owned/used. Enter a number in the box How many of the following equipment does the household members own or use? Motorcycle Motorcycle Motorcycle Motorcycle Motorcycle For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. How many of the following vehicles does the household members own? (exclude children's tricycles) Motor Car Motor Car Motor Car Motor Car Motor Car For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. How many of the following vehicles does the household members own? (exclude children's tricycles) Van Van Van Van Van For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. How many of the following vehicles does the household members own? (exclude children's tricycles) Truck Truck Truck Truck Truck For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. How many of the following vehicles does the household members own? (exclude children's tricycles) Utility Utility Utility Utility Utility For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. How many of the following vehicles does the household members own? (exclude children's tricycles) Bicycle Bicycle Bicycle Bicycle Bicycle For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. How many of the following vehicles does the household members own? (exclude children's tricycles) Petrol Petrol Petrol Petrol Petrol For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Answer only for vehicles powered by fuel else GO TO D32. How much do you spend on fuel in a week? Diesel Diesel Diesel Diesel Diesel For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Answer only for vehicles powered by fuel else GO TO D32. How much do you spend on fuel in a week? Electric Stove Electric Stove Electric Stove Electric Stove Electric Stove For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. How many of the following items does your household have? Toaster Toaster Toaster Toaster Toaster For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Cooking Utensils and appliances: How many of the following items does your household have? Gas Stove Gas Stove Gas Stove Gas Stove Gas Stove For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Cooking Utensils and appliances: How many of the following items does your household have? Egg beater Egg beater Egg beater Egg beater Egg beater For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Cooking Utensils and appliances: How many of the following items does your household have? Microwave Microwave Microwave Microwave Microwave For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Cooking Utensils and appliances: How many of the following items does your household have? BBQ BBQ BBQ BBQ BBQ For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Cooking Utensils and appliances: How many of the following items does your household have? Kerosene Stove Kerosene Stove Kerosene Stove Kerosene Stove Kerosene Stove For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Cooking Utensils and appliances: How many of the following items does your household have? Rice Cooker Rice Cooker Rice Cooker Rice Cooker Rice Cooker For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Cooking Utensils and appliances: How many of the following items does your household have? Pressure Cooker Pressure Cooker Pressure Cooker Pressure Cooker Pressure Cooker For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Cooking Utensils and appliances: How many of the following items does your household have? Food Processor Food Processor Food Processor Food Processor Food Processor For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Cooking Utensils and appliances: How many of the following items does your household have? Electric Jug Electric Jug Electric Jug Electric Jug Electric Jug For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Cooking Utensils and appliances: How many of the following items does your household have? Frying Pan Frying Pan Frying Pan Frying Pan Frying Pan For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Cooking Utensils and appliances: How many of the following items does your household have? Other cooking utensils and appliances Other cooking utensils and appliances Other cooking utensils and appliances Other cooking utensils and appliances Other cooking utensils and appliances For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Cooking Utensils and appliances: How many of the following items does your household have? Other cooking utensils and appliances, Specify Other cooking utensils and appliances, Specify Other cooking utensils and appliances, Specify Other cooking utensils and appliances, Specify Other cooking utensils and appliances, Specify For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Cooking Utensils and appliances: How many of the following items does your household have? Iron Iron Iron Iron Iron For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Household appliances: How many of the following items does your household have? Shaver Shaver Shaver Shaver Shaver For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Household appliances: How many of the following items does your household have? Hair Cutter Hair Cutter Hair Cutter Hair Cutter Hair Cutter For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Household appliances: How many of the following items does your household have? Hair Dryer Hair Dryer Hair Dryer Hair Dryer Hair Dryer For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Household appliances: How many of the following items does your household have? Hair Straightener Hair Straightener Hair Straightener Hair Straightener Hair Straightener For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Household appliances: How many of the following items does your household have? Sewing Machine Sewing Machine Sewing Machine Sewing Machine Sewing Machine For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Household appliances: How many of the following items does your household have? Vacuum Vacuum Vacuum Vacuum Vacuum For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Household appliances: How many of the following items does your household have? Other household appliance Other household appliance Other household appliance Other household appliance Other household appliance For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Household appliances: How many of the following items does your household have? Other household appliance, Specify Other household appliance, Specify Other household appliance, Specify Other household appliance, Specify Other household appliance, Specify For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Household appliances: How many of the following items does your household have? Freezer Freezer Freezer Freezer Freezer For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. How many of the following items does your household have? Zip/Urn Zip/Urn Zip/Urn Zip/Urn Zip/Urn For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Household whitewares: How many of the following items does your household have? Fridge Fridge Fridge Fridge Fridge For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Household whitewares: How many of the following items does your household have? Air Conditioner Air Conditioner Air Conditioner Air Conditioner Air Conditioner For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Household whitewares: How many of the following items does your household have? Fridge freezer Fridge freezer Fridge freezer Fridge freezer Fridge freezer For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Household whitewares: How many of the following items does your household have? Dishwasher Dishwasher Dishwasher Dishwasher Dishwasher For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Household whitewares: How many of the following items does your household have? Wash Machine Wash Machine Wash Machine Wash Machine Wash Machine For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Household whitewares: How many of the following items does your household have? Clothes Dryer Clothes Dryer Clothes Dryer Clothes Dryer Clothes Dryer For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Household whitewares: How many of the following items does your household have? Other household whitewares Other household whitewares Other household whitewares Other household whitewares Other household whitewares For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Household whitewares: How many of the following items does your household have? Other household whitewares, Specify Other household whitewares, Specify Other household whitewares, Specify Other household whitewares, Specify Other household whitewares, Specify For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Household whitewares: How many of the following items does your household have? Electric Drill Electric Drill Electric Drill Electric Drill Electric Drill For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Power tools: How many of the following items does your household have? Air Compressor Air Compressor Air Compressor Air Compressor Air Compressor For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Power tools: How many of the following items does your household have? Circular Saw Circular Saw Circular Saw Circular Saw Circular Saw For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Power tools: How many of the following items does your household have? Sander Sander Sander Sander Sander For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Power tools: How many of the following items does your household have? Battery Charger Battery Charger Battery Charger Battery Charger Battery Charger For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Power tools: How many of the following items does your household have? Other power tools Other power tools Other power tools Other power tools Other power tools For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Power tools: How many of the following items does your household have? Other power tools, Specify Other power tools, Specify Other power tools, Specify Other power tools, Specify Other power tools, Specify For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Power tools: How many of the following items does your household have? Stereo Stereo Stereo Stereo Stereo For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Entertainment devices: How many of the following items does your household members own? TV TV TV TV TV For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Entertainment devices: How many of the following items does your household members own? DVD DVD DVD DVD DVD For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Entertainment devices: How many of the following items does your household members own? Mp3 Mp3 Mp3 Mp3 Mp3 For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Entertainment devices: How many of the following items does your household members own? Video game Video game Video game Video game Video game For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Entertainment devices: How many of the following items does your household members own? Laptop Laptop Laptop Laptop Laptop For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Entertainment devices: How many of the following items does your household members own? Piano Piano Piano Piano Piano For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Entertainment devices: How many of the following items does your household members own? Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Entertainment devices: How many of the following items does your household members own? Other entertainment devices Other entertainment devices Other entertainment devices Other entertainment devices Other entertainment devices For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Entertainment devices: How many of the following items does your household members own? Other entertainment devices, Specify Other entertainment devices, Specify Other entertainment devices, Specify Other entertainment devices, Specify Other entertainment devices, Specify For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Entertainment devices: How many of the following items does your household members own? Energy rating Energy rating Energy rating Energy rating Energy rating For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Are the members of your household aware of Energy rating labels on appliances? 1 Yes 2 No 9 Not Stated Freezer rating Freezer rating Freezer rating Freezer rating Freezer rating For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. From the whitewares and devices stated in D34 and D36, mark one box only & write power rating by appliances listed. 1 1 Star 2 2 Star 3 3 Star 4 4 Star 5 5 Star Fridge rating Fridge rating Fridge rating Fridge rating Fridge rating For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. From the whitewares and devices stated in D34 and D36, mark one box only & write power rating by appliances listed. 1 1 Star 2 2 Star 3 3 Star 4 4 Star 5 5 Star Fridge Freezer rating Fridge Freezer rating Fridge Freezer rating Fridge Freezer rating Fridge Freezer rating For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. From the whitewares and devices stated in D34 and D36, mark one box only & write power rating by appliances listed. 1 1 Star 2 2 Star 3 3 Star 4 4 Star 5 5 Star Dishwasher rating Dishwasher rating Dishwasher rating Dishwasher rating Dishwasher rating For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. From the whitewares and devices stated in D34 and D36, mark one box only & write power rating by appliances listed. 1 1 Star 2 2 Star 3 3 Star 4 4 Star 5 5 Star Wash Machine rating Wash Machine rating Wash Machine rating Wash Machine rating Wash Machine rating For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. From the whitewares and devices stated in D34 and D36, mark one box only & write power rating by appliances listed. 1 1 Star 2 2 Star 3 3 Star 4 4 Star 5 5 Star Clothes dryer rating Clothes dryer rating Clothes dryer rating Clothes dryer rating Clothes dryer rating For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. From the whitewares and devices stated in D34 and D36, mark one box only & write power rating by appliances listed. 1 1 Star 2 2 Star 3 3 Star 4 4 Star 5 5 Star Air Con rating Air Con rating Air Con rating Air Con rating Air Con rating For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. From the whitewares and devices stated in D34 and D36, mark one box only & write power rating by appliances listed. 1 1 Star 2 2 Star 3 3 Star 4 4 Star 5 5 Star TV screen power rating TV screen power rating TV screen power rating TV screen power rating TV screen power rating For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. From the whitewares and devices stated in D34 and D36, mark one box only & write power rating by appliances listed. Computer power rating Computer power rating Computer power rating Computer power rating Computer power rating For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. From the whitewares and devices stated in D34 and D36, mark one box only & write power rating by appliances listed. Stereo power rating Stereo power rating Stereo power rating Stereo power rating Stereo power rating For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. From the whitewares and devices stated in D34 and D36, mark one box only & write power rating by appliances listed. Incandescent bulbs Incandescent bulbs Incandescent bulbs Incandescent bulbs Incandescent bulbs For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. How many of the following Energy Saver Bulbs is installed in your dwellling? Enter a number in the box. Compact flourescent light Compact flourescent light Compact flourescent light Compact flourescent light Compact flourescent light For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. How many of the following Energy Saver Bulbs is installed in your dwellling? Enter a number in the box. Tube light Tube light Tube light Tube light Tube light For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. How many of the following Energy Saver Bulbs is installed in your dwellling? Enter a number in the box. Light Emitting Diode Light Emitting Diode Light Emitting Diode Light Emitting Diode Light Emitting Diode For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. How many of the following Energy Saver Bulbs is installed in your dwellling? Enter a number in the box. Fire Extinguisher Fire Extinguisher Fire Extinguisher Fire Extinguisher Fire Extinguisher For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Safety equipment: How many of the following items does your household have? Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Safety equipment: How many of the following items does your household have? First Aid kit First Aid kit First Aid kit First Aid kit First Aid kit For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Safety equipment: How many of the following items does your household have? Lantern Lantern Lantern Lantern Lantern For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Safety equipment: How many of the following items does your household have? Torch Torch Torch Torch Torch For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Safety equipment: How many of the following items does your household have? Other safety equipment Other safety equipment Other safety equipment Other safety equipment Other safety equipment For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Safety equipment: How many of the following items does your household have? Other safety equipment, Specify Other safety equipment, Specify Other safety equipment, Specify Other safety equipment, Specify Other safety equipment, Specify For the next questions, count only those items, equipments, devices, etc. owned by this household. Do not count anything borrowed, broken or rented. Safety equipment: How many of the following items does your household have? Census Districts Census Districts Census Districts Census Districts Census Districts FOR OFFICE USE ONLY CD Pue - Matavera 1 Tupapa - Maraerenga 2 Takuvaine - Parekura 3 Tutakimoa - Teotue 4 Avatiu - Ruatonga 5 Nikao - Panama 6 Ruaau - Arorangi 7 Akaoa - Arorangi 8 Murienua - Arorangi 9 Titikaveka 10 Ngatangiia - Muri 11 Matavera 12 Amuri - Ureia 13 Arutanga 14 Vaipae - Avanui 15 Tautu 17 Tavaenga 18 Kaumata 19 Temakatea 20 Tamarua 21 Ivirua 22 Karanga 23 Mapumai 24 Teenui 25 Ngatiarua 26 Areora 27 Tengatangi 28 Kimiangatau 29 Areora & Makatea 30 Ngatiarua 31 Takaue-Mangarei 32 Atai-Auta 33 Palmerston 34 Ngake 35 Roto 36 Yato 37 Nassau 38 Tauhunu 39 Tukao 40 Matara 41 Numahanga 42 Te Tautua 43 Omoka Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area FOR OFFICE USE ONLY EA Dwelling Number Dwelling Number Dwelling Number Dwelling Number Dwelling Number FOR OFFICE USE ONLY DN Person Number Person Number Person Number Person Number Person Number FOR OFFICE USE ONLY PN Sex Sex Sex Sex Sex Sex: Are you? 1 Male 2 Female Relationship Relationship Relationship Relationship Relationship Relationship: What is your relationship to the head of household? Not Stated 1 Head 2 Spouse/partner 3 Son or Daughter 4 Step/adopted child 5 Grandchild 6 Nephew or Niece 7 Guest 9 Parent of Head or Spouse 10 Grandparent of Head or Spouse 11 Brother or Sister of Head or Spouse 12 Inlaw of Head or Spouse 13 Uncle or Aunt 14 Flatmate or joint owner 15 Grandchild or great - grandchild 16 Adopted child or feeding child 17 Other 18 Son or daughter in law 19 In Patient 20 Inmate 21 Employee 22 Brothers/Sisters partner 99 Not Applicable Day Day Day Day Day Date of birth: when were you born? Day (eg 03) Month Month Month Month Month Date of birth: when were you born? Month (eg 05) Year Year Year Year Year Date of birth: when were you born? Year (eg 1953) Place of Birth Place of Birth Place of Birth Place of Birth Place of Birth Place of birth: Which island or country were you born in? Arrival Arrival Arrival Arrival Arrival If you were born outside the Cook Islands, when did you first arrive to live here? Year Nationality Nationality Nationality Nationality Nationality Nationality: What is your nationality as given in your passport? 1 New Zealand 2 Australia 3 French Polynesia 4 Fiji 5 Other Other Nationality Other Nationality Other Nationality Other Nationality Other Nationality Nationality: What is your nationality as given in your passport? Oter, Please state Visitors Visitors Visitors Visitors Visitors VISITORS ONLY: if you are visiting the Cook Islands, mark box and GO TO END Visitors are those who are only in the Cook Islands for a period of less than 12 months. 1 Vistor 2 Not visitor Ethnic Origin Ethnic Origin Ethnic Origin Ethnic Origin Ethnic Origin Ethnic Origin: Which ethnic group do you belong to? If 1 or 2, go to P10 1 Cook Islands Maori 2 Part Cook Islands Maori 3 New Zealand Maori 4 New Zealand European 5 Other Other Ethnic Other Ethnic Other Ethnic Other Ethnic Other Ethnic Ethnic Origin: Which ethnic group do you belong to? Other, Please state Residential Status Residential Status Residential Status Residential Status Residential Status Residential Status: What is your residential status? 1 Temporary contract worker 2 Dependent of temporary contract worker 3 Granted with permanent residency 4 Other Other Residential Status Other Residential Status Other Residential Status Other Residential Status Other Residential Status Residential Status: What is your residential status? Other, Please state. Place Of Residence Place Of Residence Place Of Residence Place Of Residence Place Of Residence Place of Residence: Where do you usually live? Village & Island How long How long How long How long How long Place of Residence: Where do you usually live? How long have you lived at this address? 1 less than a year 2 Years Number of years Number of years Number of years Number of years Number of years How long have you lived at this address? Years Address 1 year Address 1 year Address 1 year Address 1 year Address 1 year Address one year ago: Where did you usually live one year ago, 1st December 2010? If Not born 1 year ago, go to P13. 1 Not born 1 year ago 2 At the address in P10 3 In the Cook Islands at another address 4 Not in the Cook Islands Another Address 1 year ago Another Address 1 year ago Another Address 1 year ago Another Address 1 year ago Another Address 1 year ago Address one year ago: Where did you usually live one year ago, 1st December 2010? In the Cook Islands at another address, Please state. Village & Island Which country 1 year ago Which country 1 year ago Which country 1 year ago Which country 1 year ago Which country 1 year ago Address one year ago: Where did you usually live one year ago, 1st December 2010? If not in the Cook Islands, Please State the country you were living in? Address 5 years Address 5 years Address 5 years Address 5 years Address 5 years Address five years ago: Where did you usually live 5 years ago, that is 1st December 2006? 1 Not born 5 years ago 2 At the address in P11 3 In the Cook Islands at another address 4 Not in the Cook Islands Another address 5 years ago Another address 5 years ago Another address 5 years ago Another address 5 years ago Another address 5 years ago Address five years ago: Where did you usually live 5 years ago, that is 1st December 2006? In the Cook Islands at another address. Village & Island Country 5 years ago Country 5 years ago Country 5 years ago Country 5 years ago Country 5 years ago Address five years ago: Where did you usually live 5 years ago, that is 1st December 2006? If not in the Cook Islands. Please State the country you were living in? Religion Religion Religion Religion Religion Religion: Which religious group do belong to? 1 No religion 2 Cook Islands Christian Church 3 Roman Catholic Church 4 Seventh Day Adventist 5 Church of Latter Day Saints 6 Assemblies of God 7 Apostolic Church 8 Other 9 I object to answering this question Other Religion Other Religion Other Religion Other Religion Other Religion Religion: Which religious group do belong to? Other. Please state Marital Status Marital Status Marital Status Marital Status Marital Status Marital Status: Which one of these statements best describe your current marital status? 1 Never been married 2 Legally married 3 Widow/widower 4 Permanently separated from legal husband/wife 5 Divorced/marriage dissolved 6 Living in a de facto relationship Seeing Seeing Seeing Seeing Seeing Disability: Mark as many spaces as you need to answer this question: Does a health problem or condition you have (lasting more than 6 months) cause you difficulty with or stop you from: 1 Seeing, even when wearing glasses or contact lenses Hearing Hearing Hearing Hearing Hearing Disability: Mark as many spaces as you need to answer this question: Does a health problem or condition you have (lasting more than 6 months) cause you difficulty with or stop you from: 2 Hearing, even when using hearing aid Walking Walking Walking Walking Walking Disability: Mark as many spaces as you need to answer this question: Does a health problem or condition you have (lasting more than 6 months) cause you difficulty with or stop you from: 3 Walking, lifting or bending Grasping Grasping Grasping Grasping Grasping Disability: Mark as many spaces as you need to answer this question: Does a health problem or condition you have (lasting more than 6 months) cause you difficulty with or stop you from: 4 using your hands to hold, grasp or use objects Remembering Remembering Remembering Remembering Remembering Disability: Mark as many spaces as you need to answer this question: Does a health problem or condition you have (lasting more than 6 months) cause you difficulty with or stop you from: 5 Learning, concentrating or remembering Communicating Communicating Communicating Communicating Communicating Disability: Mark as many spaces as you need to answer this question: Does a health problem or condition you have (lasting more than 6 months) cause you difficulty with or stop you from: 6 Communicating with others Socialising Socialising Socialising Socialising Socialising Disability: Mark as many spaces as you need to answer this question: Does a health problem or condition you have (lasting more than 6 months) cause you difficulty with or stop you from: 7 Socialising or mixing with others No Difficulty No Difficulty No Difficulty No Difficulty No Difficulty Disability: Mark as many spaces as you need to answer this question: Does a health problem or condition you have (lasting more than 6 months) cause you difficulty with or stop you from: 8 No difficulty or too young to detect any difficulties Ciguatera Ciguatera Ciguatera Ciguatera Ciguatera Disability: Mark as many spaces as you need to answer this question: Does a health problem or condition you have (lasting more than 6 months) cause you difficulty with or stop you from: 9 suffered from fish poisoning (ciguatera) Cook Is Maori Cook Is Maori Cook Is Maori Cook Is Maori Cook Is Maori Language: Mark as amny boxes as you need to answer this question In which language(s) could you have a conversation aout a lot of everyday things? 1 Cook Islands maori English English English English English Language: Mark as amny boxes as you need to answer this question In which language(s) could you have a conversation aout a lot of everyday things? 2 English Samoan Samoan Samoan Samoan Samoan Language: Mark as amny boxes as you need to answer this question In which language(s) could you have a conversation aout a lot of everyday things? 3 Samoan Specify Other Language Specify Other Language Specify Other Language Specify Other Language Specify Other Language Language: Mark as amny boxes as you need to answer this question In which language(s) could you have a conversation aout a lot of everyday things? Other language(s) please state: eg. Filipino, Fijian, etc 4 Other Language Too young Too young Too young Too young Too young Language: Mark as amny boxes as you need to answer this question In which language(s) could you have a conversation aout a lot of everyday things? 5 Too young to talk Specify other Specify other Specify other Specify other Specify other Language: Mark as amny boxes as you need to answer this question In which language(s) could you have a conversation aout a lot of everyday things? Cook Islands Maori Cook Islands Maori Cook Islands Maori Cook Islands Maori Cook Islands Maori Reading/Writing: Mark as amny boxes as you need to answer this question In which language(s) coul you read and write a simple sentence? 1 Cook Islands Maori 9 NS English English English English English Reading/Writing: Mark as amny boxes as you need to answer this question In which language(s) coul you read and write a simple sentence? 2 English Other Language Other Language Other Language Other Language Other Language Reading/Writing: Mark as amny boxes as you need to answer this question In which language(s) coul you read and write a simple sentence? other language(s) please state: eg. Filipino, Fijian, Samoan, etc Too Young Too Young Too Young Too Young Too Young Reading/Writing: Mark as amny boxes as you need to answer this question In which language(s) coul you read and write a simple sentence? 4 Too young to read or write Specify Other Specify Other Specify Other Specify Other Specify Other Reading/Writing: Mark as amny boxes as you need to answer this question In which language(s) coul you read and write a simple sentence? Cell phone Cell phone Cell phone Cell phone Cell phone Information Technology: Do you "use" any of the following communication technology? 1 Cellular phone Internet Internet Internet Internet Internet Information Technology: Do you "use" any of the following communication technology? 2 Internet Landline Landline Landline Landline Landline Information Technology: Do you "use" any of the following communication technology? 3 Landline No usage No usage No usage No usage No usage Information Technology: Do you "use" any of the following communication technology? Go to P19. 4 Do not use At home At home At home At home At home Information Technology: Do you "use" any of the following communication technology? Internet *location of internet use 1 At home Workplace Workplace Workplace Workplace Workplace Information Technology: Do you "use" any of the following communication technology? Internet *location of internet use 2 Workplace Family Family Family Family Family Information Technology: Do you "use" any of the following communication technology? Internet *location of internet use 3 Family or Friends School School School School School Information Technology: Do you "use" any of the following communication technology? Internet *location of internet use 4 At School Internet Cafe Internet Cafe Internet Cafe Internet Cafe Internet Cafe Information Technology: Do you "use" any of the following communication technology? Internet *location of internet use 5 Internet Cafe or Wifi spot At least once a day At least once a day At least once a day At least once a day At least once a day How Often do you use the internet? 1 At least once a day 9 NS Once a week Once a week Once a week Once a week Once a week How Often do you use the internet? 2 Once a week Less than once a week Less than once a week Less than once a week Less than once a week Less than once a week How Often do you use the internet? 3 Less than Once a week Goods & Services Goods & Services Goods & Services Goods & Services Goods & Services For which of the following activities did you use the internet for private purposes? mark as many boxes as applicable 1 Getting information about goods & services Emails Emails Emails Emails Emails For which of the following activities did you use the internet for private purposes? mark as many boxes as applicable 2 Sending or receiving emails Purchase Goods Purchase Goods Purchase Goods Purchase Goods Purchase Goods For which of the following activities did you use the internet for private purposes? mark as many boxes as applicable 3 Purchasing or ordering goods & services Internet Banking Internet Banking Internet Banking Internet Banking Internet Banking For which of the following activities did you use the internet for private purposes? mark as many boxes as applicable 4 Internet Banking Education Education Education Education Education For which of the following activities did you use the internet for private purposes? mark as many boxes as applicable 5 Education or learning activities Download Download Download Download Download For which of the following activities did you use the internet for private purposes? mark as many boxes as applicable 6 Downloading, music, movies, or software Currently attending school Currently attending school Currently attending school Currently attending school Currently attending school Education: Are you currently attending school? Include pre-school and kindergarten as well. 1 Yes 2 No 9 Not Stated School name School name School name School name School name Education: Are you currently attending school? If Yes, which school do you go to? Enter name of school No Schooling No Schooling No Schooling No Schooling No Schooling Education Level What is your highest education level completed? Mark one box 1 No Schooling 9 Not Stated Preschool Preschool Preschool Preschool Preschool Education Level What is your highest education level completed? Mark one box 2 Preschool, kindergarted Primary Primary Primary Primary Primary Education Level What is your highest education level completed? Primary, Specify Grade Mark one box 1 Grade 1 2 Grade 2 3 Grade 3 4 Grade 4 5 Grade 5 6 Grade 6 Secondary Secondary Secondary Secondary Secondary Education Level What is your highest education level completed? Secondar Specify Form or Year Mark one box 1 Form 1 2 Form 2 3 Form 3 4 Form 4 5 Form 5 6 Form 6 7 Form 7 10 Year 10 11 Year 11, form 5 12 Year 12, Form 6 13 Year 13, Form 7, NCEA L3 School Qualification School Qualification School Qualification School Qualification School Qualification School Qualification: What is yur highest secondary school qualification completed? Mark one box. If currently enrolled, mark the previous grade or level completed. 1 None 2 Cook Islands School certificate 3 NZSC or NCEA level 1 4 NZ 6 Form or NCEA level 2 5 7 Form or UE or NCEA Level 7 6 Other Secondary qualification 9 Not Stated Specify other Specify other Specify other Specify other Specify other School Qualification: What is yur highest secondary school qualification completed? Other secondary school qualification gained. Print the qualification. Other Completed qualification Other Completed qualification Other Completed qualification Other Completed qualification Other Completed qualification If you are less than 15 years old GO TO END, else continue Apart from a secondary qualification, do you have other completed qualification(s)? No, Go to P24 15 years old and over 1 Yes 2 No 9 Not Stated Qualification Qualification Qualification Qualification Qualification Highest Qualification: Print your highest qualification, and the subject for example: Qualification: Trade Certificate Level II Subject: Panel Beating, Bricklaying 15 years old and over Subject Subject Subject Subject Subject Highest Qualification: Print your highest qualification, and the subject for example: Qualification: Trade Certificate Level II Subject: Panel Beating, Bricklaying 15 years old and over Currently studying Currently studying Currently studying Currently studying Currently studying Are you currently underatking studies or training? If 3, GO TO P27 15 years old and over 1 Full time (20 hrs or more a week) 2 Part time (Less than 20 hrs a week) 3 Neither of these Field of study Field of study Field of study Field of study Field of study In what subject/fied/area are you studying and who is financing your studies? Subject ( Law, Agriculture, Accounting) 15 years old and over Source of funds for study Source of funds for study Source of funds for study Source of funds for study Source of funds for study In what subject/fied/area are you studying and who is financing your studies? Finance (self, employer, government) 15 years old and over Training provider Training provider Training provider Training provider Training provider Which institute or agency is providing your studies or training? 15 years old and over 1 USP 2 Trade Centre 3 HTTC 4 Other Training provider - other Training provider - other Training provider - other Training provider - other Training provider - other Which institute or agency is providing your studies or training? Other, specify. 15 years old and over Reasons for not studying Reasons for not studying Reasons for not studying Reasons for not studying Reasons for not studying Which reasons do you have for not studying or undergoing training? 15 years old and over 1 No time 2 Not interested 3 Lack of funding 4 Other Reasons for not studying - other Reasons for not studying - other Reasons for not studying - other Reasons for not studying - other Reasons for not studying - other Which reasons do you have for not studying or undergoing training? Other, specify 15 years old and over Activity status Activity status Activity status Activity status Activity status Activity Status: Mark ONE box which best describe the status of your activity. If 6, GO TO P32 and check P19 and P20 If 7, GO TO P36 If 8 or 9, GO TO P38 15 years old and over 1 Employer, own business/plantation without employees 2 Employer, own business/plantation with employees 3 Paid employee (full time) 4 Paid employee (part time) 5 Working in a family business or farm without pay 6 Full time students 7 Unemployed 8 Home Duties 9 Retired Principal occupation Principal occupation Principal occupation Principal occupation Principal occupation Principal Occupation: Waht is your main job in the activity stated in P28? e.g. primary school teacher, receptionist, etc. 15 years old and over Employer 1 Employer 1 Employer 1 Employer 1 Employer 1 Principal Occupation: Waht is your main job in the activity stated in P28? Employer: Give the name of the business or employer that you worked for in that job. e.g. CITC, MOIP, Edgewater Hotel, ANZ, etc. 15 years old and over Industry 1 Industry 1 Industry 1 Industry 1 Industry 1 Industry: What is the main activity of that business or employer? e.g. retail trade, Banking, Hotel, etc. 15 years old and over Hours in job 1 Hours in job 1 Hours in job 1 Hours in job 1 Hours in job 1 Industry: What is the main activity of that business or employer? How many hours usually worked at this job in a week? hours a week 15 years old and over Secondary activity Secondary activity Secondary activity Secondary activity Secondary activity Secondary Activity: apart from your principal activity, do you have another job? If No, GO TO P38. 15 years old and over 1 Yes 2 No Secondary occupation Secondary occupation Secondary occupation Secondary occupation Secondary occupation Secondary Occupation: What is your job in your secondary activity? e.g. delivery, waitress, cleaner, etc. 15 years old and over Employer 2 Employer 2 Employer 2 Employer 2 Employer 2 Employer: Give the name of the business or employer that you worked fro in that job. e.g. CITC, Edgewater Hotel, ANZ, etc. 15 years old and over Industry 2 Industry 2 Industry 2 Industry 2 Industry 2 Industry: What is the main activity of that business or employer? e.g. Retail trade, Banking, Hotel, etc. 15 years old and over Hours in job 2 Hours in job 2 Hours in job 2 Hours in job 2 Hours in job 2 Industry: What is the main activity of that business or employer? How many hours usually worked at this job in a week? hours a week 15 years old and over Unemployment Unemployment Unemployment Unemployment Unemployment Unemployment: Have you ever had paid work? If Yes, GO TO P37 15 years old and over 1 Yes 2 No Willing to work Willing to work Willing to work Willing to work Willing to work If a paid job had been available would you have been willing to work? Mark the box and GO TO P38 15 years old and over 1 Yes 2 No Weeks of paid work Weeks of paid work Weeks of paid work Weeks of paid work Weeks of paid work How many weeks have you had paid work? No. of weeks 15 years old and over P38 Children P38 Children P38 Children P38 Children P38 Children Unpaid Work: Mark as many spaces as you need to answer this question, In the last 4 weeks, which of these have you done without pay? 15 years old and over 1 Looking after children 9 Not stated P38 Housework P38 Housework P38 Housework P38 Housework P38 Housework Unpaid Work: Mark as many spaces as you need to answer this question, In the last 4 weeks, which of these have you done without pay? 15 years old and over 2 Housework P38 Handicraft P38 Handicraft P38 Handicraft P38 Handicraft P38 Handicraft Unpaid Work: Mark as many spaces as you need to answer this question, In the last 4 weeks, which of these have you done without pay? 15 years old and over 3 Handicraft making P38 Gardening P38 Gardening P38 Gardening P38 Gardening P38 Gardening Unpaid Work: Mark as many spaces as you need to answer this question, In the last 4 weeks, which of these have you done without pay? 15 years old and over 4 Gardening P38 Livestock P38 Livestock P38 Livestock P38 Livestock P38 Livestock Unpaid Work: Mark as many spaces as you need to answer this question, In the last 4 weeks, which of these have you done without pay? 15 years old and over 5 Tending the livestock P38 Fishing P38 Fishing P38 Fishing P38 Fishing P38 Fishing Unpaid Work: Mark as many spaces as you need to answer this question, In the last 4 weeks, which of these have you done without pay? 15 years old and over 6 Fishing P38 Sewing P38 Sewing P38 Sewing P38 Sewing P38 Sewing Unpaid Work: Mark as many spaces as you need to answer this question, In the last 4 weeks, which of these have you done without pay? 15 years old and over 7 Sewing P38 Other unpaid work P38 Other unpaid work P38 Other unpaid work P38 Other unpaid work P38 Other unpaid work Unpaid Work: Mark as many spaces as you need to answer this question, In the last 4 weeks, which of these have you done without pay? 15 years old and over 8 Other P38 Other Specify P38 Other Specify P38 Other Specify P38 Other Specify P38 Other Specify In the last 4 weeks, which of these have you done without pay? Other, specify 15 years old and over P39 Wages P39 Wages P39 Wages P39 Wages P39 Wages Sources of Income: mark as many boxes as you need to show all the ways you yourself got income in the last 12 months. Do not count loans as they are not income. 15 years old and over 1 Wages, salaries, commission, bonuses etc paid by employer 9 Not stated P39 Self-employed P39 Self-employed P39 Self-employed P39 Self-employed P39 Self-employed Sources of Income: mark as many boxes as you need to show all the ways you yourself got income in the last 12 months. Do not count loans as they are not income. 15 years old and over 2 Self-employment P39 Interest P39 Interest P39 Interest P39 Interest P39 Interest Sources of Income: mark as many boxes as you need to show all the ways you yourself got income in the last 12 months. Do not count loans as they are not income. 15 years old and over 3 Interest, dividends, rent, other investment P39 GSF P39 GSF P39 GSF P39 GSF P39 GSF Sources of Income: mark as many boxes as you need to show all the ways you yourself got income in the last 12 months. Do not count loans as they are not income. 15 years old and over 4 Superannuation - GSF P39 NSF P39 NSF P39 NSF P39 NSF P39 NSF Sources of Income: mark as many boxes as you need to show all the ways you yourself got income in the last 12 months. Do not count loans as they are not income. 15 years old and over 5 Superannuation - NSF P39 Veteran's Pension P39 Veteran's Pension P39 Veteran's Pension P39 Veteran's Pension P39 Veteran's Pension Sources of Income: mark as many boxes as you need to show all the ways you yourself got income in the last 12 months. Do not count loans as they are not income. 15 years old and over 6 War or Veteran's Pension P39 Old Age Pension P39 Old Age Pension P39 Old Age Pension P39 Old Age Pension P39 Old Age Pension Sources of Income: mark as many boxes as you need to show all the ways you yourself got income in the last 12 months. Do not count loans as they are not income. 15 years old and over 7 Old Age Pension P39 Destitute P39 Destitute P39 Destitute P39 Destitute P39 Destitute Sources of Income: mark as many boxes as you need to show all the ways you yourself got income in the last 12 months. Do not count loans as they are not income. 15 years old and over 8 Destitute P39 Invalid P39 Invalid P39 Invalid P39 Invalid P39 Invalid Sources of Income: mark as many boxes as you need to show all the ways you yourself got income in the last 12 months. Do not count loans as they are not income. 15 years old and over 9 Infirm or Invalid P39 Alimony P39 Alimony P39 Alimony P39 Alimony P39 Alimony Sources of Income: mark as many boxes as you need to show all the ways you yourself got income in the last 12 months. Do not count loans as they are not income. 15 years old and over 10 Alimony P39 Other sources P39 Other sources P39 Other sources P39 Other sources P39 Other sources Sources of Income: mark as many boxes as you need to show all the ways you yourself got income in the last 12 months. Do not count loans as they are not income. 15 years old and over 11 Other P39 No income P39 No income P39 No income P39 No income P39 No income Sources of Income: mark as many boxes as you need to show all the ways you yourself got income in the last 12 months. Do not count loans as they are not income. 15 years old and over 12 No source of income P39 Specify Other source P39 Specify Other source P39 Specify Other source P39 Specify Other source P39 Specify Other source Sources of Income: mark as many boxes as you need to show all the ways you yourself got income in the last 12 months. Other source, specify Do not count loans as they are not income. 15 years old and over Total Income Total Income Total Income Total Income Total Income Total Income: From all the sources of income yo marked in question P39, what will you total income be (inclusive of taxes) for the period ending 1st December 2011? 15 years old and over 1 No income 2 Less than $5,000 3 $5,000 - $9,999 4 $10,000 - $14,999 5 $15,000 - $19,999 6 $ 20,000 - $24,999 7 $25,000 - $29,999 8 $30,000 - $34,999 9 $35,000 - $39,999 10 $40,000 - $49,999 11 $50,000 - $59,999 12 $60,000 - $69,999 13 $70,000 - $79,999 14 $80,000 - $89,999 15 $90,000 - $99,999 16 $100,000 or more 99 Not stated Smoking Smoking Smoking Smoking Smoking Do you smoke cigarettes? 15 years old and over 1 Never smoked 2 Regularly smoke, that is 1 or more cigarettes a day 3 Sometimes 4 No longer 9 Not stated Drinking Drinking Drinking Drinking Drinking Drinking: Do you drink alcohol (beer, spirits, wine, homebrew, etc)? 15 years old and over 1 Never smoked 2 Regularly drink, at least once a week 3 Sometimes 4 No longer 9 Not stated P43 Performer P43 Performer P43 Performer P43 Performer P43 Performer Cultural Activity: Mark as many boxes as you need to show your active participation in cultural activities in the last 12 months. 15 years old and over 1 Performer (singer, dancer) 9 Not stated P43 Composer P43 Composer P43 Composer P43 Composer P43 Composer Cultural Activity: Mark as many boxes as you need to show your active participation in cultural activities in the last 12 months. 15 years old and over 2 Composer P43 Choreographer P43 Choreographer P43 Choreographer P43 Choreographer P43 Choreographer Cultural Activity: Mark as many boxes as you need to show your active participation in cultural activities in the last 12 months. 15 years old and over 3 Choreographer P43 Traditional medicine P43 Traditional medicine P43 Traditional medicine P43 Traditional medicine P43 Traditional medicine Cultural Activity: Mark as many boxes as you need to show your active participation in cultural activities in the last 12 months. 15 years old and over 4 Practicin traditional medicine P43 Carving P43 Carving P43 Carving P43 Carving P43 Carving Cultural Activity: Mark as many boxes as you need to show your active participation in cultural activities in the last 12 months. 15 years old and over 5 Carving P43 Spectator P43 Spectator P43 Spectator P43 Spectator P43 Spectator Cultural Activity: Mark as many boxes as you need to show your active participation in cultural activities in the last 12 months. 15 years old and over 6 Spectator P43 Other activities P43 Other activities P43 Other activities P43 Other activities P43 Other activities Cultural Activity: Mark as many boxes as you need to show your active participation in cultural activities in the last 12 months. 15 years old and over 7 Other activities P43 No cultural activity P43 No cultural activity P43 No cultural activity P43 No cultural activity P43 No cultural activity Cultural Activity: Mark as many boxes as you need to show your active participation in cultural activities in the last 12 months. 15 years old and over 8 Not actively participating P43 Specify Other cultural activity P43 Specify Other cultural activity P43 Specify Other cultural activity P43 Specify Other cultural activity P43 Specify Other cultural activity Cultural Activity: Mark as many boxes as you need to show your active participation in cultural activities in the last 12 months. Other activities, please describe 15 years old and over Ever given birth Ever given birth Ever given birth Ever given birth Ever given birth IF MALE GO TO END ELSE CONTINUE Have you ever given birth, even if the child later died? If No, GO TO END Female, 15 years old and over 1 Yes 2 No P45 Males born alive P45 Males born alive P45 Males born alive P45 Males born alive P45 Males born alive How many babies hav eyou given birth to? - Born Alive: Male(s) Female, 15 years old and over P45 Females born alive P45 Females born alive P45 Females born alive P45 Females born alive P45 Females born alive How many babies hav eyou given birth to? - Born Alive: Female(s) Female, 15 years old and over P45 Children born alive P45 Children born alive P45 Children born alive P45 Children born alive P45 Children born alive How many babies hav eyou given birth to? - Born Alive: Total Female, 15 years old and over P45 Males still living P45 Males still living P45 Males still living P45 Males still living P45 Males still living How many babies hav eyou given birth to? - Still Living: Male(s) Female, 15 years old and over P45 Females still living P45 Females still living P45 Females still living P45 Females still living P45 Females still living How many babies hav eyou given birth to? - Still Living: Female(s) Female, 15 years old and over P45 Children still living P45 Children still living P45 Children still living P45 Children still living P45 Children still living How many babies hav eyou given birth to? - Still Living: Total Female, 15 years old and over P46 Day of birth 1st P46 Day of birth 1st P46 Day of birth 1st P46 Day of birth 1st P46 Day of birth 1st Date of birth of first child Day (eg 27) Female, 15 years old and over P46 Month of birth 1st P46 Month of birth 1st P46 Month of birth 1st P46 Month of birth 1st P46 Month of birth 1st Date of birth of first child Month (eg 12) Female, 15 years old and over 1 January 2 February 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December P46 Year of birth 1st P46 Year of birth 1st P46 Year of birth 1st P46 Year of birth 1st P46 Year of birth 1st Date of birth of first child Year (eg 1972) Female, 15 years old and over P47 Day of birth last P47 Day of birth last P47 Day of birth last P47 Day of birth last P47 Day of birth last Date of birth of last child Day (eg 11) Female, 15 years old and over P47 Month of birth last P47 Month of birth last P47 Month of birth last P47 Month of birth last P47 Month of birth last Date of birth of last child Month (eg 04) Female, 15 years old and over 1 January 2 February 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December P47 Year of birth last P47 Year of birth last P47 Year of birth last P47 Year of birth last P47 Year of birth last Date of birth of last child Year (eg 1994) Female, 15 years old and over