PIRAEUS, 2011
[p. 3 omitted, contents]
[There is no p. 4.]
[p. 5, 1st part omitted, enumerators' obligations by the 2010 law for data confidentiality]
Liabilities of the census to the confidentiality of the data

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Memorandum of The Enumerator's Work
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Instructions for the Population and Housing Census
for the execution of the General Population and Housing Census of the 9th of May 2011 that is going to take place from the 10th to the 24th of May 2011

I. Introduction [Omitted, the legal basis for the execution of the census]
[II. Omitted, the purposes for conducting the Population and Housing Census]
III. The Enumerator's Task
[1st para omitted, on the importance of the enumerator's task]
Each enumerator will be working in one Census section or two small ones and he/she will execute the housing census (occupied and vacant dwellings) and [enumerate] the individuals living permanently [usually] in these dwellings as well as the persons that spent there the night of the 9th to the 10th of May 2011.
[p. 7]
Each enumerator, apart from studying the relevant documents, will have to:

all errors and oversights are to be corrected and completed, respectively.
On the 9th of May 2011, the Head of the sector will hand over to the enumerators the relevant List-Frame of buildings (Form O-1), Forms P-1 and P-2 and the Census participation certificate.
When the Enumerator will receive from the Head of the sector the relevant documents he/she will have to:

On the 10th of May 2011, the enumerators, after informing their Head of the sector for the commencement of their work, will start the execution of the Population and Housing Census of their sector. The duration of fieldwork is fifteen (15) days.

The Population and Housing Census have to be completed during the specified fifteen days.
The enumerators will visit the dwellings and any other space intended for housing of their sector according to the List -- Frame (Form O-1) handed over to them by their Head of the sector.
The Population and Housing Census will be carried out according to the order of the list (Form O-1). However, the information inserted on the List O-1 by the Head of the sector has to be checked.

Therefore, the enumerators should inspect with great care every building and every space where there people might be residing independent of whether or not they are included in the List -- Frame. Any omissions by the Head of the sector as well as any changes made after compilation in the List -- Frame (Form O-1) will have to be corrected in cooperation with the Head of the sector according to the instructions presented below in section VII.
The information required for the completion of the questions of Form P-1.1 referring to the Housing Census, will be asked of the owner or renter. If the dwelling is vacant, the required information will be asked of the owner, or their relatives or their best informed neighbour.
The Hellenic Statistical Authority will have informed on time all residents in the country from the media for the census and the prospective visit of the enumerators.
[bottom part of p. 7 omitted, on the purpose of conducting the census and the anonymity of the provided information and instructions how to behave]
[p. 8]

In the case of absent household members during the enumerators visit, the enumerator should leave a note stating the day and the time he/she would revisit the dwelling.
If in the census tract, apart from the regular dwellings of private households, there are collective dwellings, such as clinics, hotels, boarding houses etc., sized no more than 30 patients, clients or residents, these will be enumerated from Expert Enumerators using the Form P-2. Collective dwellings of more than 30 individuals will be enumerated from Expert Enumerators using the Form P-2.
With the completion of the census, each Form P-1 (occupied or vacant dwelling) or each Form P-2 of collective dwellings completed by the Enumerator will be inserted in the aggregate list (Form K-1).
The enumerators before ending the interview and before leaving the dwelling should carefully check:

The same check has to be done for the completed Form P-2 data from the regular of expert enumerator.
Because the data collected from the forms is confidential (Law 2010), the enumerator while visiting the dwellings should not be accompanied by persons that have nothing to do with the census. Also, he will have to take special care of the forms so that none may read them because he is in danger of law.

IV. Forms to be used by the Enumerator

List-Frame of Buildings (Form O-1)
This list compiled by the Head of the sector will be handed over to the enumerator when locating the census tract. The list will serve as a guide for the enumerator's work. Form O-1 includes all building of the census tract and all occupied spaces with indications on the number and type of housing (occupied and vacant), occupied spaces and collective dwellings. The enumeration will be based on this list.

Population and Housing Census Form (P-1)
The form is organized in three sections as follows:

Census form of collective dwellings (Form P-2.1)
Census form of individuals residing in collective dwellings (Form P-2.1)
This form includes almost the same questions as Form P-1, section C. Forms P-2.1 and P-2.2 will be completed mainly by the expert enumerators for the large collective dwellings (of more than 30 individuals). The same forms will be used by the regular enumerators for the smaller collective dwellings (of less than 30 individuals), such as clinics, hotels, prisons, monasteries etc.

Aggregate list of enumerated Household -- Dwellings, occupied spaces and collective dwellings (Form K-1)
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In the aggregate Form K-1, the enumerator will record every regular dwelling (occupied or vacant), every occupied space and every collective dwelling he enumerated according to the order of their enumeration.

Census participation certificate
During the population census, the enumerator will hand over the census participation certificate to each enumerated individual regardless of their age and citizenship. [Omitted, the certificate as proof of participation]

V. Housing Census

In general, dwelling is a space distinct and independent from construction, built or converted in order to be used for housing from a household or it has been used as regular residence from a household during the census taking even if it were not intended for housing.
During the census taking, spaces that were intended for housing but were used on the whole for other purposes will not be considered as dwellings.
Therefore, a dwelling is:

The basic element defining a dwelling is to be "distinct and independent". A dwelling is considered distinct if it is surrounded by walls, fences etc. and is covered by a roof, so that the individual or group of persons may be isolated from the other individuals in order to sleep, prepare and have his meals or be protected from the elements. A dwelling is considered independent if it has a direct entrance from the street or from a public or a common staircase, a passage or arcade, i.e. when the inhabitants may come and go without having to go through the dwelling occupied by another household. Form P-1.1 has to be completed for each dwelling.
Included in the housing census are:

Regular and non-regular dwellings are to be enumerated even if they are not included in the List -- Frame. In this case, the enumerator has to record them in the List -- Frame.
Not included in the housing census are:

The expert enumerators will record:

Regular dwelling is the permanent and independent structure, comprised by at least one regular room, intended to be used as a residence of a household for at least one year.
In this respect, permanent structure is considered the structure in a "stable building", i.e. a building constructed to be stable structured for at least ten (10) years.
Included as regular dwellings are the dwellings in collective residences, e.g. hotels, institutes [comment: foundations] etc.
[p. 10]
Regular room is the space in the dwelling surrounded by walls that is 2m high and of area 4 at least and of a shape allowing for a regular bed. In this respect, regular bedrooms, dining rooms, drawing-rooms, habitable basements, attics, servants' rooms, kitchens and other separate spaces used or intended for housing are considered as rooms.
As room are not considered a small kitchen (less than 4 ), corridors, terraces, halls. Also, spaces intended for sculleries, baths, storing and toilet are not considered as rooms even if they are of area more than 4 .
Inhabited dwellings are those used from a household as permanent residence during the census taking.
Vacant regular dwellings are the regular dwellings intended and suitable for habitation but are uninhabited during the census taking.
Vacation dwelling is the regular dwelling located far from the main residence of the household (in a mountain, near the sea etc.) used for vacations during the summer or at all seasons in intervals.
Secondary dwelling is considered the dwelling used by the household at the same time with the main residence that is not a holiday dwelling. The main cases of secondary dwellings are:

Non-regular dwellings are considered the structures made of cheap and handy materials without a predetermined design intended or not for housing that were inhabited during the census taking. Included in this category are:

Collective dwellings are constructions intended for housing or servicing many individuals or groups of people used for the usual residence of at least one individual during the census taking. Representative types of these dwellings are institutions, camps, hotels etc.

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Household is considered the set of individuals residing permanently in the same dwelling, related or not. Therefore, boarders and servants residing permanently in the dwelling are included in the household. Servants residing in another dwelling as well as temporary guests are not included in the household. Each inhabited dwelling corresponds to one household.

VI. Using the List -- Frame (Form O-1)
[omitted, a general statement for the purpose and use of the frame during the fieldwork period from the 10th to the 24th May 2011]

VII. Correction and Completion of the List -- Frame (Form O-1
All census forms will be completed using special biro in capital letters (caution, each letter or number in each box). Also, in all forms the writing should be clear.
The use of tippex is forbidden.
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VIII. Completion of the Population-Housing Census Form
A. Housing Data

Question 1 "Type of dwelling"
[Omitted, question 1 as in the form]
In this question only one answer is acceptable recorded with an X.
The definitions of the type of dwelling are presented in section "V. Housing Census ".

Characteristics of regular dwelling
[Omitted, questions 2, 3 and 4 as in the form]
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Question 2 "Status of dwelling"
Case 1 (dwelling inhabited by permanent residents) will be recorded with X when the dwelling is permanently inhabited by a household.
For vacant dwellings, X will be recorded in one of the cases 2-7 of question 2 (status of dwelling). A dwelling is considered vacant if it was uninhabited during the census taking because:In the case of vacant (for rent , sale etc.) regular dwellings, wherever possible, the enumerator should try to collect information from the neighbours for completing questions 3-12. In cases 8, 9 and 10, an answer will be recorded with X where appropriate (vacation, secondary or other case) for non-permanently inhabited dwellings that the numerator found people in them during the census taking.

Question 3 "Type of building"
In this question the type of building where the dwelling is located has to be specified.

Then, the enumerator will record the floor where the dwelling is located starting with zeros where appropriate. If the dwelling is in the ground floor then 00 is to be recorded. If the dwelling is in the basement then 99 is to be recorded. For maisonettes, the higher fool is to be recorded.

Question 4 "Period of construction"
The period of construction is to be recoded with an X.

Amenities of regular dwelling or other inhabited space
Question 5 "Total area of dwelling in "
The total area of the dwelling is to be recorded starting with zeros appropriately, e.g. 0085.

Question 6 "Number of regular rooms except the kitchen"
[Omitted, question 6 as in the form]
In question 6, the number of regular rooms is to be recorded with the exception of the kitchen. In this case, there has to be an answer because there is no regular dwelling without at least one (1) regular room.
If the dwelling has only one regular room used for all household needs, i.e. sleeping, eating etc., this will be recorded as well as the answer 4 is in question 7.
If kitchens are regular rooms they are not to be considered in the total number of the other regular rooms of the dwelling in question 6.
The number of rooms used exclusively for professional purposes is to be also recorded. These rooms, should not be used at the same time or periodically for [p. 14] the household needs (e.g. sleeping, eating, occupied daily from the household etc.) but only for professional purposes.
The dwelling's regular rooms are considered to be used exclusively for professional purposes when they are used as a workshop for the production, repair or assembling of various products or used for storing various products or materials intended for exercising a profession or used as a shop for selling, providing services (office of medical practitioner, hairdresser's etc.) or they are used as professional offices (lawyers, engineers etc.).
If none of the regular rooms is used for professional purposes the answer in this question is 00.

Question 7 "Kitchen"
[Omitted, question 7 as in the form]
In this question, there is only one answer recorded with an X.
Kitchen is a room (or a part of a room) designed and equipped with the necessaries for the preparation of the main meals and serves this purpose regardless of whether or not it is used for other purposes as well, such as e.g. dining, sleeping etc.
The space is considered as equipped if there is a permanent installation for the preparation of meals.
If in the dwelling there is a kitchen with the requirements of a regular room (i.e. area of 4 , 2m high and there is room for a bed) case 1 of question 7 is to be recorded and case 2 in the case that it does not meet the requirements of a regular room.
Furthermore, in cases 1 and 2 (if the kitchen is of area larger or smaller from 4 ) an answer is required for dwellings with kitchens in the drawing room whether they are separated with a pass or not.
In case 3 of question 7, an answer is required when the dwelling does not provide cooking facilities. In the case where cooking facilities are provided in the only regular room of the dwelling or in another space inside the dwelling that does not meet the requirements of a regular room (e.g. hall) or outside the dwelling, case 4 of question 7 is to be recorded.
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Questions 8 Water Supply

Question 9 Bath or Shower

Question 10 Toilet or WC

Question 11 Heating
Question 12 Home Insulation
Question 13 Household Amenities

Question 14

Question 15 "Internet Access"

Question 16
Question 17
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B. Data and Relations of the Household Members

Household definition: Household is all the individuals residing permanently in a dwelling (regular or non-regular) regardless of whether they are related or not.
This section is to be recorded after the enumeration of individuals in the persons' forms (Forms P-1.2).
[Omitted, as in the form]
In this section only the members of the household are to be recorded regardless of whether they were enumerated as present or temporarily absent. Temporary guests are not to be recorded in this section.
[p. 18]
[Omitted, instruction as in the form on the order of recording the individuals]
In column 2 (surname and name) of the table the surname and name of the household are to be recorded in the specified order.
Then, their code in the persons' Forms P-1.2 will be used in order to determine their relation to the members of the household.

In column 3, in order to determine the spouse, his/her respective code of column 1 is to be inserted.

In column 4, in order to determine the partner, his/her respective code of column 1 is to be inserted.

In columns 5 and 6, the respective code of column 1 is to be inserted for the father and mother, respectively. We clarify that, apart from the natural parents, individuals that have adopted children are also to be considered as parents.

[Omitted, instruction for recording column 7 as in the form]
[Last part of p. 18 to top part of p. 19 omitted, two detailed examples for the completion of the table]
[p. 19, instructions for recording in the case that there are more than eight (8) individuals residing permanently in the dwelling]

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IX. Population Census

Which individuals are included in the Population Census
As a general rule, all individuals (present or temporarily absent) regardless of age, gender and citizenship residing usually (having their permanent residence) within the boundaries of the census tracts are to be included in the census as well as the individuals that spent the night of the 9th to the 10th of May [2011] within these boundaries.
More specifically, they are to be included:

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Place of usual residence is where the enumerated individual spends most of his daily rest regardless of circumstantial absences for vacations etc. The implementation of this rule will not be a problem for most individuals. However, in special cases there might be problems.
In these cases, the following instructions to deal with the problems are presented:

Enumeration Form of Individuals
In Form P-1.2, all individuals residing in the dwelling, i.e. the present and temporarily absent members of the household as well as temporary house guests are to be recorded.

First the members of the household are to be recorded followed by temporary house guests.
A sheet (Form P-1.2) will be used for each individual. If there are more than four persons in a household, single-sheet Forms P-1.2 are to be used for the recording of the fifth, sixth seventh etc. person where the S/N of the individual and the Housing-Household Census Form has also to be recorded.
Question 1 [omitted, as in the form, record with capital letters and for foreigners use characters in Latin and for not christened children record "not christened"]

Question 2 "Sex"
The question is evident. Record X appropriately. Special care should be taken for the right answer in the cases of not christened children and individuals with foreign names.

Question 3 "Date of birth"
For all individuals, fill in the appropriate space the number of day, month and year they were born.
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Question 4 "Relation to the household"
Member of the household is considered every individual residing permanently in the dwelling.

These individuals are to answer the cases A1 and A2 of question 4. They are to answer Part B of question 4 "Temporary house guest".
The question "Have you been enumerated or are you going to be enumerated at your usual residence" is to be answered "Yes" for the individuals:

Caution: In the case of a positive answer, the rest of the questions are not to be recorded. If the answer is negative, then the place of usual residence has to be recorded (i.e. the address of their permanent residence) and also all other questions of the form.
Bellow, examples for the completion of Part B "Temporary house guest" of question 4 are presented:

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2) Individual living alone, that spent the night of the 9th to the 10th of May 2011 at the dwelling of another household, is to be enumerated as temporary house guest at the dwelling where he spent the night and in question "Have you been enumerated or are you going to be enumerated at your usual residence" the answer would be as follows:

In exception, as temporary house guest found in the dwelling by the enumerator are to be considered the individuals who stated that:

Caution, all the before mentioned prerequisites have to be fulfilled.
For these individuals, the enumerator would complete a special form, recording the data of the individuals enumerated in exception as temporary house guests according to the before mentioned criteria as well as the place of residence where they spent the night of the 9th to the 10th of May 2011.

Question 5 "Legal marital status"
The legal marital status is to be recorded. The respondent's answer is to be recorded with X. Persons cohabiting but not registered they are to state their legal marital status. Cohabitation is a private agreement signed with a notary, in which two heterosexual adults organize their coexistence.


Question 6 "Place of permanent residence of your mother when you were born"
Question 7 "Country of citizenship"

Question 8 "Municipality or Commune registration"

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Question 9 "Have you ever resided elsewhere in Greece"
Question 10 "Have you ever resided abroad"
Question 11 "Level of education"
Question 12 "Academic qualifications for those answering 1 or 2 or 3 or 4 or 5 in question 11"
For those answering Ph.D. or M.Sc. (cases 1 and 2), the educational institution, school, department and the country where the institution is located where they obtained their first degree (before their Master's of Ph.D.) have to be recorded.
The same information has to be recorded for those having a university, polytechnic [National Technical University and polytechnic schools at universities], ATEI [Higher Technical Education Institutes], ASPETE [School of Pedagogical and Technical Education], Higher education schools degree.
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Individuals' economic characteristics
Question 13 "Main occupation during the week of 3-9 of May 2011"
Caution: this question has to be answered by all individuals. Persons aged 5- would answer "Other case".
With this question we want to know the main occupation of the individual during the week of 3-9 May, particularly if he/she was working, if he/she requested for work, if he/she sought work for the first time or if he/she was not economically active, i.e. if he/she was a pupil or student, if engaged in household, whether they were retired, earner, etc. militant.
Working: In general, an individual aged 10+ is considered as working when with his work provides on the whole or part for his livelihood or/and his household, i.e. he is working for profit or pay in money or in kind (salary, a day's wages, contract work etc.) or assist in the family business even without pay but the expenses for his livelihood as a family member.
Individuals that work during the week 3-9 of May for at least for an hour they are to be considered as working.
Also, as working are to be considered the individuals having a place of work (dependent or self-employed) that did not work at all during the week 3-9 of May due to sickness, leave, strike, weather conditions, seasonal work (e.g. farmers) or any other temporal reason. These individuals as well as pupils, students, pensioners that work for at least an hour during the reference week are to be recorded as case 1.
The individuals answering working during the week 3-9 of May (case 1 of question 13) they would have to answer in the same question whether they are working in the 'Public sector", "Broader public sector" or "Private sector".
Public sector includes:

Broader public sector includes:

Private sector includes all businesses not belonging to the Public or Broader public sector.
Job seeker: will be recorded for the individual who during the week 3-9 May was seeking work because he was dismissed or finished his work or the business was closed etc. and was ready to take an offered job.
For an individual to be considered as job seeker during the before mentioned week, he should:

Case 3 of the question "seeking work for the first time" is to be answered by every individual aged 10+ who had never worked in the past and was seeking work for the first time, because e.g. completed his military service, or finished his studies etc. In cases 2 and 3 of the question, it should be investigated whether the declaration of the enumerated individual that he is seeking work is not a simple intention but efforts towards finding work with certain actions taken.
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If the individual was not economically active during the week 3-9 May, an answer is required for cases 4 to 9 [omitted, labels as in the form]. We clarify that in case 5, "Pensioner", includes only those that had worked in the past and they are now receiving pension. Those receiving someone else's pension or welfare benefits are not to be included.

Question 14 "In what type of establishment, enterprise did you work during the previous week or the last time you worked?"
The question refers to the type of economic activity, i.e. industry branch of the establishment, enterprise, service etc. where the enumerated individual is working or if he is seeking work, the establishment, enterprise etc. he was last working (cases 1 and 2 of question 13). The answer to this question should be recorded with great clarity so to enable coding by ELSTAT.
If the answer to this question is general and vague, e.g. "shop", "factory", "company" the enumerator should ask for instance "what type of shop?" or "what is the factory producing?" and "what are the activities of the company?".
Examples of adequate answers in this question are:
- Agricultural or livestock farms or forests or fisheries: "Cereal crop", "Pig", "Logging", "Sea fishing".
- In mines: "Lignite", "Bauxite mine'', "Marble quarry", etc.
-Industrial or craft enterprises: "Sausage factory", "Sporelaiourgeio" "Cotton gin'', ''klostoviomichania'', "Shoe factory", "Joinery factory", "Furniture shop", "Cement factory", "Wire manufacturing factory", "Auto repair shop" etc.
- In building construction or civil engineering: "Demolition crew", "Concrete work", "Bricklaying", "Plumbing shop", "Roads", "Harbor works" etc.
- To trade, various services etc.: "Wholesale trade shop", "grocery", "fruit store", "General sales shop", ''Retail store selling men's clothing ", "pharmacy", "Buses", "coasting", "travel agency", "insurance company", "Notary", "hospital", "school", "Private Practice" etc.
If the enumerated individuals are self-employed without having a shop, e.g. rover merchant, taxi driver, constructions' contractor having no offices etc. "rover" or "at taxi" or "self-contractor" will be recorded. Also, for dressmakers who do not have their own atelier and are working at their clients' houses "at clients' houses" is to be recorded. The answers will be coded by ELSTAT.

Question 15 "What is or was your profession the last time you worked?" (Cases 1 or 2 of question 13.)
The question refers to the occupation of the enumerated individual who is working or if he is seeking work to his occupation at his last job, i.e. from the one he left, was dismissed etc.
The description of the type of work he/she does or did the last time the individual worked, these answers must be cleared to allow for the classification of population under the vocational code of ELSTAT. If the answer the individual provides is vague for e.g. craftsman, employee, merchant or public official, the enumerator should ask further questions for clarification such as, ''What kind of employee, what kind of trader'' etc.
We present below some examples of satisfactory answers for different categories of workers:
- A farmer who works in different crops, tree or other, e.g. cereals, vegetables, fruit trees, cotton, etc., will be declared "polykalliergitis" while farmers engaged in crop production of mainly one species, e.g. cereal, will respond, "cereal grower" etc.
- The farmer, depending on the animal breeding, will say: "cattle", "sheep", etc.
- The farm artisan will say: "driver or agricultural machine operator", "pruner", "bolia-facturer'', ''comb pickers'' etc.
- The employees of industrial or commercial enterprises, depending on the work that everyone does in the company, will answer: business manager, purchasing supervisor, sales supervisor, cashier, accountant [if going to graduate High School], assistant accountant [non graduates], typist, accounting clerk, salesman, janitor, elevator operator etc.
- Teachers should respond: teacher, secondary school teacher, teacher of colleges, teacher pro- nepistimiou, teacher of special education, teaching staff, tutoring or private technical schools etc.
- Civil servants must declare, in particular, the tasks performed and their specialty and, degree holding the service. Practitioners managers will determine whether they head productive or support positions, e.g. "statistician", "economist" "agronomist", "veterinarian", "pocies engineer", "typist", "clerk", "driver", "the programmer / PC", "electronic pilot sub- accountants'' etc. The term "civil servant" is quite vague.
- Chemical workers will indicate the one who deals with chemistry or in the laboratory, or as chemical chromatography, works with chemicals, chemical fertilizers, etc.
- The merchant navy officers will declare, as appropriate, "deck officer" or "officer engineer Nick.''
- Fishermen will indicate "sea fisherman" or "angler fish farm" or "lake" or "river".
- Workers in mines and quarries, as the work they do, will declare 'scrap and operator of engine", "ore separator" etc.
- Employees in metallurgy, depending on the work they do within the company, will answer "operator of roll'', ''operator of furnace melting", "smelter" etc.
- Workers in the textile industry will respond according to the work they do, "spun", "spinner", "weaver" etc.
- Workers in food production will reply "miller", "operator crushed beet machines" "slayer - skinned", "meat chopper", "canning" etc.
- Employees in manufacturing men's and women's apparel and footwear will respond, as appropriate, "tailor", "seamstress", "fur", "cutter" etc.
- The permanent officers, non-commissioned officers and soldiers will state "military".
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Question 16 "What is or was your status at this work?" (Cases 1 or 2 of question 13)
The enumerated individual will record his occupational status at his work or if he is seeking work his occupational status at his last job, i.e. [omitted as in the form].
For each case we clarify:

Question 17 "Working hours" (Case 1 of question 13)

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We clarify that the enumerated individual worked as many hours as he was present at his work, i.e. shop, business, service or for outdoor business regardless of whether or not during this time he did not worked manually or otherwise. For instance, the shop-keeper opening his shop, has worked as many hours as the shop was open regardless of whether or not there were sales during this period.
More specifically:

For certain occupational categories that their clients are visiting them at their home or they are visiting at their clients' home (e.g. dressmakers, hairdressers, teachers etc.) the actual time spent with their clients is to be considered as working time.
There is a chance that the enumerated individual did not work or worked less during the week of the census taking for various reasons. Maybe he worked only in certain days or even at all. If during the previous to the census week he did not work at all in case b of question 17, 00 is to be recorded. If 00 is recorded or the number of hours is less than the hours that he usually works (case a of question 17) then he has to state the reason recorded with X [omitted, the categthe form and examples of recording other reasons].

Question 18 "Place of work" (Cases 1 or 2 of question 13)
Place of work is the place where the individual is or was executing his work. An individual may be working in a non permanent place (case 1) or in a permanent place (cases 2, 3 and 4).

Question 19 "How many people are working at the establishment etc. where you work?" (Cases 1or 2 of question 13)
Record an answer with X corresponding to the number of people usually working at the local unit where the enumerated individual is or was working (shop, business, service, etc).
As local unit is considered a business or a part of a business (laboratory, factory, shop, office, mine warehouse) that is located in a certain geographical place.

Question 20 "Main source of livelihood"
As main source of livelihood is considered the source of income that ensures the satisfaction of the individual's every need. Record only a single answer. For individuals having more than one sources of livelihood the main source is to be recorded.
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Question 21 "How many children have you ever born alive?" Question to ask only from females. Do not include stillborn. This question will be asked of all females 10 years and over, regardless of their marital status (unmarried, married, widowed, divorced, etc.). In the first sections of the question, you will write the number of children has given birth until today. If a woman has not given birth to children, she enters "00" in the boxes corresponding to the "number of children". In the following questions will be completed the year of birth of her first child and the birth of the last child.
X. Completion of the Collective Residence Form
XI. Completion of Individuals' Form In the Collective Residence [p. 29]

XII. Completion of the Aggregate List of Enumerated Households-Dwellings-Inhabited Spaces and Collective Dwellings

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XIII. Checking and Collecting the Forms
What have to do those that were not enumerated during the 15 days of the census taking
Those that are permanent residents in Greece and were not enumerated during 15 days of the census taking (10-24 of May) they would have to be enumerated during the two days of the completion of the census according to the instructions that would be issued by ELSTAT.