[Questions 1 - 8 were asked of all persons]

4. Relation to Head of Household

Relation to head of household

Who is household representative? (Column 5)

Which person of the household who should be considered as the "household representative", or rather as the representative of the household from outside the household, likewise the owners must be allowed to determine this. In case of doubt, note an employed person of the middle generation as the household representative. "Household representative" should not be confused with "housekeeping", or rather work in the household. Tenants cannot be the household representative.

5. Status in household (kinship to head of household)

[] Head of household
[] Wife, husband
[] Common-law partner
[] Daughter, son
[] Daughter-in-law, son-in-law
[] Granddaughter, grandson
[] Mother, father (also: parents-in-law, grandparents, step parents)
[] Other relatives
[] Not related

Column 4, Position in household:
In this column the kinship to the head of the household listed in the first space (e.g. wife, husband, life partner, daughter, son-in-law, grandchild, niece, etc.) should be indicated.

Because the census list is not processed by computer, the position in the household (kinship to the head of the household) should be copied to question 5 on the corresponding person questionnaire.

Enumerator guideline:
Please make sure that the information is copied to the corresponding person questionnaire.

Purpose of the question:
The position in household (kinship) forms the basis for the household and family statistics which are needed for the purpose of planning and assessment of administrative measures, like for example, for the projection of the housing supply or if additional places in kindergartens are needed in a region.

7. Position within household (Refer also to explanatory sheet):

[] Head of household (HH) or sole person in household
[] Spouse of HH
[] Consensual-union-partner of HH
[] Daughter, son (step and adopted)
[] Spouse/partner of son/daughter
[] Grandchild or his/her spouse/partner
[] Mother, father (parent-in-law, step parent, grandparent)
[] Otherwise related (e.g. brother, aunt, nephew)
[] Not related

7. Position in household:
Explanation: In order to show the relationship of household members to families, please mark the relationship the person has to the "head of household." Usually, the person contributing the most to the household income is to be designated as the head of household. If income is more or less equal, it is up to the household to designate the person who is to be marked as head of household.

In households consisting solely of unrelated persons, it is irrelevant to family and household statistics who is marked as the head of household.

For children who were brought into the marriage or consensual union, "daughter/son" should be marked, [p. 76] even if the latter are blood children of the husband or wife only.

The term "head of household" is felt to be disagreeable by some persons. Because of that, other expressions were sought in preceding pilot surveys. The results were, however, not encouraging: the understanding of the question and the usefulness of the answers were insufficient. For question-technical reasons, it had to be reverted back to the archaic (but understood by all) term "head of household."

With this information the families living in a household are statistically delimited and their relation to the remaining household members is depicted. Data about the different family types (full families, single parent families, etc.) is important for the planning of family and socio-political measures, for example: level of the family subsidy, scaling of the child tax credit, fare reductions for families on public transportation.

1. Relationship to the reference person (No. 1) in the household

[] 1 Reference person (No. 1) in the household
[] 2 Wife, husband
[] 3 Daughter, son
[] 4 Mother, father
[] 5 Sister, brother
[] 6 Mother-in-law, father-in-law
[] 7 Daughter-in-law, son-in-law
[] 8 Grandmother, grandfather
[] 9 Granddaughter, grandson
[] 10 Other relatives
[] 11 Non-relative

Question 1. Relationship to person No 1 in the household

The code corresponding to the prompt from the list of possible responses is to be marked.

For the household member specified first within the household the prompt "person recorded first within household" is to be marked. All other household members are to get codes corresponding to prompts required (e.g., if a person questioned is a son of the first person, the code corresponding to the prompt "daughter, son" is to be marked. If a person questioned has kinship or in-law relationship to the reference (No. 1) person, which is different from those listed (e.g., nephew), the reply corresponding to the "other relation degree» is be marked.

If a household is a one-person household, a mark against the reply "person recorded first within household" is to be made.

Persons living in a given household, but being not related to any household member either by blood or by law (e.g., nanny or servant living in the household and contributing to it) are to be marked as "non-relative".

For persons usually living together, but making no common provisions for food or other essential for living and fully or partially supported by the government, public or religious organizations in institutions like boarding houses for the aged and invalids, children's homes, monasteries, etc. (the institutional population), except those related to each other by blood or law (e.g., husband and wife in a boarding house for the aged or invalids or brother and sister in a children's home, the reply "person recorded first within household" is to be marked.

For each household member (regardless of the age and marital status) living in the same household with both parents or one of them, the serial number of his (her) mother (related by blood or not) within the dwelling, i.e. the number indicated against her name in the list of residents in the dwelling (column 1), is to be recorded. If there is no mother in the household, the number of father is to be entered. If there is neither mother nor father within the household, no number is to be recorded.

Form 2H: Personal Questionnaire

3. What relationship are you in with an individual, listed first in the household?

[6] Families
Families are formed at the turn of the year from persons living in the same dwelling according to the population information system of the Population Register Centre.

Child
In the family statistics children comprise the following persons living with their parents:

Foster children and children in the care of the family are not classified as children.
The definition of child has changed since 1990. A child is now defined as a person who lives with his or her parents irrespective of his or her marital status, unless the person has a spouse or children who live in the same household-dwelling unit. In 1990 only unmarried persons were counted as children. So while in 1990 widowed or divorced persons living with their parents were classified as not belonging to families, since 1992 they have been regarded as members of the family.

Cohabiting couple
A cohabiting couple is defined as two spouseless adults of different sex aged 18 and over and occupying the same dwelling on a permanent basis, provided their age difference is less than 16 years and they are not siblings. In case the couple has a common child these specifications do not apply. Same-sex persons living together are not inferred as cohabiting couples. Only registered partnerships are recorded in the statistics.

Family status
Family members are grouped by family status as follows:

In the family statistics children comprise all persons, regardless of age, who live with their parents, or the spouse's biological or adopted children, but not foster children or children in the care of the family.

List A

Record below the people living in the dwelling, including people traveling for business or pleasure, sick people staying in the hospital or in a clinic, fishermen still at sea, personnel navigating planes or ships for a company.

Do not include people listed in the heading of list B opposite this column (read this heading before filling out list A).

If you are housing housekeepers, apprentices or employees in your service at your own home, record them below.

If you have boarders (or children) who are living with you, record them below.

If you are subletting (or leasing) a part of your dwelling, record below your sub-letters (or people you are hosting). Always, if these sub-letters (or hosted persons) are living in totally independent rooms (for example a maid's room entirely separate from the dwelling), these independent rooms are considered as forming a distinct dwelling for which a distinct dwelling form should be established. In this case, do not record the sub-letters in the list below and do not count the rooms which they occupy in the make-up of the dwelling (page 4).

Fill out an individual form number 2 for each person in list A
___ 1 Last name
___ 2 First name
___ 3 Relationship to the head of household
(indicate, for example: head of household, spouse, son, mother, daughter-in-law, nephew, etc. Or: friend, boarder, sub-letter, maid, employee, housed, etc.)

If there are more than 15 people to record, use an additional dwelling form.

Record the people living in the dwelling in the right-hand chart including yourself and the people absent on the date of the census (people on business or leisure trips, sick people staying short-term at the hospital or in a clinic, etc), not including people who find themselves in a situation described in list B below.
Special cases. Also record:

• Employees in your service, apprentices, young babysitters who are living at your house;
• Sub-letters or people you are hosting, occupying one part of your dwelling, except if it is a section completely separate constituting then another dwelling.

Kinship or relationship ______ to the person recorded on line 1;
write, for example: wife (or husband, partner, son, daughter, father, mother, grandson, daughter-in-law, nephew, friend, subletter, etc.)

List A-Permanent residents of the dwelling
Fill out an individual form for each one

Record in list A:

Also record in list A:

Do not record the individuals who are to be listed in list B or in list C

Last name (example, Dupas, nee Maurin)
First name
Relationship to the person recorded on the first line (examples: spouse, domestic partnership, son, daughter, mother, father, sub-tenant, etc.)

4. Position in the household

Head of household (HH) can be: a) Both spouses b) One of the spouses alone, unless both consider themselves as HH c) Every other person having a separate house-hold or one jointly with others.

[] Head of household (HH)
[] Wife/husband of HH
[] Son (in-law), daughter of HH *)
[] Grandchild, great-grandchild of HH *)
[] Father, mother of HH *)
[] Grandfather, grandmother of HH *)
[] Another person related to HH by blood or marriage
[] Person not related to HH

*) Also of wife/husband of HH

3. Kinship or relation to the householder.

For currently present household members or visitors-line number 1-householder:
[] 1 Present
[] 0 _ _ Absent

For currently present household members or visitors, line numbers 2-7, and temporarily absent household members, line numbers 1-2:
___ _ _ Kinship or relation

Question 3, Relationship to householder [omitted]

125. [omitted]

126. Kinship or relation to the householder is to be completed (see paragraph 119) as follows:

Spouse, son, daughter, son-in-law, daughter-in-law, father, mother, brother, nephew, grandson, servant, boarder. The relatives following nephews are to be recorded as "other relatives". The children from the first marriage of the householder or his spouse are to be recorded as "stepsons" [or stepdaughters]. Care must be applied avoiding any vagueness.

B. Data pertaining to the householder

Questions 1-9 should be completed for all persons, regardless of their age. (Mark the answers by filling in an X in the appropriate space, wherever applicable.)

Individuals with line numbers 02-06 (currently present household members and visitors) and with line numbers 21-22 (temporarily absent household members)
Kinship or relation to the householder:

[] 1 Spouse
[] 2 Unmarried child
[] 3 Married child
[] 4 Grandchild
[] 5 Parent of householder or parent of householder's spouse
[] 6 Other relative
[] 7 Domestic servant, etc.
[] 8 Boarder or other type of person unrelated to householder

[For the second person and subsequent persons in the household]
5. Degree of kinship or relationship to the householder

[] 1 Spouse
[] 2 Partner in consensual union
[] 3 Child
[] 4 Grandchild
[] 5 Father or Mother
[] 6 Father-in-law or Mother-in-law
[] 7 Grandfather or Grandmother
[] 8 Brother or Sister
[] 9 Brother-in-law or Sister-in-law
[] 10 Nephew or Niece
[] 11 Other relative
[] 12 Other (unrelated person)

Question 5: Indicate the kinship or other relationship of the householder to persons 2 and next (e.g. spouse, child, father, etc.). All children (natural, adopted, stepchildren, either married or not) are considered children - excluding foster ones.

I. General Data of the Person Enumerated
[Questions 1-10.]

5. Relationship to the head of the household

5. Household status

3. Family status

[] 1 Husband
[] 2 Wife
[] 3 Father, mother
[] 4 Child
[] 5 Ascending line relative
[] 6 Other relative
[] 7 Non relative
[] 8 Person living alone
[] Institute inhabitant

3. Family status

While defining the family status, the reference person is in case of married couple type families the husband, in case of lone parent with child(ren) families the father or the mother respectively.

If married couple type families "husband (1)" and "wife (2)" is the correct entry, even if the partners live in consensual partnership.

"Father (or) mother (3)" should be marked if only one of the parents live with the child(ren). The answer is "child (4)" if children of persons marked with family status "husband (1)", "wife (2)" or "father, mother (3)". Family status of adopted children and nurslings is "child (4)" too.

"Ascending line relative (5)" is the family status of the parents, grandparents and great-grandparents of persons classified as "husband (1)", "wife (2)" or "father, mother (3)".

"Other relative (6)" is the code for the persons not listed above (siblings of husband/wife, spouse of sibling's of husband/wife, etc.). In case blood-related persons not forming a family live together (e.g. three siblings) each person should be coded as "other relatives (6)".

The code "non-relative (7)" is marked if non-relatives living with the family (e.g. person in state care, boarder or person supported upon contract.

"Person living alone (8)" code is entered in case a person lives alone. The category includes the non-relatives living together (e.g. two friends).

For private households, the code "living in institutional household" must not be used.

Annex 1
Examples for answering question 3 of the Personal questionnaire

In cases where the persons listed below, the family status marked with "bold" should be recorded:

Husband: [All the following persons are included in this category]

Wife: [All the following persons are included in this category]


Father, mother: [All the following persons are included in this category]


Child: [All the following persons are included in this category]


Ascending relative: [All the following persons are included in this category]


Other relative: [All the following persons are included in this category]


Non-relative

Lone person: [All the following persons are included in this category]

1. Data on the persons living in the dwelling

The on the first page of the dwelling questionnaire will be filled in with the help of the respondent. The persons living in the dwelling will be grouped by households, within the households by families. By listing the family members the sequence should follow the family ties, or rather the family status. The printed versions at the table will help the classification of the family members. The persons belonging to the same family will be allotted by the same family number while those belonging to the same household will be marked with the same household number.

A common household is a group of persons living together in a common housing unit or in a part of it, bearing together, at least partly, the costs of living (i.e. daily expenses, meals). Subtenants, night-lodgers and co-tenants should be marked always with individual household numbers.

Consequently before starting the enumeration it has to be defined the number of households, families living in the dwelling, than the families and the households should be "set up". The next step is the fixing of the family status.

Family is formed from the following persons living in a common household:

[p. 6]

The following persons do not live in a family:

Fixing the family status (heading "d")

One of the printed answers will be underlined:

In case the household consist of one person the answer is "lone person "9") while in case of several -- related and non-related -- persons not forming a family the answer is either

The title of use of dwelling (heading "e") should be marked in case of every person. The following title of use of dwelling can be marked: owner (including beneficiary user), tenant (including service dwelling), co-owner, co-tenant, subtenant, night-lodger, persons having family ties to the former persons (e.g. child of the owner, brother of the tenant, etc.) as well as courtesy user, inhabitant without legal rights and user upon settlement o contract for life. The right of use on family ties can be marked provided not rental fee is paid. The title of use of dwelling of those renting the entire flat is always "tenant".

If more than 8 persons live in the dwelling an additional Dwelling questionnaire will be used as a supplement.

The person's marital status (CSLAS) and role in the family (household)

[] 1 Husband, wife
[] 2 Partner in life
[] 3 Lone father, mother
[] 4 Child
[] 5 Ancestry
[] 6 Other relative
[] 7 Child under state care
[] 8 Non-relative
[] 9 Single

What is the position of the person in the family? Family status?

• One of the answers will be underlined; only one answer must be marked:
• Husband, wife: legally married male and female living in a common household;
• Partner in life: consensual partner, male and female living together without legal marriage, forming a household;
• Father,mother: male or female living in a family with the children and without spouse;
• Child irrespective of the age, marital status and the source of livelihood the child (adopted, foster-child, including child born outside marriage) of the husband, wife, consensual partner, or father or mother provided he/she does not form an independent household;
• Ascending partner father or mother, grandparent, grand-grandparent, father-in-law, mother-in-law if living in the household without spouse or child (e.g. the father or mother of one of the spouses, couple living with one of the grandparents);
• Other relative is the person other than descried above, living in the given household, relative of at lest one f the members of the household, not forming a family (e.g. sibling of one of the married couple, aunt, uncle, one of the grandparents with his grandson);
• Child under state care living in the family is the child placed at the given family by the Children's Protection Authority (for temporarily or permanently and not adopted). In this cases the family receives a cash contribution financing the upbringing clothing and training of the child;
• Non-relative: non-relative persons living with the family (e.g. domestic help, person supported upon life-contract) as well as the non-relative person living together in a household not incorporating any family nucleus, with other persons (e.g. friend);
• Lone person is the person living alone in a separate household.

3. Relationship to head of household_____

Write "Head", "Wife", "Son", "Daughter", "Visitor", "Inmate", "Employee", etc. as appropriate.

Question 2 - Sex and Question 3 - Relationship to head of household. Both the sex and the relationship to head of household entered for each person must be consistent with one another and with the name of the person as entered in Column 1. In the case of a Form A completed in Irish, note that "F" should be used for a male and "B" for a female in Column 2. The description "Visitor" must be used in Column 3 for a person whose usual residence is elsewhere (see Column 4) even though he is related to the head of the household.

3. Relationship to head of household _______

Write "Head", "Wife", "Son", "Daughter", "Visitor", "Patient", "Employee", etc. as appropriate.

Anyone in a private household whose usual residence is elsewhere should be described as "Visitor" whether related to the head of the household or not.

Q.3 Relationship to head of household _______

Write "Head", Husband", "Wife", Son", "Daughter", Visitor", "Patient", "Employee", etc. as appropriate.

Question 3: Relationship to the head of household

Q.3: Relationship to head of household
Note that any adult either male or female of a private household, present on Census night may be returned as head answering as the household members consider appropriate. Of the term "joint head" is used accept this without questioning provided the relationship with the other members is clear. The description "Visitor" must be used at Question 3 for a person whose usual residence is elsewhere (see question 11) even though he/she may be related to the head of the household.

Q.3 Relationship to the person listed on line 1 ___

Question 3: Relationship to the head of household

Q.2 Sex and Q.3 Relationship to person listed on line 1
The answers to these questions for each person must be consistent with one another and with the name of the person as entered at Question 1.

Note that any adult member (male or female) of a private household, present on Census night may be returned as Head according as the household members consider appropriate. If the term "joint head" is used accept this without questioning provided the relationship with the other members is clear. The description "Visitor" must be used at Question 3 for a person whose usual residence is elsewhere (see Question 9) even though he/she may be related to the head of the household.

Q.5 and Q.6: Marital status
An entry is required at Question 5 for all persons born on or before 13 April 1971. For children under 15 years of age (i.e. born on or after 14 April l97l), these questions should be left blank. At Question 6 information is required on the present actual marital status irrespective of the legal status. Thus, for example a deserted wife though legally married should have a tick in box 5.

Q.3 Relationship to person listed on line 1____

Explanatory notes

Question 3: Relationship to the person listed on line 1

Appendix 1

Q.2 Sex and Q.3: Relationship to head of household
The answers to these Questions for each person must be consistent with one another and with the name of the person as entered at Question 1. Note that any adult member (male or female) of a private household, present on Census night may be returned as head according as the household members consider appropriate. If the term "Joint head" is used accept this without questioning provided the relationship with the other members is clear. The description "Visitor" must be used at Question 3 for a person whose usual residence is elsewhere (see Question 11) although she may be related to the head of the household.

Q.3 Relationship to person listed on line 1

Explanatory notes

Question 3 - Relationship to person listed on line 1

• A step-child or adopted child should be included as the son or daughter of the step or adoptive parent.

Questions which cover all persons

Q.2: Sex and Q.3: Relationship to Head of Household
The answers to these Questions for each person must be consistent with one another and with the name of the person as entered at Question 1.
Note that any adult member (male or female) of a private household, present on Census night may be returned as Head or Joint Head as the household members consider appropriate.

3 What is your relationship to Person 1?

Relationship question does not apply to Person 1.

Check one box only

[] 1 Husband or wife
[] 2 Partner
[] 3 Son or daughter
[] 4 Mother or father
[] 5 Son-in-law or daughter-in-law
[] 6 Mother-in-law or father-in-law
[] 7 Other related, write in relationship ____
[] 8 Unrelated (including foster children)

A3 What is the relationship of this person to person 1 on page 4?

3. What is your relationship to Person 1?

Question 3 establishes the usual make up of households and families in private dwellings. From it we can learn the number of children living with one parent or two parents and the number of people who live alone. The information shows changes in the nature of families and helps plan for housing, social welfare programmes and employment services.

[] 1 Husband or wife
[] 2 Partner
[] 3 Son or daughter
[] 4 Mother or father
[] 5 Son-in-law or daughter-in-law
[] 6 Mother-in-law or father-in-law
[] 7 Other related, write in relationship ______
[] 8 Unrelated (including foster children)

B. Person Form

3. What is your relationship to Person 1? See example on back page. Check one box only.

3. What is your relationship to Persons 1, 2, 3, and 4 on page 3 of the Household Form?

Person 1
[Questions 1-35 were asked for each person included List 1, household residents who were present on census night.]

4. What is your relationship to Person [x]? Relationship question does not apply to Person 1.

Absent persons who usually live in the household

[Questions A1-A8 were asked for each usual member of the household who was reported to be absent on census night.]

A4. What is the relationship of this person to Person 1 on page 4?

Question 4 -- Relationship
The relationship question is designed to determine families within households. This includes where there are two or more families in the one household. For example, a household consisting of an adult daughter living with her two parents and her own child would be counted as a two family household. The example given below shows how the question should be answered for the child in this situation, where the parents are Persons1 and 2 on the form, the adult daughter is person 3 and the child is person 4.

Question 4. From the responses to question 4, it is possible to build up a picture of the changing family situation in Ireland. The multiple categories will enable families in multi-generational households to be accurately distinguished. To facilitate this, the category of grandparent is being included for the first time. Information in relation to families which have been reconstituted following the break-up of previous marriages can also be determined. The results based on the responses to this question will allow the changing nature of families in Ireland to be charted.

4. What is your relationship to person 1?

Appendix H. Detailed notes on the household form

[Question 4: What is your relationship to persons 1,2, 3 and 4?]

From the responses to Question 4, it is possible to build up a picture of the changing family situation in Ireland. The multiple categories will enable families in multi-generational households to be accurately distinguished. Information in relation to families which have been reconstituted following the break up of previous marriages can also be determined.

The results based on the responses to this question will allow the changing nature of families in Ireland to be charted.

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1.1 Relationship through kinship or institutional household

[] 01 Holder of the household form
[] 02 Holder's spouse
[] 03 Holder's partner
[] 04 Holder's and spouse/partner's son/daughter
[] 05 Son/daughter of householder only
[] 06 Son/daughter of spouse/partner only
[] 07 Holder's father/mother (or parent's spouse)
[] 08 Holder's father-in-law/mother in-law
[] 09 Holder's brother/sister
[] 10 Holder's spouse/partner's brother/sister
[] 11 Holder spouse's brother/sister or spouse's/partner's brother/sister
[] 12 Son-in-law/daughter-in-law (spouse/partner of the son/daughter) of the holder and/or spouse/partner
[] 13 Grandchild of the holder and/or the spouse/partner
[] 14 Niece/nephew of the holder and/or the spouse/partner
[] 15 Other relatives of the holder and/or spouse/partner
[] 16 Other partner without ties of kinship

Question 1.1
This question must not be answered by the Holder of the Household Form, or reference person (person 1 on List A).
Children are considered as such if acknowledged by the Holder and/or spouse or partner.
[p.19]
Those who are children of the Holder's spouse or partner only must place a cross in box 06 ("Son/daughter of spouse/partner only"), even if the parent is deceased or does not currently live in the accommodation. Other persons who are relatives of the Holder's spouse or partner only must place a cross in the box that corresponds to their level of kinship, even if the Holder's spouse/partner no longer lives in that house.
The father/mother (or their spouse) of the Holder partner must place a cross in box 08 ("Holder's mother/father-in-law")
Relatives of the Holder, the spouse or the partner that are not mentioned in any of the answers (uncle of the Holder or spouse or partner, grandfather of the Holder or spouse or partner, cousin of the Holder or spouse or partner, etc.), who usually live in the accommodation must place a cross in box 15 ("Other relative of the Holder and/or spouse/partner").
Those persons who usually live in the accommodation and have no bonds of kinship with the Holder, the spouse or the partner, must place a cross in box 16 ("Other partner"). If these persons form a separate household, they must fill out another Household Form.
Anyone working for the household (servants, domestic help) and who usually lives in the accommodation must, if they form a separate household, fill in a Household form.

Section II: Individual Form

[For persons in List A]

1. Personal information

1.1 Kinship or cohabitation relationship with the head of household on the household form

Section II - Information about regular inhabitants of the dwellings

1 - Personal information

Question 1.1
Indicate the kinship or cohabitation relationship with the head of household as indicated on the Household form. The head of household on the Household form is the person under whose name the family form is filed in the Municipal Public Records Office.

5. Relation to head of household ____

See separate explanation.

Write e.g.: wife, son, foster daughter, father, sister in law, granddaughter, maid-servant, housekeeper, aunt, friend, boarder or the like.

Questions to be answered by all persons

8. Is he/she

N.B. Each of the following questions is to be answered only if none of the preprinted answers to the corresponding question at the front of this page is applicable.

8a. Describe the relation to the head of the household, to which he/she belongs

b. Is he/she living together with never-married own and/or stepchildren?


c. If married: does he/she live together with spouse/husband?


d. If single: does he/she live together with own father and/or mother (stepfather and/or mother)?

7. Relation to the head of household (please write in respectively: head of household, wife or husband, son, daughter, grandson, father, etc.) ____

37 Relation to the head of household (please write in respectively: head of household, wife or husband, son, daughter, grandson, father, etc.) (Question 7) [p.52]
1. For a person, who, in accordance with the rules set forth in 31, has been considered to be head of household, the "head of household" title shall be written down in question 7. The same title shall be written down for the individuals creating single-person households.
2. For all other representatives of a given household, the relation to the head of household shall be specified by writing in respectively: "husband" ("wife"), "son", "daughter", "stepson", "stepdaughter", "father", "mother-in-law", "brother", "grandson", "granddaughter", "aunt", or "distant relative" if there is no possibility of specifying the kinship. A person, who is not related to the head of household but is considered to be a member of the household due to the provided financial support, shall have the "not related to the head of household" answer written down, or, in abbreviation "n. related".
It must be taken account that such levels of relation to the head of household as "tenant", "subtenant", or "co-tenant" cannot be used while specifying the kinship. They are members of their respective household and should be considered "head of households" in the social units they are members of.
3. The principles of closest kinship shall apply while identifying relation to the head of household, so, in the first place such individuals as husband or wife, children or parents, etc. Individuals in a relationship having children who are not engaged shall be registered next to one another. However, if there has been a mistake, due to which it is impossible to keep the proper order, the annotation shall not be corrected, nor shall be a new form used. It is enough to justify the relation in a comprehensible manner (for example, "Janek's wife", "grandson, Czes?aw's son").
4. If there are certain individuals living in a dwelling but not supporting the household financially (such a case is discussed in question 31, point 5 on page 47), such individuals shall be classified with proper terms and titles, such as: "help", "apprentice", "agricultural worker", "student", "hired worker".
It should be remembered that the above concerns only single individuals. If a help lives in a given dwelling together with his or her child, then they create a separate household ("head of household" and "daughter" or "son"). Such individuals may be both permanent and temporal inhabitants (typically staying in a dwelling for over 2 months).
5. If in a given dwelling there are also other individuals staying there in a temporary manner, then they shall be registered as follows:

7. What is your relationship to the head of private household?

Question 7. What is your relation to the head of private household? [p. 31-32]

(A person being a head of household should chose answer 1).

B. From the list, this is the [space for the number] family within the dwelling: ____

Write "unique", when there is only one family; 1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc, when there are more than one families.

[The following questions are organized into a table. Each question appears in a column, in the order depicted below from left to right, and there 15 rows for each person's answer.]

Reference Number [pre-printed two digit number, 01 through 15]

Reference person's complete name: ____

First and last name to all other persons.
Example: Maria Fernanda Silva

Relationship to household's reference person ____

Family relationship with the head of the household: (you should mention, in the column right next to the name, what is the relationship with the head of the household according to the following list):

[] Representative of the family [Head of the household; pre-filled for person 01]
[] Husband
[] Wife
[] Single son/daughter
[] Non-single son/daughter
[] Daughter-in-law
[] Son-in-law
[] Father
[] Mother
[] Grandchild
[] Great-grandchild
[] Other Relative
[] Not related

Indicate the spouse/partner's reference number: _ _

For married people who live together in the same dwelling

Indicate the reference number of [your parents]:

For single people who live in the same dwelling as parents, father or mother.

_ _ Father
_ _ Mother

Part B

The following appears in a table with the familiar relationship within a same dwelling.
Familiar relationship with the family representative (reference person)

In column 3, use the following codes:

(Always with respect to the head of the household)

[] 02 Spouse
[] 03 Son/daughter single
[] 04 Son/daughter not single
[] 05 Stepson/stepdaughter single
[] 06 Stepson/stepdaughter not single
[] 07 Daughter-in-law or son-in-law
[] 08 Father or mother
[] 09 Father-in-law or mother-in-law
[] 10 Brother or sister
[] 11 Grandfather or grandmother / Great-grandfather or great-grandmother
[] 12 Grandson or granddaughter/great-grandson or great-granddaughter
[] 13 Other relative (cousin, uncle, etc.)
[] 14 Domestic servant (sleeping in the dwelling)
[] 15 Other

7.3. Classical (conventional) family questionnaire

In this question we have to fill-in a table with several codes to establish the relation of the private household members and the reference person.

Every classic household must have a reference person.
By reference person, we understand the family member that is considered as such by the other members, has to be a resident in the dwelling, is 18 years old or older and preferentially is responsible for the dwelling.

This reference person must always be a dwelling resident, but may be absent on the census moment.

In families where these conditions do not apply, use the oldest person as the reference person.

On Column 2 you must collect the complete name of the reference person and the first and last name of all the others.

On Column 3 you must apply the corresponding relationship code to every individual in relation to the reference person.
The codes available in this column are:

Codes to be used in the relationship description

Column 4 should only be used for married individuals or living as such with the corresponding spouse number in column 1.

Columns 5 and 6 are only filled-in by individuals who have a father or a mother residing in the dwelling, with the corresponding code number of the father (column 5) and the mother (column 6), using for that purpose the code number that is in column 1.

For columns 4, 5 and 6 you must use only the codes shown on column 1.
To correctly fill-in the family questionnaire you must ask:

3. Relationship to household's reference person

[Codes to be used in the relationship description:]

[] 01 Reference person
[] 02 Spouse
[] 03 Son/daughter not married
[] 04 Son/daughter married
[] 05 Foster son/daughter not married
[] 06 Foster son/daughter married
[] 07 Stepson/stepdaughter not married
[] 08 Stepson/stepdaughter married
[] 09 Father or Mother
[] 10 Father-in-law or mother-in-law
[] 11 Daughter-in-law or son-in-law
[] 12 Brother or sister
[] 13 Grandson or granddaughter/great-grandson or great-granddaughter
[] 14 Grandfather or grandmother / Great-grandfather or great-grandmother
[] 15 Other relative person
[] 16 Domestic servant
[] 17 Other

On the Column 3 you must apply the correspondent relationship code to every individual in relation to the reference person.

The codes available to fill-in this column are:

Codes to be used in the relationship description

01 - Reference person
02 - Spouse
03 - Son/daughter not married
04 - Son/daughter married
05 - Foster son/daughter not married
06 - Foster son/daughter married
07 - Stepson/stepdaughter not married
08 - Stepson/stepdaughter married
09 - Father or Mother
10 - Father-in-law or mother-in-law
11 - Daughter-in-law or son-in-law
12 - Brother or sister
13 - Grandson or granddaughter/great-grandson or great-granddaughter
14 - Grandfather or grandmother / Great-grandfather or great-grandmother
15 - Other relative person
16 - Domestic servant
17 - Other

Person 1 (reference person)

Person 2
[Questions 1 to 5 below are also asked of persons 3 to 6]

2. What is the relationship of person 2 to person 1 (reference person)

Household Identification
Proceed as indicated in chapter 4.
The questions in part a, b and c must be filled out by the household representative or a resident of the dwelling that belongs to the household!

B-Write the name of everyone in the household who resides in this dwelling and answer questions 2, 3, 4 and 5

2. What is the relationship of person X with the household reference person?
For each person, you need to mark the kinship relation to the household reference person (person 1) according to the options listed.
In case that the kinship relation does not appear on the list, you need to choose "Another relative", for example, in case of an uncle, cousin, brother-in-law, step-mother/father, or the option "Another non-relative" when there is no kinship relation with the respective person, for example, the domestic worker who lives in the household.
[There is an image of question 2]
Kinship relations are considered to be family relations by blood, for example, if a mother of one of the partners in a consensual union resides in the dwelling, she must be considered as the mother-in-law of the household reference person's partner.

02. Relation with the household head

[] 01 Household head
[] 02 Spouse
[] 03 Son (daughter)
[] 04 Son-in-law (daughter-in-law)
[] 05 Grandson (granddaughter)
[] 06 Spouse of grandson (granddaughter)
[] 07 Father (mother)
[] 08 Grandfather (grandmother)
[] 09 Brother (sister)
[] 10 Nephew (niece)
[] 11 Brother-in-law (sister-in-law)
[] 12 Children of brother-in-law (sister-in-law)
[] 13 Father-in-law (mother-in-law)
[] 14 Other relative
[] 15 Not related
[] 30 Person came for a long period

The head of the household is considered:

a) households with a single family nucleus of type 1 or 2: the husband if he is occupied, the wife, if she is occupied and the husband is pensioner or on subsistence;
b) households with a single family nucleus of type 3: the parent if he/she is occupied; the adult child who is bringing the higher income and if the parent is pensioner or in subsistence;
c) a household is made from a single-family nucleus and other related or unrelated persons -- the head of the household is established as in the first two cases. This could be also one of the persons who is not a part of the family nucleus and namely the one who is bringing the higher income, the one who is older or the owner or main tenant of the dwelling;
d) in the case of households with 2 or more family nuclei with or without other related or unrelated persons --the household head is considered the older nucleus head or the one who is bringing the higher income, the one who is older or the owner or main tenant of the dwelling;
e) non-family households (which do not have family nuclei) -- the household head is considered the older male with the higher income or the older female with the higher income if all the males are pensioners or in subsistence.

In other cases not counted in any of the above-mentioned categories, the household head is considered the person declared and acknowledged to be so by the other members of the household.

b) whether the household is formed by two or more family nucleus, the first recorded will be the family nucleus of the head of the household, together with the persons, in the enumeration order as mentioned above, followed then by other family nucleus in the same order (starting with husband/wife), and then are followed by the related persons who do not form a family nucleus;

c) whether a household has any family nucleus being formed by related persons or not related, the recognized head of the household will be recorded first, followed by the others, and then the other persons, on the basis of decreasing order of age.

49. The level of relationship of the members of the household to the head of the household (column 02).

For the person no.1 (column 01), where the data regarding the head of the household are recorded, the mark x is already pre-typed on the code box 01.

For the other persons recorded in the household, the relationship to the reference head of the household will be indicated, by marking x on the corresponding code for the stated situation:

For those unrelated, the code will be 15.
When the persons are living alone, and are not included in any household, these will be recorded as the person coded 01 - the head of the household, because it is considered as forming a one-person household.

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The persons who came in locality for a long period and pertain to another household from another locality, will be enumerated separately on the LP-annex form "List of persons in the household". In the box for relationship to the household, "came for a longer period," code 30 will be written.

1 Relationship to the household

[] 1 Head
[] 2 Husband (wife)
[] 3 Son (daughter)
[] 4 Son-in-law (daughter-in-law)
[] 5 Grandson (granddaughter)
[] 6 Father (mother)
[] 7 Grandfather (grandmother)
[] 8 Brother (sister)
[] 9 Brother-in-law (sister-in-law)
[] 10 Father-in-law (mother-in-law)
[] 11 Other relative
[] 20 Not a relative

Chapter IV - Data on Persons Registered in Households


44. All persons in the household will be recorded in this chapter, regardless whether they were present in the household or absent at the census reference point - "0" hour on the night of January, 6 to 7, 1992, or whether persons had left the household temporarily or for a longer period to work, to study, or for some other reason. Persons temporarily present in the household at the census reference point will not be recorded in this chapter, but in Chapter V.

Q. 1 Relationship to the household


The level of relationship of the members of the household to the head of the household.

48. On the page dedicated to person no.1, where the data regarding the head of the household are recorded, an x mark is already pre-typed in code box 01.

A person who has left the household for a long period of time (more than 6 months) to work, study or for other reasons (marked in Q.2 with code 4, 5 or 6, respectively), is generally not considered to be the head of the household . The person registered in Chapter IV as household head is recorded in Chapter I on the first row.

For other persons recorded in the household registered on the next pages of the PL form, the relationship to the reference head of the household will be indicated by marking x on the corresponding code for the stated situation:

When a person lives alone and is not included in any household, recorded this person as code 01 - the head of the household, because it is considered as forming a one-person household.

1. Relationship to the head of household

[] 01 Head of household
[] 02 Husband (wife)
[] 03 Partner
[] 04 Son (daughter)
[] 05 Son-in-law (daughter-in-law)
[] 06 Grandson (granddaughter)
[] 07 Father (mother)
[] 08 Grandfather (grandmother)
[] 09 Brother (sister)
[] 10 Brother-in-law (sister-in-law)
[] 11 Father-in-law (mother-in-law)
[] 12 Other relative
[] 13 Non-relative person

The relationship of the members of the household to the head of the household (the item 1 of the chapter IV for persons 2, 3, etc.).

48. On the page dedicated to the person no.1, where the data regarding the head of the household are recorded, the mark x is already pre-typed on the code box 01.

The person who left the household for a long period of time is not generally considered as head of the household.

For other persons recorded in the household, the relationship to the reference head of the household will be indicated, by marking x on the corresponding code for the stated situation:

When the persons are living alone, and are not included in any household, these will be recorded as the person coded 01 - the head of the household, because it is considered as forming one person household.

To be filled in for every household in the dwelling, starting with the households where at least one persons in the present or temporarily absent (if no persons is present or temporarily absent (all persons are away for long period of time and /or all persons are temporarily present), in order to link the G, PPI and PT forms the first part of the G shall be completed without the list of the persons in the household.

Relationship to the head of the household

1. Your relationship to the person listed first in this household

If the mother (or father) of this person lives in the same household, indicate the census No. from form P, list A, column 1, under which the mother (or father) is listed Mother's (or father's) No.

Question 1. Your relationship to persons you reside with (in regard to person No. 1 in this enumeration unit)
Mark one of eleven suggested prompts.
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Person No. 1 of the household (first in the list of household members) should be marked as the "Person No. 1", all other members - according to available prompts. For example, if a respondent is a son (own, adopted or step son) of the reference person, mark the "daughter, son" prompt.
If a household is represented by a single person, mark the "Person No. 1" option.
If a respondent has a different relationship to the reference family member, or different characteristics from those indicated above (for example, a nephew), mark the "other degree of relationship, characteristics" prompt.
If the answer of the respondent makes it difficult to identify the proper option, refer to the last page of the cover, "Census Documents for the Dwelling", where you can find solutions to some difficult cases.
Those who belong to the given household but are not related to person No. l (e.g., a nurse-maid, servants and their family members living in the household and contributing therein) should be identified by the "Unrelated" prompt ( e.g., the "Unrelated" prompt would be marked for a nurse-maid and her daughter).
For each member of the household (regardless of the age or marital status) living together with one or two parents in one household, in the special field of the form you should indicate the ordinal number of his/her mother (own, step or foster) assigned to her in column 1, List A, Form S (she was recorded under the same number in Forms K or D. If there is no mother in the household, and only the father (own, step or foster) is available, write down the father's number. If there is no mother or father in the household, no number is needed.
For the population of collective households:
- the person listed under No. 1 in List A, Form S is identified by the "Person No. 1" option, all others - by the "Unrelated" prompt.
If among the members of collective households there are people related to each other (e.g., man and wife in a boarding-house for elderly and disabled people or brother and sister in an orphanage), one of them should be recorded first in the dwelling, the other - second, indicating their relationship in a standard manner, while all others should be logged after them and identified by the "Unrelated" prompt.

1. For the first person on the list of residents mark "person No. 1"; for the rest of the household members indicate how they are related to the person No. 1

Question 1. The first member of a household shall be marked with "the first one recorded". Other household members shall be marked by the relationship with the first one recorded.

One of the following prompts shall be marked.
[Omitted image examples.]

Person who is the first one to be recorded within the household shall be marked in accordance with a prompt "the first one recorded". Other household members - a mark in accordance with one of the following given prompts.
A "wife, husband" prompt mark individuals who are married or live in a civil union. The same mark shall be given to the one who calls himself/herself "the civil wife (husband)", "future wife/husband", "groom (bride)", "boyfriend (girlfriend)", "beloved person" in relation to the individual who was the first to be recorded (provided that these people live in the same household).
A "daughter, son" prompt is marked by own and step children, including adopted children, stepson (stepdaughter). Children under wardship, who are non-relatives and not related to the individual, who was the first to be recorded, are considered to be "non-relatives".
A "mother, father" prompt will be marked by the parents, both related and not-related (stepmother, stepfather).
A "sister, brother" prompt will be marked by sisters and brothers, both related and step.
A "mothers-in-law, fathers-in-law" prompt will be marked by parents of a husband or a wife who was the first to be recorded. With that it does not matter whether marriage was registered or not.
A "sister-in-law (daughter-in-law), son-in-law (brother-in-law)" prompt will be marked by a woman or a man if the first one to be recorded was relative of her (his) husband (wife) regardless whether marriage was registered or not.
A "grandmother, grandfather" prompt will be marked by related and step grandmothers and grandfathers.
A "grandson, granddaughter" prompt will be marked by related and step grandsons and granddaughters, including children of step-daughter (step-son) of the individual who was the one to be recorded.
A "another degree of kinship (of relationship)" prompt will be marked, if a respondent is related to the member of a household in some other way, in addition to the listed (for example, nephews, wife's brother, husband's brother, husband's sister, wife's sister, husband of one's wife's sister, cousins, second cousins, uncle, aunt and etc.).

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If a census taker has doubts about which prompt to mark according to the answer of the respondent, he shall use additional tables on the second page of the Cover, where some of the cases of blood relations are listed.

A "non-relative" prompt shall be marked for those who are a part of this household, but does not have any relative (blood) relations with the first one recorded (for example, hired housekeeper who helps to keep the households - baby-sitter, governess and members of their families, who live within the household and contribute to it, children and seniors under wardship and patronized, who are not relatives to the first one recorded) - for example, a "non-relative" prompt will be marked by the baby-sitter and her daughter. With that, one shall indicate in a special field how he/she is related to the first one to be recorded within the household (for example, a baby-sitter, a daughter of a baby-sitter, a hired employee, tutored step-child).

Every member of a household (regardless of age and whether he is married or not) living within the same household with both parents or only one of them, shall be marked with a serial number of his/her mother (either related or step-mother) from column B of Table 1 of Form S. If there is no mother in the household, and there is only father (related or step-father), then the serial number of a father will be indicated. If there is neither mother nor father in the household, then neither mark is put.

Serial number of a mother (father) is put only in case they belong to the same household with the respondent. If children live with their parents in the same premise but refer to other premises, then the number of a mother (father) should not be marked.

In case household consists of one person then this person is indicated as "the first one to be recorded".

[Omitted example images.]

Individuals who permanently reside in dormitories, hotels and rest houses are regarded as independent households. For example, if three students live in the same room of a dormitory and consider that each of them lives independently (not combining the sources for food and utilities), then they shall be enumerated as three independent households, each of them consisting of 1 person.

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If the think they live as one household (keep the house, combine their income either wholly or partially), they make up one household, consisting of non-relatives. If two of them live within one household (keep the house, combine their income either wholly or partially), and the third one lives separately (not combining their means for food and utilities), then they shall be enumerated as two households, consisting of two and one person respectively. Family, permanently residing in a hotel, is enumerated as a private household, consisting of relatives.
In collective households the question 1 is filled in the following way:

Part A - Information about persons
Instructions for completing Part A - Information about persons
[Instructions include an example that is omitted here.]

4. Relation to the tenant ____

Personal form

2. Relationship to the user of dwelling

A. Data on population

8. Relationships between household members

Census form A. Population data
Census form A. Population data was completed by each member of the household. For a minor citizen or a citizen who could not provide data on his/her own, the data should be provided by their legal representative, a family member or the owner of the house.

Household inhabitants
Residential household consists of persons living together in one apartment.
A census household consists of persons who share one apartment on the basis of family or other relationships within a single household. The census household is a basic unit and is not further divided.
We recognize:

The household consists of persons living together in the same apartment and jointly covering any major expenditures of the household (expenditures for the use of the apartment, meals, maintenance of the apartment or house, heating, electricity, gas, and others). The amount of joint coverage of the household cost is irrelevant. A single household may consist of one or more census households.

Relations between household members
Data on relations between household members provide information on what kind of relationship (relatives or other) is between persons living in one dwelling (residential household). Each residential household needs to be headed by one person. The head of the household could be any adult member who, according to the agreement of its members, was habitually resident in the apartment (he/she spent most of the year there, usually spending the day or night in the apartment). Other members in the household were defined in relation to the head of the household as a spouse, partner, son, daughter, son-in-law, bride, grandson, great-grandson, father, mother, mother-in-law, father-in-law, other relatives, a stranger, or lodger.

7. IDOS of the household reference person _ _ _ _ _

8. Relation to the household reference person _ _

Relationship to the household reference person (description) and relationship to the household reference person (column 8)

The text for the household reference person, entered in row 01, is already entered. The code of the relationship in column 8 is also already determined and entered.

If more than one person lives in the private household, the enumerator must determine for each person the relationship to the household reference person and enter in column 8 the code of the relationship. The list of codes for coding the relationship is on the last page of Guidelines for Enumerators.

Child (son/daughter) is entered by the enumerator for every child living in the household with one or both parents. The age of the child is no important. It is only important that the child has never been married or that the child does not live in a consensual union with another person. It is also not important whether the reference person is the child's biological father/mother, which means that the answer "child" is entered by the enumerator also for the child(ren) of the spouse or partner and for all adopted children.

If the entered relationship to the household reference person is not specially mentioned in the list of codes (e.g. aunt, uncle), the enumerator enters in column 8 code 12 (other relative).

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For persons who are not members of the household in which they temporarily live, the enumerator enters temporarily present and code 60 in column 8.

For persons temporarily living abroad for more than a year, the enumerator enters in column 8 code 61, irrespective of the relationship to the reference person.

A person temporarily living abroad while other members live in his or her household must not be entered as the household reference person.

If the entire household is temporarily living abroad, the enumerator enters all persons into the POM/GO List of persons in the household as other private households. For all household members code 61 must be entered in column 8. The already entered code 00 for the household reference person should be crossed and left of the field code 61 should be entered.

8 Relation to the household reference person

The data are copied by the enumerator from column 8 of the POM/GO List of persons in the household for all persons, irrespective of whether they are household members or they are only temporarily present in the household/dwelling.

For a person living in the household alone (a single household), the enumerator always enters code 00.

For persons who according to Guidelines for Enumerators are not entered into the POM/GO List of persons in the household (institutional households), the enumerator enters data directly on the P-3 Census questionnaire for persons so that the first person in the institutional household gets code 20 and all other persons in the institutional household get code 21.

For persons who are not household members and who according to Guidelines for Enumerators are not entered into the POM/GO List of persons in the household, the enumerator enters for all persons code 60 directly on the P-3 Census questionnaire for persons.

3. Relationship to the householder*
Write, for example: spouse, son, son-in-law, daughter-in-law, grandson, father, mother, brother, brother-in-law, uncle, nephew, guest, friend, servant, etc.

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2. Relationship to the householder In the case of person number 1, mark box [] 1 [x] Householder

[] 1 Householder
[] 2 Spouse or partner
[] 3 Son or daughter
[] 4 Father or mother
[] 5 Father-in-law or mother-in-law
[] 6 Son-in-law or daughter-in-law
[] 7 Grandson or granddaughter
[] 8 Brother or sister, brother-in-law or sister-in-law
[] 9 Other relative
[] 10 Domestic servant
[] 11 Guest
[] 12 Other nonrelative

2. Relationship to person 1.
Example: If person number 3 is the son of person number 1, you should mark the second box.

[for the first person]
[] Person 1 [Householder]

[for other persons]
[] Spouse or partner
[] son or daughter, son-in-law or daughter-in-law
[] Brother or sister, brother-in-law or sister-in-law
[] Father or mother; Father-in-law or mother-in-law
[] Other relative
[] Nonrelative

A. Questions to all persons
[Applies to questions 1-15]

5. Position in the household:

Question 5: Position in household
Where several families form one household, the correct relationship to the head of household needs to be given.

• If the father is the head of household then the wife of his son must enter daughter-in-law and not wife
• If the son is the head-of-household, then she enters wife. If the husband is the head-of-household, then his wife should mark the field "spouse of head of household" and not write in "mother".
• Adopted or step children of the head of household are marked as "son/daughter".
• For foster children, "foster children" should be written in.

A. Questions to all persons

5. Position in the household

Question 5: Relationship to head of household

In households in which several married couples live, it is important to pay attention to the correct choice of the answer.

In case the father is the head of household, then the wife of his son should not enter wife, but daughter-in-law; however, should the son be the head of household, then she has to enter wife.

For adopted and step children of the head of household, the third field (son or daughter) should be marked; for foster children, foster son or - daughter should be written in the free text field.

7. Position in household
Indicate your position in the household:

[] 1 Head of household

[] 1.1 Husband, wife, common-law husband/ wife
[] 1.2 Other head of household

[] 2 Relative of head of household

[] 2.1 Son, daughter, son-in-law, daughter-in-law
[] 2.2 Father, mother, father-in-law, mother-in-law
[] 2.3 Brother, sister
[] 2.4 Other relatives of head of household

[] 3 Other position in household

[] 3.1 Other position in household (e.g. domestic help, foster child, boarder, unrelated joint tenant)

10. What is your position in the household?

(Select only one reply)

All persons living in the same dwelling make up a single household.
Heads of households are persons socially and economically responsible for the household.
If households consisting of a couple (with or without children), both partners are regarded as heads of households.

[] Head of household

[] Living alone
[] Husband/wife
[] Common-law husband/wife
[] Single parent
[] Other head of household

[] Relative of a head of household

[] Son, daughter, stepson, stepdaughter, son-in-law, daughter-in-law
[] Father, mother, stepfather, stepmother, father-in-law, mother-in-law
[] Brother, sister
[] Other relative of a head of household

[] Other position in household

[] Flat-mate/commune member, non-related co-dweller
[] Domestic employee, au pair
[] Lodger, subtenant
[] Other ember of household (e.g. foster child, boarder)

Part IV: Questions on personal characteristics

15. Relationship to the household head

Section IV: Questions regarding individual characteristics (11-42)
This section includes questions (questions 11-42) about the population's social and economic characteristics. In this section, only write the characteristics of those people present at the time and place where the census is being conducted.
Whether or not the household head is at home, be absolutely sure to begin by first writing his/her name and surname on the first line of Section IV, together with all of his/her characteristics (from question 11 to question 42). Take care that the household head's name and surname entered in this section is identical to the one written in in the first line of Section III.
After writing down all of the characteristics of the household head, whether he/she is at home or not, also write down all the characteristics of the other household members at home, beginning from the oldest and proceeding in order of age, from oldest to youngest. After the household members, write onto the dotted line in printed letters, in order of their ages, the names surnames and all the characteristics of those, who, while being present at home, are not household members. Answer questions with a box, by placing an "X" into it.

Question 15: What is your degree of kinship to the household head?

• Among those belonging to the same household who are at home at the time of the census, clearly denote the kinship relationship to the household head of those related to him/her by kinship. For example: After writing "H.H.H." for the household head him/herself, for the others, write spouse, son, daughter, mother, father, daughter-in-law, grandchild, maternal uncle, and so on, according to the relationship.
• For people belonging to the same household, who have no kinship tie to the household head, write "None".
• For people not belonging to the household who are also being administered the census together with the household (whether a relative or not of the household head), write "Guest".
• For people such as a son, daughter, daughter-in-law visiting their father on census day, but who belong to a separate household write "Guest" regardless of the kinship relationship to the household head.
• For places where people are located at the time of the census that do not constitute a household (a military post, a jail, a hospital, a train, a boat, a bus, a terminal, a hostel, a school, a dormitory, etc.) enter "X" for this question.

Part IV: Questions on personal characteristics

29. Marital status

Section IV: Questions regarding individual characteristics (11-42)
This section includes questions (questions 11-42) about the population's social and economic characteristics. In this section, only write the characteristics of those people present at the time and place where the census is being conducted.
Whether or not the household head is at home, be absolutely sure to begin by first writing his/her name and surname on the first line of Section IV, together with all of his/her characteristics (from question 11 to question 42). Take care that the household head's name and surname entered in this section is identical to the one written in in the first line of Section III.
After writing down all of the characteristics of the household head, whether he/she is at home or not, also write down all the characteristics of the other household members at home, beginning from the oldest and proceeding in order of age, from oldest to youngest. After the household members, write onto the dotted line in printed letters, in order of their ages, the names surnames and all the characteristics of those, who, while being present at home, are not household members. Answer questions with a box, by placing an "X" into it.

(Questions 29-42 are for persons age 12 or older)

Question 29: What is your marital status?

Part IV: Questions on personal characteristics

13. Age completed

Section IV: Questions regarding individual characteristics (11-42)
This section includes questions (questions 11-42) about the population's social and economic characteristics. In this section, only write the characteristics of those people present at the time and place where the census is being conducted.
Whether or not the household head is at home, be absolutely sure to begin by first writing his/her name and surname on the first line of Section IV, together with all of his/her characteristics (from question 11 to question 42). Take care that the household head's name and surname entered in this section is identical to the one written in in the first line of Section III.
After writing down all of the characteristics of the household head, whether he/she is at home or not, also write down all the characteristics of the other household members at home, beginning from the oldest and proceeding in order of age, from oldest to youngest. After the household members, write onto the dotted line in printed letters, in order of their ages, the names surnames and all the characteristics of those, who, while being present at home, are not household members. Answer questions with a box, by placing an "X" into it.

Question 13: How old are you? Please state your completed age.

11. Relationship to the household head____

(Enter those who do not stay in this house permanently as "guest".)

Section IV: Questions regarding individual characteristics (8-34)
This section includes questions (Questions 8-34) about the population's social and economic characteristics. In this section, only write the characteristics of those people present at the time and place where the census is being conducted. Whether the household head is at home or not, be absolutely sure to begin by first writing his/her name and surname on the first line of Section IV, together with all of his/her characteristics (from Question 8 to Question 34). Take care that the household head's name and surname entered in this section are identical to the ones written in the first line of Section III.
After writing down all of the characteristics of the household head, whether he/she is at home or not, (except for household members not at home) also write down all the characteristics of all the household members who are present at home, beginning from the oldest and proceeding in order of age, from oldest to youngest. After the household members, write using printed letters into the pertinent section and in order of their ages the names surnames and all the characteristics of those who, while being present at home, are not household members (guests). Answer questions with a box by placing an "X" into it.

Question 11: What is your degree of kinship to the household head?

• Among those belonging to the same household who are at home at the time of the census, clearly denote the degree of kinship to the household head of those related to him/her by kinship.
• For example: After writing "H.H.H." for the household head him/herself, for the others, write spouse, son, daughter, mother, father, daughter in-law, grandchild, maternal uncle, and so on, according to the relationship
• For people belonging to the same household, who have no kinship tie to the household head, write "None".
• For people not belonging to the household who are also being administered the census together with the household (whether a relative or not of the household head), write "Guest".
• For people such as a son, daughter, daughter in-law visiting their father on census day, but who belong to a separate household, write "Guest" regardless of the kinship relationship to the household head.
• For places where people are located at the time of the census that do not constitute a household (a military post, a jail, a hospital, a train, a boat, a bus, a terminal, a hostel, a school, a dormitory, etc.), enter "X" for this question.

21. Marital status

(Ask persons age 12 or older)

1 [] Never married
2 [] Married
3 [] Divorced
4 [] Widowed

Section IV: Questions regarding individual characteristics (8-34)
This section includes questions (Questions 8-34) about the population's social and economic characteristics. In this section, only write the characteristics of those people present at the time and place where the census is being conducted. Whether the household head is at home or not, be absolutely sure to begin by first writing his/her name and surname on the first line of Section IV, together with all of his/her characteristics (from Question 8 to Question 34). Take care that the household head's name and surname entered in this section are identical to the ones written in the first line of Section III.
After writing down all of the characteristics of the household head, whether he/she is at home or not, (except for household members not at home) also write down all the characteristics of all the household members who are present at home, beginning from the oldest and proceeding in order of age, from oldest to youngest. After the household members, write using printed letters into the pertinent section and in order of their ages the names surnames and all the characteristics of those who, while being present at home, are not household members (guests). Answer questions with a box by placing an "X" into it.

[Questions 21-34 are for persons age 12 or older]

Question 21: Your marital status?

10. Age completed____

(Enter "0" for infants younger than 1)

Section IV: Questions regarding individual characteristics (8-34)
This section includes questions (Questions 8-34) about the population's social and economic characteristics. In this section, only write the characteristics of those people present at the time and place where the census is being conducted. Whether the household head is at home or not, be absolutely sure to begin by first writing his/her name and surname on the first line of Section IV, together with all of his/her characteristics (from Question 8 to Question 34). Take care that the household head's name and surname entered in this section are identical to the ones written in the first line of Section III.
After writing down all of the characteristics of the household head, whether he/she is at home or not, (except for household members not at home) also write down all the characteristics of all the household members who are present at home, beginning from the oldest and proceeding in order of age, from oldest to youngest. After the household members, write using printed letters into the pertinent section and in order of their ages the names surnames and all the characteristics of those who, while being present at home, are not household members (guests). Answer questions with a box by placing an "X" into it.

Question 10: How old are you? Please state your completed age.

17. What is your relationship to the household head?

(For those who don't live regularly in this house, mark the option "Visitor". For the places which do not constitute a household, do not ask this question).

[] 1 Household head
[] 2 Wife/husband
[] 3 Son
[] 4 Daughter
[] 5 Father
[] 6 Mother
[] 7 Brother or sister
[] 8 Father in-law
[] 9 Mother in-law
[] 10 Daughter in-law
[] 11 Son in-law
[] 12 Grandchild
[] 13 Other
[] 14 Visitor

Question 17. What is your degree of kinship to the household head?

(For those not living in this home continuously, mark the "Visitor" box. In places where a household is not constituted, do not ask this question.)

Whether they are relatives of the household head or not, for those not living continuously in this home, the "Visitor" box is to be marked. For individuals in places where households are not constituted (such as a military post, a jail, a hospital, a train, a boat, a bus, a bus terminal, a hostel, a school, a dormitory, a hotel, etc.), this question is not to be asked of those individuals present.

For people being administered the census, an "X" is to be placed into the box corresponding to the degree of kinship with the household head.

Explained below are points requiring attention when asking the question about the degree of kinship to the household head:

1. An "X" mark is to be placed into the "Visitor" box for those people who are not household members and who, at the time the census, are being administered the census together with the household (whether related by kinship to the household head or not).

[An example in the original document has been omitted here]

2. For those lacking any kinship tie to the household head, but living in the same home, an "X" is to be placed into the box for the "Other" option. For example; a domestic servant, guard, gardener and other such people.

3. For those living together with the household, but whose kinship relation to the household head is other than "Spouse", "Son", "Daughter", "Father", "Mother", "Brother", "Father-in-law", "Mother-in-law", "Daughter-in-law", "Son-in-law", and "Grandchild" (For example: for a maternal uncle, maternal aunt, paternal uncle, sister-in-law, cousin, an "X" is to be marked in the box for the option "Other" option).

[An example in the original document has been omitted here]

4. People living together, whether bound by blood ties or not, who are living together for education, work, and other reasons, are to be considered as a household, and the person among these people declaring him/herself to be household head is to be accepted as being the household head. For other individuals, an "X" is to be placed into the applicable boxes, based on their degree of kinship.

5. Relationship in household

Please tick the box which indicates the relationship of each person to the person in the first column. A step child or adopted child should be included as the son or daughter of the step or adoptive parent.
Write in relationship of 'Other relative' - for example, father, daughter-in-law, niece, uncle, cousin
Write in position in household of an 'Unrelated' person for example, boarder, housekeeper, friend, flat mate, foster child.

[Person No 1 does not answer this question. Person 2 - 6 answer as follows:]

Relationship to Person No. 1

[] Husband or wife
[] Living together as a couple
[] Son or daughter
[] Other relative, please specify ________
[] Unrelated, please specify ________

Name of Person [number]
____ First name
____ Surname

Relationship of Person [number] to Person -- [number]

[] Husband or wife
[] Partner
[] Son or daughter
[] Step-child
[] Brother or sister
[] Mother or father
[] Step-mother or step-father
[] Grandchild
[] Grandparent
[] Other related
[] Unrelated