[] 1 Ownership of dwelling or building (which does not belong to a housing co-operative)
[] 2 Membership of a housing co-operative (own and rented dwellings)
[] 3 Main tenant
[] 4 Sun-tenant
[] 5 Relationship (with the owner or the main tenant) or for perpetuity
[] 6 Other (i.e. work for the owner of the dwelling, help in the household, live in the building of religious institution etc.) - Specify ____

Fill in the number of household ____

1. The number of answers given and written down in each dwelling should amount to the number of households displayed in table on page 02 and in section 0/IV in question 1. Not only the head of household, but all persons being a part of household should be taken into consideration while getting the answers. Page 21

2. Answers 1 and 2 are strictly connected to the answers in question 2 Who is the ownership of this dwelling? in section V. Characteristics of dwelling.

Answer 1. Ownership of dwelling or building -- concerns households whose members inhabit in their own building or their own dwelling and this fact is confirmed in section V, in question 2 by answer 1. Is owned by a private person.

Answer 2. Membership of a housing co-operative-- concerns households, which comprise a member of a housing co-operative, holding a co-operative right to an own or rented dwelling.

Answer 3. Main tenant- concerns households, which inhabit on the basis of a rental agreement between the owner or the administrator of the building where the dwelling is situated (also concerns rental of a substitute or social premises).
Category 3 also embraces a rental of the whole estate from the owner of the estate (a private or a legal person).

Answer 4. Sub-tenant- usually concerns the second or third household inhabiting the building as sub-tenant, i.e. a person subletting one or two rooms in a dwelling for a fee where the household of the main tenant, the member of housing co-operative, or the owner of the dwelling has been enumerated first.

Answer 5. Relationship or for perpetuity -- concerns the second or further household residing in their parents? dwelling, or children or other relatives, which have been enumerated as the first household in the dwelling. The household inhabiting the dwelling on the grounds of consanguinity may also reside on their own and be enumerated as the only household in the dwelling.

Answer 6. Other - concerns households residing:

In buildings of religious institutions;

As help in the household of the owner of the dwelling or the main tenant;

In return for work in an agricultural farm/plot or other economic activity of the owner of the dwelling or building.

Without any fee and without work e.g. in a form of voluntary work for a person (family) in a difficult housing situation, in return for the supervision of the dwelling;

Without any legal title, i.e. the so-called squatters.

In each case of residing in a household on the grounds of (a situation classified as) category 6, define this situation in the free space.