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A. Data on population

8. Relationships between household members

[] Head of the family
[] Husband, wife
[] Common-law husband/wife, partner
[] Son, daughter
[] Son/daughter-in-law
[] Grandson, granddaughter, great grandson/granddaughter
[] Father, mother
[] Father/mother-in-law
[] Other relative
[] Unrelated person, tenant
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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:

- Family census households (consisting of at least two persons in a direct family relationship, in a marital relationship or in a consensual union) and within them:
- Complete family census households (consisting of married or unmarried couple, married or unmarried couple with children),
- Incomplete family census households (made up of one parent with at least one child (regardless of the child's age) taking into account joint economic ties,
- And other census households, including:
- Multi-person, non-family households (consisting of two or more persons, related or unrelated, jointly managed but not forming a family household),
- Households of individuals (consisting of one natural person living alone in the apartment, either as a lodger or living together with another census householder but living independently).

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.