Characteristics of the dwelling unit occupied by household
Interviewer: A dwelling unit must have a separate entrance and not be accessed or entered through someone else's living arrangements.
(b) How many bedrooms are occupied /available for use by your household?
Interviewer: Question 54(b) applies only to heads of households living in dwelling unit occupied by more than one household.
[Question 54(b) applies only to heads of households living in dwelling units occupied by more than one household.]
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Characteristics of dwelling unit occupied by household
Question 54 (a) - Number of bedrooms
Bedrooms are rooms used exclusively for sleeping. There must be some permanency about the walls enclosing the bedroom. If a dwelling unit, uses a room for other activities by day and sleeping by night, this room is not counted as a bedroom. Makeshift arrangements, blinds etc. do not count as rooms.