National Survey for Wales: 2017-18 questionnaire · 5 Guide to question format All questions in the survey questionnaire follow a similar format. Below is a guide to interpreting

National Survey for Wales

2017-18 questionnaire

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Contents

Filtering and subsampling ................................................................................. 4

Soft and hard checks ........................................................................................ 4

Guide to question format ................................................................................... 5

Question sources .............................................................................................. 6

Address check .................................................................................................. 7

Dwelling type and first impressions ................................................................... 7

Start of interview ............................................................................................... 8

Core – National identity and ethnicity .............................................................. 15

Core – Economic status and qualifications ..................................................... 17

Core – Welsh language .................................................................................. 19

Welsh language: Confidence .......................................................................... 21

Welsh language: Attitude towards language ................................................... 23

Core – Well-being (ONS4) .............................................................................. 25

Internet connection ......................................................................................... 26

Internet use ..................................................................................................... 29

Public service websites ................................................................................... 31

Core – Tenure and satisfaction with accommodation ..................................... 32

Housing: state of repair ................................................................................... 35

Time resident at address ................................................................................ 35

Property characteristics .................................................................................. 36

Domestic fire safety ........................................................................................ 36

Hazards – noise .............................................................................................. 38

Energy efficiency measures ............................................................................ 39

Method of payment for energy ........................................................................ 41

Housing conditions survey .............................................................................. 43

Banded income questions ............................................................................... 45

Income of HRP................................................................................................ 47

Income of Spouse/Partner .............................................................................. 62

Income from other sources (inc. savings) ....................................................... 77

Housing costs ................................................................................................. 87

Mortgage costs ............................................................................................... 90

Council tax ...................................................................................................... 92

Local authorities .............................................................................................. 93

Access to services and facilities...................................................................... 95

Play ................................................................................................................. 98

Children’s rights ............................................................................................ 101

Confidence in education system ................................................................... 102

Satisfaction with education system ............................................................... 102

Primary schools ............................................................................................ 103

Secondary schools ........................................................................................ 107

Responsibility for education .......................................................................... 110

Screen time for child ..................................................................................... 111

Physical activity of child ................................................................................ 115

Diet of child ................................................................................................... 119

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Core – Health demographic questions .......................................................... 120

BMI ............................................................................................................... 121

Core – Long-term illnesses ........................................................................... 122

Disabled adaptations – respondent............................................................... 124

Long-term illnesses of others in household ................................................... 125

Disabled adaptations – household ................................................................ 126

Carers (volunteering) .................................................................................... 127

GP services................................................................................................... 128

Hospitals ....................................................................................................... 130

Use of HSS in Welsh .................................................................................... 131

Non-GP primary care services ...................................................................... 134

Medicines ...................................................................................................... 135

Diet (FG) ....................................................................................................... 136

Alcohol (FG) .................................................................................................. 140

Smoking (FG)................................................................................................ 169

Physical activity (FG) .................................................................................... 170

Active travel .................................................................................................. 172

Tax devolution............................................................................................... 174

Core – Household material deprivation / financial inclusion .......................... 181

Core – Household pensioner material deprivation ........................................ 185

Core – Child material deprivation .................................................................. 195

WG – Food poverty ....................................................................................... 201

Problems and advice .................................................................................... 202

Welfare reform .............................................................................................. 206

Volunteering .................................................................................................. 208

Arts attendance (Future Generations) ........................................................... 210

Arts participation (Future Generations) ......................................................... 211

Heritage (FG) ................................................................................................ 213

Museums (FG) .............................................................................................. 215

Libraries (FG) ................................................................................................ 217

Archives (FG) ................................................................................................ 219

Sport Wales – Current participation and latent demand ................................ 221

CASI training module .................................................................................... 232

CASI – Loneliness ........................................................................................ 234

CASI Drugs – support ................................................................................... 236

CASI Core – Sexual orientation and religion ................................................. 238

Tattoos and piercings .................................................................................... 239

Core – Recontact .......................................................................................... 240

Core – Interviewer check information ............................................................ 241

Annex A – Subsampled topics ...................................................................... 245

Annex B – Welsh Housing Conditions Survey (WHCS) ................................ 249

Annex C – Derived variables ........................................................................ 250

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Filtering and subsampling Not all questions are asked of all respondents. Some questions only apply to some respondents (e.g. questions for parents with children at school); others are asked of a random subsample of respondents. Subsampling is included in the questionnaire routing at the start of each subsampled topic, marked with a green background as follows: SUBSAMPLED MODULE:

Where this routing appears, it applies to the rest of the questions in that module unless otherwise indicated. More details on which topics are subsampled are given in Annex A.

Soft and hard checks A range of checks are built in to the computer implementation of the questionnaire to ensure that responses are in a sensible range (for variables like height) and are consistent with each other (for example, so that respondents can’t both give an answer to a question and also say they don’t know the answer). These checks are either ‘soft’ checks, so the interviewer gets an error message but can choose to suppress it and continue; or ‘hard’ checks, so the response must be corrected before the interview continues. A full list of the soft and hard checks used is available from the National Survey team ([email protected]) on request.

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Guide to question format

All questions in the survey questionnaire follow a similar format. Below is a guide to interpreting the format. Example of question layout ASK ALL LongIll NS 1617 HQ

Do you have any physical or mental health conditions or illnesses lasting or expected to last for 12 months or more?

SINGLE CODE Yes 1 GO TO Disab1-6 No 2 [Module ends] Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

The wording of the question to be read out by the interviewer to the respondent will always be displayed in bold type. Text in non-bold type and capitals is an instruction for the interviewer.

All questions have a coding frame associated with them, which means that the computer only allows the interviewer to record certain answers. These are given as positive numbers within the coding frame. In certain questions, you will see that the interviewer will be able to record ‘Other’ as an answer option. “Don’t know” is used when the respondent doesn’t know the answer. Separate codes are also available if the respondent refuses to answer the question or when the question isn’t applicable.

This ‘routing’ text shows which question to go to next, depends on the answer option selected. If routing text applies to subsequent codes for that question, it is not repeated at each code.

Shows whether more than one answer option can be selected.

The text in capitals indicates who the question is to be asked of (here, all respondents). ‘LongIll’ is the question and variable name.

Indicates the source of the question. See next page for key to abbreviations.

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Question sources Questions are taken from existing surveys where possible. The source is marked at the top left of each question as follows. Abbreviation Refers to

AAS Active Adults Survey BFO Beaufort Omnibus

Cen Census CL Community Life Survey

CSE Crime Survey for England

DECC PAT Department of Energy and Climate Change Public Attitudes Tracker

EHS English Housing Survey EHIS European Health Interview Survey

EU SILC European Union Statistics on Income and Living Conditions FRS Family Resources Survey

HSE Health Survey for England (in many cases, similar questions are also included in the Scottish Health Survey)

HQ Office for National Statistics harmonised question

LiW Living in Wales NS Used in a previous year of the National Survey for Wales.

(Some of these questions may also have been used in other surveys previously.)

OPN Opinions and Lifestyle Survey OXIS Oxford Internet Survey

SALSUS Scottish Schools Adolescent Lifestyle and Substance Use Survey

SCJS Scottish Crime and Justice Survey

SHS Scottish Household Survey SHeS Scottish Health Survey

TPS Taking Part Survey UN GGS United Nations Generations and Gender Surveys

WHS Welsh Health Survey WORS Welsh Outdoor Recreation Survey

Where relevant, the year of the source survey is given (e.g. SHS 2008 refers to the Scottish Household Survey in 2008; NS1213 refers to the National Survey in 2012-13; NS1214 refers to the National Survey in 2012-13 and 2013-14; and NS1215 to the National Survey in 2012-13, 2013-14, and also 2014-15). Where the question or answer options differ from the original source, the question source is marked with an “a” (adapted). “New” refers to questions designed without an existing source.

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Address check AddrChk Can I just confirm that the address is correct?

Area, Address, HHold info held for the case will appear for the respondent to confirm

Correct 1 GO TO DwellType

Incorrect 2 Checking loop (omitted for clarity)

Addr1 What is the first line of the address? Addr2 What is the second line of the address? Addr3 What is the third line of the address? Addr4 What is the fourth line of the address? PostCode What is the post code of the address?

Dwelling type and first impressions TIMESTAMP ASK ALL DwellType NEW RECORD DWELLING TYPE

CLARIFY WITH RESPONDENT IF NECESSARY

House/bungalow GO TO WallRep End terrace – House/bungalow 1 Mid terrace – House/bungalow 2 Semi-detached – House/bungalow 3 Detached – House/bungalow 4 Temporary – House/bungalow 5 Park home – House/bungalow 6 Flat Purpose built – Flat 7 Converted – Flat 8 Non residential plus flat 9 Ineligible address / HQ refusal 10

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ASK ALL WallRep NEW RECORD Wa. STATUS

Use hard check so question is always answered. OMIT CODE DESCRIPTION FROM CAPI.

No evidence of disrepair 1 GO TO DoorWindowRep Moderate disrepair 2

Major disrepair 3 ASK ALL DoorWindowRep NEW RECORD D&W STATUS


No evidence of disrepair 1 GO TO RoofRep Moderate disrepair 2 Major disrepair 3 ASK ALL RoofRep NEW RECORD R STATUS


No evidence of disrepair

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Moderate disrepair 2 Major disrepair 3 Not visible 4 TIMESTAMP

Start of interview TIMESTAMP LangInt NS 1617

Would you like this questionnaire to be asked in English or Welsh? Ydych chi’n dymuno cynnal y cyfweliad hwn yn Gymraeg neu’n Saesneg?

English 1 GO TO C4

Cymraeg 2 GO TO C4 (Welsh language version)

Other (please specify) 3 Go to LangIntOT

Don’t know -9 GO TO C4

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LangIntOT NS 1617

What is the other language?

ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 25 CHARACTERS GO TO OthLang OthLang NS 1617

INTERVIEWER: ARE YOU USING A HOUSEHOLD TRANSLATOR FOR THIS INTERVIEW?

Yes 1 GO TO C4 No 2

Don’t know -9 TIMESTAMP ASK ALL C4 NS 1617

Including yourself, how many people live in this household? By ‘household’ I mean a group of people (not necessarily related) living at the same address who share cooking facilities and share a living room or sitting room or dining area.

CODE NUMBER OF ELIGIBLE PERSONS INCLUDE: People who normally live at address who are away for under 6 months. Boarders and lodgers living as part of household. EXCLUDE: Spouses who are separated and no longer resident. People away continuously for 6 months or more.

ENTER NUMERIC VALUE BETWEEN 1 AND 16

GO TO QBNames

ASK ALL QBNames1-8 NS 1617

What is the first name of household member? IF RESPONDENT DOES NOT WISH TO GIVE NAMES OF CHILDREN, ENTER UNIQUE INFORMATION FOR EACH CHILD IN THE FIRST NAME FIELD: e.g. ‘CHILD7’ (FOR A 7 YEAR OLD CHILD); ‘CHILD12’ (FOR A 12 YEAR OLD CHILD) ETC.. THIS WILL ASSIST THE RESPONDENT WHEN ANSWERING QUESTIONS RELATED TO A RANDOMLY SELECTED CHILD DURING THE SURVEY.

GO TO Gender LOOP FOR ALL MEMBERS IN HOUSEHOLD Gender NS 1617 HQ

[Respondent name] CODE FIRST THAT APPLIES

SINGLE CODE Male 1

GO TO DtBirth Female 2

Other (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) 3

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

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LOOP FOR ALL MEMBERS IN HOUSEHOLD DteofBth NS 1617 HQa

What is your date of birth?

FOR DAY NOT GIVEN…ENTER 15 FOR DAY FOR MONTH NOT GIVEN…ENTER 6 FOR MONTH

ENTER DATE OF BIRTH REFUSAL

GO TO HallRes

GO TO AgeIf ASK IF REFUSAL AT DteofBth AgeIf NS 1617 HQa

What was your age at your last birthday?

IF RESPONDENT REFUSES TO GIVE THEIR AGE, THEN GIVE YOUR BEST ESTIMATE.

ENTER AGE – IF 98 OR MORE CODE 97 GO TO HallRes ASK ALL HallRes NS 1617

ASK OR RECORD IS THIS PERSON LIVING IN HALLS OF RESIDENCE OR AT A BOARDING SCHOOL? STUDENT NURSES LIVING IN NHS ACCOMMODATION ELSEWHERE IN GREAT BRITAIN SHOULD NOT BE INCLUDED IN THIS HOUSEHOLD.

SINGLE CODE Yes 1

GO TO HH4_6FtEd No 2

Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK FOR EACH HOUSEHOLD MEMBER AGED 4 TO 6 HH4_6FtEd FRS 2013 NS 1617

Is [name] currently in full-time education?

SINGLE CODE Yes 1

GO TO HH16_19FtEd No 2


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ASK FOR EACH HOUSEHOLD MEMBER AGED 16 TO 19 HH16_19FtEd FRS 2013 NS 1617

Is [name] currently in full-time education?

APPRENTICES SHOULD BE CODED AS 2. WHEN A PERSON SPENDS APPROXIMATELY HALF THE YEAR AS A FULL-TIME STUDENT AND THE REST OF THE TIME AS A FULL-TIME WORKER, CODE ACCORDING TO THE POSITION AT THE TIME OF INTERVIEW. ANY FULL TIME STUDENT WHO IS ALSO CURRENTLY WORKING, (E.G. PART-TIME WORK DURING TERM, OR A VACATION JOB) SHOULD BE CODED AS 1 PROVIDED THAT S/HE INTENDS TO RETURN TO AN EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT THE FOLLOWING TERM. IF THERE IS ANY DOUBT AS TO WHETHER A PERSON IS 19 OR UNDER AND STILL IN FULL TIME EDUCATION THEN CHECK WHETHER THE PARENT OR GUARDIAN IS STILL RECEIVING CHILD BENEFIT FOR THAT PERSON. IF THIS IS THE CASE THEN CODE AS 1.

SINGLE CODE

Yes 1

GO TO MartStat No 2

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK FOR ALL MEMBERS IN HOUSEHOLD IF AGE >15 MarStat NS 1617 HQa

[Are you / Is [name]…]

RUNNING PROMPT - CODE FIRST THAT APPLIES SINGLE CODE

Single, that is never married and never registered in a same-sex civil partnership

1

GO TO MarChk

Married 2 In a registered same-sex civil partnership 3 Separated, but still legally married 4 Divorced 5 Widowed 6 SPONTANEOUS ONLY - Separated, but still legally

in a same-sex civil partnership 7

SPONTANEOUS ONLY - Formerly in a same-sex civil partnership which is now legally dissolved

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SPONTANEOUS ONLY - A surviving partner from a same-sex civil partnership

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ASK IF 2 OR 3 AT MarStat MarChk NS 1617

Is [your / Name’s] spouse a member of the household?

SINGLE CODE Yes 1

GO TO LivWith12 No 2

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ASK IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE PERSON >15 IN THE HOUSEHOLD AND 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 OR 9 AT MarStat LivWith12 NS 1617

May I just check, are you living with someone in this household as a couple?

SINGLE CODE Yes 1

GO TO OwnRent No 2 ASK IF MORE THAN ONE ADULT IN HOUSEHOLD OwnRent NEW SHS 2016

In whose name is the accommodation owned or rented?

CODE ALL THAT APPLY WHERE HOUSEHOLD IS RENTED IN SEVERAL NAMES AND DIFFICULT TO ESTABLISH WHO HAS THE HIGHEST INCOME (E.G. STUDENT ACCOMMODATION OR FRIENDS RENTING JOINTLY), CODE AS SHARED ACCOMMODATION. [SCRIPTING NOTE: CODE RESPONDENT AS HRP IN THIS SITUATION] IF OWNER(S) LIVE(S) IN ACCOMMODATION, SELECT OWNER(S) ONLY HERE.

[SCRIPTING NOTE: SHOW NAMES OF ADULTS IN HOUSEHOLD]

GO TO HighInc

Shared accommodation 18

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ASK IF MORE THAN ONE NAME SELECTED AT OwnRent HighInc NEW SHS 2016

You have told me that more than one person jointly owns or rents this accommodation. Which of these has the highest income (from benefits, pensions, and any other sources)?

SINGLE CODE IF TWO OR MORE JOINT HOUSEHOLDERS HAVE THE SAME INCOME, DEFINE

HRP AS THE ELDEST. [SCRIPTING NOTE: IN SHARED ACCOMMODATION (E.G. STUDENTS) RESPONDENT SHOULD AUTOMATICALLY BE CODED AS HRP].

[SCRIPTING NOTE: SHOW NAMES SELECTED AT OwnRent]

GO TO HallRes

SelPerson ENTER PERSON NUMBER OF SELECTED INDIVIDUAL ASK IF SELECTED PERSON AGED 16 OR 17 C5b NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: Is [name] living with parents or guardians?

SINGLE CODE Yes 1 GO TO C5c

No 2 GO TO RelResp

Unable to establish 3 ASK IF C5b=1 C5c NS 1617

Parental/guardian permission will need to be obtained before proceeding with interview with selected respondent. ASK OR RECORD: Has parental consent been gained on this visit?

SINGLE CODE Yes 1 GO TO PGName

No 2 ASK IF C5b=1 PGName NS 1617

ASK OR RECORD: Enter full name of parent / guardian giving consent.

[SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING [50]] GO TO PGRel ASK IF C5b=1 PGRel NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: What is the relationship to the respondent?

SINGLE CODE Mother (natural / step / foster) 1

GO TO RelResp Father (natural / step / foster) 2

Other (please specify) 3 GO TO PGOT

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ASK IF PgRel =3 PGOT NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: What is the other relationship?

[SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING [50]] GO TO RelResp LOOP FOR ALL MEMBERS IN HOUSEHOLD RelResp NS 1617 HQa

I would now like to ask how people in your household are related to each other. CODE RELATIONSHIP – [NAME] IS [NAME’S]…

TREAT RELATIVES OF CIVIL PARTNERS IN THE SAME WAY AS RELATIVES OF SPOUSES / PARTNERS. COHABITING PARTNER INCLUDES SAME SEX COUPLES WHO ARE NOT IN A REGISTERED CIVIL PARTNERSHIP OR MARRIED, TREAT RELATIVES OF COHABITING COUPLES IN THE SAME WAY AS RELATIVES OF SPOUSES / PARTNERS. HALF BROTHERS/SISTERS SHOULD BE CODED WITH STEP BROTHERS/SISTERS. SINGLE CODE FOR EACH HOUSEHOLD MEMBER.

Spouse 1

GO TO NatID

Civil Partner 2 Cohabiting partner 3 Son / daughter (incl. adopted) 4 Step-son / daughter 5 Foster child 6 Son-in-law / daughter-in-law 7 Parent / guardian 8 Step-parent 9 Foster parent 10 Parent-in-law 11 Brother / sister (incl. adopted) 12 Step-brother / sister 13 Foster brother / sister 14 Brother- / sister-in-law 15 Grandchild 16 Grandparent 17 Other relative 18 Other non-relative 19

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ASK OF EACH HOUSEHOLD MEMBER AGED UNDER 20 WHERE RELATIONSHIP TO RESPONDENT IS NOT 4/5/6 AT RelResp2 GrdChk NS 1617

Can I just check, are you the legal guardian of [name]?

SINGLE CODE [SCRIPTING NOTE: QUESTION REPEATED FOR EACH RELEVANT HOUSEHOLD MEMBER]

Yes 1

GO TO NatId No 2

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 TIMESTAMP

Core – National identity and ethnicity ASK ALL [Name], I am now going to ask you some questions which are about YOU personally. ASK ALL FullName NEW Before we start, please confirm your full name. ENTER FIRST NAME

GO TO NatID ENTER SURNAME

ASK ALL NatIdWel, NatIdEng, NatIdScot, NatIdNI, NatIdBrit, NatIdOth, , NatIdDk, NatIdRef NS 1617 HQ

How would you describe your national identity? Please choose all that apply.

SHOWCARD 1

CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Welsh 1

GO TO Ethnicity 2 English 2 3 Scottish 3 4 Northern Irish 4 5 British 5

6 Other (please specify) 6 GO TO NatIdOT Polish (SPONTANEOUS ONLY)

[SCRIPTING NOTE: not on showcard, only CAPI as a common ‘Other’]

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Refused (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) GO TO Ethnicity Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY)

ASK IF NatId = 6 NatIdOT NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: What is the other national identity?

[SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING[30]] GO TO Ethnicity

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ASK ALL Ethnicity, EthnWhOT, EthnMxOT, EthnAsOT, EthnBlkOT, EthnOthOT, EthnDk, EthnRef NS 1617 HQ

What is your ethnic group? Choose one option that best describes your ethnic group or background.

SHOWCARD 2 SINGLE CODE

White 1 Welsh / English / Scottish / Northern Irish / British 1

GO TO EconStat

2 Irish 2 3 Gypsy or Irish Traveller 3 Polish (SPONTANEOUS ONLY)

[SCRIPTING NOTE: not on showcard, only CAPI as a common ‘Other’]

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4 Any other White background, please describe 4 GO to EthnicityOT Mixed / Multiple ethnic groups

5 White and Black Caribbean 5 GO TO EconStat 6 White and Black African 6

7 White and Asian 7

8 Any other Mixed / Multiple ethnic background, please describe

8 GO to EthnicityOT

Asian / Asian British

9 Indian 9 GO TO EconStat 10 Pakistani 10

11 Bangladeshi 11 12 Chinese 12

13 Any other Asian background, please describe 13 GO to EthnicityOT

Black / African / Caribbean / Black British

14 African 14 GO TO EconStat 15 Caribbean 15

16 Any other Black / African / Caribbean background, please describe

16 GO TO EthnicityOT

Other ethnic group

17 Arab 17 GO TO EconStat

18 Any other ethnic group, please describe 18 GO TO EthnicityOT

Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) GO TO EconStat Refused (SPONTANEOUS ONLY)

ASK IF Ethnicity = 4, 8, 13, 16 OR 18 EthnicityOT NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: What is the other ethnic group?

[SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING[50]] GO TO EconStat TIMESTAMP

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Core – Economic status and qualifications

ASK ALL EconStat WHS 2015a NS 1617

Which of these descriptions applies to what you were doing in the last 7 days?

SHOWCARD 3

CODE FIRST TO APPLY INCLUDE ANY FORM OF PAID WORK, INCLUDING CASUAL OR TEMPORARY WORK AT CODE 2. INCLUDE PEOPLE WHO ARE EMPLOYED BUT ON MATERNITY LEAVE OR SICK PAY AT CODE 2.

1 Full-time student (including on holiday) 1 GO TO WkingHH

2 In any paid employment or self-employment (or away temporarily)

2 GO TO Hours

3 On a government sponsored training scheme 3

GO TO WkingHH

4 Doing unpaid work for a business that you or a relative owns

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5 Waiting to take up paid work already obtained 5 6 Unemployed and looking for work 6 7 Intending to look for work but prevented by temporary

sickness or injury (28 days or less) 7

8 Unable to work because of long-term sickness or disability

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9 Retired 9 10 Looking after home or family 10 11 Doing something else 11 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

ASK IF 2 AT EconStat Hours Cen 2011 NS 1617

In your main job, how many hours a week (including paid and unpaid overtime) do you usually work?

SINGLE CODE 15 or less 1

GO TO WkingHH 16 - 30 2 31- 48 3 49 or more 4 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF ANY OTHER HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS AGED 16+ WkingHH NS 1617

Is [name] currently in paid work, either full-time or part-time?

[SCRIPTING NOTE: ASK FOR EACH HOUSEHOLD MEMBER AGED 16+] SINGLE CODE

Yes 1

GO TO Educat No 2


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ASK ALL Educat CSE 2013a NS 1617

Please look down the list of qualifications on this showcard and tell me the first one on the list, if any, that you have passed.

SHOWCARD 4 IF UK QUALIFICATION IS NOT LISTED, SELECT ITS NEAREST EQUIVALENT. MAs AWARDED AUTOMATICALLY FROM THE ‘OLD’ UNIVERSITIES (SUCH AS DUBLIN (DUBL.), OXFORD (OXON) AND CAMBRIDGE (CANTAB)) SHOULD NOT BE CLASSIFIED AS POST GRADUATE DEGREES, CODE AS 2. CODE FIRST THAT APPLIES – IF QUALIFICATIONS GAINED OUTSIDE THE UK, SELECT ‘FOREIGN QUALIFICATIONS’ AND THE NEAREST UK EQUIVALENTS (IF KNOWN). F12 INTERVIEWER HELP SCREEN: Code 2 also includes: Professional qualifications at degree level (e.g. chartered accountant/surveyor) Postgraduate diplomas / certificates (inc. PGCE) NVQ / SVQ Level 4 or 5 Code 3 also includes: Teaching qualifications for schools / further education (below degree level) Nursing/other medical qualifications (below degree level) RSA Higher Diploma Other Higher Education diplomas and qualifications Code 4 also includes: SCE Higher / Scottish Certificate 6th Year Studies NVQ / SVQ / GSVQ level 3 GNVQ Advanced ONC / OND / BTEC National City and Guilds Advanced Craft / Final level / Part III RSA Advanced Diploma Welsh Baccalaureate Advanced Diploma Code 6 also includes: SCE Standard / Ordinary grades 1-3 CSE grade 1 NVQ / SVQ / GSVQ level 2 / GNVQ intermediate BTEC / SCOTVEC first / General diploma City and Guilds Craft / Ordinary level / Part II RSA Diploma Welsh Baccalaureate Intermediate Diploma Code 7 includes: SCE Standard / Ordinary below grade 3 CSE Grades 2-5 NVQ / SVQ / GSVQ level 1 / GNVQ foundation BTEC / SCOTVEC first General Certificate City and Guilds part 1 RSA Stage I-III SCOTVEC modules Junior certificate

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SINGLE CODE – EXCEPT CODE 8 1 Postgraduate degree (e.g. MSc, PhD) 1

[Module ends] 2 First degree (e.g. BA, BSc, B. Ed.) or equivalent 2

3 HNC / HND / BTEC Higher, or equivalent 3

4 A / AS levels or equivalent 4

5 Trade apprenticeships 5 GO TO ApprLev

6 O Level / GCSE grades A-C or equivalent 6

[Module ends]

7 O Level / GCSE grades D-G or equivalent 7

8 Foreign qualifications 8

9 Other qualifications 9

10 No qualifications 10

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 5 AT Educat ApprLev EHIS 1314a NS 1617

What level apprenticeship was this…

RUNNING PROMPT SINGLE CODE

…Higher apprenticeship (Level 4 or 5) 1

GO TO CarUse Apprenticeship (Level 3) 2 Foundation apprenticeship (Level 2)? 3 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 TIMESTAMP

ASK ALL CarUse [CORE] WORS 2014

Is there a car or van normally available for use by you or any members of your household? Include any provided by employers if normally available for private use by you or members of your household.

SINGLE CODE INTERVIEWER NOTE: PENSIONERS ARE ALSO ASKED SEPARATELY ABOUT THEIR OWN ACCESS TO A CAR AND TAXI

Yes 1 [Module ends]

No 2

PARTIAL INTERVIEW BREAK-POINT

Core – Welsh language ASK ALL I’d like to ask you about your Welsh language skills.

ASK ALL. Can you...

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ASK ALL WelUndSpk NS 1617

Understand spoken Welsh

SINGLE CODE Yes 1

GO TO WelSpk No 2

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK ALL WelSpk NS 1617

Speak Welsh

SINGLE CODE Yes 1

GO TO WelRead No 2 (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) No, but have some Welsh

speaking ability 3

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK ALL WelRead NS 1617

Read Welsh

SINGLE CODE Yes 1

GO TO WelWrite No 2

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK ALL WelWrite NS 1617

Write Welsh

SINGLE CODE Yes 1

GO TO WelAbSpk No 2

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 1 OR 3 AT WelSpk WelAbSpk NS 1617

Which of these best describes your ability in spoken Welsh?


1 I’m fluent in Welsh 1

GO TO WelFrqSpk

2 I can speak a fair amount of Welsh 2

3 I can only speak a little Welsh 3

4 I can say just a few words 4


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ASK IF 1 OR 3 AT WelSpk WelFrqSpk NS 1617

Do you speak Welsh daily, weekly, less often, or never?

SINGLE CODE Daily 1

[Module ends]

Weekly 2

Less often 3

Never 4


Welsh language: Confidence

ASK IF 1 OR 3 AT WelSpk I’m now going to read out some statements about speaking Welsh. Please tell me to what extent you agree or disagree with each statement.

ASK IF 1 OR 3 AT WelSpk WelConf NEW … I usually feel confident speaking Welsh.

IF NECESSARY: To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?

CORE SHOWCARD B SINGLE CODE

1 Strongly agree 1

GO TO WelPrefSpk

2 Tend to agree 2

3 Neither agree nor disagree 3

4 Tend to disagree 4

5 Strongly disagree 5

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 1 OR 3 AT WelSpk WelPrefSpk NEW … When I’m with other Welsh speakers, I usually want to speak with them in

Welsh. IF NECESSARY: To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?


1 Strongly agree 1

GO TO WelJudg

2 Tend to agree 2





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ASK IF 1 OR 3 AT WelSpk WelJudg NEW … When I speak Welsh, I often worry I’ll be judged on how well I speak it.



1 Strongly agree 1

GO TO WelPrd

2 Tend to agree 2





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Welsh language: Attitude towards language SUBSAMPLED MODULE: ASK OF WELSH SPEAKERS PLUS 2K NATIONAL SUBSAMPLE OF NON WELSH SPEAKERS

ASK INTRO IF NOT 1 OR 3 AT WelSpk I’m now going to ask you how you feel about the Welsh language. To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements?

ASK ALL WelPrd NEW BFOa

…The Welsh language is something to be proud of. IF NECESSARY: To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?


1 Strongly agree 1

GO TO WelWntLrn

2 Tend to agree 2




Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 2 AT WelSpk WelWntLrn NEW …I'd like to be able to speak Welsh



1 Strongly agree 1

GO TO WelWntLrnBet

2 Tend to agree 2




Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 3 AT WelSpk WelWntLrnBet NEW …I'd like to be able to speak Welsh better



1 Strongly agree 1

GO TO WelEffSup

2 Tend to agree 2





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ASK ALL WelEffSup NEW …More effort needs to be put into supporting the Welsh language.


CORE SHOWCARD B WHO SHOULD BE RESPONSIBLE IS THE RESPONDENT’S OWN INTERPRETATION SINGLE CODE

1 Strongly agree 1

GO TO Wel10yr

2 Tend to agree 2




Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK ALL Wel10yr BFOaNEW

…The Welsh language will be stronger in 10 years’ time than it is today. IF NECESSARY: To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?

CORE SHOWCARD B BY STRONGER WE MEAN THAT THE WELSH LANGUAGE WILL BE SPOKEN BY MORE PEOPLE, SEEN AND HEARD MORE IN EVERYDAY LIFE. SINGLE CODE

1 Strongly agree 1

[Module ends]

2 Tend to agree 2





TIMESTAMP

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Core – Well-being (ONS4) ASK MODULE OF ALL EXCEPT THOSE USING OTHER LANGUAGE (I.E. LANGINT <> 3) Next, I would like to ask you some questions about your feelings on aspects of your life. There are no right or wrong answers. For each of these questions I'd like you to give an answer on a scale of nought to 10, where nought is 'not at all' and 10 is 'completely'. ASK ALL WbSatLife NS 1617, HQa

Overall, how satisfied are you with your life nowadays? IF NECESSARY: Nought is ‘not at all satisfied’ and 10 is ‘completely satisfied’.

SINGLE CODE 0-10 scale

GO TO WbLifeWrth Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK ALL WbLifeWrth NS 1617, HQa

Overall, to what extent do you feel that the things you do in your life are worthwhile? IF NECESSARY: Nought is ‘not at all worthwhile’ and 10 is ‘completely worthwhile’.


GO TO WbHapYest Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK ALL WbHapYest NS 1617, HQa

Overall, how happy did you feel yesterday? IF NECESSARY: Nought is ‘not at all happy’ and 10 is ‘completely happy’.


GO TO WbAnxYest Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK ALL WbAnxYest NS 1617, HQa

Overall, how anxious did you feel yesterday? IF NECESSARY: Nought is 'not at all anxious' and 10 is 'completely anxious’. IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT UNDERSTAND THE WORD ‘ANXIOUS’, ‘WORRIED’ CAN BE USED AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO PROMPT.

SINGLE CODE 0 to 10 scale

GO TO TrustMost Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

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ASK ALL TrustMost NS 1617, EU SILC

Would you say that most people can be trusted? Please answer on a scale from nought to 10 where nought means that in general you do not trust any other person and 10 that you feel most people can be trusted.

SHOWCARD 6


GO TO JobSat Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 2 OR 4 AT EconStat JobSat NS 1617, EU SILC

On a scale of nought to 10, where nought is ‘not at all’ and 10 is ‘completely’, overall, how satisfied are you with your present job? IF MORE THAN ONE JOB, REFER TO MAIN JOB

SHOWCARD 7

SINGLE CODE 0-10 scale 1

[Module ends] Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 TIMESTAMP

Internet connection ASK ALL I’d now like to ask you a few questions about using the internet. ASK ALL IntHhHave [CORE] NS 1617

[Do you / Does your household] have access to the internet at home?

SINGLE CODE

Yes 1 GO TO IntBB1

No 2 GO TO IntHhMob

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 2 OR -9 AT IntHhHave IntHhMob NEW Can I check, [do you / does your household] use mobile broadband at home, for

example through a smartphone or USB dongle?

SINGLE CODE

Yes 1 GO TO IntBB1

No 2 GO TO IntPersUse


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ASK IF 1 AT IntHhHave OR 1 at IntHhMob IntBB1 NS 1617a

At home, how [do you / does your household] connect to the internet?

SHOWCARD 8

A BROADBAND CONNECTION CAN BE WIRED OR WIRELESS - WE’RE ONLY INTERESTED IN HOW RESPONDENT CONNECTS TO THE INTERNET, NOT THEIR INTERNET PROVIDER OR THE DEVICE THEY USE. SUPERFAST REFERS TO BROADBAND TYPE NOT ITS ACTUAL SPEED. HOUSEHOLDS WITH SUPERFAST BROADBAND WILL TEND TO HAVE ACTIVELY SIGNED UP TO IT. CODE ALL THAT APPLY [SCRIPTING NOTE: CODES 5 AND -9 ARE SINGLE CODE]

1 Superfast broadband 1

GO TO IntSpdSat

2 Broadband but not superfast / not sure if superfast 2

3 4G mobile broadband 3

4 3G mobile broadband 4

5 Satellite 5

6 Other 6

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO IntPersUse ASK IF 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, OR 6 AT IntBB1 IntSpdSat NS 1617

How satisfied or dissatisfied are you with the speed of your internet connection at home?

CORE SHOWCARD A SINGLE CODE

1 Very satisfied 1

GO TO IntPersUse

2 Fairly satisfied 2

3 Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied 3

4 Fairly dissatisfied 4

5 Very dissatisfied 5

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK ALL IntPersUse [CORE] NS 1617a

Do you personally use the internet at home, work or elsewhere?

SINGLE CODE Yes 1 GO TO IntOut

No 2 [Module ends]


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ASK IF 1 AT IntPersUse IntOut NEW Outside the home, how do you connect to the internet? SHOWCARD 9

IF RESPONDENT USES SOMEONE ELSE’S SMARTPHONE / LAPTOP, USE EXISTING CODES – WE ARE INTERESTED IN THE TYPE OF CONNECTION (E.G. 4G). CODE ALL THAT APPLY [SCRIPTING NOTE: CODE 7 IS SINGLE CODE]

1 Free WiFi hotspot 1

GO TO IntFrqAcc

2 Paid for WiFi hotspot 2 3 4G 3 4 3G 4 5 PC in a library / internet cafe 5 6 Other 6 7 I don’t do this 7 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 TIMESTAMP

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Internet use ASK IF 1 AT IntPersUse IntFrqAcc NS 1617 OXISa

How often do you access the internet, whether at home, work or elsewhere?

SHOWCARD 10

SINGLE CODE

1 Several times a day 1 GO TO IntSkills 2 Daily 2

3 Weekly 3

4 Less than weekly 4 GO TO IntHlp

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO IntSkills IF 4 AT IntFrqAcc IntHlp NEW Do you sometimes need help to be able to use the internet?

THIS COULD BE ANY KIND OF HELP DEPENDING ON THE RESPONDENT’S OWN

CIRCUMSTANCES. IT IS THEIR OWN INTERPRETATION. SINGLE CODE

Yes 1 GO TO IntSkills No 2


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IF 1 AT IntPersUse IntSkills NEW I’d now like to ask you a few questions about how you use the internet.

In the last 4 weeks, which, if any, of these activities have you done?

SHOWCARD 11 CODE ALL THAT APPLY F12 INTERVIEWER HELP SCREEN: CODE 6 INCLUDES SERVICES LIKE THE FAQ PAGES OF A WEBSITE, LIVE CHAT CUSTOMER HELP SERVICES, AND INTERNET FORUM THREADS ABOUT A PARTICULAR QUESTION / TOPIC. IT DOES NOT INCLUDE JUST USING A SEARCH ENGINE – CODE THIS AS 1. EXAMPLES OF CODE 7 INCLUDE THINGS LIKE DIY HELP VIDEOS, MAKE-UP TUTORIALS, ETC.

1 Used a search engine (e.g. Google) 1

[Module ends]

2 Downloaded or saved a photograph you found online 2 3 Sent a message via email or instant messaging 3 4 Bought goods or services online 4 5 Installed apps on a smartphone or tablet 5 6 Used online help services (e.g. chat service, internet

forum) 6

7 Watched an online ‘how to’ clip (e.g. on YouTube) 7 8 Completed online application forms which asked for

personal details (e.g. address, date of birth) 8

9 Used online banking 9 10 Used video chat (e.g. Skype or FaceTime) 10 11 None of these 11 Don’t know -9 TIMESTAMP

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Public service websites IF 1 AT IntPersUse IntGovUse2 NEW Which, if any, of the following public service websites have you visited in the last

12 months?

SHOWCARD 12 CODE ALL THAT APPLY [SCRIPTING NOTE: CODE 7 MUST BE SINGLE CODE ONLY]

1 Welsh Government website 1

GO TO IntGovRec

2 NHS Direct Wales website 2

3 GP surgery’s website 3

4 Local authority / council website 4

5 School / college website 5

6 Other (PLEASE SPECIFY) 6 GO TO IntGovUseOT

7 None of these 7 [Module ends]

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 IF 6 AT IntGovUse2 IntGovUseOT NEW ASK OR CODE: What was the other public service website you visited?

[SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING[50]] GO TO IntGovRec ASK IF MORE THAN ONE CODE SELECTED AT IntGovUse2 IntGovRec NEW Which of these public service websites did you visit most recently?

SHOWCARD 13

[SCRIPTING NOTE: SHOW ANSWER OPTIONS SELECTED AT IntGovUse2] SINGLE CODE

1 Welsh Government website 1

GO TO IntGovSat

2 NHS Direct Wales website 2 3 GP surgery’s website 3 4 Local authority / council website 4 5 School / college website 5 6 [SCRIPTING NOTE: SHOW ANSWER ENTERED AT

IntGovUseOT] website 6

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 [Module ends]

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IF 1-6 AT IntGovRec IntGovSat NEW How satisfied or dissatisfied were you with the [insert answer from IntGovRec, or

IntGovUse2 or IntGovUseOT if IntGovRec not answered]?

CORE SHOWCARD A [SCRIPTING NOTE: IF USING ANSWER FROM IntGovUseOT THEN DISPLAY “website” AT END OF TEXT-FILL] SINGLE CODE

1 Very satisfied 1

[Module ends]

2 Fairly satisfied 2 3 Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied 3 4 Fairly dissatisfied 4 5 Very dissatisfied 5 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 TIMESTAMP

Core – Tenure and satisfaction with accommodation ASK ALL Tenure WHS 2015 NS 1617

[Do you / Does your household] own or rent this accommodation?

SHOWCARD 14 IF PART RENT/PART BUY (SHARED OWNERSHIP) CODE AS 1. IF JOINTLY OWNED WITH OTHER MEMBER OF HOUSEHOLD CODE AS 1. IF RESPONDENT RENTS FROM THE OWNER WHO ALSO LIVES THERE, CODE AS 1 LIVES WITH OWNER. SINGLE CODE

1 I / we own it or live with the person who owns it (includes homes being bought with a mortgage)

1

GO TO HSat 2 It is rented from the local council 2 3 It is rented from a housing association or housing trust 3 4 It is rented from a private landlord 4 5 Other (e.g. live rent free or home comes with job) 5 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

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ASK IF 1 AT TENURE HowOwn NEW How [do you / does your household] own this accommodation? SHOWCARD A1

CODE LIVING WITH THE PERSON WHO OWNS IT OUTRIGHT AS 1 OWN IT OUTRIGHT SINGLE CODE

1 Own it outright 1

GO TO HSat

2 Own it with a mortgage 2

3 Part own and part rent (shared ownership)

3 GO TO PerOwn

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO HSat

ASK IF 3 AT HowOwn PerOwn

LIW How much of the property [do you / does your household] own?

PROBE FOR THE BEST ESTIMATE TO NEAREST %.

1 2

ENTER AMOUNT Refused

-99 GO TO HSat


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ASK ALL HSat NS 1415

How satisfied are you with this accommodation?

CORE SHOWCARD A THIS IS THE RESPONDENT’S OWN INTERPRETATION. SINGLE CODE

1 Very satisfied 1

GO TO LldRepSat

2 Fairly satisfied 2 3 Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied 3 4 Fairly dissatisfied 4 5 Very dissatisfied 5 Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 TIMESTAMP ASK IF 2, 3 OR 4 AT Tenure LldRepSat NS 1415

Overall, how satisfied or dissatisfied are you with the way your landlord repairs and maintains your home?


1 Very satisfied 1

GO TO LldTenSat

2 Fairly satisfied 2 3 Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied 3 4 Fairly dissatisfied 4 5 Very dissatisfied 5 Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 2, 3 OR 4 AT Tenure As well as repairing and maintaining your home, your landlord or their agent has other responsibilities which are part of managing your tenancy. These are things like keeping you informed about anything which might affect you, giving you at least 24 hours’ notice before visiting the property, and protecting your deposit in a government recognised tenancy deposit scheme. ASK IF 2, 3 OR 4 AT Tenure LldTenSat NEW Overall, how satisfied or dissatisfied are you with the way your landlord and/or

their agent manages your tenancy? CORE SHOWCARD A

SINGLE CODE

1 Very satisfied 1

[Module ends]

2 Fairly satisfied 2 3 Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied 3 4 Fairly dissatisfied 4 5 Very dissatisfied 5 Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 TIMESTAMP

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Housing: state of repair ASK ALL HomeRep FRS 1213 NS 1617

Is your home kept in a good state of repair?

THIS IS THE RESPONDENT’S OWN INTERPRETATION SINGLE CODE

Yes 1 [Module ends] No 2

Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

TIMESTAMP

Time resident at address ASK ALL ResTme EHS 1314a HQa NS 1617

How long have you lived at this address?

SHOWCARD 15

THIS QUESTION RELATES TO THE ADDRESS RATHER THAN PLACE. IT MIGHT BE POSSIBLE THAT AN INDIVIDUAL MIGHT BE LIVING AT A DIFFERENT ADDRESS FROM 12 MONTHS AGO BUT IS LIVING IN THE SAME TOWN AND COUNTY. RESPONDENT SHOULD ANSWER IN RELATION TO WHEN THEY MOVED INTO THE PROPERTY FOR THE FIRST TIME. SINGLE CODE

1 Less than 12 months 1

[Module ends]

2 12 months but less than 2 years 2 3 2 years but less than 3 years 3 4 3 years but less than 5 years 4 5 5 years but less than 10 years 5 6 10 years or more 6 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 Refused -99 TIMESTAMP

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Property characteristics ASK ALL Bedroom NEW EHS 1415a

How many bedrooms [do you / does your household] have in this accommodation?

INCLUDE ANY ROOM THAT, WHEN BUILT, WAS INTENDED TO BE A BEDROOM, EVEN IF IT IS NOT USED AS SUCH AT PRESENT AND EVEN IF IT DOES NOT HAVE A BED IN IT. IT MUST HAVE A WINDOW. INCLUDE BEDSITS, BOXROOMS ANDATTIC BEDROOMS. EXCLUDE ROOMS THAT ARE NOT HABITABLE, HALLS, LANDINGS AND ALCOVES, AND ROOMS USED SOLELY FOR BUSINESS. EXCLUDE LIVING ROOMS USED FOR SLEEPING.

1…20 [Module ends] TIMESTAMP

Domestic fire safety SUBSAMPLED TOPIC: 3K RESPONDENTS, 1K IN EACH OF THE THREE FIRE AND RESCUE AUTHORITY AREAS.

ASK ALL SafeFire NEW How safe or unsafe do you feel from the risk of fire in your home? SHOWCARD 16

THIS IS THE RESPONDENT’S INTERPRETATION SINGLE CODE

1 Very safe 1

GO TO SmkAlmNum 2 Fairly safe 2 3 A bit unsafe 3 4 Very unsafe 4 Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK ALL SmkAlmNum NS 1314a

How many, if any, smoke alarms do you have in your home?

0…20 GO TO SmkAlmTst1

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ASK IF NOT 0 AT SmkAlmNum SmkAlmTst1 NEW How often do you or someone else check if the smoke alarm[s] [is/are] working? SHOWCARD 17

SINGLE CODE

1 Every week 1

GO TO SmkRm

2 Once a month 2 3 3-4 times a year 3 4 Twice a year 4 5 Once a year 5 6 Less often / Never 6 Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK ALL SmkRm NEW Do you or [anyone in your household] smoke in any of these rooms in your home?

SHOWCARD 18

CODE ANY ROOM USED AS A BEDROOM BY A MEMBER OF THE HOUSEHOLD. DO NOT INCLUDE ROOMS WITH SOFA BEDS, FUTONS, ETC. IF USED INFREQUENTLY, E.G. BY GUESTS. DO INCLUDE ROOMS WITH SOFA BEDS / FUTONS IF USED AS MAIN BEDROOM, E.G. IN STUDIO APPARTMENTS OR BEDSITS. WE ARE JUST INTERESTED IN THE MAIN LIVING AREAS OF THE HOUSE – SO NO NEED TO SAY SPECIFICALLY WHICH OTHER ROOMS CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Lounge 1

[Module ends]

2 Kitchen 2 3 Bedroom 3 4 Other 4 5 Do not smoke in own home 5 Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 TIMESTAMP

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Hazards – noise

SUBSAMPLED MODULE: ASK OF 3K RESPONDENTS

ASK IF NOT 1 AT ResTme HazNoise NEW In the last 12 months, while at home, have you regularly been bothered by noise

from outside your home? THIS IS THE RESPONDENT’S OWN INTERPRETATION

SINGLE CODE

Yes 1 GO TO HazNoiseC

No 2 [Module ends]

ASK IF 1 AT HazNoise HazNoiseC NEW Is the noise usually caused by… RUNNING PROMPT

THIS IS THE RESPONDENT’S OWN INTERPRETATION CODE ALL THAT APPLY [SCRIPTING NOTE: SHOULD BE ABLE TO SELECT DK WITH OTHER RESPONSES]

…Neighbours inside their homes 1

[Module ends] Neighbours outside 2

Traffic, businesses or factories 3

Other (PLEASE SPECIFY)? 4 GO TO HazNoiseCOT

Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 [Module ends]

ASK IF 4 AT HazNoiseC HazNoiseCOT NEW ASK OR CODE: What is the other cause? [SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING[50] [Module ends]

TIMESTAMP

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Energy efficiency measures ASK ALL FuelSwitch DECC PAT 2013 NS 1415a

Thinking about your gas and electricity supplier, which of the following best describes your current situation?

SHOWCARD 19 IF RESPONDENT SAYS THEY HAVE DIFFERENT SUPPLIERS FOR GAS AND ELECTRICITY ASK THEM TO ANSWER BASED ON EITHER SUPPLIER. E.G. IF THEY HAVE SWITCHED THEIR GAS SUPPLIER IN THE LAST YEAR BUT NOT THEIR ELECTRICITY SUPPLIER, SELECT CODE 1. SINGLE CODE

1 I have switched supplier in the last year 1

GO TO InstEnDn

2 I have switched tariff but not supplier in the last year 2 3 I have switched tariff or supplier but more than a year

ago 3

4 I have never switched tariff or supplier 4 Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 [SCRIPTING NOTE: LOOP STARTS] ASK OF HRP OR SPOUSE / PARTNER (IF SELECTED AS RESPONDENT) AND IF 1 AT Tenure InstEnDn NEW In the last 12 months, have you done any of these things in your current home? SHOWCARD 20

ONLY CODE ENERGY EFFICIENCY MEASURES. WE ARE NOT INTERESTED IN GENERAL HOME IMPROVEMENTS. INCLUDE IMPROVEMENTS THAT ARE CURRENTLY UNDER WAY BUT NOT ONES THAT ARE PLANNED FOR THE FUTURE. SHOULD ONLY COVER IMPROVEMENTS BY THE RESPONDENT (NOT THE PREVIOUS OWNER), IN THEIR CURRENT HOME (NOT ANY PREVIOUS HOME) CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Improve the loft insulation 1

GO TO InstEnFinSup

2 Improve hot water tank insulation 2

3 Improve wall or floor insulation 3

4 Install a new boiler 4

5 Improve heating controls 5

6 Install renewable energy measures 6

7 Install new windows or external doors 7

8 Other (PLEASE SPECIFY) 8 GO TO InstEnDnOT

9 None of these 9 GO TO InstEnWnt


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ASK IF 8 AT InstEnDn InstEnDnOT NEW ASK OR CODE: What did you do? [SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING[50]] GO TO InstEnFinSup ASK IF 1-8 AT InstEnDn InstEnFinSup NEW When you [insert code selected at InstEnDn – past tense], did you receive

financial support from any of these sources? SHOWCARD 21

CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Nest 1

GO TO InstEnWnt

2 Arbed 2 3 The Green Deal finance 3 4 The Green Deal cashback 4 5 Energy supplier 5 6 Local authority / council 6 7 Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) or Renewable Heat

Premium Payment (RHPP) 7

8 Feed in tariffs for solar panels 8

9 Other (PLEASE SPECIFY) 9 GO TO InstEnFinSupOT

10 Had financial support from an organisation but not sure which one

10

GO TO InstEnWnt 11 None of these 11 Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 9 AT InstEnFinSup InstEnFinSupOT NEW ASK OR CODE: What was the other source? [SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING[50] [Module ends] [SCRIPTING NOTE LOOP ENDS] [SCRIPTING NOTE: NEW LOOP STARTS]

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ASK OF HRP OR SPOUSE / PARTNER (IF SELECTED AS RESPONDENT) AND IF 1 AT Tenure InstEnWnt NEW In the last 12 months have you wanted to do, but not done, any of these? SHOWCARD 22

ONLY CODE ENERGY EFFICIENCY MEASURES. WE ARE NOT INTERESTED IN GENERAL HOME IMPROVEMENTS. CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Improve the loft insulation 1

GO TO InstEnNWhy

2 Improve hot water tank insulation 2

3 Improve wall or floor insulation 3

4 Install a new boiler 4

5 Improve heating controls 5

6 Install renewable energy measures 6

7 Install new windows or external doors 7

8 Other (PLEASE SPECIFY) 8 GO TO InstEnWntOT


Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 8 AT InstEnWnt InstEnWntOT NEW ASK OR CODE: What did you want to do? [SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING[50]] GO TO InstEnNWhy ASK IF 1-8 AT InstEnWnt InstEnNWhy NEW Can I ask, why didn’t you [insert code selected at InstEnWnt]?

[SCRIPTING NOTE: TEXT FILLS DEPEND ON RESPONSE AT InstEnWnt] DO NOT PROMPT CODE ALL THAT APPLY

Too expensive 1

[Module ends] Not enough time 2 Inconvenient 3 Planning restrictions 4 Don’t know enough about it 5

Other (PLEASE SPECIFY) 6 GO TO InstEnNWhyOT

Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 [Module ends] ASK IF 6 AT InstEnNWhy InstEnNWhyOT NEW ASK OR CODE: What was the other reason? [SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING[50] [SCRIPTING NOTE: LOOP ENDS] TIMESTAMP

Method of payment for energy

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ASK MODULE IF RESPONDENT IS HRP/SPOUSE/PARTNER ASK ALL ElecPay EHS Which of these methods do you use to pay for your electricity?

STANDING ORDER: AN INSTRUCTION BY THE CUSTOMER TO THEIR BANK TO PAY A STANDARD AMOUNT TO A SUPPLIER. ONLY THE CUSTOMER CAN ALTER THE AMOUNT PAID. DIRECT DEBIT: USUALLY SET UP WITH THE CUSTOMER'S BANK BY THE SUPPLIER. THE SUPPLIER CAN ALTER THE AMOUNT/TIMING OF DEBITS WITHOUT THE CUSTOMER TAKING ANY ACTION. FUEL DIRECT: ENERGY COSTS PAID DIRECTLY FROM BENEFITS.

SHOWCARD A2 SINGLE CODE

1 Direct debit (including online direct debit) 1

GO TO GasPay

2 Payment on receipt of bill by post, telephone, online or at bank/post office

2

3 Standing order 3 4 Pre-payment (keycard, slot or token) meters 4 5 Included in rent 5 6 Frequent cash payment method (i.e. more frequent

than once a month) 6

7 Fuel Direct / paid direct from benefits 7 8 Fixed annual bill (however much electricity is used)

e.g. StayWarm 8

9 Other (PLEASE SPECIFY) 9 GO TO ElecPayOT

Not applicable -8 GO TO GasPay

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 9 AT ElPay ElecPayOT What was the other method? ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 50 CHARACTERS GO TO GasPay

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ASK ALL GasPay EHS Which of these methods do you use to pay for your mains gas?

STANDING ORDER: AN INSTRUCTION BY THE CUSTOMER TO THEIR BANK TO PAY A STANDARD AMOUNT TO A SUPPLIER. ONLY THE CUSTOMER CAN ALTER THE AMOUNT PAID. DIRECT DEBIT: USUALLY SET UP WITH THE CUSTOMER'S BANK BY THE SUPPLIER. THE SUPPLIER CAN ALTER THE AMOUNT/TIMING OF DEBITS WITHOUT THE CUSTOMER TAKING ANY ACTION. FUEL DIRECT: ENERGY COSTS PAID DIRECTLY FROM BENEFITS. IF NO MAINS GAS, CODE AS 10.


1 Direct debit (including online direct debit) 1

[Module ends]

2 Payment on receipt of bill by post, telephone, online or at bank/post office

2

3 Standing order 3 4 Pre-payment (keycard, slot or token) meters 4 5 Included in rent 5 6 Frequent cash payment method (i.e. more frequent

than once a month) 6

7 Fuel Direct / paid direct from benefits 7 8 Fixed annual bill (however much gas is used) e.g.

StayWarm 8

9 Other (PLEASE SPECIFY) 9 GO TO GasPayOT

No mains gas (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) 10 [Module ends]

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 9 AT GasPay GasPayOT What was the other method? ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 50 CHARACTERS [Module ends]

Housing conditions survey SUBSAMPLED MODULE: ASK OF SUBSAMPLE OF RESPONDENTS IN Q1 FOR HCS PILOT; AND FROM Q2 ONWARDS OF HRP / HRP PARTNER RESPONDENTS ELIGIBLE FOR HCS. ASK IF (CondAssm (total score)=any AND respondent = HRP / partner AND Tenure = rented) OR • (CondAssm (total score)>3 AND respondent = HRP / partner AND Tenure = owner occupied) OR • (CondAssm (total scores)=3 AND respondent = HRP / partner AND Tenure = owner occupied AND Sift_flag=1)

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ASK IF RESPONDENT IS HRP OR SPOUSE / PARTNER HCSPerm NEW While we’re on this topic, I’d also like to mention that the Welsh Government is

carrying out a survey to collect information on housing in Wales. To do this, a qualified surveyor visits homes to look in the main rooms, and then most of their time is spent outside. They don’t move or disturb anything. All personal details are kept confidential and the results are only used for research purposes. [IF 2 AT Tenure – Landlords don’t need to be asked for permission and no information is shared with them. All local councils in Wales have been informed of the survey.] [IF 3 AT Tenure – Landlords don’t need to be asked for permission and no information is shared with them. All housing associations and housing trusts in Wales have been informed of the survey.] [IF 4 AT Tenure – Landlords don’t need to be asked for permission and no information is shared with them. All registered Private Landlords in Wales have been informed of the survey.] For doing the survey, you’ll get another £10 voucher as a thank you. [IF NECESSARY: The information provided is used to help the Welsh Government tackle housing and environmental issues across Wales.] Would you be willing to help us by taking part?

ALL RESPONDENTS ASKED THIS QUESTION ARE ELIGIBLE FOR THE SURVEY, INCLUDING ALL TYPES OF TENANT AND THOSE IN SHARED ACCOMMODATION. RESPONDENTS DO NOT NEED TO ASK FOR CONSENT TO TAKE PART FROM LANDLORDS, FLAT MANAGEMENT COMPANIES OR FROM ANY OTHER TYPE OF FREEHOLDER. DETAILS OF PARTICIPATION WILL NOT BE SHARED WITH RESPONDENTS’ LANDLORDS BY THE WELSH GOVERNMENT OR ANY OTHER ORGANISATION.

Yes 1 GO TO ReCall2

No 2 TIMESTAMP ASK IF 1 AT HCSPerm HCSPref NEW What day or days of the week would usually be best for the surveyor to visit? IF YES prompt respondent for weekdays or weekend slots

IF NO code Anytime / all week CODE ALL THAT APPLY

Weekday mornings 1

GO TO HCSContact

Weekday afternoons 2 Weekday evenings 3 Weekend mornings 4 Weekend afternoons 5 Weekend evenings 6 Anytime / all week 7 Special instructions on availability (IF REQUIRED

ONLY) 8

GO TO AppointNotes

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ASK IF 8 AT HCSPref AppointNotes NEW INTERVIEWER to add notes on availability if required

ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 250 CHARACTERS PLEASE NOTE: DO NOT include any personal information such as on holiday, away etc

Go to HCSContact

ASK IF 1 AT HCSPerm HCSContact NEW The surveyor will arrange the visit directly with you by phone. Do you have a

household landline or mobile number?

CODE ALL THAT APPLY, EXCEPT CODE 3 Landline 1 PhSTD Mobile 2 No 3 [Module ends] ASK IF 1 AT HCSContact PhSTD NS 1617

Please may I have your landline number? This number can be three, four or five digits in length THIS IS THE AREA DIALLING CODE (E.G. 0123)

ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 5 CHARACTERS

GO TO PhNum

ASK IF 1 AT HCSContact PhNum NS 1617

Enter remaining digits of the number

ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 8 CHARACTERS GO TO PhNumMob ASK IF 2 AT HCSContact PhNumMob NS 1617

Please may I have a mobile number?

ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 16 CHARACTERS

[Module ends]

ASK IF 1 OR 2 AT HCSContact Thanks (HAND OUT THE BRE LEAFLET). A surveyor will contact you soon. ASK IF 3 AT HCSContact That’s fine, a surveyor will call round. Thanks (HAND OUT THE BRE LEAFLET). TIMESTAMP

Banded income questions THIS MODULE IS TO BE ASKED OF ALL, REGARDLESS OF ELIGIBILITY FOR AN INSPECTION. THIS IS TO ALLOW US TO COMPARE THE BANDED RESPONSES TO THE

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FULL RESPONSES FOR THOSE IN THE WELSH HOUSING CONDITIONS SURVEY SAMPLE, TO INFORM A DECISION ON COLLECTING INCOME IN THE FUTURE. The next questions are about your household’s income. These help us understand how income affects other things we discuss in the survey – for example, your health, housing, and the activities you do. Everything you tell me is completely confidential, and will only be used for research purposes. It will not be possible to identify you from any results that are published. ASK ALL IncResp What was your total personal income from all sources over the last 12 months?

This is your own gross income – before anything like tax is taken off. IF NECESSARY: Include: All earnings (include overtime, tips, bonuses, self-employment) All pensions All student loans, grants and bursaries All benefits and tax credits (such as child benefit, income support or pension credit) All interest from savings or investments Housekeeping from other household members All rent from property (after expenses) Other income (such as maintenance or grants) Do not deduct: Taxes, National Insurance contributions, pension contributions, or health insurance payments SHOWCARD A4 SINGLE CODE

1 Less than £200 a week / less than £870 a month / less than £10,400 a year

1 GO TO IncAnoth 1-5

2 £200 to £399 a week / £870 to £1,729 a month / £10,400 to £20,799 a year

2

3 £400 to £599 a week / £1,730 to £2,599 a month / £20,800 to £31,099 a year

3


4

5 £800 or more a week / £3,460 or more a month / £41,500 or more a year

5

Refused -8 Don’t know -9

ASK ONLY IF RESPONDENT IS HRP OR SPOUSE/PARTNER

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LOOP FOR ALL OTHER HH MEMBERS 16+ IncAnoth1-5 What was [name’s] total personal income from all sources over the last 12

months?

IF NECESSARY: Include: All earnings (include overtime, tips, bonuses, self-employment) All pensions All student loans, grants and bursaries All benefits and tax credits (such as child benefit, income support or pension credit) All interest from savings or investments All rent from property (after expenses) Other income (such as maintenance or grants) Do not deduct: Taxes, National Insurance contributions, pension contributions, or health insurance payments SHOWCARD A4 SINGLE CODE

1 Less than £200 a week / less than £870 a month / less than £10,400 a year

1 GO TO PaidJobN

2 £200 to £399 a week / £870 to £1,729 a month / £10,400 to £20,799 a year

2


3


4

5 £800 or more a week / £3,460 or more a month / £41,500 or more a year

5

Refused -8 Don’t know -9

Income of HRP [SCRIPTING NOTE: THIS SECTION ESTABLISHES IF MORE THAN ONE JOB, IF EMPLOYED OR SELF EMPLOYED AND IF PAY VARIES. [SCRIPTING NOTE: MODULE ONLY TO BE ASKED OF THE RESPONDENT WHERE THEY ARE THE HRP/SPOUSE/PARTNER, REGARDLESS OF ELIGIBILITY FOR AN INSPECTION. WHERE THE RESPONDENT IS THE SPOUSE/PARTNER TREAT THEM AS THE HRP FOR ROUTING AND THE ACTUAL HRP AS THE SPOUSE/PARTNER FOR ROUTING. THIS WAY THE RESPONDENT IS ALWAYS ANSWERING ABOUT THEMSELVES FIRST AND THE OTHER PERSON SECOND.] ONLY RECORD EACH ELEMENT OF TOTAL INCOME ONCE, TO AVOID DOUBLE COUNTING. There are now some more detailed questions about income. These are simply asked to be sure that everyone works out their income in the same way. IF NECESSARY: [SCRIPTING NOTE: FOR PEOPLE WHO HAVE CONSENTED TO HOUSING SURVEY ONLY] One reason we ask about income is to find out whether households can afford to heat their homes to a reasonable level. To do this, we’ll use

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the information about income collected today together with information that will be collected during the survey of your home. The information you give will help decide what action is needed to help people afford their energy bills. It will also be used for developing other housing and environmental policies. Remember, all your answers to the survey are completely confidential. Answers are only used for research purposes and will not be used to identify you or anyone in your household. ASK IF 2 AT EconStat PaidJobN SHS 2016a

Have you had more than one paid job in the last week? IF NECESSARY: Count individual assignments relating to one type of employment as one job.

ASSIGNMENTS RELATING TO ONE TYPE OF EMPLOYMENT ARE FOR EXAMPLE MULTIPLE JOBS CARRIED OUT BY A PLUMBER. IF THE RESPONDENT DOES THE SAME TYPE OF JOB (E.G. PLUMBER) AS BOTH AN EMPLOYEE AND AS SELF-EMPLOYED, THESE SHOULD BE COUNTED AS TWO DIFFERENT JOBS. SELF-EMPLOYED RESPONDENTS THAT TAKE OUT SALARY FROM TWO OR MORE SEPARATE BUSINESSES SHOULD BE CODED AS DIFFERENT JOBS. SINGLE CODE

Only one job 1 GO TO PaidJobEmp 2 jobs 2

More than 2 jobs 3 ASK IF 2 AT EconStat PaidJobEmp SHS 2016a

Were you working as an employee or self-employed?

SINGLE CODE Employee 1

GO TO PaidJobEmpVar

Self-employed 2 Both 3 ASK IF 2 AT EconStat PaidJobEmpVar SHS 2016a

Does your pay vary?

SINGLE CODE Yes 1 IF PaidJobEmp=1 OR

3 GO TO MainLastNet IF PaidJobEmp=2 GO TO OthNet

No 2 IF PaidJobEmp= 1 OR 3 GO TO MainNet

IF PaidJobEmp=2 GO TO SENet

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Employed/both, income doesn’t vary – Net ASK IF 1 (employee) OR 3 (both) AT PaidJobEmpAND 2 (doesn’t vary) AT PaidJobEmpVar MainNet SHS 2016a

Now I'd like to ask you about your pay. What is your usual take-home pay for your [IF 2 OR 3 AT PaidJobN- main] job? [IF 2 OR 3 AT PaidJobN: That is, the job you do for the most hours each week] [IF 3 AT PaidJobEmp: as an employee].

Take-home pay is after all deductions for tax, National Insurance, union fees and so on, but includes overtime, bonuses, commission or tips.

PROBE FOR BEST ESTIMATE TO NEAREST £ EXPLAIN TO THE RESPONDENT THAT THEY CAN CHOOSE HOW TO REPORT THIS E.G. HOURLY RATE, OR ANNUAL PAY – THIS IS PICKED UP IN LATER QUESTIONS. IF NO USUAL AMOUNT, ENTER 0

ENTER AMOUNT GO TO MainNetPrd

Refused -8 GO TO SENet

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO MainGr

ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT MainNet MainNetPrd SHS 2016a

How long a period does that pay cover?

SHOWCARD SINGLE CODE A5

1 An hour 1

GO TO MainNetEx

2 A day 2 3 A week 3 4 A fortnight 4 5 4 weeks 5 6 Calendar month 6 7 Year 7

8 Other (please specify) 8 GO TO MainNetPrdOT

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO MainNetEx ASK IF 8 AT MainNetPrd MainNetPrdOT SHS 2016a

What was the period?

ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 50 CHARACTERS GO TO MainNetEx

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ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT MainNet MainNetEx SHS 2016a

You said your usual take-home pay is [insert MainNetanswer], is that exact or an estimate?

OBSERVE: DID RESPONDENT CONSULT PAY SLIP OR SIMILAR? SINGLE CODE

Exact, checked details 1 GO TO MainNetHrs Exact, did not check details 2

Estimate 3 ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT MainNet MainNetHrs SHS 2016a

How many hours a week do you usually work for that pay, including paid overtime but excluding meal breaks and unpaid travel time?

TAKE AVERAGE IF VARIES. ONLY INCLUDE HOURS 'ON CALL' IF PAID FOR THEM AT 1/3 OR MORE OF NORMAL HOURLY RATE

ENTER AMOUNT GO TO SENet


Employed/both, income doesn’t vary – Gross ASK IF -9 (dk net) AT MainNetAND 2 (doesn’t vary) AT PaidJobEmpVar MainGr SHS 2016a

[(IF 2 OR 3 AT PaidJobN- For your main job what) / What] is your usual pay before any deductions for tax, National Insurance, union fees and so on, but including overtime, bonuses, commission or tips?

EXPLAIN TO THE RESPONDENT THAT THEY CAN CHOOSE HOW TO REPORT THIS E.G. HOURLY RATE OR ANNUAL PAY – THIS IS PICKED UP IN LATER QUESTIONS. PROBE FOR BEST ESTIMATE TO NEAREST £ IF NO USUAL AMOUNT, ENTER 0

ENTER AMOUNT GO TO MainGrPrd

Refused -8 GO TO SENet


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ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT MainGr MainGrPrd SHS 2016a



1 An hour 1

GO TO MainGrEx


8 Other (please specify) 8 GO TO MainGrPrdOT

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO MainGrEx ASK IF 8 AT MainGrPrd MainGrPrdOT SHS 2016a


ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 50 CHARACTERS GO TO MainGrEx ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT MainGr MainGrEx SHS 2016a

You said your usual pay is [insert MainGr answer], is that exact or an estimate?


Exact, checked details 1 GO TO MainGrHrs Exact, did not check details 2

Estimate 3 ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT MainGr MainGrHrs SHS 2016a



ENTER AMOUNT GO TO SENet


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Employed/both, income varies – Net ASK IF 1 (employed) OR 3 (both) AT PaidJobEmp AND 1 (varies) AT PaidJobEmpVar MainLastNet SHS 2016a

Last time you were paid [IF 2 OR 3 AT PaidJobN- for your main job ] what was your total take-home pay? [IF 2 OR 3 AT PaidJobN- That is, the job you do for the most hours each week. [IF 3 AT PaidJobEmp- as an employee]. Take-home pay is after all deductions for tax, National Insurance, union fees and so on, but includes overtime, bonuses, commission or tips.

PROBE FOR BEST ESTIMATE TO NEAREST £

ENTER AMOUNT GO TO MainLastNetPrd

Refused -8 GO TO OthNet

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO MainLastGr ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT MainLastNet MainLastNetPrd SHS 2016a



1 An hour 1

GO TO MainLastNetEx


8 Other (please specify) 8 GO TO MainLastNetPrdOT

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO MainLastNetEx ASK IF 8 AT MainLastNetPrd MainLastNetPrdOT SHS 2016a


ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 50 CHARACTERS GO TO MainLastNetEx ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT MainLastNet MainLastNetEx SHS 2016a

You said last time you were paid your take-home pay was [insert MainLastNet answer], is that exact or an estimate?


Exact, checked details 1 GO TO MainLastNetHrs

Exact, did not check details 2 Estimate 3

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ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT MainLastNet MainLastNetHrs SHS 2016a

How many hours a week did you work for that pay, including paid overtime but excluding meal breaks and unpaid travel time?


ENTER AMOUNT GO TO OthNet


Employed/both, income varies – Gross ASK IF -9 (dk amount) at MainLastNet AND 1 (varies) AT PaidJobEmpVar MainLastGr SHS 2016a

Last time you were paid, what was your pay before any deductions for tax, National Insurance, union fees and so on, but including overtime, bonuses, commission or tips?

PROBE FOR BEST ESTIMATE TO NEAREST £ EXPLAIN TO THE RESPONDENT THAT THEY CAN CHOOSE HOW TO REPORT THIS E.G. MONTHLY OR ANNUAL INCOME – THIS IS PICKED UP IN LATER QUESTIONS.

ENTER AMOUNT GO TO MainLastGrPrd

Refused -8 GO TO OthNet

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO SENet ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT MainLastGr MainLastGrPrd SHS 2016a

How long a period did that pay cover?


1 An hour 1

GO TO MainLastGrEx


8 Other (please specify) 8 GO TO MainLastGrPrdOT

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO MainLastGrEx ASK IF 8 AT MainLastGrPrd MainLastGrPrdOT SHS 2016a


ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 50 CHARACTERS GO TO MainLastGrEx

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ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT MainLastGr MainLastGrEx SHS 2016a

You said last time you were paid, your pay before any deductions was [insert MainLastGrPrd answer], is that exact or an estimate?


Exact, checked details 1 GO TO MainLastGrHrs Exact, did not check details 2

Estimate 3 ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT MainLastGr MainLastGrHrs SHS 2016a

How many hours a week did you work for that pay, including paid overtime but excluding meal breaks and unpaid travel time?


ENTER AMOUNT GO TO OthNet


Self-employed/both, income doesn’t vary – Net ASK IF 2 (self-emp) OR 3 (both) AT PaidJobEmp AND 2 (doesn’t vary) AT PaidJobEmpVar SENet SHS 2016a

What is your usual take-home income from your [IF 2 OR 3 AT PaidJobN- main] business? [IF 2 OR 3 AT PaidJobN- That is, the business you spend the most hours on each week.] By take-home income I mean an amount after all deductions for tax, National Insurance etc. By income, I mean money drawn from the business which is used for personal, domestic, non-business use i.e. a salary.

PROBE FOR BEST ESTIMATE TO NEAREST £ EXPLAIN TO THE RESPONDENT THAT THEY CAN CHOOSE HOW TO REPORT THIS E.G. MONTHLY OR ANNUAL INCOME – THIS IS PICKED UP IN LATER QUESTIONS. IF NO USUAL AMOUNT, ENTER 0

ENTER AMOUNT GO TO SENetPrd

Refused -8 GO TO AddNet

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO SEGr

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ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SENet SENetPrd SHS 2016a

How long a period does that income cover?


1 An hour 1

GO TO SENetEx


8 Other (please specify) 8 GO TO SENetPrdOT

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO SENetEx ASK IF 8 AT SENetPrd SENetPrdOT SHS 2016a


ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 50 CHARACTERS GO TO SENetEx ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SENet SENetEx SHS 2016a

You said your usual take-home income was [insert SENetanswer], is that exact or an estimate?


Exact, checked details 1 GO TO SENetHrs Exact, did not check details 2

Estimate 3 ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SENet SENetHrs SHS 2016a

How many hours a week do you usually work for that income, including paid overtime but excluding meal breaks and unpaid travel time?


ENTER AMOUNT GO TO AddNet


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Self-employed/both, income doesn’t vary – Gross ASK IF -9 (dk net) AT SENetAND 2 (doesn’t vary) AT PaidJobEmpVar SEGr SHS 2016a

[(IF 2 OR 3 AT PaidJobN- For your main business what) / What] is your usual income before any deductions for tax, National Insurance etc.? By income, I mean money drawn from the business which is used for personal, domestic, non-business use i.e. a salary.


ENTER AMOUNT GO TO SEGrPrd


Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO AddNet ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SEGr SEGrPrd SHS 2016a



1 An hour 1

GO TO SEGrEx


8 Other (please specify) 8 GO TO SEGrPrdOT

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO SEGrEx ASK IF 8 AT SEGrPrd SEGrPrdOT SHS 2016a


GO TO SEGrEx ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SEGr SEGrEx SHS 2016a

You said your usual income before any deductions is [insert SEGr answer], is that exact or an estimate?

OBSERVE: DID RESPONDENT CONSULT PAYSLIP OR SIMILAR? SINGLE CODE

Exact, checked details 1 GO TO SEGrHrs Exact, did not check details 2

Estimate 3

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ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SEGr SEGrHrs SHS 2016a

How many hours a week do you usually work for that income, including paid overtime but excluding meal breaks and unpaid travel time?




Self-employed/both, income varies – Net ASK IF 2 (self-emp) OR 3 (both) AT PaidJobEmp AND 1 (varies) AT PaidJobEmpVar SELastNet SHS 2016a

Last time you took income from your [IF 2 OR 3 AT PaidJobN- main] business what was your take-home pay? [IF 2 OR 3 AT PaidJobN- That is, the business you spend the most hours on each week.] By take-home pay I mean an amount after all deductions for tax, National Insurance etc. By income, I mean money drawn from the business which is used for personal, domestic, non-business use i.e. a salary.


ENTER AMOUNT GO TO SELastNetPrd


Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO SELastGr ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SELastNet SELastNetPrd SHS 2016a



1 An hour 1

GO TO SELastNetEx


8 Other (please specify) 8 GO TO SELastNetPrdOT

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO SELastNetEx ASK IF 8 AT SELastNetPrd SELastNetPrdOT SHS 2016a


ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 50 CHARACTERS GO TO SELastNetEx

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ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SELastNet SELastNetEx SHS 2016a

You said the last time you took income from the business your take-home pay was [insert SELastNet answer], is that exact or an estimate?


Exact, checked details 1 GO TO SELastNetHrs Exact, did not check details 2

Estimate 3 ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SELastNet SELastNetHrs SHS 2016a

How many hours a week did you usually work for that income, including paid overtime but excluding meal breaks and unpaid travel time?




Self-employed/both, income varies - Gross ASK IF -9 (dk net) SELastNet AND 1 (varies) AT PaidJobEmpVar SELastGr SHS 2016a

Last time you took income from your [IF 2 OR 3 AT PaidJobN- main] business, what was your pay before any deductions for tax, National Insurance etc.? By income, I mean money drawn from the business which is used for personal, domestic, non-business use i.e. a salary.


ENTER AMOUNT GO TO SELastGrPrd


Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO AddNet

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ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SELastGr SELastGrPrd SHS 2016a

How long a period did that income cover?


1 An hour 1

GO TO SELastGrEx


8 Other (please specify) 8 GO TO SELastGrPrdOT

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO SELastGrEx ASK IF 8 AT SELastGrPrdSELastGrPrdOT SHS 2016a


ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 50 CHARACTERS GO TO SELastGrEx ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SELastGr SELastGrEx SHS 2016a

You said that last time you took income from your business, your pay before deductions was [Insert SELastGr answer], is that exact or an estimate?


Exact, checked details 1 GO TO SELastGrHrs Exact, did not check details 2

Estimate 3 ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SELastGrSELastGrHrs SHS 2016a

How many hours a week did you usually work for that income, including paid overtime but excluding meal breaks and unpaid travel time?




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Income other job(s) ASK IF (2 AT PaidJobNAND 1 OR 2 AT PaidJobEmp) OR (3 AT PaidJobN) AddNet SHS 2016a

Thinking now about your [other job or jobs, in total what is your usual take-home pay for this job / these jobs? By take-home pay I mean an amount after all deductions for tax, National Insurance etc. but that includes overtime, bonuses, commission or tips.

AVOID ANY DOUBLE COUNTING WITH INCOME PROVIDED EARLIER PROBE FOR BEST ESTIMATE TO NEAREST £ IF NO USUAL AMOUNT, ENTER 0

ENTER AMOUNT GO TO AddNetPrd

Refused -8 GO TO SpWk

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO AddGr ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT AddNet AddNetPrd SHS 2016a



1 An hour 1

GO TO AddNetHrs


8 Other (please specify) 8 GO TO AddNetPrdOT

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO AddNetHrs ASK IF 8 AT AddNetPrd AddNetPrdOT SHS 2016a


ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 50 CHARACTERS GO TO AddNetHrs ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT AddNet AddNetHrs SHS 2016a


TAKE AVERAGE IF VARIES. ONLY INCLUDE HOURS ‘ON CALL’ IF PAID FOR THEM AT 1/3 OR MORE OF NORMAL HOURLY RATE

ENTER AMOUNT GO TO SpWk


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ASK IF -9 (dk net) AT AddNet AddGr SHS 2016a

Thinking now about your other job or jobs, in total what is your usual pay for that job / these jobs before any deductions for tax, National Insurance, union fees and so on, but including overtime, bonuses, commission or tips?

EXPLAIN TO THE RESPONDENT THAT THEY CAN CHOOSE HOW TO REPORT THIS E.G. HOURLY RATE OR ANNUAL PAY – THIS IS PICKED UP IN LATER QUESTIONS. PROBE FOR BEST ESTIMATE TO NEAREST £ IF NO USUAL AMOUNT, ENTER 0

ENTER AMOUNT GO TO AddGrPrd

Refused -8 GO TO SpWk

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO SpWk ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT AddGr AddGrPrd SHS 2016a



1 An hour 1

GO TO AddGrHrs


8 Other (please specify) 8 GO TO AddGrPrdOT

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO AddGrHrs ASK IF 8 AT AddGrPrd AddGrPrdOT SHS 2016a


ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 50 CHARACTERS GO TO AddGrHrs

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ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT AddGr AddGrHrs SHS 2016a

How many hours a week do you usually work for that income, including paid overtime but excluding meal breaks and unpaid travel time? TAKE AVERAGE IF VARIES. ONLY INCLUDE HOURS ‘ON CALL’ IF PAID FOR THEM AT 1/3 OR MORE OF NORMAL HOURLY RATE

ENTER AMOUNT GO TO SpWk


Income of Spouse/Partner ONLY RECORD EACH ELEMENT OF TOTAL INCOME ONCE, TO AVOID DOUBLE COUNTING. ASK IF 1 at LivWith12 (Living with partner) SpWk SHS 2016a

Can I check, does [name] carry out paid work for 1 or more hours a week?

SINGLE CODE Yes 1 GO TO SpNJob

No 2 GO TO BenRecA

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 1 AT SpWk SpNJob SHS 2016a

Did [name] have more than one paid job in the last week? IF NECESSARY: Count individual assignments relating to one type of employment as one job.

ASSIGNMENTS RELATING TO ONE TYPE OF EMPLOYMENT ARE FOR EXAMPLE MULTIPLE JOBS CARRIED OUT BY A PLUMBER. IF THE RESPONDENT DOES THE SAME TYPE OF JOB (E.G. PLUMBER) AS BOTH AN EMPLOYEE AND AS SELF-EMPLOYED, THESE SHOULD BE COUNTED AS TWO DIFFERENT JOBS. SELF-EMPLOYED RESPONDENTS THAT TAKE OUT SALARY FROM TWO OR MORE SEPARATE BUSINESSES SHOULD BE CODED AS DIFFERENT JOBS. SINGLE CODE

One job only 1 GO TO SpEmpSE 2 jobs 2

More than 2 jobs 3

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ASK ALL SpEmpSE SHS 2016a

Was [name] working as an employee or self-employed?

SINGLE CODE Employee 1

GO TO SpJobEmpVar

Self-employed 2

Both 3

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO BenRecA

ASK ALL SpJobEmpVar SHS 2016a

Does [name’s] pay vary?

SINGLE CODE Yes 1 IF IN41=1 OR 3 GO TO

SpLastNet IF IN41=2 GO TO SpOthNet

No 2 IF SpEmpSE = 1 OR GO TO SpNet

IF IN41=2 GO TO SpSENet

Employed/both, income doesn’t vary - Net ASK IF 1 OR 3 AT SpEmpSE AND 2 AT SpJobEmpVar SpNet SHS 2016a

Now I’d like to ask you about the pay [name] gets in [IF 1 AT SpNJob: this job] [IF 2 OR 3 AT SpNJob: their main job. That is, the job [he / she] does for the most hours each week] [IF 3 AT SpEmpSE: as an employee]. What is [name]’s usual take-home pay? Take-home pay is after all deductions for tax, National Insurance, union fees and so on, but including overtime, bonuses, commission or tips.


ENTER AMOUNT GO TO SpNetPrd

Refused -8 GO TO SpSENet

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO SpGr

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ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SpNet SpNetPrd SHS 2016a


SHOWCARD A5

SINGLE CODE 1 An hour 1

GO TO SpNetEx

2 A day 2

3 A week 3

4 A fortnight 4

5 4 weeks 5

6 Calendar month 6

7 Year 7

8 Other (please specify) 8 GO TO SpNetPrdOT

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO SpNetEx ASK IF 8 AT SpNetPrd SpNetPrdOT SHS 2016a


ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 50 CHARACTERS GO TO SpNetEx ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SpNet SpNetEx SHS 2016a

You said [name’s] usual take-home pay is [insert SpNet answer], is that exact or an estimate?

OBSERVE: DID RESPONDENT CONSULT PAY SLIP OR SIMILAR, OR ASK SPOUSE / PARTNER? SINGLE CODE

Exact, checked details 1 GO TO SpNetHrs Exact, did not check details 2

Estimate 3 ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SpNet SpNetHrs SHS 2016a

How many hours a week does [name] work for that pay, including paid overtime but excluding meal breaks and unpaid travel time?


ENTER AMOUNT GO TO SpSENet


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Employed/both, income doesn’t vary - Gross ASK IF -9 AT SpNet AND 2 (doesn’t vary) AT SpJobEmpVar SpGr SHS 2016a

[(IF 2 OR 3 AT SpNJob - For [his / her] main job what) / What] is [name]’s usual pay before any deductions for tax, National Insurance, union fees and so on, and including overtime, bonuses, commission or tips?


ENTER AMOUNT GO TO SpGrPrd


Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SpGr SpGrPrd SHS 2016a


SHOWCARD A5


GO TO SpGrEx

2 A day 2

3 A week 3

4 A fortnight 4

5 4 weeks 5

6 Calendar month 6

7 Year 7

8 Other (please specify) 8 GO TO SpGrPrdOT

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO SpGrEx ASK IF 8 AT SpGrPrd SpGrPrdOT SHS 2016a


ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 50 CHARACTERS GO TO SpGrEx

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ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SpGr SpGrEx SHS 2016a

You said [name’s] usual pay before deductions is [insert SpGr answer], is that exact or an estimate?


Exact, checked details 1 GO TO SpGrHrs Exact, did not check details 2

Estimate 3 ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SpGr SpGrHrs SHS 2016a

How many hours a week does [name] work for that pay, including paid overtime but excluding meal breaks and unpaid travel time?


ENTER AMOUNT GO TO SpSENet


Employed/both, income varies - Net ASK IF 1 or 3 AT SpEmpSE AND 1 AT SpJobEmpVar SpLastNet SHS 2016a

Last time [name] was paid [(IF 2 OR 3 AT SpNJob – for [his / her] main job)] what was [his / her] total take-home pay? [IF 2 OR 3 AT SpNJob. That is, the job [he / she] does for the most hours each week] [IF 3 AT SpEmpSE - as an employee.] Take-home pay is after all deductions for tax, National Insurance, union fees and so on, but including overtime, bonuses, commission or tips.

PROBE FOR BEST ESTIMATE TO NEAREST £ EXPLAIN TO THE RESPONDENT THAT THEY CAN CHOOSE HOW TO REPORT THIS E.G. HOURLY RATE, OR ANNUAL PAY – THIS IS PICKED UP IN LATER QUESTIONS.

ENTER AMOUNT GO TO SpLastNetPrd


Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO SpLastGr

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ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SpLastNet SpLastNetPrd SHS 2016a


SHOWCARD A5


GO TO SpLastNetEx

2 A day 2

3 A week 3

4 A fortnight 4

5 4 weeks 5

6 Calendar month 6

7 Year 7

8 Other (please specify) 8 GO TO SpLastNetPrdOT

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO SpLastNetEx ASK IF 8 AT SpLastNetPrd SpLastNetPrdOT SHS 2016a


ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 50 CHARACTERS GO TO SpLastNetEx ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SpLastNet SpLastNetEx SHS 2016a

You said last time [name] was paid [his / her] total take–home pay was [insert SpLastNet answer], is that exact or an estimate? OBSERVE: DID RESPONDENT CONSULT PAY SLIP OR SIMILAR, OR ASK SPOUSE / PARTNER?

SINGLE CODE

Exact, checked details 1 GO TO SpLastNetHrs Exact, did not check details 2

Estimate 3 ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SpLastNet SpLastNetHrs SHS 2016a

How many hours a week did [name] work for that pay, including paid overtime but excluding meal breaks and unpaid travel time?


ENTER AMOUNT

GO TO SpSENet


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Employed/both, income varies – Gross ASK IF -9 AT SpLastNet AND 1 (varies) AT SpJobEmpVar SpLastGr SHS 2016a

Last time [name] was paid [(IF 2 OR 3 AT SpNJob – for [his / her] main job)] what was [his / her] total pay before any deductions for tax, National Insurance, union fees and so on, but including overtime, bonuses, commission or tips?

PROBE FOR BEST ESTIMATE TO NEAREST £ EXPLAIN TO THE RESPONDENT THAT THEY CAN CHOOSE HOW TO REPORT THIS E.G. HOURLY RATE, OR ANNUAL PAY – THIS IS PICKED UP IN LATER QUESTIONS.

ENTER AMOUNT GO TO SpLastGrPrd

Refused -8 GO TO SpOthNet

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SpLastGr SpLastGrPrd SHS 2016a


SHOWCARD A5


GO TO SpLastGrEx

2 A day 2

3 A week 3

4 A fortnight 4

5 4 weeks 5

6 Calendar month 6

7 Year 7

8 Other (please specify) 8 GO TO SpLastGrPrdOT

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO SpLastGrEx ASK IF 8 AT SpLastGrPrd SpLastGrPrdOT SHS 2016a


GO TO SpLastGrEx ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SpLastGr SpLastGrEx SHS 2016a

You said last time [name] was paid, [his/her] total pay before any deductions was [insert SpLastGr answer], is that exact or an estimate?

SINGLE CODE

Exact, checked details 1 GO TO SpLastGrHrs Exact, did not check details 2

Estimate 3

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ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SpLastGr SpLastGrHrs SHS 2016a

How many hours a week did [name] work for that pay, including paid overtime but excluding meal breaks and unpaid travel time?


ENTER AMOUNT GO TO SpOthNet


Self-employed/both, income doesn’t vary - Net ASK IF 2 OR 3 AT SpEmpSE AND 2 AT SpJobEmpVar SpSENet SHS 2016a

What is [name]’s usual take-home income from [his / her] [IF 2 OR 3 AT SpNJob - main] business? [IF 2 OR 3 AT SpNJob- That is, the business [he/ she] spends the most hours on each week]. By take-home income I mean an amount after all deductions for tax, National Insurance etc. By income, I mean money drawn from the business which is used for personal, domestic, non-business use i.e. a salary.

PROBE FOR BEST ESTIMATE TO NEAREST £ EXPLAIN TO THE RESPONDENT THAT THEY CAN CHOOSE HOW TO REPORT THIS E.G. MONTHLY OR ANNUAL INCOME – THIS IS PICKED UP IN LATER QUESTIONS IF NO USUAL AMOUNT, ENTER 0

ENTER AMOUNT GO TO SpSENetPrd

No usual pay 1 GO TO SpOthNet

Refused -8 GO TO SpAddNet

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO SpSEGr ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SpSENet SpSENetPrd SHS 2016a


SHOWCARD A5


GO TO SpSENetEx

2 A day 2

3 A week 3

4 A fortnight 4

5 4 weeks 5

6 Calendar month 6

7 Year 7

8 Other (please specify) 8 GO TO SpSENetPrdOT

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO SpSENetEx

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ASK IF 8 AT SpSENetPrd SpSENetPrdOT SHS 2016a


ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 50 CHARACTERS GO TO SpSENetEx ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SpSENet SpSENetEx SHS 2016a

You said [name’s] usual take-home income was [insert SpSENet answer], is that exact or an estimate?


Exact, checked details 1 GO TO SpSENetHrs Exact, did not check details 2

Estimate 3 ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SpSENet SpSENetHrs SHS 2016a

How many hours a week does [name] usually work for that income, including paid overtime but excluding meal breaks and unpaid travel time?


ENTER AMOUNT GO TO SpAddNet


Self-employed/both, income doesn’t vary - Gross ASK IF -9-Don’t know AT SpSENet AND 2 (doesn’t vary) AT SpJobEmpVar SpSEGr SHS 2016a

What is [name]’s usual income from [his / her] [IF 2 OR 3 AT SpNJob- main] business before any deductions for tax, National Insurance etc.? By income, I mean money drawn from the business which is used for personal, domestic, non-business use i.e. a salary.


ENTER AMOUNT GO TO SpSEGrPrd


Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO SpAddNet

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ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SpSEGr SpSEGrPrd SHS 2016a


SHOWCARD A5


GO TO SpSEGrEx

2 A day 2

3 A week 3

4 A fortnight 4

5 4 weeks 5

6 Calendar month 6

7 Year 7

8 Other (please specify) 8 GO TO SpSEGrEx

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO SpSEGrEx ASK IF 8 AT SpSEGrPrd SpSEGrPrdOT SHS 2016a


ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 50 CHARACTERS GO TO SpSEGrEx ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SpSEGr SpSEGrEx SHS 2016a

You said [name’s] usual income before deductions is [insert SpSEGr answer], is that exact or an estimate?

OBSERVE: DID RESPONDENT CONSULT PAYSLIP OR SIMILAR OR ASK SPOUSE / PARTNER? SINGLE CODE

Exact, checked details 1 GO TO SpSEGrHrs Exact, did not check details 2

Estimate 3 ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SpSEGr SpSEGrHrs SHS 2016a





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Self-employed/both, income varies - Net ASK IF 2 OR 3 AT SpEmpSE AND 1 AT SpJobEmpVar SpSELastNet SHS 2016a

Last time [name] took income from [his / her] [IF 2OR 3 AT SpNJob - main] business, what was [his / her] take-home pay? That is, the business [he / she] spends the most hours on each week. By take-home pay I mean an amount after all deductions for tax, National Insurance etc. By income, I mean money drawn from the business which is used for personal, domestic, non-business use i.e. a salary.

PROBE FOR BEST ESTIMATE TO NEAREST £ EXPLAIN TO THE RESPONDENT THAT THEY CAN CHOOSE HOW TO REPORT E.G. MONTHLY OR ANNUAL INCOME – THIS IS PICKED UP IN LATER QUESTIONS

ENTER AMOUNT GO TO SpSELastNetPrd


Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO SpSELastGr ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SpSELastNet SpSELastNetPrd SHS 2016a


SHOWCARD A5


GO TO SpSELastNetEx


8 Other (please specify) 8 GO TO SpSELastNetPrdOT

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO SpSELastNetEx

ASK IF 8 AT SpSELastNetPrd SpSELastNetPrdOT SHS 2016a


ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 50 CHARACTERS GO TO SpSELastNetEx

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ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SpSELastNet SpSELastNetEx SHS 2016a

You said the last time [name] took income from the business [his/her] take-home pay was [insert SpSELastNet answer], is that exact or an estimate?

OBSERVE: DID RESPONDENT CONSULT PAYSLIP OR SIMILAR, OR ASK SPOUSE / PARTNER? SINGLE CODE

Exact, checked details 1 GO TO SpSELastNetHrs

Exact, did not check details 2 Estimate 3 ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SpSELastNet SpSELastNetHrs SHS 2016a





Self-employed/both, income varies - Gross ASK IF -9 AT SpSELastNet AND 1 (varies) AT SpJobEmpVar SpSELastGr SHS 2016a

Last time [name] took income from [his/her] [IF 2 OR 3 AT SpNJob- main] business, what was [his / her] pay before any deductions for tax, National Insurance etc.? By income, I mean money drawn from the business which is used for personal, domestic, non-business use i.e. a salary.

PROBE FOR BEST ESTIMATE TO NEAREST £ EXPLAIN TO THE RESPONDENT THAT THEY CAN CHOOSE HOW TO REPORT THIS E.G. MONTHLY OR ANNUAL INCOME – THIS IS PICKED UP IN LATER QUESTIONS

ENTER AMOUNT GO TO SpSELastGrPrd


Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO SpAddNet

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ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SpSELastGr SpSELastGrPrd SHS 2016a


SHOWCARD A5


GO TO SpSELastGrEx

2 A day 2

3 A week 3

4 A fortnight 4

5 4 weeks 5

6 Calendar month 6

7 Year 7

8 Other (please specify) 8 GO TO SpSELastGrPrdOT

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO SpSELastGrEx ASK IF 8 AT SpSELastGrPrd SpSELastGrPrdOT SHS 2016a


ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 50 CHARACTERS GO TO SpSELastGrEx ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SpSELastGr SpSELastGrEx SHS 2016a

You said last time [name] took income from the business [his/her] pay before deductions was [insert SpSELastGrHrs answer], is that exact or an estimate?

OBSERVE: DID RESPONDENT CONSULT PAYSLIP OR SIMILAR, OR ASK SPOUSE / PARTNER? SINGLE CODE

Exact, checked details 1 GO TO SpSELastGrHrs

Exact, did not check details 2 Estimate 3 ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SpSELastGr SpSELastGrHrs SHS 2016a

How many hours a week did [name] usually work for that income, including paid overtime but excluding meal breaks and unpaid travel time?




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Income other job(s) ASK IF (2 AT SpNJob AND 1 OR 2 AT SpEmpSE) OR (3 AT SpNJob) SpAddNet SHS 2016a

Thinking now about any other jobs [name] does, in total, what is [name]’s usual take-home pay for these other jobs? By take-home pay I mean an amount after all deductions for tax, National Insurance etc. but includes overtime, bonuses, commission or tips.

AVOID ANY DOUBLE COUNTING WITH INCOME PROVIDED EARLIER PROBE FOR BEST ESTIMATE TO NEAREST £ EXPLAIN TO THE RESPONDENT THAT THEY CAN CHOOSE HOW TO REPORT THIS E.G. MONTHLY OR ANNUAL INCOME – THIS IS PICKED UP IN LATER QUESTIONS IF NO USUAL AMOUNT, ENTER 0

ENTER AMOUNT GO TO SpAddNetPrd

Refused -8 GO TO BenRec

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO SpAddGr ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SpAddNet SpAddNetPrd SHS 2016a


SHOWCARD A5


GO TO SpAddNetHrs

2 A day 2

3 A week 3

4 A fortnight 4

5 4 weeks 5

6 Calendar month 6

7 Year 7

8 Other (please specify) 8 GO TO SpAddNetPrdOT

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO SpAddNetHrs ASK IF 8 AT SpAddNetPrd SpAddNetPrdOT SHS 2016a


ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 50 CHARACTERS GO TO SpAddNetHrs

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ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SpAddNet SpAddNetHrs SHS 2016a

How many hours a week does [name] usually work for that pay, including paid overtime but excluding meal breaks and unpaid travel time?


ENTER AMOUNT GO TO BenRec

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF AT -9 SpAddNet SpAddGr SHS 2016a

Thinking now about any other jobs [name] does, in total what is [name]’s usual pay for these other jobs before any deductions for tax, National Insurance, union fees and so on, but including overtime, bonuses, commission or tips?

ENTER TO NEAREST £ IF NO USUAL AMOUNT, ENTER 0

ENTER AMOUNT GO TO SpAddGrPrd

Refused -8 GO TO BenRec

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO BenRec ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SpAddGr SpAddGrPrd SHS 2016a



1 An hour 1

GO TO SpAddWkHrs

2 A day 2

3 A week 3

4 A fortnight 4

5 4 weeks 5

6 Calendar month 6

7 Year 7

8 Other (please specify) 8 GO TO SpAddGrPrdOT

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO SpAddWkHrs ASK IF 8 AT SpAddGrPrd SpAddGrPrdOT SHS 2016a


ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 50 CHARACTERS GO TO SpAddWkHrs

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ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT SpAddGr SpAddWkHrs SHS 2016a

How many hours a week does [name] usually work for that income, including paid overtime but excluding meal breaks and unpaid travel time? TAKE AVERAGE IF VARIES. ONLY INCLUDE HOURS ‘ON CALL’ IF PAID FOR THEM AT 1/3 OR MORE OF NORMAL HOURLY RATE

ENTER AMOUNT GO TO BenRec


Income from other sources (inc. savings) [SCRIPTING NOTE: QUESTIONS ONLY TO BE ASKED OF THE RESPONDENT WHERE THEY ARE THE HRP/SPOUSE/PARTNER, REGARDLESS OF ELIGIBILITY FOR AN INSPECTION. WHERE THE RESPONDENT IS THE SPOUSE/PARTNER, TREAT THEM AS THE HRP FOR ROUTING AND THE ACTUAL HRP AS THE SPOUSE/PARTNER FOR ROUTING. THIS WAY THE RESPONDENT IS ALWAYS ANSWERING ABOUT THEMSELVES FIRST AND THE OTHER PERSON SECOND. ] ASK ALL Please remember the answers you give are confidential and will be used for research purposes only. ASK ALL BenRecA SHSa I'd like to talk about income from sources other than work.

Which, if any, of the following benefits are you [or your partner] currently receiving?

SHOWCARD A6 CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Income Support 1 GO TO BenWho1-14

2 Employment and support allowance (ESA) 2 GO TO BnESAType

3 Working Tax Credit (WTC) 3 GO TO BenWho1-14

4 Child Tax Credit (CTC) 4

5 Jobseeker's Allowance (JSA) 5 GO TO BnJSAType

6 State Retirement Pension 6

GO TO BenWho1-14 7 Pension Credit 7 8 Universal Credit 8 9 Guardian's Allowance 9

10 Child Benefit 10 GO TO BenWhoChld

11 Statutory Maternity Pay 11 GO TO BenWho1-14

12 Statutory Paternity Pay 12 13 Statutory Adoption Pay 13 14 Maternity Allowance 14 15 Bereavement Allowance (previously Widow’s Pension)

or Widowed Parent's Allowance 15

16 None 16

GO TO BenRecB

Refused (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -8 Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

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[SCRIPTING NOTE: FOR EACH TYPE OF BENEFIT RECORDED AT BenRecA, LOOP OVER FOLLOWING QUESTIONS UP TO AND INCLUDING BenPrdOT]

[SOFT CHECK:] If aged 65+ and 6 not selected at BenRecA- Can I just check, [do you / do you or your partner / does your partner] currently receive a state pension? ASK IF 2 AT BenRecA BnESAType EHS There are two types of Employment and Support Allowance.. Is your allowance… IF THE RESPONDENT(S) RECEIVE BOTH FORMS OF ESA THEY SHOULD BE

CODED AS RECEIVING INCOME-BASED ESA. RUNNING PROMPT SINGLE CODE

‘contributory', that is based on your National Insurance contributions

1 GO TO BenWho1-14 'income based', that is based on an assessment of your

income 2

Refused -8 GO TO BenRecB

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 5 AT BenRecA BnJSAType EHS There are two types of Job Seekers Allowance. Is your allowance…

IF THE RESPONDENT(S) RECEIVE BOTH FORMS OF JSA THEY SHOULD BE

CODED AS RECEIVING INCOME-BASED JSA. RUNNING PROMPT SINGLE CODE

‘contributory', that is based on your National Insurance contributions

1 GO TO BenWho1-14 'income based', that is based on an assessment of your

income 2


Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF RESPONDENT HAS SPOUSE / PARTNER (2 OR 3 AT MarStat, OR 1 AT LivWith12), ASK IF 1-10 OR 12-16 AT BenRecA BenWho1-14 SHSa Is it you, your partner or both of you who receive [benefit from BenRecA]?

SINGLE CODE Respondent 1

GO TO BenAmt

Partner 2

Both 3



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ASK IF RESPONDENT HAS SPOUSE / PARTNER (2 OR 3 AT MarStat, OR 1 AT LivWith12), ASK IF 11 AT BenRecA BenWhoChld Is it you or your partner who receives child benefit?

SINGLE CODE Respondent 1 GO TO BenAmt

Partner 2


Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 1-16 AT BenRecA BenAmt1-16 SHS How much did [[you] / [your partner] / [you and your partner]] receive last time

[you / they] received [benefit from BenRecA]?

IF BOTH RESPONDENT AND PARTNER RECEIVE, ADD TWO TOGETHER. TAKE CARE NOT TO DOUBLE COUNT. PROBE FOR BEST ESTIMATE TO NEAREST £ EXPLAIN TO THE RESPONDENT THAT THEY CAN CHOOSE HOW TO REPORT THIS E.G. WEEKLY, MONTHLY ETC. – THIS IS PICKED UP IN LATER QUESTIONS. IF RESPONDENT IS ONLY ABLE TO GIVE AN AMOUNT FOR TWO BENEFITS COMBINED PLEASE RECORD THIS AMOUNT

ENTER AMOUNT GO TO BenAmtPrd ENTER AMOUNT FOR BENEFITS COMBINED


Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT BenAmt BenAmtPrd SHS What period did that cover?

SHOWCARD A7

PROBE FOR BEST ESTIMATE

SINGLE CODE 1 1 week 1

GO TO BenRecB

2 2 weeks 2

3 3 weeks 3

4 4 weeks 4

5 1 month 5

6 2 months 6

7 3 months 7

8 6 months 8

9 1 year 9

10 Other (please specify) 10 GO TO BenPrdOT

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO BenRecB

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ASK IF 10 AT BenAmtPrd BenPrdOT What was the period? ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 50 CHARACTERS GO TO BenRecB [SCRIPTING NOTE: LOOP ENDS] ASK ALL BenRecB SHSa And which, if any, of these other benefits are you [or your partner] currently

receiving?


1 Incapacity Benefit (formerly Invalidity Benefit) 1 GO TO BenRecBWho 2 Disability Living Allowance - Care Component 2 GO TO BenRecBDLAC

3 Disability Living Allowance - Mobility Component 3 GO TO BenRecBDLAM

4 Personal Independence Payment (PIP) - Mobility Component

4 GO TO BenRecBPIPM

5 Personal Independence Payment (PIP) - Daily Living Component

5 GO TO BenRecBPIPDL

6 Severe Disablement Allowance 6 GO TO BenRecBWho 7 Industrial Injuries Disablement 7 8 Carer’s Allowance (formerly Invalid Care Allowance) 8 9 Statutory Sick Pay 9 10 War disablement pension or War Widow’s Pension 10 11 Disability premium with Income Support / Housing

Benefit 11

12 Attendance allowance 12 GO TO BenRecB

13 Grant from the Social Fund for funeral expenses 13

GO TO BenRecBWho

14 Grant from the Social Fund for Maternity Expenses 14 15 Sure Start Maternity Grant 15 16 Budgeting Loan from the Social Fund / Budgeting

Advance from Universal Credit 16

17 Social Fund Loans 17 18 Welsh Government Discretionary Assistance Fund -

Emergency Assistance Payment 18

19 Welsh Government Discretionary Assistance Fund - Individual Assistance Payments

19

20 Child Maintenance Bonus 20 21 Lone Parent's Benefit Run-on 21

22 Other (please specify) 22 GO TO BenRecBOT

23 None 23 GO TO OthInc Refused (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -8

Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO BenTotAmt [SCRIPTING NOTE: FOR EACH TYPE OF BENEFIT RECORDED AT BenRecB, LOOP OVER FOLLOWING QUESTIONS UP TO AND INCLUDING BenRecBAmtPrdOT]

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ASK IF 22 AT BenRecB BenRecBOT What is the other benefit?

ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 50 CHARACTERS GO TO

BenRecBDLAC

ASK IF 2 AT BenRecB BenRecBDLAC SHSa Which band of the disability living allowance care component are you [or your

partner] currently receiving?

CODE ALL THAT APPLY Lower band 1

GO TO BenRecBDLAM

Middle band 2 Higher band 3 Nil rate 4 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 3 AT BenRecB BenRecBDLAM SHSa Which band of the disability living allowance mobility component are you [or your

partner] currently receiving?


GO TO BenRecBPIPM Higher band 2 Nil rate 3 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 4 AT BenRecB BenRecBPIPM SHSa Which band of the personal independence payment mobility component are you

[or your partner] currently receiving?

CODE ALL THAT APPLY Standard rate 1

GO TO BenRecBPIPDL

Enhanced rate 2 Nil rate 3 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 5 AT BenRecB BenRecBPIPDL SHSa Which band of the personal independence payment daily living component are

you [or your partner] currently receiving?

CODE ALL THAT APPLY Standard rate 1

GO TO BenRecBAA Enhanced rate 2 Nil rate 4 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

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ASK IF 12 AT BenRecB BenRecBAA SHSa Which band of the attendance allowance are you [or your partner] currently

receiving?


GO TO BenRecBWho Higher band 2 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF RESPONDENT HAS SPOUSE / PARTNER (2 OR 3 AT MarStat, OR 1 AT LivWith12), ASK IF 1-22 AT BenRecB BenRecBWho1-16 SHSa Is it you, your partner or both of you who receive [benefit from BenRecB]?


GO TO BenRecBAmt Partner 2 Both 3

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO OthInc ASK IF 1-22 AT BenRecB BenRecBAmt SHSa How much did [you / your partner / you and your partner] receive last time [you /

they] received [benefit from BenRecB]?

IF BOTH RESPONDENT AND PARTNER RECEIVE, ADD TWO TOGETHER. TAKE CARE NOT TO DOUBLE COUNT. PROBE FOR BEST ESTIMATE TO NEAREST £ EXPLAIN TO THE RESPONDENT THAT THEY CAN CHOOSE HOW TO REPORT THIS E.G. WEEKLY, MONTHLY ETC. – THIS IS PICKED UP IN LATER QUESTIONS. IF RESPONDENT IS ONLY ABLE TO GIVE AN AMOUNT FOR TWO BENEFITS COMBINED PLEASE RECORD THIS AMOUNT

ENTER AMOUNT GO TO BenRecBAmtPrd GO TO BenRecBAmtPrd

ENTER AMOUNT FOR BENEFITS COMBINED

Refused -8 GO TO OthInc


83

ASK IF 1-22 AT BenRecB BenRecBAmtPrd SHS What period did that cover?

SHOWCARD A9



GO TO BenTotAmt

2 2 weeks 2

3 3 weeks 3

4 4 weeks 4

5 Calendar month 5

6 2 months 6

7 3 months 7

8 6 months 8

9 1 year 9

10 Other (please specify) 10 Go TO BenRecBAmtPrdOT

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO OthInc ASK IF 10 AT BenRecBAmtPrd BenRecBAmtPrdOT What was the period?

ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 50 CHARACTERS GO TO BenTotAmt

[SCRIPTING NOTE: LOOP ENDS] ASK IF -9 AT BenRecA OR -9 AT BenRecB BenTotAmt SHSa You said you’re not sure how much you received for one or more of the benefits.

Thinking about all the benefits you receive on these two cards, how much did you [and your partner] receive in total last time you received your benefits? PROBE FOR BEST ESTIMATE

CAREFUL NOT TO DOUBLE COUNT ENTER TO NEAREST £

ENTER AMOUNT GO TO BenTotAmtPrd

Refused -8 GO TO OthInc


84

ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT BenTotAmt BenTotAmtPrd SHS What period did that cover?

SHOWCARD A9



GO TO OthInc

2 2 weeks 2

3 3 weeks 3

4 4 weeks 4

5 Calendar month 5

6 2 months 6

7 3 months 7

8 6 months 8

9 1 year 9

10 Other (please specify) 10 GO TO BenTotAmtPrdOT

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO OthInc ASK IF 10 AT BenTotAmtPrd BenTotAmtPrdOT What was the period?

ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 50 CHARACTERS GO TO OthInc

ASK ALL OthInc SHSa From which of these sources, if any, do you [or your partner] receive any other

regular income or payment?

SHOWCARD A10

CODE ALL THAT APPLY 1 Occupational/employer (non-State) pension(s) 1

GO TO OthIncWho

2 Income from annuity, trust or covenant 2

3 Maintenance payments 3

4 Rent from property or subletting, including boarders 4 5 Benefit from accident/sickness scheme etc. 5

6 Investment income (e.g. Dividends from shares) 6

7 Student loan 7

8 Grant 8

9 Regular non-work income from any other source (please specify)

9 GO TO OthIncOT

10 None 10

GO TO Savings Refused (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -8


[Check]- If aged 65+ and 6 not selected at BenRecA and 1 not selected at OthInc - Can I just check, do you currently receive an Occupational/employer (non-State) pension(s)?

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[SCRIPTING NOTE: FOR EACH TYPE OF BENEFIT RECORDED AT OthInc, LOOP OVER FOLLOWING QUESTIONS UP TO AND INCLUDING OthIncAmtPrdOT] ASK IF 9 AT OthInc OthIncOT ASK OR CODE: What was the other source?

ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 50 CHARACTERS GO TO OthIncWho

ASK IF RESPONDENT HAS SPOUSE / PARTNER (2 OR 3 AT MarStat, OR 1 AT LivWith12), ASK FOR EACH INCOME RECORDED AT OthInc EXCEPT INCOME FROM SAVINGS (8 AT OthInc) OthIncWho SHSa Is it you, your partner or both of you who receive [income source from OthInc]?


GO TO OthIncAmt Partner 2 Both 3 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 1-9 AT OthInc OthIncAmt SHSa How much did [[you] / [your partner] / [you and your partner]] receive last time

[you / they] received the [income from OthIncWho] income?

IF BOTH RESPONDENT AND PARTNER RECEIVE, ADD TWO TOGETHER. TAKE CARE NOT TO DOUBLE COUNT. PROBE FOR BEST ESTIMATE TO NEAREST £ WHERE POSSIBLE AND RELEVANT PLEASE GIVE GROSS FIGURES. IF GROSS FIGURES ARE NOT AVAILABLE, NET FIGURES ARE ACCEPTABLE. EXPLAIN TO THE RESPONDENT THATTHEY CAN CHOOSE HOW TO REPORT THIS E.G. WEEKLY, MONTHLY ETC. – THIS IS PICKED UP IN LATER QUESTIONS.

ENTER AMOUNT GO TO OthIncAmtPrd

Refused -8 GO TO Savings


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ASK IF 1-9 AT OthInc OthIncAmtPrd SHS What period did that cover?

SHOWCARD A11



GO TO Savings

2 2 weeks 2 3 3 weeks 3 4 4 weeks 4 5 Calendar month 5 6 2 months 6 7 3 months 7 8 6 months 8 9 1 year 9

10 Other (please specify) 10 GO TO OthIncAmtPrdOT

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO Savings ASK IF 10 AT OthIncAmtPrd OthIncAmtPrdOT ASK OR CODE: What was the other source?

ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 50 CHARACTERS GO TO Savings

[SCRIPTING NOTE: LOOP ENDS] ASK ALL Savings LiW08a

Do you (and your partner/spouse) currently have any savings?

SINGLE CODE

1 Yes 1 GO TO SavingVal

2 No 2 [Module ends] Refused -8


87

ASK IF 1 AT Savings SavingVal From this card, what is the total amount of [your / you and your partner/spouse’s]

savings? SHOWCARD A12

SINGLE CODE

1 Under £1,000 1

[Module ends]

2 £1,000-£2,999 2 3 £3,000-£4,999 3 4 £5,000-£5,999 4 5 £6,000-£6,999 5 6 £7,000-£7,999 6 7 £8,000-£11,999 7 8 £12,000-£15,999 8 9 £16,000-£19,999 9 10 £20,000-£29,999 10 11 £30,000-£39,999 11 12 £40,000-£49,999 12 13 £50,000 -£99,999 13 14 £100,000-£149,999 14 15 £150,000 and over 15 Refused -8 Don’t know -9

Housing costs

ASK MODULE IF RESPONDENT IS HRP/SPOUSE/PARTNER, REGARDLESS OF ELIGIBILITY FOR AN INSPECTION IF RESPONDENT DOES NOT HAVE FULL OWNERSHIP OF HOUSE: The next few questions are about how much you spend on your [rent / mortgage], which are asked to help us work out housing cost IF RESPONDENT DOES HAVE FULL OWNERSHIP OF HOUSE: The next few questions are about the purchase and value of your house, which are asked to help us work out housing cost As before, all your answers are completely confidential and answers are only used for research purposes. They will not be used to identify you or anyone in your household.

RENTAL COSTS ASK IF 2-4 AT Tenure

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TotalRent LiW08a

How much is the total rent for your household’s accommodation (before any housing related benefits have been taken off)? ADD FOR SHARED HOUSEHOLDS: That is the full rent for this accommodation, not just the part that [you personally pay / your household pays].

PROBE FOR BEST ESTIMATE TO NEAREST £ EXPLAIN TO THE RESPONDENT THAT THEY CAN CHOOSE HOW TO REPORT THIS E.G.1 WEEK, 2 WEEKS, 1MONTH, 1 YEAR – THIS IS PICKED UP IN LATER QUESTIONS. HOUSEHOLDS LIVING RENT FREE SHOULD ENTER £0 RENT

ENTER AMOUNT GO TO TotalRentPrd

Refused -8 GO TO HouseBen Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT TotalRent TotalRentPrd LiW08a

How long a period does that rent cover?


1 1 week 1

GO TO HouseBen 2 2 weeks 2 3 4 weeks 3 4 Calendar month 4 5 Year 5

6 Other (please specify) 6 GO TO TotalRentPrdOT

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO HouseBen

ASK IF 6 AT TotalRentPrd TotalRentPrdOT What was the period? ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 50 CHARACTERS GO TO HouseBen

ASK IF 2,3 OR 4 AT TENURE HouseBen LiW08a

Does your household currently receive any housing related benefits (e.g. housing benefit, Local Housing Allowance, Universal Credit), either directly or paid to your landlord?


1 Yes - covers all rent 1 GO TO LandlordPay

2 Yes - covers some rent 2

3 Yes - don’t know if covers all or some rent 3

4 No 4 GO TO RentServIncl


ASK IF 2 OR 3 AT HouseBen

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LandlordPay LiW08a

Can I just check, what is the amount [you/your household] [pay/pays] to your landlord in rent, after the housing benefit has been taken off? INTERVIEWER NOTE: Extended payments of housing benefits should also be deducted.

PROBE FOR BEST ESTIMATE TO NEAREST £ EXPLAIN TO THE RESPONDENT THAT THEY CAN CHOOSE HOW TO REPORT THIS E.G.1 WEEK, 2 WEEKS, 1MONTH, 1 YEAR – THIS IS PICKED UP IN LATER QUESTIONS.

ENTER AMOUNT GO TO LandlordPayPrd

Refused -8 GO TO RentServIncl Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT LandlordPay LandlordPayPrd LiW08a

How long a period does that amount cover?


1 1 week 1

GO TO RentServIncl

2 2 weeks 2

3 4 weeks 3

4 Calendar month 4 5 Year 5

6 Other (please specify) 6 GO TO LandlordPayPrdOT

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO RentServIncl ASK IF 6 AT TotalRentPrd LandlordPayPrdOT What was the period? ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 50 CHARACTERS GO TO RentServIncl

ASK IF AMOUNT ENTERED AT TotalRent RentServIncl EHS Does the total rent for this accommodation which you mentioned include any of

these services? SHOWCARD A16 CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Council tax 1

GO TO RentHol

2 Heating 2

3 Water and sewerage 3

4 Lighting 4

5 Hot water 5

6 Fuel for cooking 6

7 Regular meals 7

8 TV licence fee 8

9 None of these 9


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ASK IF 2 OR 3 at Tenure RentHol EHS Do you have a rent holiday? INTERVIEWER: Some people know this as ‘rent free week’ 1 Yes GO TO RentHolPrd

2 No GO TO OwnerYear

Refused -8 [Module ends] Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

ASK IF 1 AT RentHol RentHolPrd EHS For how many weeks a year do you have a rent holiday? ENTER NUMBER GO TO OwnerYear


Mortgage costs ASK IF 1 AT Tenure OwnerYear EHS In what year did [you / you and your partner / your household] become the

owner[s] of this accommodation? INTERVIEWER: ACQUISITION DATE MAY BE DIFFERENT FROM DATE STARTED

LIVING THERE. CODE THE EARLIEST ACQUISITION DATE BY ENTERING A 4-DIGIT YEAR. IF CANNOT RECALL YEAR, PROBE FOR BEST ESTIMATE.

ENTER A 4-DIGIT YEAR GO TO AccomPrice ASK IF 1 AT Tenure AccomPrice LiW08a

What was the total purchase price of this accommodation, when [you / you and your partner] bought it?


ENTER AMOUNT GO TO CashDep Refused -8

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 1 AT Tenure CashDep LiW08a How much was put down as the original cash payment or deposit?

PROBE FOR BEST ESTIMATE TO NEAREST £ OR %. IF 100% MORTGAGE THEN SELECT “ENTER %” AND CODE THIS QUESTION TO 0.

ENTER AMOUNT £ GO TO MarketVal

ENTER % Refused -8 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

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ASK 1 AT Tenure MarketVal LiW08a

What do you think the market value of this property is now?


ENTER AMOUNT GO TO MortOutst Refused -8

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 2 OR 3 AT HowOwn MortOutst LiW08a

What is the total amount outstanding on all mortgages/loans on this home - that is how much do you still have to pay off?


ENTER AMOUNT GO TO MortYear Refused -8

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 2 OR 3 AT HowOwn MortYear LiW08a

In which year did you take out your current mortgage?

ENTER YEAR GO TO RateTyp Refused -8

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 2 OR 3 AT HowOwn RateTyp EHS What type of interest rate deal currently applies to your main mortgage? SHOWCARD A17 SINGLE CODE

1 Fixed for less than 2 years 1

GO TO IntrRate

2 Fixed for at least 2 years, but less than 5 years 2 3 Fixed for 5 years or more 3 4 Lender’s standard variable rate 4 5 Discounted variable rate (relative to lender’s standard

variable rate; can change at any time) 5

6 Capped variable rate (variable rate but fixed not to go above a set level)

6

7 Tracker (moves up and down relative to benchmark such as Bank of England’s minimum lending rate)

7

8 Other 8 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

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ASK IF 2 OR 3 AT HowOwn IntrRate If known, what is the current interest rate that applies to your mortgage?

PROBE FOR BEST % FIGURE

ENTER NUMBER GO TO MortVal Refused -8

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 2 OR 3 AT HowOwn MortVal LiW08a

And what are the present total monthly repayments for all the mortgages/loans, including any endowment, ISA or PEP payments, but excluding any insurance costs?

CODE SCHEDULED PAYMENTS EVEN IF IN ARREARS, PAID BY SOMEONE ELSE OR DWP (FORMERLY DSS). CODE TO NEAREST £. IF UNSURE PROBE FOR BEST ESTIMATE, AND CODE BELOW.

ENTER AMOUNT [Module ends] Refused -8


Council tax ASK ALL I am now going to ask you some questions about council tax.

ASK ALL CTPaid EHS Do [you/you and your partner/spouse] pay council tax for this property? SINGLE CODE 1 Yes 1 GO TO CTDiscH

2 No 2 GO TO CTBen

3 Not liable 3

Refused -8


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ASK IF 1 AT CTPaid CTDiscH EHS Do [you/you and your partner/spouse] receive a discount on your council tax for

any of the following reasons?


1 Only one adult 1

GO TO CTBen

2 A severely mentally impaired person 2 3 A person aged 18 or over who is still at school 3 4 A student 4 5 Student nurses 5 6 Apprentices 6 7 YT trainees 7 8 Care workers 8 9 Other 9

10 No discount 10 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK ALL CTBen EHS [IF 1 – 9 AT CTDiscH: In addition to [this / these] discount[s], do] / [Do you] [and

your partner/spouse] receive Council Tax Benefit / Support / Rebate for this property?

CODE 'YES' IF RECEIVED BY EITHER HRP OR PARTNER/SPOUSE.

CODE 'NO' IF RECEIVED BY OTHERS.

NOTE A DISCOUNT, E.G. FOR LONE ADULTS, IS NOT TREATED AS A

BENEFIT/REBATE.

SINGLE CODE

1 Yes 1 GO TO CTBenCov

2 No 2


ASK IF 1 AT CTBen CTBenCov EHS May I check, which of the following does this cover? SINGLE CODE

1 All of the council tax 1

[Module ends] 2 Part of the council tax 2 Refused -8 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

Local authorities [SCRIPTING NOTE: AT THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS, THE TEXT-FILL [COUNCIL] SHOULD BE SET FROM THE ‘UA’ VARIABLE IN THE SAMPLE.] ASK ALL

94

I’m now going to read out some statements about [name of local authority]. Please tell me the extent to which you agree or disagree. ASK ALL LAServ NEW I know how to find out what services [name of local authority] provides. CORE SHOWCARD B

SINGLE CODE

1 Strongly agree 1

GO TO LAInfoCh

2 Tend to agree 2 3 Neither agree nor disagree 3 4 Tend to disagree 4 5 Strongly disagree 5 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK ALL LAInfoCh NEW I can access information about [name of local authority] in the way I would like to. CORE SHOWCARD B

EXAMPLES INCLUDE ONLINE, BY TELEPHONE, VIA LEAFLETS, ETC. SINGLE CODE

1 Strongly agree 1

GO TO LABudget

2 Tend to agree 2 3 Neither agree nor disagree 3 4 Tend to disagree 4 5 Strongly disagree 5 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK ALL LABudget NEW [Name of local authority] asks local people for their views before setting its

budget. CORE SHOWCARD B

SINGLE CODE

1 Strongly agree 1

GO TO LAPrtOpp

2 Tend to agree 2 3 Neither agree nor disagree 3 4 Tend to disagree 4 5 Strongly disagree 5 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

95

ASK ALL LAPrtOpp NEW LiW 2006a

I have an opportunity to participate in making decisions about the running of my local authority services.


1 Strongly agree 1

[Module ends]

2 Tend to agree 2 3 Neither agree nor disagree 3 4 Tend to disagree 4 5 Strongly disagree 5 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 TIMESTAMP

Access to services and facilities SUBSAMPLED MODULE: ASK OF 3k SUBSAMPLE, SPLIT EVENLY BY REGION (SOUTH EAST; SOUTH WEST; MID; AND NORTH WALES) ASK ALL I will now ask some questions about the services and facilities in your local area. By local services and facilities, I mean things like shops, restaurants, parks, sports centres, schools and GP surgeries. ASK ALL LocServAv NEW How satisfied or dissatisfied are you that good services and facilities are available

in your local area? IF NECESSARY: Please think about the area within 15 to 20 minutes walking distance from your home.

CORE SHOWCARD A THIS IS THE RESPONDENT’S OWN INTERPRETATION SINGLE CODE

1 Very satisfied 1

GO TO LocServGet

2 Fairly satisfied 2 3 Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied 3 4 Fairly dissatisfied 4 5 Very dissatisfied 5 No local services and facilities (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) 6 Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

96

ASK IF NOT 6 AT LocServAv LocServGet NEW How satisfied or dissatisfied are you with your ability to get to these services and

facilities? CORE SHOWCARD A

THIS IS THE RESPONDENT’S OWN INTERPRETATION SINGLE CODE

1 Very satisfied 1

GO TO LocServFac

2 Fairly satisfied 2 3 Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied 3 4 Fairly dissatisfied 4 5 Very dissatisfied 5 Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK ALL LocServFac NEW CL 1415a

As far as you know, which, if any of the following services and facilities are available in your local area? IF NECESSARY: Please think about the area within 15 to 20 minutes walking distance from your home.

SHOWCARD 23 THIS IS THE RESPONDENT’S OWN INTERPRETATION. WE ARE ASKING ABOUT WHAT IS PROVIDED IN THE LOCAL AREA, NOT THE QUALITY OF THE SERVICE. E.G. IF RESPONDENT SAYS THERE IS A BUS ROUTE, BUT BUSES ARE INFREQUENT, THIS SHOULD STILL BE CODED AS 16. CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Shops 1

[Module ends]

2 Pub / restaurant 2 3 Cinema 3 4 Park 4 5 Library 5 6 Community centre 6 7 Sports centre / club 7 8 Youth club 8 9 Health centre / GP surgery 9 10 Chemist 10 11 Post office 11 12 Primary school 12 13 Secondary school 13 14 Place of worship (e.g. church) 14 15 Cash machine 15 16 Public transport links (e.g. train station or bus route) 16 17 None of the above 17 Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 TIMESTAMP

97

98

Play SUBSAMPLED QUESTION: 2K NON-PARENTS (NATIONAL-LEVEL RESULTS) AND ALL PARENTS / GUARDIANS OF CHILDREN IN HOUSEHOLD AGED 1-15. ASK ALL I’m now going to ask you some questions about places for children and young people to play in the local area. SUBSAMPLED QUESTION: 2K NON-PARENTS (NATIONAL-LEVEL RESULTS) ASK ALL NON-PARENTS IN SUBSAMPLE PlayOppXPar NS 1415

Thinking about your local area, how satisfied or dissatisfied are you with the places available for children and young people to play or meet up?

CORE SHOWCARD A LOCAL AREA IS RESPONDENT’S INTERPRETATION SINGLE CODE

1 Very satisfied 1

[Module ends]





Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 TIMESTAMP [SCRIPTING NOTE: ONLY ASK REMAINDER OF MODULE IF RESPONDENT IS PARENT/ GUARDIAN OF CHILD IN HOUSEHOLD – IF RELRESP2 = 4/5/6 OR ANY NAMES SELECTED AT GrdChk AND CHILD IS AGED 1-15. IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE CHILD IN THE HOUSEHOLD IN THIS AGE GROUP WHO SATISFIES THESE CONDITIONS THEN RANDOMLY SELECT CHILD.] ASK OF PARENTS, ONE CHILD (AGED 1 to 10) SELECTED AT RANDOM PlayOppU11 NS 1415

Please think about outdoor and indoor places for [name] to play in the local area. Overall, how satisfied or dissatisfied are you with these places to play?

CORE SHOWCARD A LOCAL AREA IS RESPONDENT’S INTERPRETATION. WE ARE ONLY INTERESTED IN THE RESPONDENT’S VIEWS ABOUT PLACES FOR THE SELECTED CHILD TO PLAY. SINGLE CODE

1 Very satisfied 1

GO TO PlayClubU11 2 Fairly satisfied 2


4 Fairly dissatisfied 4 GO TO PlayOppBarU


Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO PlayClubU11

Refused -99

99

ASK IF 4 OR 5 AT PlayOppU11, SAME CHILD SELECTED ABOVE PlayOppBarU NS 1415

Why are you dissatisfied with these places to play?

SHOWCARD 24 CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 A lack of suitable outdoor public places 1

GO TO PlayClubU11

2 A lack of suitable indoor public places 2 3 A lack of suitable clubs / activities 3 4 Too much crime / antisocial behaviour 4 5 Concerns about traffic 5 6 Concerns about strangers 6 7 Negative views from neighbours or other adults 7 8 Lack of suitable transport 8 9 Cost 9

10 Other (please specify) 10 GO TO PlayOppBarUOT

Child is too young (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -8 GO TO PlayClubU11


ASK IF 10 AT PlayOppBarU PlayOppBarUOT NS 1415

ASK OR CODE: What is the reason?

INTERVIEWER WRITE IN GO TO PlayClubU11

ASK OF PARENTS, ONE CHILD (AGED 1 to 10) SELECTED AT RANDOM PlayClubU11 NEW Please think about clubs or organised activities that [name] can take part in in the

local area. Overall, how satisfied or dissatisfied are you with these clubs or activities?

CORE SHOWCARD A LOCAL AREA IS RESPONDENT’S INTERPRETATION. SINGLE CODE

1 Very satisfied 1

GO TO PlayOppO11





Don't know/ Not aware of organised activities (SPONTANEOUS ONLY)

-9

100

ASK OF PARENTS, ONE CHILD (AGED 11 to 15) SELECTED AT RANDOM PlayOppO11 NS 1415

[Now] please think about the places where [name] can meet and get together with friends in the local area. Overall, how satisfied or dissatisfied are you with these places to meet and get together?

[SCRIPTING NOTE: ONLY DISPLAY TEXT FILL [Now] IF RESPONDENT HAS ALREADY ANSWERED PlayOppU11]

CORE SHOWCARD A LOCAL AREA IS RESPONDENT’S INTERPRETATION TYPE OF PLACE (E.G. FORMAL OR INFORMAL) IS ALSO THE RESPONDENT’S INTERPRETATION. SINGLE CODE

1 Very satisfied 1

GO TO PlayClubO11 2 Fairly satisfied 2


4 Fairly dissatisfied 4 GO TO PlayOppBarO


Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO PlayClubO11 ASK IF 4 OR 5 AT PlayOppO11, SAME CHILD SELECTED ABOVE PlayOppBarO NS 1415

Why are you dissatisfied with these places?


1 A lack of suitable outdoor public places 1

GO TO PlayClubO11

2 A lack of suitable indoor public places 2 3 A lack of suitable clubs / activities 3 4 Too much crime / antisocial behaviour 4 5 Concerns about traffic 5 6 Concerns about strangers 6 7 Negative views from neighbours or other adults 7 8 Lack of suitable transport 8 9 Cost 9

10 Other (please specify) 10 GO TO PlayOppBarOOT

Child is too young (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) 11 GO TO PlayClubO11


ASK IF 10 AT PlayOppBarO PlayOppBarOOT NS 1415

ASK OR CODE: What is the reason?

INTERVIEWER WRITE IN GO TO PlayClubO11

101

ASK OF PARENTS, ONE CHILD (AGED 11 to 15) SELECTED AT RANDOM PlayClubO11 NEW Please think about clubs or organised activities that [name] can take part in in the

local area. Overall, how satisfied or dissatisfied are you with these clubs or activities?

CORE SHOWCARD A LOCAL AREA IS RESPONDENT’S INTERPRETATION SINGLE CODE

1 Very satisfied 1

[Module ends]





Don't know/ Not aware of organised activities -9 TIMESTAMP

Children’s rights

SUBSAMPLED TOPIC: ALL PARENTS PLUS A 2K SUBSAMPLE OF NON-PARENTS (NATIONAL-LEVEL RESULTS)

ASK ALL We’d like to find out how informed people feel about the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. There are no right or wrong answers. ASK ALL UNCRC NEW How much have you previously heard about the United Nations Convention on the

Rights of the Child? SHOWCARD 25

SINGLE CODE

1 Heard of it and have a fair idea of the rights it involves 1

[Module ends] 2 Heard of it, but not sure what rights it involves 2

3 Not heard of it 3


102

Confidence in education system SUBSAMPLED TOPIC: ASK HALF OF ALL PARENTS, PLUS A 2K SUBSAMPLE OF NON PARENTS (GROUP A) ASK ALL The Welsh Government is interested in your views about education in Wales. Please think about all aspects of the education system, from nursery schools through to universities as well as adult education courses. Please answer on a scale of nought to ten, where nought is ‘not at all confident’ and ten is ‘extremely confident’. ASK ALL EdConf NEW How confident are you in the education system in Wales?

SHOWCARD 26

ANSWER IS TO BE GIVEN ON A SCALE OF NOUGHT TO TEN, WHERE NOUGHT IS ‘NOT AT ALL CONFIDENT’ AND TEN IS ‘EXTREMELY CONFIDENT’. SINGLE CODE

0-10 scale [Module ends]


Satisfaction with education system SUBSAMPLED TOPIC: ASK HALF OF ALL PARENTS PLUS A 2K SUBSAMPLE OF NON-PARENTS (GROUP B) ASK ALL The Welsh Government is interested in your views about education in Wales. Please think about all aspects of the education system, from nursery schools through to universities as well as adult education courses. Please answer on a scale of nought to ten, where nought is ‘extremely bad’ and ten is ‘extremely good’. ASK ALL EdOverSat NS 1617 ESS

Please say what you think overall about the state of education in Wales nowadays?

SHOWCARD 27 ANSWER IS TO BE GIVEN ON A SCALE OF NOUGHT TO TEN, WHERE NOUGHT IS ‘EXTREMELY BAD’ AND TEN IS ‘EXTREMELY GOOD’. SINGLE CODE

0-10 scale [Module ends]


103

Primary schools [SCRIPTING NOTE: ONLY ASK THIS MODULE IF RESPONDENT IS PARENT/GUARDIAN OF CHILD IN HOUSEHOLD – IF RelResp2 = 4/5/6 OR ANY NAMES SELECTED AT GrdChk AND CHILD IS AGED 4-12. IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE CHILD IN THE HOUSEHOLD IN THIS AGE GROUP WHO SATISFIES THESE CONDITIONS THEN RANDOMLY SELECT CHILD.] THE NEXT QUESTIONS ASK ABOUT A CHILD IN THE HOUSEHOLD. IF THE RESPONDENT IS NOT THE PARENT OF THIS CHILD, PLEASE USE APPROPRIATE LANGUAGE WHERE NECESSARY (E.G. ‘YOUR GRANDCHILD/GRANDCHILDREN’) I’d now like to ask you about primary schools. The computer has randomly chosen one of your children to think about when answering these questions. Please just think about [name] when answering. IF ONLY ONE CHILD THEN: I’d now like to ask you about primary schools. ASK IF (4/5/6 AT RELRESP2 OR 1 AT GRDCHK) AND HAS CHILD AGED 4-12 PsChildAtt NS 1617

Has [name] attended a primary school in Wales in the last 12 months?

SINGLE CODE Yes 1 GO TO PsWhich

No 2 [Module ends]

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 1 AT PsChildAtt PsWhich NS 1617

Which school is this? READ OUT IF NECESSARY: If [name] has attended more than one primary school in the last 12 months, please answer about the school attended most recently.

THE SCHOOLS IN THE LOCAL AUTHORITY AREA ARE DISPLAYED; MOVE THE CURSOR TO THE CORRECT ONE AND THEN CLICK ON 'SELECT'. IF THE REQUIRED SCHOOL ISN'T THERE, CLICK ON 'CANCEL' AND CONTINUE TO 'SCHOOLNAME' SINGLE CODE [SCRIPTING NOTE: USE TO CALCULATE DvPsFeePay (1 IF FEE PAYING, 2 IF NOT FEE PAYING). SHOW E.G. NEAREST 10 PRIMARY SCHOOLS.]

ENTER SCHOOL NAME GO TO PsFeePay ASK IF SCHOOL NAME NOT IN LOOK-UP TABLE PsFeePay NS 1617

Was this a private fee-paying school?

SINGLE CODE Yes 1 [Module ends]

No 2 GO TO PsSchSat Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

104

ASK IF 2 AT DvPsFeePay or 2 at PsFeePay PsSchSat NS 1617

Thinking about the last 12 months, how satisfied or dissatisfied are you with [name]'s primary school?

IF THE CHILD HAS MOVED PRIMARY SCHOOL IN THE LAST 12 MONTHS, ASK ABOUT THE MOST RECENT PRIMARY SCHOOL. CORE SHOWCARD A SINGLE CODE

1 Very satisfied 1

GO TO PsChldNds





Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 2 AT DvPsFeePay or 2 at PsFeePay To what extent do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements about your overall experience of [name]’s primary school? ASK IF 2 AT DvPsFeePay or 2 at PsFeePay PsChldNds NS 1314a

[name]’s school ensures that all of [his/her] individual educational needs are provided for. IF NECESSARY: To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?


1 Strongly agree 1

GO TO PsPrepStg

2 Tend to agree 2 3 Neither agree nor disagree 3 4 Tend to disagree 4 5 Strongly disagree 5 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 2 AT DvPsFeePay or 2 at PsFeePay PsPrepStg NEW [name]’s school is preparing [him/her] well for the next stage of [his/her]

education. IF NECESSARY: To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?


1 Strongly agree 1

GO TO PsWellR


105

ASK IF 2 AT DvPsFeePay or 2 at PsFeePay PsWellR NEW [Name]’s school is helping [him/her] to develop into a well-rounded individual.



1 Strongly agree 1

GO TO PsCurric

2 Tend to agree 2 3 Neither agree nor disagree 3 4 Tend to disagree 4 5 Strongly disagree 5 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 2 AT DvPsFeePay or 2 at PsFeePay PsCurric NEW [Name]’s school keeps me informed about what [he/she] is learning about.



1 Strongly agree 1

GO TO PsDevS

2 Tend to agree 2 3 Neither agree nor disagree 3 4 Tend to disagree 4 5 Strongly disagree 5 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 2 AT DvPsFeePay or 2 at PsFeePay PsDevS NEW [Name]’s school helps me to find ways to support [him/her] with [his/her] learning.



1 Strongly agree 1

GO TO PsALN


106

ASK IF 2 AT DvPsFeePay or 2 at PsFeePay PsALN NEW Does [name] have any special educational needs or additional learning needs that

makes it harder for [him/her] to learn than other children the same age? IF NECESSARY: Any learning difficulty or disability that means [he/she] needs extra support at school?

SINGLE CODE Yes 1 GO TO PsState No 2

[Module ends] Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 1 AT PsALN PsState NEW Has [name’s] school or [name of local authority] given [him/her] any of these

plans? SHOWCARD 28

STATEMENTS ARE STATUTORY PLANS FOR LEARNERS WITH SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS ISSUED BY THE LOCAL AUTHORITY. INDIVIDUAL EDUCATION PLANS ARE ISSUED BY THE SCHOOL TO LEARNERS WITH SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS OR ADDITIONAL LEARNING NEEDS. THEY ARE USUALLY SUPPORTED THROUGH ‘SCHOOL ACTION’ OR ‘SCHOOL ACTION PLUS’, OR ‘EARLY YEARS ACTION’ OR ‘EARLY YEARS ACTION PLUS’ IN EARLY YEARS SETTINGS. INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT PLANS ARE A NEW TYPE OF PLAN ISSUED BY THE LOCAL AUTHORITY OR SCHOOL TO YOUNG PEOPLE WITH SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS OR ADDITIONAL LEARNING NEEDS. CODE ALL THAT APPLY SCRIPTING NOTE FOR TEXTFILL: LOCAL AUTHORITY SHOULD BE THE AUTHORITY WHERE THE SCHOOL IS LOCATED

1 Statement of special educational needs 1

[Module ends] 2 Individual education plan 2 3 Individual development plan 3 4 Early Years Action Plus / Early Years Action plan 4 5 School Action Plus / School Action plan 5

6 Other (PLEASE SPECIFY) 6 GO TO PsStatOT

7 None 7 [Module ends] Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

ASK IF 6 AT PsState PsStateOT NEW ASK OR CODE: What is the [other] plan?

[SCRIPTING NOTE: TEXT FILL IF ANY OF 1-5 ALSO SELECTED AT PsState]

INTERVIEWER WRITE IN [Module ends]

TIMESTAMP

107

Secondary schools [SCRIPTING NOTE: ONLY ASK THIS MODULE IF RESPONDENT IS PARENT/GUARDIAN OF CHILD IN HOUSEHOLD – IF RelResp2 = 4/5/6 OR ANY NAMES SELECTED AT GrdChk AND CHILD IS AGED 11-19. IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE CHILD IN THE HOUSEHOLD IN THIS AGE GROUP WHO SATISFIES THESE CONDITIONS THEN RANDOMLY SELECT CHILD.] THE NEXT QUESTIONS ASK ABOUT A CHILD. IN THE HOUSEHOLD. IF THE RESPONDENT IS NOT THE PARENT OF THIS CHILD, PLEASE USE APPROPRIATE LANGUAGE WHERE NECESSARY (E.G. ‘YOUR GRANDCHILD/GRANDCHILDREN’) I’d now like to ask you about secondary schools. The computer has randomly chosen one of your children for you to think about when answering these questions. Please just think about [name] when answering. IF ONLY ONE CHILD THEN: I’d now like to ask you about secondary schools. ASK ALL SsChildAtt NS 1617

Has [name] attended a secondary school in Wales in the last 12 months?

SINGLE CODE Yes 1 GO TO SsWhich

No 2 [Module ends]

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 1 AT SsChildAtt SsWhich NS 1617

Which school is this? READ OUT IF NECESSARY: If [name] has attended more than one secondary school in the last 12 months, please answer about the school attended most recently.

THE SCHOOLS IN THE LOCAL AUTHORITY AREA ARE DISPLAYED; MOVE THE CURSOR TO THE CORRECT ONE AND THEN CLICK ON 'SELECT'. IF THE REQUIRED SCHOOL ISN'T THERE, CLICK ON 'CANCEL'. SINGLE CODE [SCRIPTING NOTE: USE TO CALCULATE DvSsFeePay (1 IF FEE PAYING, 2 IF NOT FEE PAYING). SHOW E.G. NEAREST 10 SECONDARY SCHOOLS.]

ENTER SCHOOL NAME GO TO SsFeePay ASK IF SCHOOL NAME NOT IN LOOK-UP TABLE SsFeePay NS 1617

Was this a private fee-paying school?

SINGLE CODE

Yes 1 [Module ends]

No 2 GO TO SsSchSat


108

ASK IF 2 AT DvSsFeePay OR 2 AT SsFeePay SsSchSat NS 1617

Thinking about the last 12 months, how satisfied or dissatisfied are you with [name]’s secondary school?

IF THE CHILD HAS MOVED SCHOOL IN THE LAST 12 MONTHS, ASK ABOUT THE MOST RECENT SCHOOL. CORE SHOWCARD A SINGLE CODE

1 Very satisfied 1

GO TO SsChldNds





Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 2 AT DvSsFeePay OR 2 AT SsFeePay To what extent do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements about your overall experience of [name]’s secondary school? ASK IF 2 AT DvSsFeePay OR 2 AT SsFeePay SsChldNds NEW [Name]’s school ensures that all of [his/her] individual educational needs are

provided for. IF NECESSARY: To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?


1 Strongly agree 1

GO TO SSPrepStg

2 Tend to agree 2 3 Neither agree nor disagree 3 4 Tend to disagree 4 5 Strongly disagree 5 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 2 AT DvSsFeePay OR 2 AT SsFeePay SsPrepStg NEW [Name]’s school is preparing [him/her] well for the next stage of [his/her]

education, training or employment. IF NECESSARY: To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?


1 Strongly agree 1

GO TO SsWellR


109

ASK IF 2 AT DvSsFeePay OR 2 AT SsFeePay SsWellR NEW [Name]’s school is helping [him/her] to develop into a well-rounded individual.


d CORE SHOWCARD B SINGLE CODE

1 Strongly agree 1

GO TO SsALN

2 Tend to agree 2 3 Neither agree nor disagree 3 4 Tend to disagree 4 5 Strongly disagree 5 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 2 AT DvSsFeePay OR 2 AT SsFeePay SsALN NEW Does [name] have any special educational needs or additional learning needs that

makes it harder for [him/her] to learn than other young people the same age? IF NECESSARY: Any learning difficulty or disability that means [he/she] needs extra support at school?

SINGLE CODE Yes 1 GO TO SsState No 2 [Module ends]

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 1 AT SsALN SsState NEW Has [name’s] school or [name of local authority] given [him/her] any of these

plans? SHOWCARD 29

STATEMENTS ARE STATUTORY PLANS FOR LEARNERS WITH SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS ISSUED BY THE LOCAL AUTHORITY. INDIVIDUAL EDUCATION PLANS ARE ISSUED BY THE SCHOOL TO LEARNERS WITH SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS OR ADDITIONAL LEARNING NEEDS, USUALLY SUPPORTED THROUGH ‘SCHOOL ACTION’ OR ‘SCHOOL ACTION PLUS’. INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT PLANS ARE A NEW TYPE OF PLAN ISSUED BY THE LOCAL AUTHORITY OR SCHOOL TO YOUNG PEOPLE WITH SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS OR ADDITIONAL LEARNING NEEDS. CODE ALL THAT APPLY SCRIPTING NOTE FOR TEXTFILL: LOCAL AUTHORITY SHOULD BE THE AUTHORITY WHERE THE SCHOOL IS LOCATED

1 Statement of special educational needs 1

[Module ends] 2 Individual education plan 2 3 Individual development plan 3 4 School Action Plus / School Action plan 4

5 Other (PLEASE SPECIFY) 5 GO TO SsStateOT

6 None 6 [Module ends]


110

ASK IF 5 AT SsState SsStateOT NEW ASK OR CODE: What is the [other] plan? [SCRIPTING NOTE: TEXT FILL IF ANY OF 1-5 ALSO SELECTED AT SsState] INTERVIEWER WRITE IN [Module ends] TIMESTAMP

Responsibility for education ASK ALL PARENTS OF CHILDREN IN FULL TIME EDUCATION UNDER 19 EdResp NEW Thinking in general about children and education, which of these best describes

who has responsibility for a child’s education? SHOWCARD 30

SINGLE CODE

1 Completely the parent’s responsibility 1

[Module ends]

2 Mainly the parent’s responsibility 2 3 School and parent have equal responsibility 3 4 Mainly the school’s responsibility 4 5 Completely the school’s responsibility 5 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 TIMESTAMP

111

Screen time for child ONLY ASK THIS MODULE IF RESPONDENT IS PARENT/GUARDIAN OF CHILD (AGED 3-7) IN HOUSEHOLD – IF RelResp2 = 4/5/6 OR ANY NAMES SELECTED AT GrdChk. IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE CHILD IN THE HOUSEHOLD WHO SATISFIES THESE CONDITIONS THEN RANDOMLY SELECT CHILD. THE NEXT QUESTIONS ASK ABOUT A CHILD IN THE HOUSEHOLD. IF THE RESPONDENT IS NOT THE PARENT OF THIS CHILD, PLEASE USE APPROPRIATE LANGUAGE WHERE NECESSARY (E.G. ‘YOUR GRANDCHILD/GRANDCHILDREN’) ASK ALL PARENTS OF CHILD AGED 3 – 7 I’d now like to ask you about activities [name] might do which involve looking at screens. ASK ALL PARENTS OF CHILD AGED 3 – 7 Device NEW Which of these electronic devices, if any, does [name] spend time watching or

using? SHOWCARD 31

IF CHILD DOES NOT USE OR WATCH ANY DEVICES, CODE AS 9 CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Television 1 GO TO TvTmWd

2 Tablet (e.g. iPad/Kindle) 2

GO TO DeviceTmWd

3 Computer 3

4 Laptop 4

5 Smartphone 5

6 Games console 6

7 Hand held games player, (e.g. a DS or PSP) 7

8 Other (PLEASE SPECIFY) 8 GO TO DeviceOT

Doesn’t watch or use any (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) 9 [Module ends] Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

Refused -99 ASK IF 8 AT Device DeviceOT NEW ASK OR CODE: What is the other electronic device? [SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING [50]] GO TO TvTmWd

112

ASK IF 1 AT Device TvTmWd NS 1617a

On a normal weekday, how many hours does [name] spend watching the television? IF NECESSARY: This can include time spent watching DVDs, BBC iPlayer, Netflix etc. on the television, but not on any other electronic device.

SHOWCARD 32

SINGLE CODE

1 None at all 1

GO TO TvTmWe

2 About half an hour a day 2 3 About 1 hour a day 3 4 About 2 hours a day 4 5 About 3 hours a day 5 6 About 4 hours a day 6 7 About 5 hours a day 7 8 About 6 hours a day 8 9 About 7 hours or more a day 9 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

ASK IF 1 AT Device TvTmWe NS 1617a

And how many hours a day does [name] spend doing this at the weekend?

SHOWCARD 32 SINGLE CODE [SCRIPTING NOTE: HARD CHECK THAT NOT 1 AT TvTmWd AND 1 AT TvTmWe]

1 None at all 1

GO TO DeviceTmWd

2 About half an hour a day 2

3 About 1 hour a day 3

4 About 2 hours a day 4





9 About 7 hours or more a day 9


113

ASK IF 2-8 AT Device DeviceTmWd NS 1617a

On a normal week day, how many hours does [name] spend using [the/a] [electronic device]? [SCRIPTING NOTE: IF ONE DEVICE SELECTED FROM CODES 2-8 AT Devices, DISPLAY “a [DEVICE NAME]” IN TEXT FILLS. IF TWO DEVICES SELECTED FROM CODES 2-8 AT Devices, DISPLAY “a [DEVICE NAME] or [DEVICE NAME]”. IF CODE 1 AND 3 OR MORE DEVICES FROM CODES 2-8 SELECTED AT Devices, DISPLAY “other electronic devices”. IF 3 OR MORE DEVICES FROM CODES 2-8 BUT NOT CODE 1 SELECTED AT Devices, DISPLAY “these electronic devices”.] IF NECESSARY: This could be for using services like BBC iPlayer, playing games and watching videos, but don’t count time talking on the phone.

SHOWCARD 32

SINGLE CODE

1 None at all 1

GO TO DeviceTmWe


ASK IF 2-8 AT Device DeviceTmWe NS 1617a

And how many hours a day does [name] spend doing this at the weekend?

SHOWCARD 32 SINGLE CODE [SCRIPTING NOTE: HARD CHECK THAT NOT 1 AT DeviceTmWd AND 1 AT DeviceTmWe]

1 None at all 1

GO TO DeviceTmPar


114

ASK IF 1-8 AT Device DeviceTmPar NEW Thinking about the time [name] spends using electronic devices or watching TV,

how much of that time do you do this with [him/her]?

SHOWCARD 33

SINGLE CODE

1 All (or almost all) of that time 1

GO TO DeviceAct 2 Most of that time 2 3 Some of that time 3 4 A little or none of that time 4 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

ASK IF 2 OR 5 AT Device DeviceTab NEW What does [name] do on the [tablet] [or] [smartphone]?

SHOWCARD 34

CODE ALL THAT APPLY IF ALL ACTIVITIES NOT KNOWN, SELECT DON’T KNOW. IF SOME ACTIVITIES NOT KNOWN, CODE ALL KNOWN ACTIVITIES AND ALSO SELECT DON’T KNOW [SCRIPTING NOTE: ALLOW DK TO BE CODED ALONGSIDE OTHER OPTIONS AS MAY KNOW SOME ACTIVITIES AND NOT OTHERS]

1 Browses on websites 1

GO TO DeviceLap

2 Plays games 2 3 Draws / makes images or photos 3 4 Listens to music 4 5 Watches cartoons or other videos 5 6 Finds out information 6 7 Reads stories 7

8 Other (PLEASE SPECIFY) 8 GO TO DeviceActOT

9 Don't know 9 GO TO DeviceLap

ASK IF 8 AT DeviceTab DeviceTabOT NEW What is the other activity?

INTERVIEWER WRITE IN

115

ASK IF 3OR 4 AT Device DeviceLap NEW What does [name] do on the [laptop] [or] [computer]?

SHOWCARD 34

CODE ALL THAT APPLY IF ALL ACTIVITIES NOT KNOWN, SELECT DON’T KNOW. IF SOME ACTIVITIES NOT KNOWN, CODE ALL KNOWN ACTIVITIES AND ALSO SELECT DON’T KNOW [SCRIPTING NOTE: ALLOW DK TO BE CODED ALONGSIDE OTHER OPTIONS AS MAY KNOW SOME ACTIVITIES AND NOT OTHERS]

1 Browses on websites 1

[Module ends]

2 Plays games 2 3 Draws / makes images or photos 3 4 Listens to music 4 5 Watches cartoons or other videos 5 6 Finds out information 6 7 Reads stories 7

8 Other (PLEASE SPECIFY) 8 GO TO DeviceLapOT

9 Don't know 9 [Module ends]

ASK IF 8 AT DeviceLap DeviceLapOT NEW What is the other activity?

INTERVIEWER WRITE IN

TIMESTAMP

Physical activity of child ONLY ASK THIS MODULE IF RESPONDENT IS PARENT/GUARDIAN OF CHILD AGED 3-7 IN HOUSEHOLD – IF RelResp2 = 4/5/6 OR ANY NAMES SELECTED AT GrdChk. IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE CHILD IN THE HOUSEHOLD WHO SATISFIES THESE CONDITIONS THEN SAME CHILD AS PREVIOUS SECTION. THE NEXT QUESTIONS ASK ABOUT A CHILD IN THE HOUSEHOLD. IF THE RESPONDENT IS NOT THE PARENT OF THIS CHILD, PLEASE USE APPROPRIATE LANGUAGE WHERE NECESSARY (E.G. ‘YOUR GRANDCHILD/GRANDCHILDREN’) These questions are about any exercise [name] did in the last 7 days. Please include exercise done at school, outside school, with a club, with friends or on [his / her] own. By “exercise” I mean any physical activity that left [him / her] feeling warm or at least slightly out of breath. This would include activities such as playing sport, cycling, running or brisk walking. How much exercise did [name] do on…?

116

[SCRIPTING NOTE: START WITH WHICHEVER IS THE EARLIEST DAY IN THE PREVIOUS 7 DAYS] ASK ALL CActMon WHS NS 1617

Last Monday IF NECESSARY: By “exercise” I mean any physical activity that left [him / her] feeling warm or at least slightly out of breath. This would include activities such as playing sport, cycling, running or brisk walking.

SHOWCARD 35

SINGLE CODE

1 None 1

GO TO CActTue

2 About half an hour 2

3 About an hour 3

4 More than an hour 4

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK ALL CActTue WHS NS 1617

Last Tuesday IF NECESSARY: By “exercise” I mean any physical activity that left [him / her] feeling warm or at least slightly out of breath. This would include activities such as playing sport, cycling, running or brisk walking.


1 None 1

GO TO CActWed


3 About an hour 3


Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK ALL CActWed WHS NS 1617

Last Wednesday IF NECESSARY: By “exercise” I mean any physical activity that left [him / her] feeling warm or at least slightly out of breath. This would include activities such as playing sport, cycling, running or brisk walking.


1 None 1

GO TO CActThu


3 About an hour 3



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ASK ALL CActThu WHS NS 1617

Last Thursday IF NECESSARY: By “exercise” I mean any physical activity that left [him / her] feeling warm or at least slightly out of breath. This would include activities such as playing sport, cycling, running or brisk walking.

SHOWCARD 35

SINGLE CODE

1 None 1

GO TO CActFri


3 About an hour 3


Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK ALL CActFri WHS NS 1617

Last Friday IF NECESSARY: By “exercise” I mean any physical activity that left [him / her] feeling warm or at least slightly out of breath. This would include activities such as playing sport, cycling, running or brisk walking.


1 None 1

GO TO CActSat


3 About an hour 3


Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK ALL CActSat WHS NS 1617

Last Saturday IF NECESSARY: By “exercise” I mean any physical activity that left [him / her] feeling warm or at least slightly out of breath. This would include activities such as playing sport, cycling, running or brisk walking.

SHOWCARD 35

SINGLE CODE

1 None 1

GO TO CActSun


3 About an hour 3



118

ASK ALL CActSun WHS NS 1617

Last Sunday IF NECESSARY: By “exercise” I mean any physical activity that left [him / her] feeling warm or at least slightly out of breath. This would include activities such as playing sport, cycling, running or brisk walking.

SHOWCARD 35

SINGLE CODE

1 None 1

GO TO CActMon


3 About an hour 3



119

Diet of child ONLY ASK THIS MODULE IF RESPONDENT IS PARENT/GUARDIAN OF CHILD AGED 3 – 7 IN HOUSEHOLD – IF RelResp2 = 4/5/6 OR ANY NAMES SELECTED AT GrdChk. IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE CHILD IN THE HOUSEHOLD WHO SATISFIES THESE CONDITIONS THEN SAME CHILD AS PREVIOUS SECTION. THE NEXT QUESTIONS ASK ABOUT A CHILD IN THE HOUSEHOLD. IF THE RESPONDENT IS NOT THE PARENT OF THIS CHILD, PLEASE USE APPROPRIATE LANGUAGE WHERE NECESSARY (E.G. ‘YOUR GRANDCHILD/GRANDCHILDREN’) The next set of questions relates to [name’s] diet. How many times a week does [name] usually eat or drink…? ASK ALL CFruit WHS NS 1617

Fruit (fresh, tinned, dried & frozen)


1 Every day, more than once 1

GO TO CVeg

2 Once a day, every day 2 3 5 – 6 days a week 3 4 2 – 4 days a week 4 5 Once a week 5 6 Less than once a week 6 7 Rarely or never 7 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK ALL CVeg WHS NS 1617

Vegetables (fresh, raw, tinned & frozen)



GO TO CDCoke

2 Once a day, every day 2 3 5 – 6 days a week 3 4 2 – 4 days a week 4 5 Once a week 5 6 Less than once a week 6 7 Rarely or never 7 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

120

ASK ALL CDCoke WHS NS 1617

Diet Coke or other low sugar drinks



GO TO CCoke

2 Once a day, every day 2 3 5 – 6 days a week 3 4 2 – 4 days a week 4 5 Once a week 5 6 Less than once a week 6 7 Rarely or never 7 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK ALL CCoke WHS NS 1617

Coke or other soft drinks that contain sugar



[Module ends]

2 Once a day, every day 2 3 5 – 6 days a week 3 4 2 – 4 days a week 4 5 Once a week 5 6 Less than once a week 6 7 Rarely or never 7 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 TIMESTAMP

Core – Health demographic questions ASK ALL I’d now like to ask you about your health. ASK ALL GenHealth NS 1617 HQ

How is your health in general; is it...


…Very good 1

GO TO HtImpMet

Good 2

Fair 3

Bad 4

Very bad? 5


121

BMI SUBSAMPLED MODULE: RANDOM SUBSAMPLE OF 6K RESPONDENTS, SAME AS OTHER PERSONAL HEALTH TOPICS AND MAXIMISING OVERLAP WITH 5.5K GP SUBSAMPLE ASK MODULE OF ALL EXCEPT THOSE USING OTHER LANGUAGE (I.E. LANGINT <> 3) Now I'm going to ask you about your height and weight. ASK ALL HtImpMet EHIS NS 1617

Would you prefer to tell me your height in centimetres or feet and inches?

SINGLE CODE Centimetres 1 GO TO HtMet Feet and Inches 2 GO TO HtImp ASK IF 1 AT HtImpMet HtMet WHS 2015 NS 1617

How tall are you?

CENTIMETRES GO TO WtImpMet ASK IF 2 AT HtImpMet HtImp WHS 2015 NS 1617

How tall are you? [SCRIPTING NOTE: HALF INCHES ALLOWED]

FEET AND INCHES GO TO WtImpMet ASK OF ALL EXCEPT THOSE USING OTHER LANGUAGE (I.E. LANGINT <> 3) ASK IF 2 AT Gender AND AGE < 55 Pregnant HSE SHeS

May I check, are you pregnant now? THIS IS ASKED TO DECIDE WHETHER TO ASK THE WEIGHT QUESTIONS THAT ARE USED TO CALCULATE BMI, BECAUSE PREGNANT WOMEN ARE EXCLUDED FROM THOSE CALCULATIONS.

SINGLE CODE Yes 1

GO TO WtImpMet No 2 Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 TIMESTAMP

122

ASK IF NOT 2 AT Pregnant WtImpMet EHIS NS 1617

And would you prefer to tell me your weight in kilograms or stones and pounds?

SINGLE CODE Kilograms 1 GO TO WtMet Stones and pounds 2 GO TO WtImp Refusal (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -99 GO TO LongIll ASK if 1 AT WtImpMet WtMet WHS 2015 NS 1617

How much do you weigh?

KILOGRAMS GO TO LongIll ASK if 2 AT WtImpMet WtImp WHS 2015

How much do you weigh?

STONES AND POUNDS GO TO LongIll

TIMESTAMP

Core – Long-term illnesses

ASK ALL EXCEPT THOSE USING OTHER LANGUAGE (I.E. LANGINT <> 3) This question asks you about any health conditions, illnesses or impairments you may have. ASK ALL ASK ALL EXCEPT THOSE USING OTHER LANGUAGE (I.E. LANGINT <> 3) LongIll NS 1617 HQ

Do you have any physical or mental health conditions or illnesses lasting or expected to last for 12 months or more?

SINGLE CODE Yes 1 GO TO Disab1-6 No 2

[Module ends] Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

123

[SCRIPTING NOTE: BEGIN GRID/LOOP] ASK IF 1 AT LongIll. REPEAT FOR UP TO 6 CONDITIONS. [PERSONAL HEALTH] Disab1-6 NS 1617 HSEa

What (other) health problem or disability do you have?

[SCRIPTING NOTE: TO USE PRE DEFINED CODE FRAME LEVEL 2] RECORD FULLY. PROBE FOR DETAIL. IF MORE THAN ONE MENTIONED, ENTER ONE HERE ONLY. RECORD UP TO SIX CONDITIONS IN FIELD 1-6. SPECIFY GO TO DisabLimit1-6

Prefer not to say (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -8 [Module ends] ASK IF RESPONSE ENTERED AT Disab1-6. REPEAT FOR UP TO 6 CONDITIONS. [PERSONAL HEALTH] DisabLimit1-6 NS 1617

Does this condition limit your ability to carry-out normal day-to-day activities in any way? [Please consider whether you are affected while receiving any treatment, taking medication, or using any devices, such as a hearing aid.] [SCRIPTING NOTE: TEXT FILLS APPLY FIRST TIME ONLY]


…Yes, a lot 1

GO TO DisabAnoth1-5 Yes, a little 2 Not at all? 3 Prefer not to say (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -8 ASK IF 1 AT LongIll. REPEAT FOR UP TO 6 CONDITIONS. DisabAnoth1-5 NS 1617

Do you wish to record another health problem or disability?

SINGLE CODE

Yes 1 GO TO Disab1-6

No 2 [Module ends]

[SCRIPTING NOTE: END GRID/LOOP] [SCRIPTING NOTE: CALCULATE DV LngIllLimit] TIMESTAMP

124

Disabled adaptations – respondent ASK MODULE OF ALL EXCEPT THOSE USING OTHER LANGUAGE (I.E. LANGINT <> 3) ASK IF 1 OR 2 AT DisabLimit1-6 The Welsh Government wants to know whether people with disabilities are less likely to have suitable accommodation, so it can develop ways of helping this group. ASK IF 1 OR 2 AT DisabLimit1-6 LngIllAdptR NEW Do you have or need any adaptations to your home because of your physical or

mental health condition or illness? IF NECESSARY: Please think about adaptations you think are needed, regardless of whether you have them or not.

CODE ADAPTATIONS ALREADY MADE AND ADAPTATIONS NEEDED BUT NOT YET MADE AS 1. SINGLE CODE

Yes 1

GO TO SCAccom2R No 2 Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

ASK IF 1 OR 2 AT DisabLimit1-6 SCAccom2R NS 1617a

To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statement: I have suitable accommodation for my individual needs?


1 Strongly agree 1

[Module ends] 2 Tend to agree 2


4 Tend to disagree 4 GO TO SCAccomWhyR 5 Strongly disagree 5

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 [Module ends] ASK IF 4 OR 5 AT SCAcomm2R SCAccomWhyR NEW Why is your accommodation not suitable for your needs?

SHOWCARD 37

SINGLE CODE

1 Waiting for adaptations to be made, but work not yet carried out

1

[Module ends]

2 Waiting to move into suitable accommodation 2

3 Landlord won’t allow work to be carried out 3

4 Landlord won’t pay for work 4

5 Can’t afford it 5

6 Don’t trust tradesmen 6

7 Other (PLEASE SPECIFY) 7 GO TO SCAccomWhyROT


125

ASK IF 5 AT SCAccomWhyR SCAccomWhyROT NEW ASK OR CODE: What is the other reason? [SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING [50]] [Module ends] TIMESTAMP

Long-term illnesses of others in household [SCRIPTING NOTE: REPEAT FOR ALL MEMBERS OF HOUSEHOLD INCLUDING CHILDREN] ASK ALL EXCEPT THOSE USING OTHER LANGUAGE (I.E. LANGINT <> 3) LongIllHh NEW HQa

Does [name] have any physical or mental health conditions or illnesses lasting or expected to last for 12 months or more?

SINGLE CODE Yes 1 GO TO LongIllLimitHh No 2

[Module ends] Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 1 AT LongIllHh LongIllLimitHh NEW HQa

Do any of [name’s] conditions or illnesses reduce [his/her] ability to carry-out day-to-day activities? [IF NECESSARY:] Please consider whether [he/she] is affected while receiving any treatment, taking medication, or using any devices, such as a hearing aid.] [SCRIPTING NOTE: IF NECESSARY INSTRUCTION APPLIES FROM SECOND TIME ONWARDS. I.E. THE SENTENCE SHOULD ALWAYS BE READ OUT FIRST TIME, THEN PRESENTED AS AN ‘IF NECESSARY’ INSTRUCTION ON SUBSEQUENT LOOPS.]


…Yes, a lot 1

[Module ends] Yes, a little 2 Not at all? 3 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 [SCRIPTING NOTE: END GRID/LOOP] TIMESTAMP

126

Disabled adaptations – household ASK IF 1 OR 2 AT LongIllLimitHh AND NOT 1AT LngIllLimit The Welsh Government wants to know whether people with disabilities are less likely to have suitable accommodation, so it can develop ways of helping this group. [SCRIPTING NOTE: REPEAT MODULE FOR ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF HOUSEHOLD WITH LONG-TERM ILLNESS/CONDITION] ASK IF 1 OR 2 AT LongIllLimitHh LngIllAdptHh NEW Do you have or need any adaptations to your home because of [name’s] physical

or mental health condition or illness? IF NECESSARY: Please think about adaptations you think are needed, regardless of whether you have them or not.

CODE ADAPTATIONS ALREADY MADE AND ADAPTATIONS NEEDED BUT NOT YET MADE AS 1. SINGLE CODE

Yes 1 GO TO SCAccom2Hh

No 2 Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

ASK IF 1 OR 2 AT LongIllLimitHh SCAccom2Hh NS 1617a

To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statement: We have suitable accommodation for [name’s] individual needs?


1 Strongly agree 1

[Module ends] 2 Tend to agree 2


4 Tend to disagree 4 GO TO SCAccomWhyHh 5 Strongly disagree 5

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 [Module ends] ASK IF 4 OR 5 AT SCAcomm2Hh SCAccomWhyHh NEW Why is your accommodation not suitable for [name’s] needs?

SHOWCARD 37

SINGLE CODE

1 Waiting for adaptations to be made, but work not yet carried out

1

[Module ends]

2 Waiting to move into suitable accommodation 2

3 Landlord won’t allow work to be carried out 3

4 Landlord won’t pay for work 4

5 Can’t afford it 5

6 Don’t trust tradesmen 6

7 Other (PLEASE SPECIFY) 7 GO TO SCAccomWhyHhOT


127

ASK IF 5 AT SCAccomWhy SCAccomWhyHhOT NEW ASK OR CODE: What is the other reason? [SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING [50]] [Module ends] [SCRIPTING NOTE: END GRID/LOOP] TIMESTAMP

Carers (volunteering) ASK ALL Carer WHS 2015a NS 1617a

Do you look after, or give any help or support to family members, friends, neighbours or others because of long-term physical or mental ill-health or disability, or problems related to old age?

DO NOT COUNT ANYTHING DONE AS PART OF PAID EMPLOYMENT. SINGLE CODE

1 Yes 1 GO TO CarerHrs

2 No 2 [Module ends]

3 Don’t know -9 ASK IF 1 AT Carer CarerHrs WHS 2015a NS 1617a

How many hours a week do you usually do this?


1 1 - 19 hours a week 1 [Module ends] 2 20 - 49 hours a week 2

3 50+ hours a week 3 TIMESTAMP

128

GP services SUBSAMPLED MODULE: ASK OF 5,500 RESPONDENTS (SPLIT EQUALLY BY HEALTH BOARD) ASK ALL The next questions are about health services. Again, please think about the NHS when answering these questions, and not private health services. ASK ALL GpSeenDr NS 1617

Thinking about the last 12 months, have you seen a GP/family doctor about your own health?

SINGLE CODE Yes 1 GO TO GpOverSat

No 2 GO TO GpNSeenDr

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 [Module ends] ASK IF 1 AT GpSeenDr GpOverSat NS 1617

Overall, how satisfied or dissatisfied were you with the care you received? IF NECESSARY: Please think about the last time you saw a GP/family doctor.


1 Very satisfied 1

GO TO GpAppoint





Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 2 AT GpSeenDr GpNSeenDr NS 1617

Was this because you didn’t need to or because you wanted to but couldn’t?

SINGLE CODE I didn’t need to 1 [Module ends] I wanted to but couldn't 2 GO TO GpNAppDiff Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 [Module ends] ASK IF 2 AT GpNSeenDr GpNSeenDr2 NEW And was this because you couldn’t get an appointment at a time that was

convenient to you, or for some other reason? SINGLE CODE Couldn’t get an appointment at a convenient time 1 GO TO GpAppDif Other reason 2

[Module ends] Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 1 AT GpSeenDr

129

GpAppoint NS 1617

Did you make that appointment for yourself?

IF AN APPOINTMENT WAS MADE, BUT NOT BY THE RESPONDENT, CODE ‘NO’ SINGLE CODE

Yes 1 GO TO GpAppEase

No 2 [Module ends] Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

ASK IF 1 AT GpAppoint GpAppEase NS 1617

How easy or difficult was it to get an appointment at a time that was convenient to you?

SHOWCARD 39

SINGLE CODE

1 Very easy 1 [Module ends]

2 Fairly easy 2

3 Fairly difficult 3 GO TO GPAppDif

4 Very difficult 4

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 [Module ends] ASK IF 3 OR 4 AT GpAppEase OR 1 AT GpNSeenDr2 GpAppDif1, GpAppDif2, GpAppDif3, GpAppDif4, GpAppDif5, GpAppDif6, GpAppDif7, GpAppDif8, GpAppDifOth, GpAppDifOT, GpAppDifQna, GpAppDifSna, GpAppDifDk, GpAppDifRef NEW Why would you say it was difficult to get an appointment at a time that was

convenient to you?

d CODE ALL THAT APPLY Long wait for appointment 1

[Module ends] Appointments not available on the same day 2

Appointments not available at convenient times (e.g. evenings/weekends)

3 GO TO GpAppDifTim

Needed to make early morning phone call to get appointment

4

[Module ends]

Could not book appointment with doctor of choice 5

Difficulty getting through on the phone to make the appointment

6

Unable to book appointment far enough in advance 7

Reception staff made it difficult 8

Other (PLEASE SPECIFY) 9


Refused -99 ASK IF 9 AT GpAppDif GpAppDifOT NEW ASK OR CODE: What was the other reason? [SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING [50]]

130

ASK IF 1 AT GpAppDif3 GpAppDifTim NEW [Still thinking about your last appointment,] what time or times of day would have

been convenient for you? [SCRIPTING NOTE: TEXT FILLS ONLY APPLY IF 1 AT GpSeenDr]

SHOWCARD 40

CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Before 8am 1

[Module ends]

2 8-9am 2

3 9-10am 3

4 10am-12 noon 4

5 12 noon-3pm 5

6 3-5pm 6

7 5-6pm 7

8 After 6pm 8


Hospitals SUBSAMPLED MODULE: ASK OF 10,000 RESPONDENTS (SPLIT EQUALLY BY HEALTH BOARD) ASK ALL HspHadApp NS 1617

Thinking about the last 12 months, have you had an appointment at an NHS hospital?

CODE AS ‘NO’ IF THE APPOINTMENT HAS NOT YET TAKEN PLACE SINGLE CODE

Yes 1 GO TO HspPatType

No 2 [Module ends]

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 1 AT HspHadApp I’m now going to ask you some questions about the last time you had an appointment at an NHS hospital.

131

ASK IF 1 AT HspHadApp HspPatType NS 1617

Was that as an outpatient, day patient or an inpatient? IF NECESSARY: An outpatient is a patient at a hospital who is not admitted to a hospital bed. IF NECESSARY: A day patient is admitted to a hospital bed but does not need an overnight stay. IF NECESSARY: An inpatient stays at the hospital overnight.

SINGLE CODE Outpatient 1

GO TO HspOverSat Day patient 2

Inpatient 3

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 1 AT HspHadApp HspOverSat NS 1617

Overall, how satisfied or dissatisfied were you with the care you received?

IF NECESSARY: Please think about the last time you had an appointment at an NHS hospital. CORE SHOWCARD A SINGLE CODE

1 Very satisfied 1

[Module ends]






Use of HSS in Welsh SUBSAMPLED MODULE: ASK OF WELSH SPEAKERS PLUS 2K NATIONAL SUBSAMPLE OF NON WELSH SPEAKERS WHO HAVE HAD GP OR HOSPITAL APPOINTMENT IN THE LAST 12 MONTHS (WITHIN GP MODULE SUBSAMPLE).

ASK MODULE IF 1 AT WelSpk PLUS ASK ALL I’d like to ask about your language preference at a GP or hospital appointment. Please think about receiving treatment from a doctor or healthcare professional, and not speaking to reception staff. Please just think about NHS appointments. ASK ALL HOfferWL NEW Have you ever been asked whether you would prefer to receive treatment in Welsh

or English, either at the GP surgery or hospital?

132

IF NECESSARY: That is, speak in Welsh or English when being treated by a doctor or healthcare professional. IF NECESSARY: Everyone should be asked for their language preference, in case they do speak Welsh.

IF TREATMENT SOMETIMES IN WELSH, BUT PREFERENCE NEVER CHECKED, CODE AS 3 ‘NO’. SINGLE CODE

Yes 1 GO TO HChsWL

No need, treatment has always been in Welsh 2 [Module ends] No 3

GO TO HAskWL Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

ASK IF 1 AT WelSpk AND 1 AT HOfferWL HChsWL NEW Can I check, which language did you choose? SINGLE CODE Welsh 1 GO TO HAppWL

English 2

[Module ends]


ASK IF 1 AT WelSpk AND 3 OR -9 AT HOfferWL HAskWL NEW Have you ever asked if you could receive treatment in Welsh?

IF NECESSARY: That is, speak in Welsh when being treated by a doctor or healthcare professional.

SINGLE CODE Yes 1 GO TO HAppWL

No 2 [Module ends]


ASK IF 1 AT HChsWL OR 1 AT HAskWL HAppWL NEW Have you had any GP or hospital appointments since then? IF ONLY HAD AN APPOINTMENT ON THE SAME OCCASION AS PREFERENCE

EXPRESSED, CODE AS 2 ‘NO’. SINGLE CODE

Yes 1 GO TO HPrefWLRec

No 2 [Module ends]


133

ASK IF 1 AT HAppWL HPrefWLRec NEW Thinking about your most recent appointment, was it remembered that you prefer

to receive treatment in Welsh?

RECORD WHETHER PREFERENCE REMEMBERED BY STAFF, NOT WHETHER RESPONDENT ACTUALLY WANTED OR WAS ABLE TO SPEAK WELSH ON THAT OCCASION. PREFERENCE EXPRESSED AT GP SHOULD BE REMEMBERED AT HOSPITAL AND VICE VERSA. SO IF E.G. EXPRESSED PREFERENCE AT GP BUT IT WAS NOT REMEMBERED AT HOSPITAL, CODE AS 3 ‘NO’. SINGLE CODE

Yes 1

[Module ends]

Yes, but Welsh speaking staff not available 2 No 3 Had since asked to speak to a doctor in English

(SPONTANEOUS ONLY) 4


TIMESTAMP

134

Non-GP primary care services

SUBSAMPLED MODULE: ASK OF 4,300 RESPONDENTS (SPLIT EQUALLY BY HEALTH BOARD) WITHIN GP SUBSAMPLE

ASK ALL NonGPServs NEW WHSa

In the last 12 months, which of these services have you used for yourself, either under the NHS or privately?

SHOWCARD 41

ONLY THE PRIMARY CARE SERVICES LISTED ARE OF INTEREST HERE. IF RESPONDENT WENT TO A&E, DO NOT CODE THIS. CODE ALL THAT APPLY F12 INTERVIEWER HELP SCREEN: Pharmacists dispense medicines and advice. Include pharmacists in hospitals, chemists and supermarkets. Physiotherapists help to restore movement and function when someone is affected by injury, illness or disability. Occupational therapists help when someone is having difficulty with everyday tasks, e.g. dressing or getting to the shops, because of a health condition. Dietitians give advice on food and eating, e.g. to treat a food allergy. Audiologists treat problems with hearing and balance. Exclude a hearing test at an optician. Podiatrists / chiropodists treat foot problems, e.g. corns, foot pain. Osteopaths use stretching and massage to treat joint and muscle pain. Chiropractors use their hands to treat back pain / spinal injuries.

1 Pharmacist 1

GO TO NonGpAdv

2 Optician for an eye test 2 3 Dentist 3 4 GP surgery nurse 4 5 Out of hours GP or GP nurse 5 6 Health visitor or midwife 6 7 District / community nurse 7 8 Physiotherapist 8 9 Occupational therapist 9 10 Dietitian 10 11 Audiologist at a hospital 11 12 Podiatrist / chiropodist 12 13 Osteopath 13 14 Chiropractor 14 15 None of these 15 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

135

ASK ALL NonGpAdv NEW In the last 12 months, which, if any, of these advice services have you used for

yourself? SHOWCARD 42

111 IS A NON-EMERGENCY HELPLINE, SIMILAR TO NHS DIRECT WALES. ADD TO YOUR LIFE IS AN ONLINE HEALTH ASSESSMENT SERVICE. CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 111 (telephone or online) 1

[Module ends] 2 NHS Direct Wales (telephone or online) 2 3 Add to Your Life online service 3 4 None of these 4 Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

TIMESTAMP

Medicines SUBSAMPLED MODULE: ASK OF 4,300 RESPONDENTS (SPLIT EQUALLY BY HEALTH BOARD) WITHIN GP SUBSAMPLE ASK ALL The next section is about medicines. ASK ALL NPMedType NEW WHSa

During the past 4 weeks have you bought any of these types of medicine for yourself? Don’t count anything that you got with a prescription. IF NECESSARY: And which of these did you buy?

SHOWCARD 43

DO NOT INCLUDE MEDICINE BOUGHT BY THE RESPONDENT FOR SOMEONE ELSE. CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Conventional medicines, e.g. painkillers, indigestion remedies, cough medicine

1

GO TO PMed 2 Herbal medicine, e.g. St John’s Wort 2 3 Mineral or vitamin supplements (excluding protein

shakes) 3

4 None of these 4 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

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ASK ALL PMed NEW WHS

Have you been taking any medicine for a year or more that was prescribed to you? IF NECESSARY: Please only include medicine that was prescribed to you personally. IF NECESSARY: We are asking this to help understand whether people on regular medication have different patterns of buying non-prescription medicines.

SINGLE CODE Yes 1

[Module ends] No 2 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 TIMESTAMP

Diet (FG) SUBSAMPLED QUESTION: RANDOM SUBSAMPLE OF 6K RESPONDENTS, SAME AS OTHER PERSONAL HEALTH TOPICS AND MAXIMISING OVERLAP WITH 5.5K GP SUBSAMPLE ASK ALL Now we have some questions about your diet. ASK ALL Veg1 WHS 2015a NS 1617

Looking at this card which types of vegetable, if any, did you eat yesterday?

SHOWCARD 45

CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Salad 1 GO TO Salad

2 Potatoes (include potatoes in other dishes) 2 GO TO Potato

3 Pulses such as baked beans, red kidney beans, lentils, chickpeas, daal

3 GO TO Pulses

4 Other vegetables (either raw, cooked, frozen or tinned) 4 GO TO Veg2

5 Dishes that mainly contain pulses or vegetables (e.g. vegetable stews, vegetable curries, vegetable sauces)

5 GO TO VegDish

6 None of these 6 GO TO Fruit

Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS) -9

137

ASK IF 1 AT Veg1 Salad WHS 2015 NS 1617

How many small bowlfuls of salad did you eat yesterday? SALAD INCLUDES LETTUCE AND VEGETABLES, BUT NOT RICE OR PASTA

SMALL BOWLFULS Range: 0.5..97 (ALLOW FRACTIONS)

GO TO Potato

Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS) -9 ASK IF 2 AT Veg1 Potato WHS 2015 NS 1617

How many tablespoons of potato did you eat yesterday (including potato in other dishes)? IF NECESSARY: A tablespoon is a size bigger than a spoon you would use to eat soup or breakfast cereal.

TABLESPOON SIZE IS ILLUSTRATED ON SHOWCARD 46

TABLESPOONS Range: 0.5..97 (ALLOW FRACTIONS)

GO TO Pulses

Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS) -9 ASK IF 3 AT Veg1 Pulses WHS 2015 NS 1617

How many tablespoons of pulses (such as baked beans, red kidney beans, lentils, chickpeas, daal) did you eat yesterday? IF NECESSARY: A tablespoon is a size bigger than a spoon you would use to eat soup or breakfast cereal.

TABLESPOON SIZE IS ILLUSTRATED ON SHOWCARD 46 TABLESPOONS

Range: 0.5..97 (ALLOW FRACTIONS)

GO TO Veg2 Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS) -9 ASK IF 4 AT Veg1 Veg2 WHS 2015 NS 1617

How many tablespoons of other vegetables (either raw, cooked, frozen or tinned) did you eat yesterday? IF NECESSARY: A tablespoon is a size bigger than a spoon you would use to eat soup or breakfast cereal.

TABLESPOON SIZE IS ILLUSTRATED ON SHOWCARD 46


GO TO VegDish


138

ASK IF 5 AT Veg1 VegDish WHS 2015 NS 1617

How many tablespoons did you eat of dishes made mainly from vegetables or pulses? This could include vegetable stews, vegetable curries, vegetable sauces. Do not include dishes mainly made from potatoes. IF NECESSARY: A tablespoon is a size bigger than a spoon you would use to eat soup or breakfast cereal. DOES NOT INCLUDE SOUP, UNLESS HOMEMADE AND HEAVILY BASED ON VEGETABLES



GO TO Fruit Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS) -9 ASK ALL Fruit WHS 2015a NS 1617

Looking at this card which types of fruit, if any, did you eat yesterday?

FRUIT JUICE INCLUDES FRUIT SMOOTHIE BUT DOES NOT INCLUDE CORDIALS, SQUASHES, JUICE DRINKS OR DIETARY SUPPLEMENT DRINKS

SHOWCARD 47

CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Very small fresh fruit e.g. grapes and berries 1 GO TO FruitVS

2 Small fruit e.g. plums and satsumas 2 GO TO FruitS

3 Medium fruit e.g. apples, bananas and oranges 3 GO TO FruitM

4 Large fruit e.g. grapefruit 4 GO TO FruitL

5 Very large fruit e.g. melon 5 GO TO FruitVL

6 Frozen or tinned fruit 6 GO TO FruitFrzTin

7 Dried fruit e.g. raisins, apricots 7 GO TO FruitDried

8 Dishes made mainly from fruit e.g. fruit salad or fruit pies 8 GO TO FruitDish

9 Fruit juice 9 GO TO FruitJuice


Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS) -9 ASK IF 1 AT FRUIT FruitVS WHS 2015 NS 1617

How many handfuls of very small fresh fruit did you eat yesterday? IF NECESSARY: For example, grapes and berries

HANDFULS Range: 0.5..97 (ALLOW FRACTIONS)

GO TO FruitS


139

ASK IF 2 AT FRUIT FruitS WHS 2015 NS 1617

How many whole small fruit did you eat yesterday? IF NECESSARY: For example, plums and satsumas

WHOLE FRUIT Range: 0.5..97 (ALLOW FRACTIONS)

GO TO FruitM

Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS) -9 ASK IF 3 AT FRUIT FruitM WHS 2015 NS 1617

How many whole medium fruit did you eat yesterday? IF NECESSARY: For example, apples, bananas and oranges

WHOLE FRUIT Range: 0.5..97 (ALLOW FRACTIONS)

GO TO FruitL

Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS) -9 ASK IF 4 AT FRUIT FruitL WHS 2015 NS 1617

How many halves of large fruit did you eat yesterday? IF NECESSARY: For example, grapefruit

HALF FRUIT Range: 0.5..97 (ALLOW FRACTIONS)

GO TO FruitVL

Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS) -9 ASK IF 5 AT FRUIT FruitVL WHS 2015 NS 1617

How many slices of very large fruit did you eat yesterday? IF NECESSARY: For example, melon

SLICES Range: 0.5..97 (ALLOW FRACTIONS)

GO TO FruitFrzTin

Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS) -9 ASK IF 6 AT FRUIT FruitFrzTin WHS 2015 NS 1617

How many tablespoons of frozen or tinned fruit did you eat yesterday? IF NECESSARY: A tablespoon is a size bigger than a spoon you would use to eat soup or breakfast cereal.



GO TO FruitDried Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS) -9

140

ASK IF 7 AT FRUIT FruitDried WHS 2015 NS 1617

How many handfuls of dried fruit did you eat yesterday? IF NECESSARY: For example, raisins or apricots

HANDFULS Range: 0.5..97 (ALLOW FRACTIONS)

GO TO FruitDish

Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS) -9 ASK IF 8 AT FRUIT FruitDish WHS 2015 NS 1617

How many tablespoons of dishes made mainly from fruit did you eat yesterday? IF NECESSARY: This could include fruit salad or fruit pies. A tablespoon is a size bigger than a spoon you would use to eat soup or breakfast cereal.

IF NECESSARY: TABLESPOON SIZE IS ILLUSTRATED ON SHOWCARD 48


GO TO FruitJuice

Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS) -9 ASK IF 9 AT FRUIT FruitJuice WHS 2015 NS 1617

How many small glasses of fruit juice did you drink yesterday? INCLUDE FRUIT SMOOTHIE DO NOT INCLUDE CORDIALS, SQUASHES, JUICE DRINKS OR DIETARY SUPPLEMENT DRINKS

SMALL GLASSES Range: 0.5..97 (ALLOW FRACTIONS)

[Module ends]

Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS) -9 TIMESTAMP

Alcohol (FG) SUBSAMPLED QUESTION: RANDOM SUBSAMPLE OF 6K RESPONDENTS, SAME AS OTHER PERSONAL HEALTH TOPICS AND MAXIMISING OVERLAP WITH 5.5K GP SUBSAMPLE

ASK MODULE OF ALL EXCEPT THOSE USING OTHER LANGUAGE (I.E. LANGINT <> 3) The next questions are about drinking alcohol.

141

ASK ALL DnNow HSE 2014 NS 1617

Do you ever drink alcohol nowadays, including drinks you brew or make at home?

SINGLE CODE Yes 1 GO TO DnFreq

No 2 GO TO DnOcc ASK IF 2 AT DnNow DnOcc HSE 2014 NS 1617

Does that mean you never have an alcoholic drink nowadays, or do you have an alcoholic drink very occasionally, perhaps for medicinal purposes or on special occasions like Christmas and New Year?

SINGLE CODE Very occasionally 1 GO TO DnFreq

Never 2 GO TO DnEv ASK IF 2 AT DnOcc DnEv HSE 2014 NS 1617

Have you always been a non-drinker or did you stop drinking for some reason?

SINGLE CODE Always a non-drinker 1 GO TO Smoke

Used to drink but stopped 2 GO TO DnCond ASK IF 2 AT DnEv DnCond HSE 2014 NS 1617

Did you stop drinking because of a particular health condition that you had at the time?

SINGLE CODE Yes 1

[Module ends] No 2 TIMESTAMP

142

ASK IF 1 AT DnNow OR 1 AT DnOcc DnFreq HSE 2014 NS 1617

How often have you had an alcoholic drink of any kind during the last 12 months?

SHOWCARD 49

SINGLE CODE

1 Almost every day 1

GO TO Dn7d

2 Five or six days a week 2

3 Three or four days a week 3

4 Once or twice a week 4

5 Once or twice a month 5

6 Once every couple of months 6

7 Once or twice a year 7

8 Not at all in the last 12 months 8 GO TO Smoke ASK IF 1 – 7 AT DnFreq Dn7d HSE 2014 NS 1617

Did you have an alcoholic drink in the seven days ending yesterday?

SINGLE CODE Yes 1 GO TO Dn7dN

No 2 GO TO DnOftBr ASK IF 1 AT Dn7d Dn7dN HSE 2014 NS 1617

On how many days out of the last seven did you have an alcoholic drink?

Range: 1..7 GO TO DnSame ASK IF 2 – 7 AT Dn7dN DnSame HSEa 2014 NS 1617

Did you drink more on [one of the days/some days than others], or did you drink about the same on [both/each of those] days?

SINGLE CODE Drank more on one/some day(s) than other(s) 1

GO TO Dn7dMost Same each day 2

143

ASK IF 1 – 7 at Dn7dN Dn7dMost HSE 2014 NS 1617

Which day last week did you [last have an alcoholic drink / have the most to drink]?

SINGLE CODE Sunday 1

GO TO DnType

Monday 2 Tuesday 3 Wednesday 4 Thursday 5 Friday 6 Saturday 7 ASK IF 1 AT Dn7d DnType HSE 2014 NS 1617

Thinking about last [answer to Dn7dMost], what types of drink did you have that day?

SHOWCARD 50

FOR ‘OTHER ALCOHOLIC DRINKS’, EXCLUDE ALL LOW/NON-ALCOHOLIC DRINKS. HOMEMADE DRINKS SHOULD BE CODED INTO THE APPROPRIATE CATEGORY. BEER WITH 6% AND OVER ALCOHOL BY VOLUME: CODE AS ‘STRONG’. CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Normal strength beer / lager / cider / shandy 1 GO TO DnBrMeas

2 Strong beer / lager / cider 2 GO TO DnStBrMeas

3 Spirits or liqueurs 3 GO TO DnSpir

4 Sherry or martini 4 GO TO DnSher

5 Wine 5 GO TO DnWineMeas

6 Alcopops / pre-mixed alcoholic drinks 6 GO TO DnApMeas

7 Other alcoholic drinks 7 GO TO DnOthTyp1

8 Low alcohol drinks only 8 GO TO DnOftBr

144

ASK IF 1 AT DnType DnBrMeas HSE 2014 NS 1617

Still thinking about last [answer to Dn7dMost], how much normal strength beer, lager, stout, cider or shandy (excluding cans and bottles of shandy) did you drink that day? First please say whether you would like to answer in half pints or pints, small cans, large cans or bottles.

PRESS F12 FOR A LIST OF DRINKS TO INCLUDE OR EXCLUDE AS NORMAL STRENGTH BEER, LAGER, STOUT, CIDER OR SHANDY. BEER WITH 6% AND OVER ALCOHOL BY VOLUME: CODE AS ‘STRONG’. CODE ALL THAT APPLY F12 INTERVIEWER HELP SCREEN: ALCOHOL – NORMAL STRENGTH BEER: INCLUDE: • BARLEY WINE • BLACK & TAN • CIDER AND BLACK • FRUIT CIDER • DIABETIC BEER • DESPERADOS • EXPORT • HEAVY • ALCOHOLIC GINGER BEER • HOME BREW BEER • LAGER AND LIME • STOUT • SCRUMPY EXCLUDE: • ANGOSTURA BITTERS (CODE AS SPIRITS) • BEER WITH 6% AND OVER ALCOHOL BY VOLUME (CODE AS ‘STRONG’) • BOTTLES/CANS OF SHANDY • NON-ALCOHOLIC GINGER BEER • NON-ALCOHOLIC LAGERS E.G. BAVARIA 0.0%, BECKS BLUE

Half pints or pints 1

GO TO DnBrHalf Small cans 2

Large cans 3

Bottles 4

Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO DnStBrMeas

145

ASK IF 1 AT DnBrMeas DnBrHalf HSE 2014 NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: How many half pints of normal strength beer, lager, stout, cider or shandy (excluding cans and bottles of shandy) did you drink that day?

PRESS F12 FOR A FULL LIST OF DRINKS TO INCLUDE OR EXCLUDE AS NORMAL STRENGTH BEER, LAGER, STOUT, CIDER OR SHANDY. BEER WITH 6% AND OVER ALCOHOL BY VOLUME: CODE AS ‘STRONG’. F12 SCREEN AS DNBRMEAS

Range: 1..97 GO TO DnBrSmC ASK IF 2 AT DnBrMeas DnBrSmC HSE 2014 NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: How many small cans of normal strength beer, lager, stout, cider or shandy did you drink that day?


Range: 1..97 GO TO DnBrLgC ASK IF 3 AT DnBrMeas DnBrLgC HSE 2014 NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: How many large cans of normal strength beer, lager, stout, cider or shandy did you drink that day?


Range: 1..97 GO TO DnBrBot

146

ASK IF 4 AT DnBrMeas DnBrBot HSE 2014 NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: How many bottles of normal strength beer, lager, stout, cider or shandy did you drink that day?


Range: 1..97 GO TO DnStBrMeas ASK IF 2 AT DnType DnStBrMeas HSE 2014 NS 1617

Still thinking about last [answer to Dn7dMost], how much strong beer, lager, stout or cider did you drink that day? First please say whether you would like to answer in half pints or pints, small cans, large cans or bottles.

PRESS F12 FOR A FULL LIST OF DRINKS TO INCLUDE OR EXCLUDE AS STRONG BEER, LAGER, STOUT, CIDER OR SHANDY. BEER WITH LESS THAN 6% ALCOHOL BY VOLUME: CODE AS ‘NORMAL STRENGTH’. CODE ALL THAT APPLY F12 INTERVIEWER HELP SCREEN: ALCOHOL – STRONG BEER: INCLUDE: • DIAMOND WHITE • DUVEL • GOLD LABEL • K CIDER • LEFFE • SPECIAL BREW LAGER • TENNENTS SUPER EXCLUDE: • ANGOSTURA BITTERS (CODE AS SPIRITS) • BEER ETC WITH LESS THAN 6% ALCOHOL BY VOLUME (CODE AS ‘NORMAL STRENGTH’)

Half pints or pints 1

GO TO DnStBrHalf Small cans 2 Large cans 3 Bottles 4

147

ASK IF1 AT DnStBrMeas DnStBrHalf HSE 2014 NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: How many half pints of strong beer, lager, stout or cider did you drink on that day?

PRESS F12 FOR A FULL LIST OF DRINKS TO INCLUDE OR EXCLUDE AS STRONG BEER, LAGER, STOUT, CIDER OR SHANDY. BEER WITH LESS THAN 6% ALCOHOL BY VOLUME: CODE AS ‘NORMAL STRENGTH’. F12 SCREEN AS DNSTBRMEAS

Range: 1..97 GO TO DnStBrSmc ASK IF 2 AT DnStBrMeas DnStBrSmC HSE 2014 NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: How many small cans of strong beer, lager, stout or cider did you drink on that day?


Range: 1..97 GO TO DnStBrLgC ASK IF 3 AT DnStBrMeas DnStBrLgC HSE 2014 NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: How many large cans of strong beer, lager, stout or cider did you drink on that day?


Range: 1..97 GO TO DnStBrBot ASK IF 4 AT DnStBrMeas DnStBrBot HSE 2014 NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: How many bottles of strong beer, lager, stout or cider did you drink on that day?


Range: 1..97 GO TO DnSpir

148

ASK IF 3 AT DnType DnSpir HSE 2014 NS 1617

Still thinking about last [answer to Dn7dMost], how much spirits or liqueurs (such as gin, whisky, brandy, rum, vodka, advocaat or cocktails) did you drink on that day? Please count the number of single measures. Count doubles as two.

PRESS F12 FOR A FULL LIST OF DRINKS TO CODE AS SPIRITS OR LIQUEURS. F12 INTERVIEWER HELP SCREEN: ALCOHOL – SPIRITS: INCLUDE: • ABSINTHE • ADVOCAAT • AFTER SHOCK • ANGOSTURA BITTERS • APEROL • ARAK • ARMAGNAC • BACARDI • BAILEY'S • BOURBON • BRANDY • CAMPARI • CHERRY BRANDY • COCKTAILS • COGNAC • EGG FLIP • GIN • GRAPPA • IRISH / GAELIC COFFEE • IRISH VELVET • JAEGERMEISTER • JELLO SHOTS / SHOOTERS • KAHLUA • LIMONCELLO • LIQUEURS • MALIBU • MEZCAL • MIDORI • MOONSHINE • OUZO/ANISEED • PERNOD • PIMMS • POITIN (IRISH MOONSHINE) • RUM • SAMBUCA • SCHNAPPS • SLOE GIN • SNOWBALL • SOUTHERN COMFORT • STREGA • TABOO • TIA MARIA • TEQUILA • VODKA

149

• VODKA JELLY • WHISKY

Range: 1..97 GO TO DnSher ASK IF 4 AT DrnkType DnSher HSE 2014 NS 1617

Still thinking about last [answer to Dn7dMost], how much sherry or martini, including port, vermouth, Cinzano and Dubonnet did you drink on that day? Please count the number of glasses.

PRESS F12 FOR A FULL LIST OF DRINKS TO CODE AS SHERRY OR MARTINI, INCLUDING PORT, VERMOUTH, CINZANO AND DUBONNET. F12 INTERVIEWER HELP SCREEN: ALCOHOL – SHERRY: INCLUDE: • BIANCO • CINZANO • DUBONNET • HOME MADE SHERRY • MADEIRA • NOILLY PRAT • PORT • PORT AND LEMON • RICARDO • STONES GINGER WINE • SANATOGEN • TONIC WINE • SCOTSMAC AND SIMILAR BRITISH WINES FORTIFIED WITH SPIRITS • VERMOUTH

Range: 1..97 GO TO DnWineMeas

150

ASK IF 5 AT DrnkType DnWineMeas HSE 2014 NS 1617

Still thinking about last [answer to Dn7dMost], how much wine, including Babycham and champagne, did you drink on that day? First please say whether you would like to answer in bottles (or part bottles), large glasses, standard glasses or small glasses.

SHOWCARD 51

PRESS F12 FOR A FULL LIST OF DRINKS TO INCLUDE OR EXCLUDE AS WINE, INCLUDING BABYCHAM AND CHAMPAGNE. CODE ALL THAT APPLY F12 INTERVIEWER HELP SCREEN: ALCOHOL – WINE INCLUDE: • BABYCHAM • CAVA • CHAMPAGNE • CHERRY B • CONCORDE • HOME MADE WINE • LAMBRINI • MEAD • PROSECCO • PUNCH • SAKE EXCLUDE: • NON ALCOHOLIC WINES SUCH AS EISBERG

1 Bottle or parts of bottle 1 GO TO DnWineBot

2 Large glass (250ml) 2 GO TO DnWineLgG

3 Standard glass (175 ml) 3 GO TO DnWineStG

4 Small glass (125 ml) 4 GO TO DnWineSmG ASK IF 1 AT DnWineMeas DnWineBot HSE 2014 NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: How many bottles of wine did you drink on [answer to Dn7dMost]?

USE A DECIMAL POINT TO INDICATE PART BOTTLES. FOR EXAMPLE, IF RESPONDENT DRANK HALF A BOTTLE PLEASE ENTER 0.5. PRESS F12 FOR A FULL LIST OF DRINKS TO INCLUDE OR EXCLUDE AS WINE, INCLUDING BABYCHAM AND CHAMPAGNE. F12 SCREEN AS DNWINEMEAS


GO TO DnApMeas

151

ASK IF 2 AT DnWineMeas DnWineLgG HSE 2014 NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: How many large glasses (250ml) of wine did you drink on [answer to Dn7dMost]?

SHOWCARD 52 PRESS F12 FOR A FULL LIST OF DRINKS TO INCLUDE OR EXCLUDE AS WINE, INCLUDING BABYCHAM AND CHAMPAGNE. F12 SCREEN AS DNWINEMEAS

Range: 1..97 (ALLOW FRACTIONS) GO TO DnApMeas ASK IF 3 AT DnWineMeas DnWineStG HSE 2014 NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: How many standard glasses (175ml) of wine did you drink on [answer to Dn7dMost]?


Range: 1..97 (ALLOW FRACTIONS) GO TO DnApMeas ASK IF 4 AT DnWineMeas DnWineSmG HSE 2014 NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: How many small glasses (125ml) of wine did you drink on [answer to Dn7dMost]?


Range: 1..97 (ALLOW FRACTIONS) GO TO DnApMeas

152

ASK IF 6 AT DnTyp DnApMeas HSE 2014 NS 1617

Still thinking about last [answer to Dn7dMost], how much alcoholic soft drink ('alcopop') did you drink on that day? First please say whether you would like to answer in small cans, standard bottles or large bottles.

PRESS F12 FOR A FULL LIST OF DRINKS TO INCLUDE AS ALCOHOLIC SOFT DRINKS. CODE ALL THAT APPLY F12 INTERVIEWER HELP SCREEN: ALCOHOL – ALCOPOPS INCLUDE: • ARCHERS AQUA • BACARDI BREEZER • HOOCH • METZ • PARROT BAY FROZEN COCKTAILS • RED SQUARE • SMIRNOFF ICE • VODKA MUDSHAKE • VODKA REEF • WKD (‘WICKED’) • WOODY’S • ANY MENTION OF ‘ALCOHOLIC LEMONADE, COLA, ORANGEADE, CREAM SODA,’ ETC OR READY TO DRINK BEVERAGES

Small cans 1 GO TO DnApSmC

Standard bottles (275ml) 2 GO TO DnApStBot

Large bottles (700ml) 3 GO TO DnApLgBot ASK IF 1 AT DnApMeas DnApSmC HSE 2014 NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: How many small cans of alcoholic soft drink ('alcopop') did you drink on that day?

PRESS F12 FOR A FULL LIST OF DRINKS TO INCLUDE AS ALCOHOLIC SOFT DRINKS. F12 SCREEN AS DNAPMEAS

Range: 1..97 GO TO DnApStBot

153

ASK IF 2 AT DnApMeas DnApStBot HSE 2014 NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: How many standard bottles of alcoholic soft drink ('alcopop') did you drink on that day?


Range: 1..97 GO TO DnOthTyp1 ASK IF 3 AT DnApMeas DnApLgBot HSE 2014 NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: How many large bottles of alcoholic soft drink ('alcopop') did you drink on that day?


Range: 0.1..97 GO TO DnOthTyp1 ASK IF 7 AT DrnkType DnOthTyp1 HSE 2014 NS 1617

Still thinking about last [answer to Dn7dMost], what other type of alcoholic drink did you drink on that day? Please say only one type of drink.

[SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING [50]] GO TO DnOthAmt1 ASK IF 7 AT DrnkType DnOthAmt1 HSE 2014 NS 1617

How much [name from DnOthTyp1] did you drink on that day? Please say a number and whether you are talking about pints, bottles, single measures, glasses etc.

[SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING [50]] GO TO DnOth1 ASK IF 7 AT DrnkType DnOth1 HSE 2014 NS 1617

Did you drink any other type of alcoholic drink on that day?

SINGLE CODE Yes 1 GO TO DnOthTyp2

No 2 GO TO DnOftBr

154

ASK IF 1 AT DnOth1 DnOthTyp2 HSE 2014 NS 1617


[SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING [50]] GO TO DnOthAmt2 ASK IF 1 AT DnOth1 DnOthAmt2 HSE 2014 NS 1617

How much [name from DnOthTyp2] did you drink on that day? Please write in a number and whether you are talking about pints, bottles, single measures, glasses etc.

[SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING [50]] GO TO DnOth2 ASK IF 1 AT DnOth1 DnOth2 HSE 2014 NS 1617

Did you drink any other type of alcoholic drink on that day?

SINGLE CODE Yes 1 GO TO DnOthTyp3

No 2 GO TO DnOftBr ASK IF 1 AT DnOth2 DnOthTyp3 HSE 2014 NS 1617


[SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING [50]] GO TO DnOthAmt3 ASK IF 1 AT DnOth2 DnOthAmt3 HSE 2014 NS 1617

How much [name from DnOthTyp3] did you drink on that day? Please say a number and whether you are talking about pints, bottles, single measures, glasses etc.

[SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING [50]] GO TO DnOftBr TIMESTAMP ASK REMAINDER OF MODULE IF 1 AT DnNow OR 1 AT DnOcc OR 2 AT DnEv AND 1-7 AT DnFreq I'd like to ask you whether you have drunk different types of alcoholic drink in the last 12 months. I'd like to hear about ALL types of alcoholic drinks you have had. If you are not sure whether a drink you have had goes into a category, please let me know. I do not need to know about non-alcoholic or low alcohol drinks.

155

ASK IF 1-7 AT DnFreq DnOftBr HSE 2014 NS 1617

I'd like to ask you first about normal strength beer, lager, stout, cider or shandy which has less than 6% alcohol. How often have you had a drink of normal strength beer, lager, stout, cider or shandy (excluding cans and bottles of shandy) during the last 12 months?

SHOWCARD 53

PRESS F12 FOR A FULL LIST OF DRINKS TO INCLUDE OR EXCLUDE AS NORMAL STRENGTH BEER, LAGER, STOUT, CIDER OR SHANDY. NORMAL STRENGTH = LESS THAN 6% ALCOHOL BY VOLUME. SINGLE CODE F12 INTERVIEWER HELP SCREEN: ALCOHOL – NORMAL STRENGTH BEER: INCLUDE: • BARLEY WINE • BLACK & TAN • CIDER AND BLACK • FRUIT CIDER • DIABETIC BEER • DESPERADOS • EXPORT • HEAVY • ALCOHOLIC GINGER BEER • HOME BREW BEER • LAGER AND LIME • STOUT • SCRUMPY EXCLUDE: • ANGOSTURA BITTERS (CODE AS SPIRITS) • BEER WITH 6% AND OVER ALCOHOL BY VOLUME (CODE AS ‘STRONG’) • BOTTLES/CANS OF SHANDY • NON-ALCOHOLIC GINGER BEER • NON-ALCOHOLIC LAGERS E.G. BAVARIA 0.0%, BECKS BLUE


GO TO DnUBrMeas







8 Not at all in the last 12 months 8 GO TO DnOftStBr

156

ASK IF 1 – 7 at DnOftBr DnUBrMeas HSE 2014a NS 1617

On the days when you drank this, how much of it did you usually drink? IF NECESSARY: Please think about NORMAL STRENGTH BEER, LAGER, STOUT, CIDER or SHANDY (excluding cans and bottles of shandy)

FIRST CODE TYPE OF MEASURE AND THEN CODE NUMBER OF EACH MEASURE. CODE ALL THAT APPLY. PRESS F12 FOR A FULL LIST OF DRINKS TO INCLUDE OR EXCLUDE AS NORMAL STRENGTH BEER, LAGER, STOUT, CIDER OR SHANDY. NORMAL STRENGTH = LESS THAN 6% ALCOHOL BY VOLUME. F12 SCREEN AS DNBRMEAS

Half pints or pints 1 GO TO DnUBrHalf

Small cans 2 GO TO DnUBrSmC

Large cans 3 GO TO DnUBrLgC

Bottles 4 GO TO DnUBrBot ASK IF 1 AT DnUBrMeas DnUBrHalf HSE 2014a NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: On the days when you drank this, how many half pints of it did you usually drink? IF NECESSARY: Please think about NORMAL STRENGTH BEER, LAGER, STOUT, CIDER or SHANDY (excluding cans and bottles of shandy)

PRESS F12 FOR A FULL LIST OF DRINKS TO INCLUDE OR EXCLUDE AS NORMAL STRENGTH BEER, LAGER, STOUT, CIDER OR SHANDY. NORMAL STRENGTH = LESS THAN 6% ALCOHOL BY VOLUME.F12 SCREEN AS DNUBRMEAS

Range: 1..97 GO TO DnUBrSmC ASK IF 2 AT DnUBrMeas DnUBrSmC HSE 2014a NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: On the days when you drank this, how many small cans of it did you usually drink? IF NECESSARY: Please think about NORMAL STRENGTH BEER, LAGER, STOUT, CIDER or SHANDY (excluding cans and bottles of shandy)

PRESS F12 FOR A FULL LIST OF DRINKS TO INCLUDE OR EXCLUDE AS NORMAL STRENGTH BEER, LAGER, STOUT, CIDER OR SHANDY. NORMAL STRENGTH = LESS THAN 6% ALCOHOL BY VOLUME. F12 SCREEN AS DNUBRMEAS

Range: 1..97 GO TO DnUBrLgC

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ASK IF 3 AT DnUBrMeas DnUBrLgC HSE 2014a NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: On the days when you drank this, how many large cans of it did you usually drink? IF NECESSARY: Please think about NORMAL STRENGTH BEER, LAGER, STOUT, CIDER or SHANDY (excluding cans and bottles of shandy)


Range: 1..97 GO TO DnUBrBrBot ASK IF 4 AT DnUBrMeas DnUBrBot HSE 2014a NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: On the days when you drank this, how many bottles of it did you usually drink? IF NECESSARY: Please think about NORMAL STRENGTH BEER, LAGER, STOUT, CIDER or SHANDY (excluding cans and bottles of shandy)


Range: 1..97 GO TO DnOftStBr

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ASK IF 1-7 AT DnFreq DnOftStBr HSE 2014 NS 1617

Now I'd like to ask you about STRONG BEER OR CIDER which has 6% or more alcohol (e.g. Tennant’s Extra, Special Brew, Diamond White). How often have you had a drink of strong BEER, LAGER, STOUT or CIDER during the last 12 months?

SHOWCARD 53

PRESS F12 FOR A FULL LIST OF DRINKS TO INCLUDE OR EXCLUDE AS STRONG BEER, LAGER, STOUT, CIDER OR SHANDY. STRONG = 6% AND OVER ALCOHOL BY VOLUME. SINGLE CODE F12 INTERVIEWER HELP SCREEN: ALCOHOL – STRONG BEER: INCLUDE: • DIAMOND WHITE • DUVEL • GOLD LABEL • K CIDER • LEFFE • SPECIAL BREW LAGER • TENNENTS SUPER EXCLUDE: • ANGOSTURA BITTERS (CODE AS SPIRITS) • BEER ETC WITH LESS THAN 6% ALCOHOL BY VOLUME (CODE AS ‘NORMAL STRENGTH’)


GO TO DnUStBrMeas







8 Not at all in the last 12 months 8 GO TO DnOftSpir

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ASK IF 1 – 7 AT DnOftStBr DnUStBrMeas HSE 2014a NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: On the days when you drank this, how much of it did you usually drink? IF NECESSARY: Please think about STRONG BEER, LAGER, STOUT or CIDER.

FIRST CODE TYPE OF MEASURE AND THEN CODE NUMBER OF EACH MEASURE. PRESS F12 FOR A FULL LIST OF DRINKS TO INCLUDE OR EXCLUDE AS STRONG BEER, LAGER, STOUT, CIDER OR SHANDY. STRONG = 6% AND OVER ALCOHOL BY VOLUME. CODE ALL THAT APPLY F12 SCREEN AS DNOFTSTBR

Half pints or pints 1 GO TO DnUStBrHalf

Small cans 2 GO TO DnUStBrSmC

Large cans 3 GO TO DnUStBrLgC

Bottles 4 GO TO DnUStBrBot ASK IF 1 AT DnUStBrMeas DnUStBrHalf HSE 2014a NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: On the days when you drank this, how many half pints of it did you usually drink? IF NECESSARY: Please think about STRONG BEER, LAGER, STOUT or CIDER.

PRESS F12 FOR A FULL LIST OF DRINKS TO INCLUDE OR EXCLUDE AS STRONG BEER, LAGER, STOUT, CIDER OR SHANDY. STRONG = 6% AND OVER ALCOHOL BY VOLUME. F12 SCREEN AS DNOFTSTBR

Range: 1..97 GO TO DnUStBrSmC ASK IF 2 AT DnUStBrMeas DnUStBrSmC HSE 2014a NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: On the days when you drank this, how many small cans of it did you usually drink? IF NECESSARY: Please think about STRONG BEER, LAGER, STOUT or CIDER.


Range: 1..97 GO TO DnStBrLgC

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ASK IF 3 AT DnUStBrMeas DnUStBrLgC HSE 2014a NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: On the days when you drank this, how many large cans of it did you usually drink? IF NECESSARY: Please think about STRONG BEER, LAGER, STOUT or CIDER.


Range: 1..97 GO TO DnUStBrBot ASK IF 4 AT DnUStBrMeas DnUStBrBot HSE 2014a NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: On the days when you drank this, how many bottles of it did you usually drink? IF NECESSARY: Please think about STRONG BEER, LAGER, STOUT or CIDER.


Range: 1..97 GO TO DnOftSpir

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ASK IF 1-7 AT DnFreq DnOftSpir HSE 2014 NS 1617

How often have you had a drink of SPIRITS OR LIQUEURS, such as gin, whisky, brandy, rum, vodka, advocaat or cocktails during the last 12 months?

SHOWCARD 53

PRESS F12 FOR A FULL LIST OF DRINKS TO CODE AS SPIRITS. SINGLE CODE F12 INTERVIEWER HELP SCREEN: ALCOHOL – SPIRITS: INCLUDE: • ABSINTHE • ADVOCAAT • AFTER SHOCK • ANGOSTURA BITTERS • APEROL • ARAK • ARMAGNAC • BACARDI • BAILEY'S • BOURBON • BRANDY • CAMPARI • CHERRY BRANDY • COCKTAILS • COGNAC • EGG FLIP • GIN • GRAPPA • IRISH / GAELIC COFFEE • IRISH VELVET • JAEGERMEISTER • JELLO SHOTS / SHOOTERS • KAHLUA • LIMONCELLO • LIQUEURS • MALIBU • MEZCAL • MIDORI • MOONSHINE • OUZO/ANISEED • PERNOD • PIMMS • POITIN (IRISH MOONSHINE) • RUM • SAMBUCA • SCHNAPPS • SLOE GIN • SNOWBALL • SOUTHERN COMFORT • STREGA • TABOO • TIA MARIA • TEQUILA • VODKA

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• VODKA JELLY • WHISKY


GO TO DnUSpir







8 Not at all in the last 12 months 8 GO TO DnOftSher ASK IF 1 – 7 AT DnOftSpir DnUSpir HSE 2014a NS 1617

On the days when you drank this, how much of it did you usually drink? IF NECESSARY: Please think about SPIRITS OR LIQUEURS, such as gin, whisky, brandy, rum, vodka, advocaat or cocktails.

PRESS F12 FOR A FULL LIST OF DRINKS TO CODE AS SPIRITS. F12 SCREEN AS DNOFTSPIR

CODE THE NUMBER OF SINGLES Range: 1..97 GO TO DnOftSher

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ASK IF 1-7 AT DnFreq DnOftSher HSE 2014 NS 1617

How often have you had a drink of SHERRY OR MARTINI including port, vermouth, Cinzano and Dubonnet, during the last 12 months?

SHOWCARD 53

PRESS F12 FOR A FULL LIST OF DRINKS TO CODE AS SHERRY OR MARTINI, INCLUDING PORT, VERMOUTH, CINZANO AND DUBONNET. SINGLE CODE F12 INTERVIEWER HELP SCREEN: ALCOHOL – SHERRY: INCLUDE: • BIANCO • CINZANO • DUBONNET • HOME MADE SHERRY • MADEIRA • NOILLY PRAT • PORT • PORT AND LEMON • RICARDO • STONES GINGER WINE • SANATOGEN • TONIC WINE • SCOTSMAC AND SIMILAR BRITISH WINES FORTIFIED WITH SPIRITS • VERMOUTH


GO TO DnUSher







8 Not at all in the last 12 months 8 GO TO DnOftWine ASK IF 1 – 7 AT DnOftSher DnUSher HSE 2014a NS 1617

On the days when you drank this, how much of it did you usually drink? IF NECESSARY: Please think about SHERRY OR MARTINI, including port, vermouth, Cinzano and Dubonnet.

PRESS F12 FOR A FULL LIST OF DRINKS TO CODE AS SHERRY OR MARTINI, INCLUDING PORT, VERMOUTH, CINZANO AND DUBONNET. F12 SCREEN AS DNOFTSHER

CODE THE NUMBER OF GLASSES

Range: 1..97 GO TO DnOftWine

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ASK IF 1-7 AT DnFreq DnOftWine HSE 2014 NS 1617

How often have you had a drink of WINE, including Babycham and champagne, during the last 12 months?

SHOWCARD 53

PRESS F12 FOR A FULL LIST OF DRINKS TO INCLUDE OR EXCLUDE AS WINE, INCLUDING BABYCHAM AND CHAMPAGNE. SINGLE CODE F12 INTERVIEWER HELP SCREEN: ALCOHOL – WINE INCLUDE: • BABYCHAM • CAVA • CHAMPAGNE • CHERRY B • CONCORDE • HOME MADE WINE • LAMBRINI • MEAD • PROSECCO • PUNCH • SAKE EXCLUDE: • NON ALCOHOLIC WINES SUCH AS EISBERG


GO TO DnUWine







8 Not at all in the last 12 months 8 GO TO DnOftApop

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ASK IF 1 – 7 at DnOftWine DnUWine HSE 2014a NS 1617

On the days when you drank this, how much of it did you usually drink? IF NECESSARY: Please think about WINE, including Babycham and champagne.

PRESS F12 FOR A FULL LIST OF DRINKS TO INCLUDE OR EXCLUDE AS WINE, INCLUDING BABYCHAM AND CHAMPAGNE, AND FOR GUIDANCE ON SIZES OF WINE GLASSES. CODE THE NUMBER OF 125ML GLASSES DRUNK FROM THE BOTTLE BY THE RESPONDENT. E.G. IF THEY DRANK HALF A BOTTLE, CODE 3 GLASSES. CODE THE NUMBER OF GLASSES. 1 BOTTLE =6 GLASSES ½ BOTTLE=3 GLASSES 1/3 BOTTLE=2 GLASSES ¼ BOTTLE=1.5 GLASSES 1 LITRE=8 GLASSES ½ LITRE=4 GLASSES 1/3 LITRE=2.5 GLASSES ¼ LITRE=2 GLASSES F12 SCREEN AS DNOFTWINE

Range: 1..97 GO TO DnUWineMeas ASK IF 1 – 7 at DnOftWine DnUWineMeas HSE 2014 NS 1617

Were those mainly ...RUNNING PROMPT… IF RESPONDENT USUALLY DRINKS IN A PUB OR WINE BAR AND HAD A SMALL GLASS, THIS WOULD USUALLY BE 175ML – CODE AS 2.

SHOWCARD 54 PRESS F12 FOR A FULL LIST OF DRINKS TO INCLUDE OR EXCLUDE AS WINE, INCLUDING BABYCHAM AND CHAMPAGNE, AND FOR GUIDANCE ON SIZES OF WINE GLASSES. SINGLE CODE F12 SCREEN AS DNOFTWINE

1 ...Small glasses (approx. 125ml) 1

GO TO DnOftApop

2 Standard glasses (approx. 175ml) 2

3 Large glasses (approx. 250ml)? 3

Bottles (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) 4


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ASK IF 1-7 AT DnFreq DnOftApop HSE 2014 NS 1617

How often have you had a drink of ALCOPOPS (i.e. alcoholic lemonade, alcoholic colas or other alcoholic fruit-or-herb-flavoured drinks for e.g. Smirnoff Ice, Bacardi Breezer, WKD, Metz etc), during the last 12 months?

SHOWCARD 55

PRESS F12 FOR A FULL LIST OF DRINKS TO INCLUDE AS ALCOHOLIC SOFT DRINKS. SINGLE CODE F12 INTERVIEWER HELP SCREEN: ALCOHOL – ALCOPOPS INCLUDE: • ARCHERS AQUA • BACARDI BREEZER • HOOCH • METZ • PARROT BAY FROZEN COCKTAILS • RED SQUARE • SMIRNOFF ICE • VODKA MUDSHAKE • VODKA REEF • WKD (‘WICKED’) • WOODY’S • ANY MENTION OF ‘ALCOHOLIC LEMONADE, COLA, ORANGEADE, CREAM SODA,’ ETC OR READY TO DRINK BEVERAGES


GO TO DnUApopMeas







8 Not at all in the last 12 months 8 [Module ends]

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ASK IF 1 – 7 AT DnOftApop DnUApopMeas HSE 2014a NS 1617

On the days when you drank this, how much of it did you usually drink? IF NECESSARY: Please think about ALCOPOPS or pre-mixed alcoholic drinks (i.e. alcoholic lemonade, alcoholic colas or other alcoholic fruit-or-herb-flavoured drinks).

PRESS F12 FOR A FULL LIST OF DRINKS TO INCLUDE AS ALCOHOLIC SOFT DRINKS. CODE THE MEASURE(S) YOU ARE GOING TO USE CODE ALL THAT APPLY F12 SCREEN AS DNOFTAPOP

Small cans 1

GO TO DnUApopSmC Standard bottles (275ml) 2

Large bottles (700ml) 3

Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 [Module ends] ASK IF 1 AT DnOftApop DnUApopSmC HSE 2014a NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: On the days when you drank this, how many small cans of it did you drink? IF NECESSARY: Please think about ALCOPOPS or pre-mixed alcoholic drinks (i.e. alcoholic lemonade, alcoholic colas or other alcoholic fruit-or-herb-flavoured drinks).

PRESS F12 FOR A FULL LIST OF DRINKS TO INCLUDE AS ALCOHOLIC SOFT DRINKS. CODE THE NUMBER OF SMALL CANS F12 SCREEN AS DNOFTAPOP

Range: 1..97 GO TO DnUApopStBot

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ASK IF 2 AT DnOftApop DnUApopStBot HSE 2014a NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: On the days when you drank this, how many standard sized bottles of it did you drink? IF NECESSARY: Please think about ALCOPOPS or pre-mixed alcoholic drinks (i.e. alcoholic lemonade, alcoholic colas or other alcoholic fruit-or-herb-flavoured drinks).

PRESS F12 FOR A FULL LIST OF DRINKS TO INCLUDE AS ALCOHOLIC SOFT DRINKS. CODE THE NUMBER OF STANDARD SIZED BOTTLES F12 SCREEN AS DNOFTAPOP

Range: 1..97 GO TO DnUApopLgBot

ASK IF 3 AT DnOftApop DnUApopLgBot HSE 2014a NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: On the days when you drank this, how many large bottles of it did you drink? IF NECESSARY: Please think about ALCOPOPS or pre-mixed alcoholic drinks (i.e. alcoholic lemonade, alcoholic colas or other alcoholic fruit-or-herb-flavoured drinks).

PRESS F12 FOR A FULL LIST OF DRINKS TO INCLUDE AS ALCOHOLIC SOFT DRINKS. CODE THE NUMBER OF LARGE BOTTLES F12 SCREEN AS DNOFTAPOP

Range: 1..97 [Module ends] TIMESTAMP

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Smoking (FG) SUBSAMPLED QUESTION: RANDOM SUBSAMPLE OF 6K RESPONDENTS, SAME AS OTHER PERSONAL HEALTH TOPICS AND MAXIMISING OVERLAP WITH 5.5K GP SUBSAMPLE

ASK MODULE OF ALL EXCEPT THOSE USING OTHER LANGUAGE (I.E. LANGINT <> 3) The next questions are about smoking tobacco. ASK ALL Smoke WHS 2015 NS 1617

Which one of these best describes you?


1 I smoke daily 1

GO TO EcigEv

2 I smoke occasionally but not every day 2 3 I used to smoke daily but do not smoke at all now 3 4 I used to smoke occasionally but do not smoke at all

now 4

5 I have never smoked 5 EcigEv WHS 2015 NS 1617

Have you ever used an e-cigarette?

SINGLE CODE Yes 1 GO TO EcigNow

No 2 [Module ends] ASK IF 1 AT EcigEv EcigNow WHS 2015 NS 1617

Do you use an e-cigarette at all nowadays?

SINGLE CODE Yes 1

GO TO EcigOft No 2 ASK IF 1 AT EcigEv or 1 at ECigNow EcigOft NS 1617

How often [did / do] you usually use an e-cigarette?

SINGLE CODE Daily 1

[Module ends] Occasionally but not every day 2 TIMESTAMP

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Physical activity (FG) SUBSAMPLED QUESTION: RANDOM SUBSAMPLE OF 6K RESPONDENTS, SAME AS OTHER PERSONAL HEALTH TOPICS AND MAXIMISING OVERLAP WITH 5.5K GP SUBSAMPLE ASK ALL The next questions are about exercise. Think about the time you spent walking in the last 7 days. This includes at work and at home, walking to travel from place to place, and any other walking that you have done solely for recreation, sport, exercise, or leisure. ASK ALL Walk WalkMon, WalkTue, WalkWed, WalkThu, WalkFri, WalkSat, WalkSun WHS 2015 NS 1617

During the last 7 days, on which days did you walk for at least 10 minutes at a time?

CODE ALL THAT APPLY [SCRIPTING NOTE: CODE 8 CANNOT BE SELECTED WITH ANY OTHER CODE]

Monday 1

GO TO WalkTime

Tuesday 2

Wednesday 3

Thursday 4

Friday 5

Saturday 6

Sunday 7

No walking in the last 7 days 8 GO TO ModAct ASK IF 1 – 7 AT Walk WalkTime WHS 2015 NS 1617

How much time did you usually spend walking on one of these days? PLEASE CODE IN HOURS AND MINUTES. FOR EXAMPLE, IF RESPONDENT WALKED FOR 90 MINUTES THAT WOULD BE 1 HOUR AND 30 MINUTES.

HOURS, MINUTES GO TO WalkPace

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ASK IF 1 – 7 AT Walk WalkPace WHS 2015 NS 1617

Which of the following best describes your usual walking pace?

SHOWCARD 57

SINGLE CODE

1 Slow pace 1

GO TO WalkSweat 2 Average pace 2 3 Fairly brisk pace 3 4 Fast pace – at least 4 miles per hour 4 ASK IF 1 – 7 AT Walk WalkSweat WHS 2015 NS 1617

During the last 7 days was the effort of walking for 10 minutes or more usually enough to make you breathe faster, feel warmer or sweat?

SINGLE CODE Yes 1

GO TO ModAct No 2 ASK ALL Think about the moderate physical activity you did in the last 7 days. Moderate activity takes some effort and can make you breathe somewhat harder than normal. Examples include digging in the garden, spring cleaning or other heavy housework, gentle swimming or cycling. Do not include walking. Think only about those physical activities that you did for at least 10 minutes at a time. ASK ALL ModAct ModActMon, ModActTue, ModActWed, ModActThu, ModActFri, ModActSat, ModActSun WHS 2015 NS 1617

During the last 7 days, on which days did you do moderate activity? DO NOT INCLUDE WALKING.

CODE ALL THAT APPLY EXCEPT FOR 8 (CANNOT BE SELECTED WITH ANY OTHER NUMBER)

Monday 1

GO TO ModActTime

Tuesday 2

Wednesday 3

Thursday 4

Friday 5

Saturday 6

Sunday 7

No moderate activity in the last 7 days 8 GO TO VigAct

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ASK IF 1 – 7 AT ModAct ModActTime WHS 2015 NS 1617

How much time did you usually spend doing moderate activity on one of these days? PLEASE CODE IN HOURS AND MINUTES. FOR EXAMPLE, IF RESPONDENT DID SOMETHING FOR 90 MINUTES THAT WOULD BE 1 HOUR AND 30 MINUTES.

HOURS, MINUTES GO TO VigAct ASK ALL Think about the vigorous physical activity you did in the last 7 days. Vigorous activity takes hard physical effort and can make you breathe much harder than normal. Examples include running, fast cycling, or a workout at the gym that makes you out of breath or sweaty. Think only about those physical activities that you did for at least 10 minutes at a time. ASK ALL VigAct VigActMon, VigActTue, VigActWed, VigActThu, VigActFri, VigActSat, VigActSun WHS 2015 NS 1617

During the last 7 days, on which days did you do vigorous activity?

CODE ALL THAT APPLY EXCEPT FOR 8 (CANNOT BE SELECTED WITH ANY OTHER NUMBER)

Monday 1

GO TO VigActTime

Tuesday 2 Wednesday 3 Thursday 4 Friday 5 Saturday 6 Sunday 7 No vigorous activity in the last 7 days 8 [Module ends] ASK IF 1 – 7 AT VigAct VigActTime WHS 2015 NS 1617

How much time did you usually spend doing vigorous activity on one of these days? PLEASE CODE IN HOURS AND MINUTES. FOR EXAMPLE, IF RESPONDENT DID SOMETHING FOR 90 MINUTES THAT WOULD BE 1 HOUR AND 30 MINUTES.

HOURS, MINUTES [Module ends] TIMESTAMP

Active travel SUBSAMPLED MODULE: ASK OF A 2K SUBSAMPLE ASK ALL I’m now going to ask you about ‘active travel’: that is, walking or cycling as a means of transport. By this I mean when you walk or cycle in order to get to a particular

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destination such as work, the shops or to visit friends. The questions do not cover walking and cycling that you do purely for pleasure, just for exercise, or for just walking the dog. When answering please include journeys where you walk or ride all the way to somewhere, and where you walk or ride as part of a longer journey. For example, cycling to a train station.

ASK ALL AtFrqBke NS 1617

In the last three months, how frequently have you used a bicycle as a means of transport?

SHOWCARD 58 ACCEPT BICYCLE, TRICYCLE, UNICYCLE, TANDEM, RECUMBENT ETC. CODE “CAN’T RIDE A BIKE” AS 5: LESS OFTEN / NEVER SINGLE CODE

1 Every day 1

GO TO AtFrqWlk10

2 Several times a week 2



5 Less often / never 5

Can’t remember (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) 6


ASK ALL AtFrqWlk10 NS 1617

In the last three months, how frequently have you walked for more than 10 minutes as a means of transport? IF NECESSARY: Only include journeys taking at least 10 minutes, not several journeys adding up to 10 minutes.

SHOWCARD 58 WALKING FOR 10 MINUTES IS ROUGHLY HALF A MILE / A KILOMETRE SINGLE CODE

1 Every day 1

[Module ends]

2 Several times a week 2



5 Less often / never 5

Can’t remember (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) 6


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Tax devolution SUBSAMPLED MODULE: ASK OF A 2K SUBSAMPLE I’m now going to ask some questions about who sets the level of taxes. ASK ALL TxMstCtrl NS 1617

Looking at this showcard, please tell me which one currently has the most control over the taxes you pay?

SHOWCARD 59

SINGLE CODE

1 Local councils 1

GO TO TxHrdOf 2 Welsh Government 2 3 UK Government 3 4 Other 4 5 Don’t know 5 ASK ALL TxHrdOf NS 1617

Looking at this showcard, could you please tell me which taxes you have heard of?

SHOWCARD 60

CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Income tax 1 GO TO TxInc

2 VAT (Value Added Tax) 2 GO TO TxVAT

3 Council Tax 3 GO TO TxCoun

4 Stamp Duty, that’s the tax you pay when you buy a house

4 GO TO TxStmp

5 Tax on alcohol 5 GO TO TxAlc

6 Tax on air travel from Wales (that is included in the plane ticket price)

6 GO TO TxAir

7 Tax on the waste that is sent to landfill 7 GO TO TxLnd

8 I haven’t heard of any of these 8 [Module ends]

Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 1-7 AT TxHrdOf I’m now going to ask you some questions about the taxes you have heard of. These questions are about what the situation actually is now, rather than how you might like it to be. Also, many people don’t know a lot about taxes so if you don’t know any of the answers just say, “Don’t know” and I’ll move on. ASK IF 1 AT TxHrdOf TxInc

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NS 1617

In Wales, who do you think has the most control over the levels of income tax?


1 Local councils 1 GO TO TxIncXWG

2 Welsh Government 2 GO TO TxIncWG

3 UK Government 3 GO TO TxIncXWG 4 Other 4

5 Don’t know 5 ASK IF 2 AT TxInc TxIncWG NS 1617

Would you say that’s…?


…Complete control, 1 GO TO TxVAT Some control, 2

Or don’t know? 3 ASK IF NOT 2 AT TxInc TxIncXWG NS 1617

How much control do you think the Welsh Government currently has over the levels of income tax? Would you say…


… Some control, 1 GO TO TxVAT No control at all, 2

Or don’t know? 3 ASK IF 2 AT TxHrdOf TxVAT NS 1617

In Wales, who do you think has the most control over the levels of VAT?

SHOWCARD 61

SINGLE CODE

1 Local councils 1 GO TO TxVATXWG

2 Welsh Government 2 GO TO TxVATWG

3 UK Government 3 GO TO TxVATXWG 4 Other 4

5 Don’t know 5 ASK IF 2 AT TxVAT TxVATWG

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NS 1617



…Complete control 1 GO TO TxCoun Some control 2

Or don’t know? 3 ASK IF NOT 2 AT TxVAT TxVATXWG NS 1617

How much control do you think the Welsh Government currently has over the levels of VAT? Would you say…


… Some control 1 GO TO TxCoun No control at all 2

Or don’t know? 3 ASK IF 3 AT TxHrdOf TxCoun NS 1617

In Wales, who do you think has the most control over the levels of Council Tax?


1 Local councils 1 GO TO TxCounXWG

2 Welsh Government 2 GO TO TxCounWG

3 UK Government 3 GO TO TxCounXWG 4 Other 4

5 Don’t know 5 ASK IF 2 AT TxCoun TxCounWG NS 1617



…Complete control 1 GO TO TxStmp Some control 2

Or don’t know? 3 ASK IF NOT 2 AT TxCoun TxCounXWG NS 1617

How much control do you think the Welsh Government currently has over the levels of Council Tax? Would you say…


… Some control 1 GO TO TxStmp No control at all 2

Or don’t know? 3

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ASK IF 4 AT TxHrdOf TxStmp NS 1617

In Wales, who do you think has the most control over the levels of Stamp Duty? IF NECESSARY: Stamp Duty is the tax you pay when you buy a house.


1 Local councils 1 GO TO TxStmpXWG

2 Welsh Government 2 GO TO TxStmpWG

3 UK Government 3 GO TO TxStmpXWG 4 Other 4

5 Don’t know 5 ASK IF 2 AT TxStmp TxStmpWG NS 1617



…Complete control 1 GO TO TxAlc Some control 2

Or don’t know? 3 ASK IF NOT 2 AT TxStmp TxStmpXWG NS 1617

How much control do you think the Welsh Government currently has over the levels of Stamp Duty? Would you say…


… Some control 1 GO TO TxAlc No control at all 2

Or don’t know? 3 ASK IF 5 AT TxHrdOf TxAlc NS 1617

In Wales, who do you think has the most control over the levels of tax on alcohol?


1 Local councils 1 GO TO TxAlcXWG

2 Welsh Government 2 GO TO TxAlcWG

3 UK Government 3 GO TO TxAlcXWG 4 Other 4

5 Don’t know 5

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ASK IF 2 AT TxAlc TxAlcWG NS 1617



…Complete control 1 GO TO TxAir Some control 2

Or don’t know? 3 ASK IF NOT 2 AT TxAlc TxAlcXWG NS 1617

How much control do you think the Welsh Government currently has over the levels of tax on alcohol? Would you say…


… Some control 1 GO TO TxAir No control at all 2

Or don’t know? 3 ASK IF 6 AT TxHrdOf TxAir NS 1617

Who do you think has the most control over the levels of tax on air travel from Wales? IF NECESSARY: Tax on air travel is included in the plane ticket price.

SHOWCARD 61

SINGLE CODE

1 Local councils 1 GO TO TxAirXWG

2 Welsh Government 2 GO TO TxAirWG

3 UK Government 3 GO TO TxAirXWG 4 Other 4

5 Don’t know 5 ASK IF 2 AT TxAir TxAirWG NS 1617



…Complete control 1 GO TO TxLnd Some control 2

Or don’t know? 3

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ASK IF NOT 2 AT TxAir TxAirXWG NS 1617

How much control do you think the Welsh Government currently has over the level of this tax? Would you say…


… Some control 1 GO TO TxLnd No control at all 2

Or don’t know? 3 ASK IF 7 AT TxHrdOf TxLnd NS 1617

Who do you think has the most control over the levels of tax on waste sent to landfill?


1 Local councils 1 GO TO TxLndXWG

2 Welsh Government 2 GO TO TxLndWG

3 UK Government 3 GO TO TxLndXWG 4 Other 4

5 Don’t know 5 ASK IF 2 AT TxLnd TxLndWG NS 1617



…Complete control 1 GO TO TxDevol Some control 2

Or don’t know? 3 ASK IF NOT 2 AT TxLnd TxLndXWG NS 1617

How much control do you think the Welsh Government currently has over the levels of tax on waste sent to landfill? Would you say…


… Some control 1 GO TO TxDevol No control at all 2

Or don’t know? 3

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ASK IF NOT 8 OR -9 AT TxHrdOf TxDevol NS 1617

From April [2018], the Welsh Government will be able to set the levels of some taxes in Wales that are currently set by the UK Government. Which of these taxes do you think will come under the control of the Welsh Government?

SHOWCARD 62 [SCRIPTING NOTE: TEXT SUB TO BE INCLUDED DURING 2017 ONLY] CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Income tax 1

[Module ends]

2 VAT (Value Added Tax) 2 3 Council Tax 3 4 Stamp Duty, that’s the tax you pay when you buy a

house 4

5 Tax on alcohol 5 6 Tax on air travel from Wales (that is included in the

plane ticket price) 6

7 Tax on the waste that is sent to landfill 7 8 None of the above 8 9 Don’t know 9

181

Core – Household material deprivation / financial inclusion DO NOT ASK MODULE OF THOSE USING OTHER LANGUAGE (I.E. LANGINT <> 3) ASK MODULE OF PENSIONERS ONLY IF THEY ARE LEGAL GUARDIAN OF CHILD IN HOUSEHOLD (I.E. GrdChk = 1). [SCRIPTING NOTE: IF RESPONDENT IS A PENSIONER AND THE LEGAL GUARDIAN OF A CHILD IN THE HOUSEHOLD, THEY WILL BE ASKED ALL THREE MATERIAL DEPRIVATION MODULES (HOUSEHOLD, HOUSEHOLD PENSIONER AND CHILD). THERE WILL BE SOME REPETITION, E.G. KEEPING UP WITH BILLS.] [SCRIPTING NOTE: “PENSIONER” IS DEFINED BY THE CURRENT STATE PENSION AGE] This next section is about the sorts of things that some people have, but which many people have difficulty finding the money for. IF NECESSARY: The reason for asking the questions is so that the Welsh Government knows more about any problems that people in Wales are facing, and can take action to help. For each of the following things please tell me the number from the showcard which best explains whether [you and your family / you and your partner / you] have it or not. ASK ALL ADHol FRS 1314 NS 1617

Do you [and your family / and your partner] have a holiday away from home for at least one week a year, whilst not staying with relatives at their home?

SHOWCARD 63

THIS IS RESPONDENT'S OWN INTERPRETATION SINGLE CODE

1 We / I have this 1

GO TO ADDec

2 We / I would like to have this but cannot afford this at the moment

2

3 We / I do not want / need this at the moment 3 Does not apply (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) 4 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

182

ASK ALL ADDec FRS 1314 NS 1617

Do you [and your family / and your partner] have enough money to keep your home in a decent state of decoration? IF NECESSARY: Please tell me the number from the showcard which best explains whether [you and your family/you and your partner/you] have it or not.

SHOWCARD 63



GO TO ADIns


2

3 We / I do not want / need this at the moment 3 Does not apply (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) 4 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK ALL ADIns FRS 1314 NS 1617

Do you [and your family / and your partner] have household contents insurance? IF NECESSARY: Please tell me the number from the showcard which best explains whether [you and your family/you and your partner/you] have it or not.

SHOWCARD 63 THIS IS RESPONDENT'S OWN INTERPRETATION SINGLE CODE


GO TO ADMon


2

3 We / I do not want / need this at the moment 3 Does not apply (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) 4 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK AL L Now I want to ask a few questions about things you [and your family / and your partner] can afford to do.

183

ASK ALL ADMon FRS 1314 NS 1617

Do you [and your family / and your partner] make regular savings of £10 a month or more for rainy days or retirement?

SHOWCARD 63



GO TO ADFur


2

3 We / I do not want / need this at the moment 3 Does not apply (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) 4 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK ALL ADFur FRS 1314 NS 1617

Do you [and your family / and your partner] replace any worn out furniture?



GO TO FinBilCredNP


2


184

ASK ALL FinBilCredNP OPN NS 1214 NS 1617a

Which one of the statements on this card best describes how well you [and your family / and your partner] are keeping up with your bills and credit commitments at the moment? Please just read out the number that applies.

SHOWCARD 64

[SCRIPTING NOTE: CAPI TO ONLY HAVE NUMBERS FOR PRIVACY] SINGLE CODE

1 Keeping up with all bills and commitments without any difficulties

1

GO TO ADRep

2 Keeping up with all bills and commitments but it is a struggle from time to time

2

3 Keeping up with all bills and commitments but it is a constant struggle

3

4 Falling behind with some bills or credit commitments 4 5 Having real financial problems and have fallen behind

with many bills or credit commitments 5

6 Have no bills 6 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 TIMESTAMP [SCRIPTING NOTE: ADRep – ADHeat ASKED ONLY OF BORDERLINE DEPRIVED RESPONDENTS] ADRep [ADDITIONAL DEPRIVATION QUESTION TO MAKE UP THE FULL SET] FRS 1314 NS 1617

Do you (and your family / and your partner) replace or repair major electrical goods such as a refrigerator or a washing machine, when broken?



GO TO ADSelf


2


185

ADSelf [ADDITIONAL DEPRIVATION QUESTION TO MAKE UP THE FULL SET] FRS 1314 NS 1617

Now please look at this showcard. On a slightly different note do you have a small amount of money to spend each week on yourself, not on your family?


1 I have this 1

GO TO ADHeat

2 I would like to have this but cannot afford this at the moment

2

3 I do not want / need this at the moment 3 Does not apply (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) 4 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ADHeat [ADDITIONAL DEPRIVATION QUESTION TO MAKE UP THE FULL SET] FRS 1314 NS 1617

For the next question please answer just yes or no. In winter, are you able to keep this accommodation warm enough?

SINGLE CODE CODE 'CAN'T AFFORD IT' AS 'NO'

Yes 1

[Module ends] No 2 Does not apply (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) 3 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 TIMESTAMP

Core – Household pensioner material deprivation [SCRIPTING NOTE: “PENSIONER” IS DEFINED BY THE CURRENT STATE PENSION AGE] ASK ALL PENSIONERS WHERE LANGINT <> 3 This next section is about the sorts of things that some people have, but which many people have difficulty finding the money for. IF NECESSARY: The reason for asking the questions is so that the Welsh Government knows more about any problems that people in Wales are facing, and can take action to help. For each of the following things please tell me whether [you and your family / you and your partner / you] have it or not.

186

ASK ALL OACook FRS 1213 NS 1617

Would you be able to replace your cooker if it broke down?


Yes 1 GO TO OADamp

No 2 SCRIPTING NOTE: OAHome not asked here, value derived from HSat ASK ALL OADamp FRS 1213 NS 1617

Do you have a damp-free home?


Yes 1 GO TO OAWarm

No 2

ASK ALL OAWarm FRS 1213 NS 1617

Is your home kept adequately warm?


Yes 1 GO TO FinBilCredP

No 2

187

ASK IF NOT 1 – 6 AND NOT -9 AND NOT -99 AT FinBilCredNP FinBilCredP OPN NS 1617a

Which one of the statements on this card best describes how well you [and your family / and your partner] are keeping up with your bills and credit commitments at the moment? Please just read out the number that applies.

SHOWCARD 67 SINGLE CODE [SCRIPTING NOTE: CAPI TO ONLY HAVE NUMBERS FOR PRIVACY]

1 Keeping up with all bills and commitments without any difficulties

1

GO TO OATaxi

2 Keeping up with all bills and commitments but it is a struggle from time to time

2

3 Keeping up with all bills and commitments but it is a constant struggle

3

4 Falling behind with some bills or credit commitments 4 5 Having real financial problems and have fallen behind

with many bills or credit commitments 5

6 Have no bills 6 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

ASK ALL OATaxi FRS 1213 NS 1617

Do you have access to a car or taxi, whenever you need it?


Yes 1 GO TO OAHair

No 2

ASK ALL OAHair FRS 1213 NS 1617

Do you have your hair done or cut regularly?


Yes 1 GO TO OAMeal

No 2

188

ASK ALL OAFrnd FRS 1213 NS 1617

Do you see your friends or family at least once a month?


Yes 1 GO TO OACook

No 2 ASK IF 2 AT OAFrnd, OACook, OAHome, OADamp, OAWarm, OABill, OATaxi, OR OAHair I am now going to ask you about each of the things you said you do not do or have. Selecting your answers from this card, please tell me why this is. ASK IF 2 AT OACook OACookNt FRS 1213 NS 1617

Why would you not be able to replace your cooker if it broke down?

SHOWCARD 68

CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 I do not have the money for this 1

GO TO OAHomeNt

2 This is not a priority for me on my current income 2 3 My health / disability prevents me 3 4 It is too much trouble / too tiring 4 5 There is no one to do this with or help me 5 6 This is not something I want 6 7 It is not relevant to me 7 8 Other reason 8 9 Don’t know 9 ASK IF 2 AT HomeRep AND RESPONDENT IS A PENSIONER OAHomeNt FRS 1213 NS 1617

You said earlier that your home is not kept in a good state of repair. Why is this?



GO TO OADampNt

2 This is not a priority for me on my current income 2 3 My health / disability prevents me 3 4 It is too much trouble / too tiring 4 5 There is no one to do this with or help me 5 6 This is not something I want 6 7 It is not relevant to me 7 8 Other reason 8 9 Don’t know 9

189

ASK IF 2 AT OADamp OADampNt FRS 1213 NS 1617

Why do you not have a damp-free home?

SHOWCARD 68

CODE ALL THAT APPLY


GO TO OAWarmNt

2 This is not a priority for me on my current income 2 3 My health / disability prevents me 3 4 It is too much trouble / too tiring 4 5 There is no one to do this with or help me 5 6 This is not something I want 6 7 It is not relevant to me 7 8 Other reason 8 9 Don’t know 9 ASK IF 2 AT OAWarm OAWarmNt FRS 1213 NS 1617

Why is your home not kept adequately warm?

SHOWCARD 68

CODE ALL THAT APPLY


GO TO OATaxiNt

2 This is not a priority for me on my current income 2 3 My health / disability prevents me 3 4 It is too much trouble / too tiring 4 5 There is no one to do this with or help me 5 6 This is not something I want 6 7 It is not relevant to me 7 8 Other reason 8 9 Don’t know 9 ASK IF 2 AT OATaxi OATaxiNt FRS 1213 NS 1617

Why do you not have access to a car or taxi, whenever you need it?

SHOWCARD 68

CODE ALL THAT APPLY


GO TO OAHairNt


190

ASK ALL PENSIONERS WHERE LANGINT <> 3 AND 2 AT OAHair OAHairNt FRS 1213 NS 1617

Why do you not have your hair done or cut regularly?

SHOWCARD 68

CODE ALL THAT APPLY


GO TO MealNt

2 This is not a priority for me on my current income 2 3 My health / disability prevents me 3 4 It is too much trouble / too tiring 4 5 There is no one to do this with or help me 5 6 This is not something I want 6 7 It is not relevant to me 7 8 Other reason 8 9 Don’t know 9 ASK IF 2 AT OAFrnd OAFrndNt FRS 1213 NS 1617

Why do you not see your friends or family at least once a month?

SHOWCARD 68

CODE ALL THAT APPLY


GO TO OACookNt

2 This is not a priority for me on my current income 2 3 My health / disability prevents me 3 4 It is too much trouble / too tiring 4 5 There is no one to do this with or help me 5 6 This is not something I want 6 7 It is not relevant to me 7 8 Other reason 8 9 Don’t know 9 TIMESTAMP [SCRIPTING NOTE: OAMeal – OAHowPy ASKED ONLY OF BORDERLINE DEPRIVED RESPONDENTS]

ASK ALL OAMeal [ADDITIONAL DEPRIVATION QUESTION TO MAKE UP THE FULL SET] FRS 1213 NS 1617

Do you eat at least one filling meal a day?


Yes 1 GO TO OAOut

No 2

191

ASK ALL OAOut [ADDITIONAL DEPRIVATION QUESTION TO MAKE UP THE FULL SET] FRS 1213 NS 1617

Do you go out socially, either alone or with other people, at least once a month?


Yes 1 GO TO OAHol

No 2

ASK ALL OAHol [ADDITIONAL DEPRIVATION QUESTION TO MAKE UP THE FULL SET] FRS 1213 NS 1617

Do you take a holiday away from home for a week or more at least once a year?


Yes 1 GO TO OAHeat

No 2

ASK ALL OAHeat [ADDITIONAL DEPRIVATION QUESTION TO MAKE UP THE FULL SET] FRS 1213 NS 1617

Are your heating, electrics, plumbing and drains kept in good working order?


Yes 1 GO TO OAPhon

No 2

OAPhon [ADDITIONAL DEPRIVATION QUESTION TO MAKE UP THE FULL SET] FRS 1213 NS 1617

Do you have a telephone (landline) to use, whenever you need it?


Yes 1 GO TO OACoat

No 2

192

ASK ALL OACoat [ADDITIONAL DEPRIVATION QUESTION TO MAKE UP THE FULL SET] FRS 1213 NS 1617

Do you have a warm waterproof coat?


Yes 1 GO TO OAExpns

No 2

ASK ALL OAExpns [ADDITIONAL DEPRIVATION QUESTION TO MAKE UP THE FULL SET] FRS 1213 NS 1617

Would you be able to pay an unexpected expense of £200?


Yes 1 GO TO OAHowPy

No 2

ASK IF 1 AT OAExpns OAHowPy [ADDITIONAL DEPRIVATION QUESTION TO MAKE UP THE FULL SET] FRS 1213 NS 1617

How would you pay for this unexpected expense of £200?


1 I would use my own income but would need to cut back on essentials

1

GO TO AOFrndNt

2 I would use my own income but would not need to cut back on essentials

2

3 I would use my savings 3 4 I would use a form of credit (e.g. credit card or take out a

loan) 4

5 I would get the money from friends or family as a gift or loan

5

6 Other (please specify) 6

ASK IF 6 AT OAHowPy OAHowPyO NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: What is the other?

[SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING [50]] GO TO AOFrndNt

TIMESTAMP [SCRIPTING NOTE: MealNt – CoatNt ASKED ONLY OF BORDERLINE DEPRIVED RESPONDENTS]

193

ASK IF 2 AT OAMeal MealNt [ADDITIONAL DEPRIVATION QUESTION TO MAKE UP THE FULL SET] FRS 1213 NS 1617

Why do you not eat at least one filling meal a day?

SHOWCARD 70

CODE ALL THAT APPLY


GO TO OutNt

2 This is not a priority for me on my current income 2 3 My health / disability prevents me 3 4 It is too much trouble / too tiring 4 5 There is no one to do this with or help me 5 6 This is not something I want 6 7 It is not relevant to me 7 8 Other reason 8 9 Don’t know 9 ASK IF 2 AT OAOut OutNt [ADDITIONAL DEPRIVATION QUESTION TO MAKE UP THE FULL SET] FRS 1213 NS 1617

Why do you not go out socially, either alone or with other people, at least once a month?

SHOWCARD 70

CODE ALL THAT APPLY


GO TO HolNt


194

ASK IF 2 AT OAHol HolNt [ADDITIONAL DEPRIVATION QUESTION TO MAKE UP THE FULL SET] FRS 1213 NS 1617

Why do you not take a holiday away from home for a week or more at least once a year?

SHOWCARD 70

CODE ALL THAT APPLY


GO TO HeatNt

2 This is not a priority for me on my current income 2 3 My health / disability prevents me 3 4 It is too much trouble / too tiring 4 5 There is no one to do this with or help me 5 6 This is not something I want 6 7 It is not relevant to me 7 8 Other reason 8 9 Don’t know 9 ASK IF 2 AT OAHeat HeatNt [ADDITIONAL DEPRIVATION QUESTION TO MAKE UP THE FULL SET] FRS 1213 NS 1617

Why are your heating, electrics, plumbing and drains not kept in good working order?

SHOWCARD 70

CODE ALL THAT APPLY


GO TO PhonNt

2 This is not a priority for me on my current income 2 3 My health / disability prevents me 3 4 It is too much trouble / too tiring 4 5 There is no one to do this with or help me 5 6 This is not something I want 6 7 It is not relevant to me 7 8 Other reason 8 9 Don’t know 9 ASK IF 2 AT OAPhon PhonNt [ADDITIONAL DEPRIVATION QUESTION TO MAKE UP THE FULL SET] FRS 1213 NS 1617

Why do you not have a telephone (landline) to use, whenever you need it?

SHOWCARD 70

CODE ALL THAT APPLY


GO TO CoatNt


195

ASK IF 2 AT OACoat CoatNt [ADDITIONAL DEPRIVATION QUESTION TO MAKE UP THE FULL SET] FRS 1213 NS 1617

Why do you not have a warm waterproof coat?

SHOWCARD 70

CODE ALL THAT APPLY


[Module ends]

2 This is not a priority for me on my current income 2 3 My health / disability prevents me 3 4 It is too much trouble / too tiring 4 5 There is no one to do this with or help me 5 6 This is not something I want 6 7 It is not relevant to me 7 8 Other reason 8 9 Don’t know 9 TIMESTAMP

Core – Child material deprivation DO NOT ASK MODULE OF THOSE USING OTHER LANGUAGE (I.E. LANGINT <> 3) ASK IF ONE OR MORE CODED 4/5/6 AT RelResp2 AND (CHLD IS AGED 0-16 OR 1 AT HH16_19FTEd) ASK IF RESPONDENT IS A PENSIONER AND 1 AT GrdChk AND (CHLD IS AGED 0-16 OR 1 AT HH16_19FTEd) [SCRIPTING NOTE: “PENSIONER” IS DEFINED BY THE CURRENT STATE PENSION AGE] [SCRIPTING NOTE: THE TEXT-FILL [YOU/ YOU AND YOUR PARTNER] SHOULD BE SET UP AS FOLLOWS: [YOU] IF RELRESP2 DOES NOT = 1, 2, OR 3 [YOU AND YOUR PARTNER] IF RESPRESP2 = 1, 2, OR 3] The next questions are asked about all the children [you / you and your partner] are responsible for in this household. INTERVIEWER INSTRUCTION: Respondents are asked to think of all of their dependent children when answering these questions. Cases may arise, however, where one child ‘has’ and one cannot afford or one ‘doesn’t need’ and one cannot afford. In these cases priority coding is necessary. The priority will ALWAYS be cannot afford. Therefore, the priority order is: 1. cannot afford, 2. doesn't need, 3. (all) have. If respondent’s answer doesn’t allow you to distinguish between code 2 and 3, ask “Which answer from the card best applies to you?” For each of the following please tell me the number from the showcard that best explains whether your [child has/children have] it or not. [SCRIPTING NOTE: TEXT FILL “[DOES YOUR CHILD / DO YOUR CHILDREN)]” SHOULD BE DRIVEN BY THE NUMBER OF DEPENDENT CHILDREN IN THE HOUSEHOLD.

196

NUMBER OF DEPENDENT CHILDREN IS GIVEN AS (NUMBER CODED 4/5/6 AT RELRESP2 AND AGED UNDER 16) + (NUMBER CODED 4/5/6 AT RELRESP2 AND 1 AT HH16_19FTED).] ASK ALL CDCoat FRS 1314 NS 1617

[Does your child / Do your children] have a warm winter coat?

SHOWCARD 71

THIS IS RESPONDENT'S OWN INTERPRETATION IF CHILD(REN) HAS A WARM WINTER COAT BUT REFUSES TO WEAR IT, CODE AS 1. SINGLE CODE

1 Child(ren) has / have this 1

GO TO CDEqp

2 Child(ren) would like to have this but we cannot afford this at the moment

2

3 Child(ren) do not want / need this at the moment 3 Does not apply (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) 4 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK ALL CDEqp FRS 1314 NS 1617

[Does your child / Do your children] have leisure equipment such as sports equipment or a bicycle?

SHOWCARD 71



GO TO CDCel


2

3 Child(ren) do not want / need this at the moment 3 Does not apply (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) 4 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

197

ASK ALL CDCel FRS 1314 NS 1617

[Does your child / Do your children] have celebrations on special occasions such as birthdays, Christmas or other religious festivals?

SHOWCARD 71



GO TO CDAct


2

3 Child(ren) do not want / need this at the moment 3 Does not apply (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) 4 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK ALL CDAct FRS 1314 NS 1617

[Does your child / Do your children] attend at least one regular organised activity a week outside school, such as sport or a youth group?



GO TO CDLes


2

3 Child(ren) do not want / need this at the moment 3 Does not apply (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) 4 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK ALL CDLes FRS 1314 NS 1617

[Does your child / Do your children] do a hobby or leisure activity?

SHOWCARD 71



GO TO CDVeg


2

3 Child(ren) do not want / need this at the moment 3 Does not apply (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) 4 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 TIMESTAMP

198

199

[SCRIPTING NOTE: CDepVeg – CDepTrp ASKED ONLY OF BORDERLINE DEPRIVED HOUSEHOLDS. NOT ASKED OF BORDERLINE DEPRIVED PENSIONER HOUSEHOLDS.] CDVeg [ADDITIONAL DEPRIVATION QUESTION TO MAKE UP THE FULL SET] FRS 1314 NS 1617

[Does your child / Do your children] eat fresh fruit and / or vegetables every day?

SHOWCARD 71

THIS IS RESPONDENT'S OWN INTERPRETATION IF CHILD(REN) OFFERED FRUIT AND VEGETABLES REGULARLY BUT REFUSE(S) TO EAT THEM, CODE AS 1. SINGLE CODE


GO TO CDHol


2

3 Child(ren) do not want / need this at the moment 3 Does not apply (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) 4 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ONLY ASK IF HH HAS TWO OR MORE CHILDREN OF A DIFFERENT SEX AGED 10 OR OVER CDBed [ADDITIONAL DEPRIVATION QUESTION TO MAKE UP THE FULL SET] FRS 1314 NS 1617

Are there enough bedrooms for every child of 10 or over of a different sex to have their own bedroom?

SHOWCARD 71



GO TO CDEqp


2


200

CDTea [ADDITIONAL DEPRIVATION QUESTION TO MAKE UP THE FULL SET] FRS 1314 NS 1617

[Does your child / Do your children] have friends round for tea or a snack once a fortnight?

SHOWCARD 71 THIS IS RESPONDENT'S OWN INTERPRETATION EXCLUDE VISITS WHERE FRIENDS ARE NOT OFFERED TEA OR A SNACK. SINGLE CODE

1

Child(ren) has / have this

1

GO TO CDPlay


2

3 Child(ren) do not want / need this at the moment 3 Does not apply (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) 4 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF ANY CHILDREN UNDER 4 OR CHILDREN UNDER 6 AND 2 AT HH4_6FtEd CDPlay [ADDITIONAL DEPRIVATION QUESTION TO MAKE UP THE FULL SET] FRS 1314 NS 1617

[Does / Do] [Name(s) of children in household under 6 not attending primary or private school] go to toddler group / nursery / playgroup at least once a week?



GO TO CDTrp


2

3 Child(ren) do not want / need this at the moment 3 Does not apply (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) 4 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF ANY CHILDREN 6 AND OVER OR 1 AT HH4_6FtEd CDTrp [ADDITIONAL DEPRIVATION QUESTION TO MAKE UP THE FULL SET] FRS 1314 NS 1617

[Does / Do] [Name(s) of children aged 6 or older in household or younger than 6 and attending primary or private school] go on school trips?

SHOWCARD 71



[Module ends]


2


201

TIMESTAMP

WG – Food poverty [SCRIPTING NOTE: MODULE TO BE ASKED OF ALL RESPONDENTS EXCEPT THOSE USING OTHER LANGUAGE (I.E. LANGINT <> 3)] ASK ALL FPEv2d NS 1617 EU SILC

[Does your household / do you and your partner/ do you] eat meals with meat, chicken, fish (or vegetarian equivalent) at least every other day? Please give me a number from the showcard which best describes your answer.

VEGETARIAN EQUIVALENT MEANS PROTEIN, SUCH AS EGGS, CHEESE, OR MEAT SUBSTITUTE PRODUCT, E.G. QUORN.

SHOWCARD 72

SINGLE CODE

1 Yes 1

GO TO FPSubMeal 2 No – cannot afford 2

3 No – other reason 3 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK ALL FPSubMeal NS 1617 EU SILC

During the last fortnight was there ever a day (from getting up to going to bed) when you did not have a substantial meal due to lack of money? READ OUT IF NECESSARY: A substantial meal means one that is filling.

SINGLE CODE Yes 1

[Module ends] No 2


202

Problems and advice SUBSAMPLED MODULE: ASK OF 3K RESPONDENTS

[SCRIPTING NOTE: MODULE TO BE ASKED OF ALL RESPONDENTS EXCEPT THOSE USING OTHER LANGUAGE (I.E. LANGINT <> 3)] ASK ALL The next questions are about problems and disputes. The Welsh Government are interested in this topic because they need to know if people who have suffered a problem or dispute are getting enough support to resolve it properly, and if not, what should be put in place to help. ASK ALL Disputes NEW In the last 12 months, have you personally experienced any problems or disputes

in relation to the following topics?

SHOWCARD 73

CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Debt 1

GO TO ProbOtcm

2 Financial matters other than debt 2

3 Welfare benefits 3

4 Housing 4

5 Employment 5

6 Discrimination 6

7 Divorce or problems related to relationship breakdown 7

8 Social care 8

9 Goods or services you have bought 9

10 Other (PLEASE SPECIFY) 10 GO TO DisputesOT

11 None of these 11 GO TO AdvProb

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 10 AT Disputes DisputesOT NEW ASK OR CODE: What was the other topic?

[SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING [50]] GO TO ProbOtcm ASK IF 1-10 AT Disputes ProbOtcm NEW Thinking about the most serious problem you experienced, which of these best

describes what happened?


1 Sorted it out 1 GO TO ProbSort

2 Still sorting it out 2

3 Attempted to sort it out but gave up 3 GO TO ProbGvUp

4 Did nothing 4 GO TO ProbNoth

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO AdvProb

203

ASK IF 1 OR 2 AT ProbOtcm ProbSort NEW How [did / are] you sort[ing] it out?

[SCRIPTING NOTE: TEXT FILLS ARE BASED ON RESPONSE AT ProbOtcm]


1 On my own 1

GO TO AdvProb 2 With the help of family / friends 2

3 With professional help – paid for 3

4 With professional help – free 4

5 Other (PLEASE SPECIFY) 5 GO TO ProbSortOT

Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO AdvProb

ASK IF 5 AT ProbSort ProbSortOT NEW What [is / was] the other way you [sorted / are sorting] it out?

[SCRIPTING NOTE: TEXT FILLS ARE BASED ON RESPONSE AT ProbOtcm] [SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING [50]]

GO TO AdvProb

ASK IF 3 AT ProbOtcm ProbGvUp NEW Why did you give up? SHOWCARD 76

CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Due to costs 1

GO TO AdvProb

2 Due to complexity 2

3 Didn’t have the time 3

4 Lack of knowledge 4

5 Too stressful 5

6 On professional advice 6

7 On the advice of family / friends 7

8 Because I was unable to get information / advice I needed

8

9 Other (PLEASE SPECIFY) 9 GO TO ProbGvUpOT


ASK IF 9 AT ProbGvUp ProbGvUpOT NEW What was the other reason you gave up?

[SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING [50]]

GO TO AdvProb

204

ASK IF 4 AT ProbOtcm ProbNoth NEW Why didn’t you do anything? SHOWCARD 77

CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Due to costs 1

GO TO AdvProb 2 Due to complexity 2 3 Didn’t have the time 3 4 Lack of knowledge 4 5 Too stressful 5

6 On the advice of family / friends 6

7 Other (PLEASE SPECIFY) 7 GO TO ProbNothOT


ASK IF 7 AT ProbNoth ProbNothOT NEW What was the other reason you did nothing?


GO TO AdvProb

ASK ALL AdvProb NEW In the last 12 months, have you had advice or support from any organisations in

these areas of life? SHOWCARD 78

CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Debt 1

GO TO ConJust

2 Financial matters other than debt 2 3 Welfare benefits 3 4 Housing 4 5 Employment 5 6 Discrimination 6 7 Divorce or problems related to relationship breakdown 7 8 Social care 8 9 Goods or services you have bought 9

10 Other (PLEASE SPECIFY) 10 GO TO AdvProbOT

11 None of these 11 GO TO ConJust


ASK IF 10 AT AdvProb AdvProbOT NEW What was the other area? [SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING [50]]

GO TO ConJust

205

ASK ALL ConJust NEW SCJS 1415a

How confident are you that everyone has access to the legal system if they need it? By legal system, I mean lawyers, courts and advice services which can help people resolve legal issues.

SHOWCARD 79 LAWYER INCLUDES SOLICITOR OR BARRISTER SINGLE CODE

1 Very confident 1

[Module ends]

2 Fairly confident 2

3 Not very confident 3

4 Not at all confident 4

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 TIMESTAMP FULL INTERVIEW BREAK POINT

206

Welfare reform ASK ALL The next questions are about changes to welfare benefits. ASK ALL WelfAware NEW Which of the following changes to welfare benefits have you heard of?

If you’re not sure what something is, I have a bit more information about each change that I can read out.

SHOWCARD 80 F12 INTERVIEWER HELP SCREEN: WELFAWARE IF NECESSARY: Universal Credit is a benefit for people on low incomes or out of work. Benefits replaced by Universal Credit include Income-based Jobseeker’s Allowance, Income-related Employment and Support Allowance, Income Support, Working Tax Credit, Child Tax Credit and Housing Benefit. IF NECESSARY: The Personal Independence Payment helps with some of the extra costs caused by long-term disability or ill-health. It has replaced The Disability Living Allowance. IF NECESSARY: The Household Benefit Cap is a limit on the total amount of benefit that most working-age people can get. It was originally introduced in 2013. From October 2016 the cap cut benefits for out-of-work families from £26,000 (£18,200 for single adults without children) to £20,000 (£13,400 for single adults without children). IF NECESSARY: As a result of the removal of the Spare Room Subsidy (also known as the ‘bedroom tax’) Housing Benefit has been reduced for working-age social tenants whose properties are deemed to have more rooms than they need based on the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) size criteria. CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Introduction of Universal Credit 1

GO TO WelfEffect

2 Introduction of Personal Independence Payment (replaced Disability Living Allowance)

2

3 Household Benefit Cap 3

4 “Bedroom Tax” (Removal of the Spare Room Subsidy) 4

5 None of the above 5 [Module ends]

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ASK IF 1 AT WelfAware WelfEffect1 NEW What direct effect, if any, has the introduction of Universal Credit had on you [or

your household]? SHOWCARD 81

[SCRIPTING NOTE: TEXT FILL IF >1 PERSON IN HH] SINGLE CODE

1 Positive 1

GO TO WelfEffect2 2 Negative 2 3 Both positive and negative 3 4 None / Not applicable 4 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 2 AT WelfAware WelfEffect2 NEW What direct effect, if any, has the introduction of the Personal Independence

Payment had on you [or your household]? SHOWCARD 81

SINGLE CODE

1 Positive 1

GO TO WelfEffect3 2 Negative 2 3 Both positive and negative 3 4 None / Not applicable 4 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 3 AT WelfAware WelfEffect3 NEW What direct effect, if any, has the Household Benefit Cap had on you [or your

household]? SHOWCARD 81

SINGLE CODE

1 Positive 1

GO TO WelfEffect4 2 Negative 2 3 Both positive and negative 3 4 None / Not applicable 4 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

208

ASK IF 4 AT WelfAware WelfEffect4 NEW What direct effect, if any, has the removal of the Spare Room Subsidy had on you

[or your household]? IF NECESSARY: the removal of the Spare Room Subsidy is also known as the “Bedroom Tax”

SHOWCARD 81

SINGLE CODE

1 Positive 1

[End of module] 2 Negative 2 3 Both positive and negative 3 4 None / Not applicable 4 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 TIMESTAMP

Volunteering SUBSAMPLED TOPIC: 2K RESPONDENTS ASK ALL I would now like to ask you some questions about volunteering. Please exclude giving money and anything that you were paid to do. ASK ALL VolType NS 1617

Which of these clubs or organisations, if any, are you currently giving your time to for free?


1 Charitable organisation 1

GO TO VolTime

2 School or young person’s group 2

3 Tenants / residents group or neighbourhood watch 3 4 Religious group 4 5 Pensioners group / organisation 5 6 Sports club 6 7 Arts groups (e.g. drama, music, arts or crafts) 7 8 Environmental group 8 9 Museum / heritage site 9

10 Other club or organisation 10

11 None of these 11 [End of module] Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

209

ASK IF 1 TO 10 AT VolType VolTime LiW 2007 NS 1617

Approximately how many hours in total have you spent helping [this / these] club[s] or organisation[s] in the past four weeks?

ENTER TIME IN WHOLE NUMBER OF HOURS, ROUNDED TO NEAREST HOUR IF NECESSARY.

0…672 [End of module]

TIMESTAMP

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Arts attendance (Future Generations) ASK ALL ArtsAttEv NEW In the last 12 months, have you attended any of the following arts events? SHOWCARD 83

WE ARE ONLY INTERESTED IN ARTS EVENTS. DO NOT CODE OTHER EVENTS, E.G. FOOD FESTIVALS. CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Film showing 1

GO TO ArtsWhy 2 Theatre 2 3 Live music 3 4 Dance performance 4 5 Storytelling or reading event 5

6 Other arts event (PLEASE SPECIFY) 6 GO TO ArtsAttEvOT

7 None of these 7 GO TO ArtsPart ASK IF 6 AT ArtsAttEv ArtsAttEvOT NEW What was the other arts event? [SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING [50]] GO TO ArtsWhy [SCRIPTING NOTE: LOOP STARTS] [SCRIPTING NOTE: REPEAT ArtsWhy FOR ALL ANSWERS ENTERED AT ArtsAttEv OR ArtsAttEvOT] ASK IF 1 – 6 AT ArtsAttEv ArtsWhy NEW In the last 12 months, have you been to a[n] [insert answer from ArtsAttEv or

ArtsAttEvOT] …? INDIVIDUAL PROMPT – READ OUT EACH AND CODE ALL THAT APPLY …In your own time 1 GO TO ArtsFreq

For paid work 2 GO TO ArtsPart

As part of voluntary work 3 GO TO ArtsFreq

For academic study 4

GO TO ArtsPart For some other reason 5

Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 [SCRIPTING NOTE: REPEAT ArtsFreq FOR ALL ANSWERS ENTERED AT ArtsAttEv OR ArtsAttEvOT]

211

ASK IF 1 OR 3 AT ArtsWhy ArtsFreq NEW How often in the last 12 months have you been to a[n] [insert answer from ArtsAtt

or ArtsAttEvOT] [in your own time] [or] [as part of voluntary work]?


1 At least once a week 1

GO TO ArtsPart

2 Less often than once a week, but at least once a month 2 3 Less often than once a month, but at least 3 or 4 times a

year 3

4 Twice in the last 12 months 4 5 Once in the last 12 months 5 Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 [SCRIPTING NOTE: LOOP ENDS] TIMESTAMP

Arts participation (Future Generations) ASK ALL ArtsPart NS 1617a

In the last 12 months, have you participated in any of these activities?


1 Music 1

GO TO ArtsPartWhy

2 Drama or theatrical activity 2

3 Dance 3

4 Film making or photography (other than family, holiday or party snaps)

4

5 Visual arts and crafts, e.g., painting, jewellery making, textiles

5

6 Creative writing 6

7 Making art work or animation using digital technology 7

8 Circus skills, street arts or other physical theatre activity 8


Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 [SCRIPTING NOTE: LOOP STARTS] [SCRIPTING NOTE: ASK FOR EVERY ANSWER ENTERED AT ArtsPart]

212

ASK IF 1 – 8 AT ArtsPart ArtsPartWhy NEW In the last 12 months have you participated in [insert answer from ArtsPart] …? INDIVIDUAL PROMPT – READ OUT EACH AND CODE ALL THAT APPLY

…In your own time 1 GO TO ArtsPartFreq

For paid work 2 [Module ends]

As part of voluntary work 3 GO TO ArtsPartFreq


[Module ends] For some other reason 5

Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 [SCRIPTING NOTE: ASK FOR EVERY ANSWER ENTERED AT ArtsPart] ASK IF 1 OR 3 AT ArtsPartWhy ArtsPartFreq NEW In the last 12 months how often have you participated in [insert answer from

ArtsPart] [in your own time] [or] [as part of voluntary work]? SHOWCARD 86

SINGLE CODE


[Module ends]


year 3

4 Twice in the last 12 months 4 5 Once in the last 12 months 5 Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 [SCRIPTING NOTE: LOOP ENDS] TIMESTAMP

213

Heritage (FG) ASK ALL HeritAtt NEW TPSa

In the last 12 months, have you visited any of these places?

INCLUDE VISITING HISTORIC SITE FOR OTHER PURPOSES E.G. CONCERT / THEATRE OR INCIDENTAL USE (E.G. WALKING AROUND A HERITAGE SITE TO PASS THE TIME). DO NOT INCLUDE VISIT TO SHOP / CAFÉ AT HISTORIC SITE. INCLUDE VISITS OUTSIDE WALES.


1 A historic building open to the public (non-religious)

1

GO TO HeritWal

2 A historic park or garden open to the public

2

3 A place connected with industrial history (e.g. an old factory, dockyard or mine)

3

4 A historic place of worship attended as a visitor (not to worship)

4

5 A monument such as a castle, fort or ruin 5 6 A site of archaeological interest (e.g. Roman villa,

ancient burial site) 6

7 Other historic / heritage site 7

8 None of these 8 GO TO HeritXVisit

Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 [Module ends] ASK IF 1 -7 AT HeritAtt HeritWal NEW

Were any of these visits to historic places in Wales?

SINGLE CODE Yes 1

GO TO HeritWhy No 2 Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 1-7 AT HeritAtt HeritWhy NEW TPS

In the last 12 months have you been to any of these places…?

INDIVIDUAL PROMPT - CODE ALL THAT APPLY …In your own time 1 GO TO HeritFreq

For paid work 2 [Module ends]

As part of voluntary work 3 GO TO HeritFreq


[Module ends] For some other reason 5


214

ASK IF 1OR 3 AT HeritWhy HeritFreq NEW In the last 12 months how often have you been to these historic places [in your

own time] [or] [as part of voluntary work]? SHOWCARD 88

SINGLE CODE


[Module ends]


year 3

4 Twice in the last 12 months 4 5 Once in the last 12 months 5 Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 8 AT HeritAtt OR 2 AT HeritWales HeritXVisit NS 1617

Are there any particular reasons why you didn't visit an historic place in Wales in the last 12 months?

DO NOT PROMPT CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 It costs too much 1

[Module ends]

2 Never occurred to me 2 3 Not really interested 3 4 I don't have anyone to go with 4 5 Not enough attractions close to where I live 5 6 Health isn't good enough 6 7 Lack of transport / I can't easily get to it 7 8 It's difficult to find the time 8 9 Poor access (e.g. no disabled ramps) 9

10 Other (PLEASE SPECIFY) 10 GO TO HeritXVisitOT

Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 [Module ends] ASK IF 10 AT HeritXVisit HeritXVisitOT NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: What is the other reason?

[SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING [50]] [Module ends] TIMESTAMP

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Museums (FG) ASK ALL MusAtt NEW TPS

In the last 12 months, have you been to a museum?

INCLUDE MUSEUMS OUTSIDE WALES. SINGLE CODE

Yes 1 GO TO MusWal

No 2 GO TO MusRemot

Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO MusRemot ASK IF 1 AT MusAtt MusWal NEW TPS

Was this museum or any of these museums in Wales?

IF HAVE VISITED ANY MUSEUMS IN WALES, CODE AS 1 SINGLE CODE

Yes 1 GO TO MusWhy No 2

Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 1 AT MusAtt MusWhy NEW TPS

In the last 12 months have you been to a museum …?

INDIVIDUAL PROMPT - CODE ALL THAT APPLY …In your own time 1 GO TO MusFreq

For paid work 2 GO TO MusRemot

As part of voluntary work 3 GO TO MusFreq


GO TO MusRemot For some other reason 5

Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 1 OR 3 AT MusWhy MusFreq NEW TPS

In the last 12 months how often have you been to a museum [in your own-time] [or] [as part of voluntary work]?



GO TO MusRemot


year 3

4 Twice in the last 12 months 4 5 Once in the last 12 months 5 Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

216

ASK ALL MusRemot NEW In the last 12 months, which, if any, of these have you done?

SHOWCARD 89

“VIRTUAL COLLECTIONS” CAN BE CREATED BY ORGANISING THE ONLINE RECORDS FOR ITEMS IN A MUSEUM’S COLLECTION INTO A BESPOKE GROUP, E.G. BY GENRE OR DATE. CODE ALL THAT APPLY

Enquiries

GO TO MusXVisit

1 Enquired about items in a museum collection 1 2 Enquired about subject topics covered in a museum

collection 2

Online services 3 Found information online about visiting a museum 3 4 Purchased items from a museum online shop, e.g.

entrance tickets 4

5 Accessed online information about a museum’s collection

5

6 Created a “virtual collection” using a museum website 6 7 Downloaded learning resources from a museum website 7 Community services 8 Borrowed items from a museum for a community group /

event 8

9 Attended a museum event in the community 9 10 None of these 10 Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 2 AT MusAtt OR 2 AT MusWales MusXVisit NS 1617a

Are there any particular reasons why you didn't visit a museum in Wales in the last 12 months?

DO NOT PROMPT CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 It costs too much 1

[Module ends]

2 Never occurred to me 2 3 Not really interested 3 4 I don't have anyone to go with 4 5 Not enough museums close to where I live 5 6 Health isn't good enough 6 7 Opening hours aren’t convenient 7 8 Lack of transport / I can't easily get to it 8 9 It's difficult to find the time 9 10 Poor access (e.g. no disabled ramps) 10

11 Other (PLEASE SPECIFY) 11 GO TO MusXVisitOT

Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 [Module ends]

217

ASK IF 11 AT MusXVisit MusXVisitOT NS 1617a

ASK OR CODE: What is the other reason?

[SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING [50]] [Module ends] TIMESTAMP

Libraries (FG) ASK ALL LibAtt NEW TPS 1516

In the last 12 months, have you used a public library service?

INTERVIEWER: INCLUDE VISITS TO PUBLIC LIBRARIES, USING ONLINE LIBRARY RESOURCES, OR ACCESS BY TELEPHONE. EXCLUDE VISITS TO UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES. SINGLE CODE

Yes 1 GO TO LibWal

No 2 GO TO LibXVisit

Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 [Module ends] ASK IF 1 AT LibAtt LibWal NEW

Were any of these library services based in Wales?

SINGLE CODE Yes 1

GO TO LibWhy No 2 Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 1 AT LibAtt LibWhy NEW TPS 1516

In the last 12 months have you used a public library service ….?

INDIVIDUAL PROMPT CODE ALL THAT APPLY

…In your own time 1 GO TO LibFreq

For paid work 2 GO TO LibRecVisit

As part of voluntary work 3 GO TO LibFreq


GO TO LibRecVisit For some other reason 5


218

ASK IF 1 OR 3 AT LibWhy LibFreq NEW TPS 1516

In the last 12 months how often have you used a public library service [in your own time] [or] [as part of voluntary work]?



GO TO LibRecVisit


year 3

4 Twice in the last 12 months 4 5 Once in the last 12 months 5 Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 1 AT LibWal LibRecVisit NEW Thinking about your most recent visit to a public library in Wales, which, if any, of

the following did you use?

SHOWCARD 91 IF A ‘MOBILE LIBRARY’ OR LIBRARY SERVICES DELIVERED TO THE HOME WAS THE MOST RECENT USE OF A PUBLIC LIBRARY, CODE THE SERVICES THAT WERE USED. CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Books 1

[Module ends]

2 DVDs 2

3 Newspapers 3

4 E-books 4

5 E-magazines 5

6 Computers 6

7 ICT/digital skills sessions 7

8 Free Wi-Fi 8

9 Family history resources 9

10 Music downloads 10

11 CDs 11

12 Sheet music 12

13 Printing or scanning facilities 13

14 Pick up green recycling bags or food caddy liners 14

15 Other (PLEASE SPECIFY) 15 GO TO LibRecVisitOT

Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 [Module ends] ASK IF 15 AT LibRecVisit LibRecVisitOT NEW ASK OR CODE: What was the other thing you used? [SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING [50]] [Module ends]

219

ASK IF 2 AT LibAtt LibXVisit NEW Can I just ask, why haven’t you used a public library service in the last 12

months? DO NOT PROMPT

CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Not really interested 1

[Module ends]

2 Not sure what services are available 2 3 The right services aren’t available 3 4 Prefer to buy books 4 5 Opening hours aren’t convenient 5 6 Lack of transport / I can't easily get to it 6 7 Health isn't good enough 7 8 I wouldn't enjoy it 8 9 It's difficult to find the time 9 10 I don't have anyone to go with 10

11 Other (PLEASE SPECIFY) 11 GO TO LibXVisitOT

-9 Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 [Module ends] ASK IF 11 AT LibXVisit LibXVisitOT NEW What is the other reason? INTERVIEWER WRITE IN [Module ends] TIMESTAMP

Archives (FG) SUBSAMPLED MODULE: ASK OF 2,000 RESPONDENTS

ASK ALL ArchAtt TPS NEW

In the last 12 months have you been to an archive or records office?

SINGLE CODE Yes 1 GO TO ArchWhy

No 2 [Module ends]


220

ASK IF 1 AT ArchAtt ArchWhy TPS NEW

In the last 12 months have you been to an archive or records office …?

INDIVIDUAL PROMPT CODE ALL THAT APPLY

…In your own time 1

GO TO ArchFreq

For paid work 2 As part of voluntary work 3 For academic study 4 For some other reason 5 Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 [Module ends] ASK IF 1 AT ArchAtt ArchFreq TPS NEW

In the last 12 months how often have you been to an archive or record office [in your own time] [or] [as part of voluntary work]?

SHOWCARD 92

SINGLE CODE


[Module ends]


year 3

4 Twice in the last 12 months 4 5 Once in the last 12 months 5 Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 TIMESTAMP

221

Sport Wales – Current participation and latent demand ASK IF SUBSAMPLED FOR “PHYSICAL ACTIVITY” MODULE Earlier I asked you about exercise. I’d now like to ask some more detailed questions about sport and physical activity. Please include any activities you mentioned before. ASK IF NOT SUBSAMPLED FOR “PHYSICAL ACTIVITY” MODULE I’d now like to ask some questions about sport and physical activity.

ASK IF Age>59 AND 1 OR 2 AT LongIllLimit, OR IF Age>74 SWFilter NS 1617

In the last 4 weeks, have you taken part in any games, sports or other exercise? Please just answer yes or no.

SHOWCARD 93 Some examples Bowls Golf Fishing Swimming Rambling Cycling Horse riding Gym or fitness classes Dance Pool IF RESPONDENT UNSURE WHETHER THEIR ACTIVITY IS INCLUDED, CODE AS DON’T KNOW

Yes 1 GO TO OAct4w

No 2 GO TO SWFilterLD

Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO OAct4w

ASK IF 2 at SWFilter SWFilterLD NS 1617

Would you like to do more of these kinds of activities? Please just answer yes or no.

SHOWCARD 93

Some examples Bowls Golf Fishing Swimming Rambling Cycling Horse riding Gym or fitness classes Dance Pool IF RESPONDENT UNSURE WHETHER THEIR ACTIVITY IS INCLUDED, CODE AS DON’T KNOW

Yes 1 GO TO OActMore

No 2 [Module ends]

Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO OActMore

222

ASK ALL IF NOT SWFilter=2 OAct4w NS 1617 AAS 2014

Which of these outdoor games and activities have you taken part in within the last 4 weeks ending yesterday?

SHOWCARD 94 and SHOWCARD 95

ONLY CODE RUGBY – TOUCH OR TAG RUGBY IF RESPONDENT SOLELY DOES THIS AND NOT AS PART OF RUGBY UNION OR RUGBY LEAGUE CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 American football 1

GO TO OAct4wN

2 Archery 2

3 Athletics (track or field) (outdoor) 3

4 Baseball 4

5 Basketball (outdoor) 5

6 Bowls (outdoor) 6

7 Cricket (outdoor) 7

8 Diving (outdoor) 8

9 Football (outdoor) 9

10 Gaelic sports 10

11 Golf (inc. pitch and putt) 11

12 Hockey (outdoor) 12

13 Jogging 13

14 Lacrosse 14

15 Netball (outdoor) 15

16 Road running / cross country 16

17 Rounders 17

18 Rugby league 18

19 Rugby union 19

20 Rugby – touch or tag rugby 20

21 Softball 21

22 Street hockey 22

23 Swimming (outdoor) 23

24 Tai Chi (outdoor) 24

25 Target / clay pigeon shooting (outdoor) 25

26 Tennis (outdoor) 26

27 Triathlon 27

28 Tug-of-war 28

29 Volleyball (outdoor) 29

30 Other outdoor game 30 GO TO OAct4wOT

31 None of these 31 GO TO OActMore


ASK IF 30 AT OAct4w OAct4wOT NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: What is the other activity?

[SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING [50]] GO TO OAct4wN TIMESTAMP

223

ASK FOR EACH ACTIVITY CODED AT OAct4w OAct4wN NS 1617 AAS 2014

How many times in the last four weeks have you taken part in (INSERT FROM OAct4w)?

TRY TO AVOID “DON’T KNOW” RESPONSES

GO TO OActMore Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK ALL unless SWFilterLD=2 OActMore NS 1617 AAS 2014

Are there any activities on this card that you are not currently doing but you would like to do, or any that you would like to do more of?

SHOWCARD 94 and SHOWCARD 95 ONLY CODE RUGBY – TOUCH OR TAG RUGBY IF RESPONDENT SOLELY DOES THIS AND NOT AS PART OF RUGBY UNION OR RUGBY LEAGUE CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 American football 1

GO TO OPur4w

2 Archery 2 3 Athletics (track or field) (outdoor) 3 4 Baseball 4 5 Basketball (outdoor) 5 6 Bowls (outdoor) 6 7 Cricket (outdoor) 7 8 Diving (outdoor) 8 9 Football (outdoor) 9 10 Gaelic sports 10 11 Golf (inc. pitch and putt) 11 12 Hockey (outdoor) 12 13 Jogging 13 14 Lacrosse 14 15 Netball (outdoor) 15 16 Road running / cross country 16 17 Rounders 17 18 Rugby league 18 19 Rugby union 19 20 Rugby – touch or tag rugby 20 21 Softball 21 22 Street hockey 22 23 Swimming (outdoor) 23 24 Tai Chi (outdoor) 24 25 Target / clay pigeon shooting (outdoor) 25 26 Tennis (outdoor) 26 27 Triathlon 27 28 Tug-of-war 28 29 Volleyball (outdoor) 29 30 Other outdoor game 30 31 None of these 31 Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

224

ASK IF 30 AT OActMore OActMoreOT NS 1617


[SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING [50]] GO TO OPur4w ASK ALL unless SWFilter=2 OPur4w NS 1617 AAS 2014

Which of these outdoor pursuits have you taken part in within the last 4 weeks ending yesterday?

SHOWCARD 96 and SHOWCARD 97 CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 BMX 1

GO TO OPur4wN

2 Canoeing 2 3 Car rallying 3 4 Caving 4 5 Climbing (outdoor) 5 6 Cycling 6 7 Fishing / angling 7 8 Game shooting 8 9 Hang gliding 9 10 Horse riding / jumping 10 11 Karting / motor racing 11 12 Kayaking 12 13 Lifesaving / surf lifesaving 13 14 Moto cross / scrambling 14 15 Mountain biking 15 16 Mountaineering / rock climbing 16 17 Orienteering 17 18 Rambling / hill and fell walking 18 19 Rollerblading / in-line skating 19 20 Rowing 20 21 Sailing 21 22 Skateboarding (outdoor) 22 23 Skiing 23 24 Snowboarding 24 25 Sub aqua 25 26 Surfing 26 27 Walking (over 2 miles) 27 28 Water skiing 28 29 Wind surfing or boardsurfing 29 30 Yachting 30

31 Other outdoor pursuit 31 GO TO OPur4wOT

32 None of these 32 GO TO OPurMore

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 31 AT OPur4w OPur4wOT NS 1617


[SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING [50]] GO TO OPur4wN TIMESTAMP

225

ASK FOR EACH ACTIVITY CODED AT OPur4w OPur4wN NS 1617 AAS 2014

How many times in the last four weeks ending yesterday have you taken part in (INSERT FROM OPur4w)?


GO TO OPurMore Don’t know ASK ALL unless SWFilterLD=2 OPurMore NS 1617 AAS 2014



CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 BMX 1

GO TO IAct4w

2 Canoeing 2 3 Car Rallying 3 4 Caving 4 5 Climbing (Outdoor) 5 6 Cycling 6 7 Fishing / angling 7 8 Game shooting 8 9 Hang gliding 9 10 Horse riding / jumping 10 11 Karting / motor racing 11 12 Kayaking 12 13 Lifesaving / surf lifesaving 13 14 Moto cross / scrambling 14 15 Mountain biking 15 16 Mountaineering / rock climbing 16 17 Orienteering 17 18 Rambling / hill and fell walking 18 19 Rollerblading / in-line skating 19 20 Rowing 20 21 Sailing 21 22 Skateboarding (Outdoor) 22 23 Skiing 23 24 Snowboarding 24 25 Sub aqua 25 26 Surfing 26 27 Walking (over 2 miles) 27 28 Water skiing 28 29 Wind surfing or boardsurfing 29 30 Yachting 30

31 Other outdoor pursuit 31 GO TO OPurMoreOT

32 None of these 32 GO TO IAct4w


226

ASK IF 31 AT OPurMore OPurMoreOT NS 1617


[SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING [50]] GO TO IAct4w ASK ALL unless SWFilter=2 IAct4w NS 1617 AAS 2014

Which of these indoor games and activities have you taken part in within the last 4 weeks ending yesterday?


IF SOMEONE MENTIONS ACTIVITIES ON A COMPUTER GAME SUCH AS Wii OR KINECT, PROBE FOR WHICH ACTIVITIES THEY DO. IF IT IS A SIMULATED ACTIVITY SUCH AS TENNIS, BOXING, BOWLING OR GOLF THIS DOES NOT COUNT AS AN ACTIVITY. IF IT IS AN ACTIVITY WHERE THE RESPONDENT IS ACTUALLY DOING THE ACTIVITY, SUCH AS SOME MARTIAL ARTS OR DANCE, CODE AS MARTIAL ARTS OR DANCE, ETC.

CODE YOGA / PILATES AS OTHER INDOOR GAME OR ACTIVITY. CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Athletics (track or field) (indoor) 1

GO TO IAct4wN

2 Badminton 2

3 Basketball (indoor) 3

4 Billiards 4

5 Bowls (indoor) 5

6 Short-mat bowls (indoor) 6

7 Bowling (ten pin) 7

8 Boxing 8

9 Cheerleading 9

10 Climbing (indoor) 10

11 Competitive weight lifting 11

12 Cricket (indoor) 12

13 Curling 13

14 Dance 14 GO TO IAct4wDan

15 Darts 15

GO TO IAct4wN

16 Diving (indoor) 16

17 Fencing 17

18 Football – indoor 18

19 Football – futsal 19

20 Gym or fitness classes 20 GO TO IAct4wGym

21 Gymnastics 21 GO TO IAct4wN

22 Handball 22

23 Hockey (indoor) 23

24 Ice hockey 24

25 Ice skating 25

26 Martial arts 26 GO TO IAct4wMar

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27 Netball (indoor) 27

GO TO IAct4wN

28 Pool 28

29 Roller skating (indoor) 29

30 Skateboarding (indoor) 30

31 Skittles 31

32 Snooker 32

33 Squash 33

34 Swimming (indoor) 34

35 Table tennis 35

36 Target Shooting (indoor) 36

37 Tennis (indoor) 37

38 Trampolining 38

39 Volleyball (indoor) 39

40 Water polo 40

41 Wrestling 41

42 Other indoor game or activity 42 GO TO IAct4wOT

43 None of these 43 GO TO IActMore

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 ASK IF 32 AT IAct4w IAct4wOT NS 1617


[SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING [50]] GO TO IAct4wN ASK IF 14 AT IAct4w IAct4wDan NS 1617 AAS 2014

Which types of dance have you taken part in within the last 4 weeks ending yesterday?


1 Breakdancing 1

GO TO IAct4wN

2 Disco dancing 2 3 Folk dancing / line dancing 3 4 Hip-hop 4 5 Street dance 5

Ballroom dancing [SCRIPTING NOTE: not on showcard, only CAPI as a common ‘Other’] 7

6 Other dance 6 GO TO IAct4wDanOT

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO IAct4wN ASK IF 8 AT IAct4wDan IAct4wDanOT NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: What is the other dance?

[SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING [50]] GO TO IAct4wN

228

ASK IF 20 AT IAct4w IAct4wGym NS 1617 AAS 2014

Which types of gym or fitness class activity have you taken part in within the last 4 weeks ending yesterday?

SHOWCARD 101

CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Toning activities 1

GO TO IAct4wN

2 Weight training for fitness 2

3 Body building 3

4 Circuit training 4

5 Exercise bike / exercise machine / step machine 5

6 Keep fit / dance exercise / aerobics 6

7 Yoga / pilates 7

8 Other fitness sessions 8 GO TO IAct4wGymOT

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO IAct4wN ASK IF 8 AT IAct4wGym IAct4wGymOT NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: What is the other gym activity?


ASK IF 26 AT IAct4w IAct4wMar NS 1617 AAS 2014

Which types of martial arts have you taken part in within the last 4 weeks ending weeks ending yesterday?

SHOWCARD 102

CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Judo 1

GO TO IAct4wN 2 Karate 2 3 Taekwondo 3 4 Tai Chi (indoor) 4

5 Other martial arts 5 GO TO IAct4wMarOT

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO IAct4wN ASK IF 5 AT IAct4wMar IAct4wMarOT NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: What is the other martial art?


229

ASK FOR EACH ACTIVITY CODED 1 AT IAct4w EXCLUDING 14 (DANCE), 20 (GYM OR FITNESS CLASSES) AND OR 26 (MARTIAL ARTS). ASK FOR EACH CODED 1 AT IAct4wDan, IAct4wGym and IAct4wMar IAct4wN NS 1617 AAS 2014

How many times in the last four weeks have you taken part in [INSERT FROM IAct4w]?


GO TO IActMore Don’t know -9 ASK ALL unless SWFilterLD=2 IActMore [REVISED FOR INDOOR GAMES AND ACTVITIES ONLY] NS 1617 AAS 2014



CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Athletics (track or field) (indoor) 1

GO TO ClubMem

2 Badminton 2

3 Basketball (indoor) 3

4 Billiards 4

5 Bowls (indoor) 5

6 Short-mat bowls (indoor) 6

7 Bowling (ten pin) 7

8 Boxing 8

9 Cheerleading 9

10 Climbing (indoor) 10

11 Competitive weight lifting 11

12 Cricket (indoor) 12

13 Curling 13

14 Dance 14 GO TO IActMoreDan

15 Darts 15

GO TO ClubMem

16 Diving (indoor) 16

17 Fencing 17

18 Football – indoor 18

19 Football – futsal 19

20 Gym or fitness classes 20 GO TO IActMoreGym

21 Gymnastics 21

GO TO ClubMem

22 Handball 22

23 Hockey (indoor) 23

24 Ice hockey 24

25 Ice skating 25

26 Martial arts 26 GO TO IActMoreMar

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27 Netball (indoor) 27

GO TO ClubMem

28 Pool 28

29 Roller Skating (indoor) 29

30 Skateboarding (indoor) 30

31 Skittles 31

32 Snooker 32

33 Squash 33

34 Swimming (indoor) 34

35 Table tennis 35

36 Target Shooting (indoor) 36

37 Tennis (indoor) 37

38 Trampolining 38

39 Volleyball (indoor) 39

40 Water polo 40

41 Wrestling 41

42 Other indoor game or activity 42 GO TO IActMoreO

43 None of these 43 GO TO ClubMem Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

ASK IF 42 AT IActMore IActMoreO NS 1617


[SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING [50]] GO TO ClubMem

ASK IF 14 AT IActMore IActMoreDan NS 1617 AAS 2014

Which type of dance would you like to do more of?

SHOWCARD 105

CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Breakdancing 1

GO TO ClubMem

2 Disco dancing 2 3 Folk dancing / line dancing 3 4 Hip-hop 4 5 Street dance 5

Ballroom dancing [SCRIPTING NOTE: not on showcard, only CAPI as a common ‘Other’] 7

6

Other dance

6 GO TO IActMoreDanOT

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO ClubMem ASK IF 6 AT IActMoreDan IActMoreDanOT NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: What is the other dance?


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ASK IF 20 AT IActMore IActMoreGym NS 1617 AAS 2014

Which types of gym or fitness class activity would you like to do more of?

SHOWCARD 106

CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Toning activities 1

GO TO ClubMem

2 Weight training for fitness 2 3 Body building 3 4 Circuit training 4 5 Exercise bike / exercise machine / step machine 5 6 Keep fit / dance exercise / aerobics 6 7 Yoga / pilates 7

8 Other fitness sessions 8 GO TO IActMoreGymOT

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO ClubMem ASK IF 8 AT IActMoreGym IActMoreGymOT NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: What is the other gym activity?


ASK IF 26 AT IActMore IActMoreMar NS 1617 AAS 2014

Which types of martial arts would you like to do more of?

SHOWCARD 107

CODE ALL THAT APPLY

1 Judo 1

GO TO ClubMem 2 Karate 2 3 Taekwondo 3 4 Tai Chi (indoor) 4

5 Other martial arts

5 GO TO IActMoreMarOT

Don't know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 GO TO ClubMem ASK IF 8 AT IActMoreMar IActMoreMarOT NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: What is the other martial art?

[SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING [50]] GO TO ClubMem TIMESTAMP

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CASI training module ASK MODULE OF ALL EXCEPT THOSE USING OTHER LANGUAGE (I.E. LANGINT <> 3) The next questions are for you to answer yourself using the computer. The computer is very easy to use. Your answers will be completely confidential and I won't be able to see them when you have finished. These questions are very important to us, so please take as much time as you need. PLEASE DO YOUR BEST TO PERSUADE THE RESPONDENT TO COMPLETE THE SELF-COMPLETION BY TRYING TO ADDRESS THE REASONS THE RESPONDENT HAS GIVEN YOU FOR [REFUSING TO COMPLETE THE QUESTIONS/ASKING YOU TO ADMINISTER THE QUESTIONS ON THEIR BEHALF] SCAccept NS 1617

INTERVIEWER CODE:

Continue with self-completion 1 GO TO InPrac Self-completion refused completely (DO NOT

OFFER THIS AS AN OPTION – ONLY IF RESPONDENT SPONTANEOUSLY REQUEST THIS)

2

GO TO XSCAcept Self-completion accepted but administered by

interviewer (DO NOT OFFER THIS AS AN OPTION – ONLY IF RESPONDENT SPONTANEOUSLY REQUESTS THIS)

3

ASK IF 2 OR 3 AT SCAccept XSCAcept NS 1617

CODE REASON FOR REFUSAL. CODE ALL THAT APPLY.

Didn't like computer 1

[Module ends]

Eyesight problems 2 Could not read/write 3 Respondent unwell and unable to do it / would have

difficulty completing 4

Other disability 5 Objected to subject 6 Worried about confidentiality 7 Language problems 8 Respondent unwilling to carry on – interview already

long 9

Children present/tending to children 10 Other people present in room 11 Ran out of time 12 Couldn't be bothered 13 Other - specify at next question 14 GO TO XSCAceptO

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ASK IF 14 AT XSCAcept XSCAceptOT NS 1617

ASK OR CODE: What is the other reason for refusal?

[SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING [50]] [Module ends] ASK IF 1 AT SCAccept InPrac NS 1617

Before you start I will show you how to enter your answers into the computer.

Press 1 and Enter, then turn the screen to the respondent and let them enter their answers while you observe and help if necessary.

GO TO CASIPra1

CASIPra1 NS 1617

Have you used a computer before? Please choose one answer. Press the number next to the answer you want to give. Once you have typed in your answer press the key with the yellow sticker to move on.

Yes 1

GO TO CASIPra3 No 2 Prefer not to say 98 Don’t know / can’t remember 99 CASIPra3 NS 1617

For a few questions, no answers will be shown on the screen and you will need to type in your own answer, using the keyboard. Here is an example.

Press <1> and then the key with the yellow sticker to move on.

GO TO CASIPra5

CASIPra4 Select the types of television programme you like watching.

This time you can select all of the various types that you like. Once you have selected your answer(s) press the key with the yellow sticker to move on.

News and current affairs 1

GO TO CASIPra5

Wildlife and nature programmes 2 Long-running soap programmes 3 Any programme covering sporting activities 4 Comedy programmes, including sit-coms 5 Documentary type programmes 6 Films 7 I don’t watch television 8 Don’t know / can’t remember 9

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CASIPra5 NS 1617

Name the last television programme you watched. This time you can type in your answer using the letter keys. Once you have typed in your answer press the key with the yellow sticker to move on.


GO TO EndPrac

EndPrac NS 1617

That is the end of the practice questions. Now please answer the next set of questions by yourself. If at any point you would like to change your answers you can go back to previous questions using the arrow keys. If you need any further help or explanations, do ask the interviewer. If you do not feel comfortable answering a question, follow the instructions to answer ‘Prefer not to say’. If you come across a question on the laptop that does not apply to you, please just follow the instructions on screen. If you need help at any point, please ask the interviewer. Press ’1’ and then the key with the yellow sticker to continue.

TIMESTAMP

CASI – Loneliness ASK MODULE OF ALL EXCEPT THOSE USING OTHER LANGUAGE (I.E. LANGINT <> 3) Please indicate, for each of the following statements, the extent to which they apply to your situation, the way you feel now. ASK ALL LoneEmp UN GGS NS 1617

I experience a general sense of emptiness.

SHOWCARD 108 (CASI REFUSALS ONLY)

PLEASE CHOOSE ONE ANSWER

1 Yes 1 GO TO LoneMiss

2 More or less 2 3 No 3 4 Don’t know 4 5 Prefer not to say 5

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ASK ALL LoneMiss UN GGS NS 1617

I miss having people around.



1 Yes 1 GO TO LoneRej

2 More or less 2 3 No 3 4 Don’t know 4 5 Prefer not to say 5 ASK ALL LoneRej UN GGS NS 1617

I often feel rejected.

SHOWCARD 108 (CASI REFUSALS ONLY) PLEASE CHOOSE ONE ANSWER

1 Yes 1 GO TO LoneRely

2 More or less 2 3 No 3 4 Don’t know 4 5 Prefer not to say 5 ASK ALL LoneRely UN GGS NS 1617

There are plenty of people I can rely on when I have problems.



1 Yes 1 GO TO LoneTrust

2 More or less 2 3 No 3 4 Don’t know 4 5 Prefer not to say 5

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ASK ALL LoneTrust UN GGS NS 1617

There are many people I can trust completely.



1 Yes 1 GO TO LoneClose

2 More or less 2 3 No 3 4 Don’t know 4 5 Prefer not to say 5 ASK ALL LoneClose UN GGS NS 1617

There are enough people I feel close to.


1 Yes 1

[Module ends] 2 More or less 2 3 No 3 4 Don’t know 4 5 Prefer not to say 5 TIMESTAMP

CASI Drugs – support ASK MODULE OF ALL EXCEPT THOSE USING OTHER LANGUAGE (I.E. LANGINT <> 3) SUBSAMPLED MODULE: ASK OF 3,000 RESPONDENTS ASK ALL This section is about the kind of support you would seek if you, or someone close to you, were using or thinking of using drugs.

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ASK ALL NPSHelp NEW SALSUS 2013a

If you felt that you needed to get help because you were using or thinking of using drugs, who or where would you go to?

PLEASE CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY Parent / relative / carer 1

GO TO NPSWellInf

Friend 2

Someone you work with 3

Teacher 4

GP 5

Drug advice service / rehab centre 6

DAN 24/7 - Wales Drug and Alcohol helpline 7

Online help service 8 GO TO NPSWeb

Other 9 GO TO NPSHelpOT

Don't know 10 GO TO NPSWellInf

Prefer not to say 11 ASK IF 8 AT NPSHelp NPSWeb NEW Which online help service would you use?

PLEASE CHOOSE ONE ANSWER Google search 1

GO TO NPSWellInf DAN 24/7 2 Talk to Frank 3 Drugaid 4 Other 5 Don’t know 6 ASK IF 9 AT NPSHelp NPSHelpOT NEW Who or where would you go to for help?

PLEASE TYPE IN YOUR ANSWER

[SCRIPTING NOTE: STRING [50]] GO TO NPSWellInf

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ASK ALL NPSWellInf NEW

How well-informed do you feel about the effects of drugs? We don’t mean whether you have used drugs, but whether you feel you have enough information about their effects.

PLEASE CHOOSE ONE ANSWER Very well-informed 1

GO TO NPSWellInfPar

Fairly well-informed 2 Not very well-informed 3 Not at all well-informed 4 Don't know 5 Prefer not to say 6 ASK PARENTS AND LEGAL GUARDIANS OF DEPENDENT CHILDREN AGED 11-17 NPSWellInfPar NEW

If you ever had to discuss the effects of drugs with your child[ren], how well-informed would you feel when doing this?

PLEASE CHOOSE ONE ANSWER Very well-informed 1

[Module ends]

Fairly well-informed 2 Not very well-informed 3 Not at all well-informed 4 Don't know 5 Prefer not to say 6 TIMESTAMP

CASI Core – Sexual orientation and religion ASK ALL EXCEPT THOSE USING OTHER LANGUAGE (I.E. LANGINT <> 3) SexOrient NS 1617 HQ

CASI: Which of the options below best describes how you think of yourself? CAPI: Which of the options on this card best describes how you think of yourself? Please just read out the letter next to the description. [SCRIPTING NOTE: IF CASI REFUSED USE SHOWCARD WITH LETTERS AND ASK RESPONDENT TO READ OUT LETTER ONLY]



L Heterosexual or straight 1

GO TO Religion

W Gay or lesbian 2

C Bisexual 3

H Other 4

N Don’t know 5

T Prefer not to say 6

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ASK ALL Religion NS 1617 HQ

What is your religion?


1 No religion 1

[Module ends]

2 Christian (all denominations) 2

3 Buddhist 3

4 Hindu 4

5 Jewish 5

6 Muslim 6

7 Sikh 7

8 Any other religion (please describe) 8 GO TO ReligionOT

9 Don’t know 9 [Module ends]

10 Prefer not to say 10 ASK IF Religion = 8 ReligionOT NS 1617

Please type in your religion and then press the key with the yellow sticker to continue.

[Module ends]

Tattoos and piercings SUBSAMPLED MODULE: ASK OF 3,000 RESPONDENTS (HALF OF 6K PERSONAL HEALTH SUBSAMPLE)

ASK ALL This section asks about piercings and tattoos. ASK ALL Piercings NEW Have you ever had any piercings (including ear lobe piercings)?

SINGLE CODE Yes 1 GO TO PiercWhen No 2 GO TO TATTOOS ASK IF 1 AT Piercings PiercWhen NEW When was your most recent piercing?

SHOWCARD 111

SINGLE CODE

1 Less than 12 months ago 1

GO TO TATTOOS 2 12 months but less than 2 years ago 2 3 2 years ago or more 3 Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9

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ASK ALL Tattoos NEW Have you ever had any tattoos?

SINGLE CODE Yes 1 GO TO TatWhen No 2 [Module ends]

ASK IF 1 AT Tattoos TatWhen NEW When was your most recent tattoo?

SHOWCARD 111

SINGLE CODE

1 Less than 12 months ago 1 [Module ends] 2 12 months but less than 2 years ago 2 3 2 years ago or more 3 Don’t know (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) -9 TIMESTAMP

[CASI ONLY] Thank you. That was the last question for you to answer on the computer yourself. We hope that you were able to answer the questions without too much trouble. Please return the computer to the interviewer now. TIMESTAMP

Core – Recontact ASK ALL We would like to ask you a few final questions before we end the interview.

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ASK ALL Recontact NS 1617

The Welsh Government, Welsh Government sponsored bodies, or a research company employed by them, may invite you to take part in further research based on some of the responses you have given today. This would involve passing your details to the Welsh Government or Welsh Government sponsored bodies, together with your responses to the survey. Your details will only be used for research purposes and your personal details will be kept completely confidential. If you are re-contacted, there will be no obligation to take part. Would you be willing to be re-contacted?

THE WELSH GOVERNMENT SPONSORED BODIES THAT COULD BE PROVIDED WITH THE DATA ARE SPORT WALES, NATURAL RESOURCES WALES, AND ARTS COUNCIL OF WALES.

Yes 1 GO TO ReCall2

No 2 TIMESTAMP

Core – Interviewer check information

ASK IF HCSPerm = 1 (WHCS consent given) AND ((PhSTD AND ((PhSTD PhNum= <>’’

AND PhNum= <>’’) OR PhNumMob = <>’’) (phone number(s) given))

Thank you. The surveyor will call [you / your partner] within the next couple of weeks

to arrange your appointment. I just need to finish by confirming a few details with you.

ASK IF HCSPerm = 2 (WHCS consent not given)

I just need to finish by confirming a few details with you.

ASK ALL ReCall2 NS 1617

Our work is very important, so my office likes to get in touch with a percentage of the people who have helped us, just to check that you are happy with the way we do things. Would it be OK for the office to contact you for this reason?

Yes 1 GO TO ChkName

No 2 ASK ALL As a thank you for taking part in the survey, we would like to give you a £10 voucher. Our approved supplier can either email you an electronic voucher or post a paper voucher to you. The electronic voucher can be used at various online retailers, as well as some high street shops.

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The paper voucher can only be used at high street shops. You should receive your voucher within six weeks. IF NECESSARY: If you prefer, you can use the voucher to give £10 to charity of your choice. IF THE RESPONDENT WISHES TO MAKE A DONATION TO CHARITY, THE VOUCHER IS SENT TO THEM AND THEY CAN THEN CHOOSE THE CHARITY THEY WANT TO DONATE TO. THE CHARITIES THAT CAN BE CHOSEN ARE LISTED ON THE F12 HELP SCREEN. ASK ALL Vouch1 NS 1617

Would you like to receive the voucher by email or by post?

FOR INFORMATION ON WHERE VOUCHERS AND E-VOUCHERS CAN BE USED PRESS F12. F12 INTERVIEWER HELP SCREEN: VOUCHER PAPER VOUCHERS (supplied by Park Retail Ltd / LOVE2SHOP) Can be used instore at: American Gold, Argos, Beaverbrooks, Blue Inc, Boots, Boux Avenue, Debenhams, Edinburgh Woolen Mill, Goldsmiths, H Samuel, Halfords, HMV, Homebase, House of Fraser, Iceland, InterSport, Matalan, Mothercare, New Look, Officers Club, Peacocks, River Island, Select, Shoe Zone, Superdrug, The Works, Thorntons, TK Maxx, Toys R Us, Waterstones, and Wilko. E-VOUCHERS (supplied by P&MM Ltd) DSG, Debenhams, E Jones, Feel Unique, H Samuel, House of Fraser, John Lewis, M&S, New Look, Spa Finders and Starbucks. Note: some of these retailers allow the e-vouchers to be spent in-store and online (e.g. Debenhams), some in-store only (e.g. Starbucks), and some online only (e.g. John Lewis).

£10 e-voucher by email 1

GO TO ChkName £10 gift voucher by post 2 Respondent declined incentive (SPONTANEOUS

ONLY) 3

ASK IF 1 AT Recontact OR 1 AT ReCall2 OR 1 OR 2 AT Vouch1 ChkName NS 1617

Could you confirm your name please?

THIS WILL BE USED TO RECONTACT THE RESPONDENT IN REGARDS TO THEIR VOUCHER SO PLEASE CHECK CAREFULLY

Correct 1

GO TO Postname

Incorrect 2 CONFIRM/ENTER NAME

[WILL BE PRE-POPULATED BASED ON HOUSEHOLD GRID].

ASK IF 2 AT ChkName Postname

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NS 1617

ENTER NAME

ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 300 CHARACTERS GO TO VAddChk ASK IF 1 AT Recontact OR 1 AT ReCall2 OR 1 OR 2 AT Vouch1 VAddChk NS 1617

Can I just confirm that the address is correct? [SCRIPTING NOTE: SHOW RESPONDENT ADDRESS] IF NECESSARY: We would like to check your address is correct in case there is a problem emailing the voucher to you. [SCRIPTING NOTE: ONLY SHOW IF NECESSARY TEXT IF 1 AT Vouch1]

Correct 1 GO TO GiveTel Incorrect 2 GO TO VAddr1 ASK IF 2 AT VAddChk VAddr1-4 NS 1617

What is the [first / second / third / fourth] line of the address?

ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 35 CHARACTERS Go to Vpostcode ASK IF 2 AT VAddChk Vpostcode NS 1617

What is the postcode of the address?

ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 7 CHARACTERS Go to GiveTelChk ASK IF 1 AT Recontact OR 1 AT ReCall2 OR 1, 2 AT Vouch1 AND ((PhSTD= <>’’ AND PhNum= <>’’) OR PhNumMob = <>’’) (phone number(s) given))ASK IF 1 AT Recontact OR 1 AT ReCall2 OR 1, 2 AT Vouch1 AND ((PhSTD= <>’’ AND PhNum= <>’’) OR PhNumMob = <>’’) (phone number(s) given)) GiveTelChk Can I just confirm that your contact phone number is correct?

[SCRIPTING NOTE: SHOW RESPONDENT PHONE NUMBERS (PhSTd, PhNum and PhNumMob)] IF NECESSARY: I want to make sure that I enter the correct numbers before in case there is a problem sending the voucher to you.

Correct 1 GO TO Email Incorrect 2 GO TO GiveTel ASK IF 1 AT Recontact OR 1 AT ReCall2 OR 1,2 AT Vouch1 AND (HCSPerm = 2 (WHCS consent not given) OR 2 AT GiveTelChk (Incorrect phone number)) GiveTel NS 1617

Please may I have [a / the correct] telephone number, so we can contact you? [SCRIPTING NOTE: USE ALTERNATIVE WORDING IF 2 AT GiveTelChk]

Yes 1 GO TO PhSTD No 2

GO TO EmailV No phone 3

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PhSTD NS 1617

THIS NUMBER CAN BE THREE, FOUR OR FIVE DIGITS IN LENGTH. THIS IS THE AREA DIALLING CODE (E.G. 0123)

ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 5 CHARACTERS GO TO PhNum PhNum NS 1617

ENTER REMAINING DIGITS OF THE NUMBER

ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 8 CHARACTERS GO TO EmailV

ASK IF 2,3 GiveTel AND Vouch 1=1

EmailV NS 1617

What is your email address? I want to make sure that I enter the email address correctly. To avoid any mistakes could you please spell the email address for me and also mention upper and lower case letters, numbers and characters such as full stop, hash, underscore, etc.

PLEASE TYPE IN THE ADDRESS CAREFULLY USING THE CORRECT PUNCTUATION. HERE ARE SOME COMMON FORMATS: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

ENTER A TEXT OF AT MOST 100 CHARACTERS GO TO EmailV1 ASK IF EmailV <>’’ (Email given) EmailV1 NS 1617

Some respondents have asked us to share the survey results with them by email. Would you like us to send a summary of the results to you via email?

Yes 1 GO TO Thanks

No 2 ASK ALL Thanks NS 1617

Thank you, we are now at the end of the interview. Your answers will be treated in the strictest confidence and will only be used for research purposes. Your anonymised responses may be used together with other anonymised information about you which is available to the Welsh Government and other public organisations. Thank you for taking part in the survey.

IF THE RESPONDENT RAISES CONCERNS OVER USING THEIR SURVEY RESPONSES TOGETHER WITH OTHER DATA AVAILABLE TO THE WELSH GOVERNMENT OR OTHER PUBLIC BODIES, USE THE DATA LINKAGE PROMPT CARD TO PROVIDE FURTHER INFORMATION AND TRY TO REASSURE THEM. IF NECESSARY: Signify that this interview is a true record and has been conducted in line with the Code of Practice for Official Statistics.

I don’t want my data linked (SPONTANEOUS ONLY) 1 [Interview ends]

No objections to linkage raised 2 TIMESTAMP

END OF INTERVIEW

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Annex A – Subsampled topics

As noted at the start of the questionnaire, not all questions are asked of all respondents. Some questions only apply to some respondents (e.g. questions for parents with children at school); others are asked of a random subsample of respondents. The arrangements for subsampling topics are set out below. Where a topic is not in this list, it is asked of all respondents (depending on respondent characteristics, e.g. questions on schools are only asked of parents of school-age children).

Topic Subsample Notes

Welsh language: Attitude towards language

2,000 Non-Welsh speakers

All Welsh speakers included

Domestic fire safety 3,000 Split equally by the three Fire and Rescue Authorities

Hazards – Noise 3,000

Access to services and facilities

3,000 Split equally by region

Play 2,000 Non-parents – nationally representative

All parents included

Children’s rights 2,000 Non-parents – nationally representative

All parents included

Confidence in education 2,000 Non-parents (Group A)

Half of parents included

Satisfaction with education system

2,000 Non-parents (Group B)

Half of parents included

GP services 5,500 Split equally by Local Health Board

Drawn from hospital subsample

Hospitals 10,000 Split equally by Local Health Board

Use of HSS in Welsh 2,000 Non-Welsh speakers

Drawn from those who have had GP appointment in last 12 months within GP services subsample

Non-GP primary care 4,300 Split equally by Local Health Board

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Topic Subsample Notes

services Drawn from GP subsample

Medicines 4,300 Split equally by Local Health Board

Drawn from GP subsample

Tattoos and piercings 3,000 Half of 6000 personal health subsample

BMI 6,000 Personal health subsample

Fruit and vegetables 6,000 Personal health subsample

Alcohol 6,000 Personal health subsample

Smoking 6,000 Personal health subsample

Physical activity 6,000 Personal health subsample

Active travel 2,000 Nationally representative

Tax devolution 2,000 Nationally representative

Problems and advice 3,000

Volunteering 2,000 Nationally representative

Archives 2,000 Nationally representative

Drugs – support 3,000

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The relationship between regions and local authorities is shown below.

Region Local authorities

South East Wales Blaenau Gwent Bridgend Caerphilly Cardiff Merthyr Tydfil Monmouthshire Newport Rhondda Cynon Taf Torfaen Vale of Glamorgan

South West Wales Carmarthenshire Neath Port Talbot Pembrokeshire Swansea

Mid Wales Ceredigion Powys

North Wales Conwy Denbighshire Flintshire Gwynedd Isle of Anglesey Wrexham

The mapping between health boards and local authorities and the planned sample sizes for subsampled health questions are set out in the following table. Target N Local Health Board (LHB)

Local Authority (LA)

LA Level LHB Level

Target N: hospital

questions

Target N: GP

questions

Abertawe Bro Morgannwg

Bridgend 448

1,709 1,436 786 Neath Port Talbot

467

Swansea 794

Aneurin Bevan

Blaenau Gwent 433

2,329 1,584 786

Caerphilly 557

Monmouthshire 405

Newport 467

Torfaen 467

Betsi Cadwaldadr

Isle of Anglesey 433

2,603 1,666 786

Conwy 416

Denbighshire 405

Flintshire 482

Gwynedd 435

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Wrexham 432

Cardiff & Vale

Cardiff 1,076 1,470 1,470 786 Vale of

Glamorgan 394

Cwm Taf Merthyr Tydfil 373

1,142 1,142 786 Rhondda Cynon Taff

769

Hywel Dda

Carmarthenshire 620

1,500 1,500 786 Ceredigion 453

Pembrokeshire 427

Powys Powys 1,231 1,231 1,231 786

Total 11,984 11,984 10,028 5,500

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Annex B – Welsh Housing Conditions Survey (WHCS) From July 2017, several modules linked with the Welsh Housing Conditions Survey 2017-18 (WHCS) were added to the National Survey. The WHCS is a follow-up survey to a sub-sample of NSW respondents. It provides information on the state of homes and housing in Wales (e.g. fabric, age, condition, safety, energy performance and efficiency), updated Fuel Poverty figures and data for many other housing, environment and social policy needs. The main stage WHCS runs from August 2017 to March 2018 and approximately 2,500 property inspections are being carried out over this period. The sample for the WHCS is drawn from households identified as eligible and providing consent during the National Survey interview. All households in rented accommodation and all whose homes show signs of disrepair are eligible, as well as a proportion of owner-occupiers whose homes show no signs of disrepair. Following the National Survey interview, trained surveyors arrange appointments with consenting households to conduct the WHCS inspection. From July 2017, as well as the WHCS consent question, sections on income, housing costs, and method of payment for energy were added to the National Survey to provide data to facilitate the WHCS, specifically the calculation of Fuel Poverty figures. This document presents the latest version of the National Survey questionnaire. However, some changes were made to the WHCS sections over the period from July 2017 to January 2018, mainly as part of efforts to increase consent rates. The changes are detailed in the table below (further detail available on request).

Amendment Date (from)

Increase in sift rates for the Housing Conditions Survey from 30% to 60% for HRP/partners who are owner occupiers and whose homes have no visible signs of disrepair.

September 2017

WHCS consent question moved from the end of the questionnaire to its current position. Minor wording/routing changes to reflect the change in position.

September 2017

Amendment to consent question wording. October 2017

Amendment to WHCS section introductions, including income and housing costs.

October 2017

Amendment to consent question wording in response to the introduction of an incentive payment for taking part in the WHCS.

January 2018

Amendment to “Banded income” questions (IncResp) to make “This is your own gross income – before anything like tax is taken off” a part of the main question, rather than optional additional information.

January 2018

Annex C – Derived variables Variable English variable label English value labels

Dv2011OAC ONS Output Area Classification

DvAdBdLnMD Routed to additional adult (non-pensioner) material deprivation questions Yes

No

DvAddGr Income from other sources over the last 12 months (gross)

DvAddnet Income from other jobs over the last 12 months (net) Less than £10,400 a year

£10,400 to £20,799 a year

£20,800 to £31,099 a year

£31,100 to £41,499 a year

£41,500 or more a year

DvAdMatDep Non-pensioner adults in material deprivation Household in material deprivation

Household not in material deprivation

DvAdvProb Had advice or support from any organisations in past 12 months Yes

No

DvAgeGrp3 Age (3 groups) 16-44

45-64

65+

DvAgeGrp5 Age (5 groups) 16-24

25-44

45-64

65-74

75+

DvAgeGrp7 Age (7 groups) (10 year bands) 16-24

25-34

35-44

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Variable English variable label English value labels

45-54

55-64

65-74

75+

DvAgeGrp80 Age (5 groups, with 80+) 16-24

25-44

45-64

65-79

80+

Dvalcmaxagbi Max daily alcohol consumption last week: above guidelines - binary No

Yes

Dvalcmaxbibi Max daily alcohol consumption last week: binge - binary No

Yes

Dvalcmaxgrp Max daily consumption last week groups Non drinker

None

Within guidelines (>0 but <=4/3)

Over guidelines less than binge (>4/3 but <=8/6)

Binge less than very heavy (>8/6 but <=12/9)

Very heavy (>12/9)

Dvalcmaxvhbi Max daily alcohol consumption last week: very heavy drinking over 3 times guidelines - binary

No

Yes

Dvalcusgrp Usual weekly consumption groups Non drinker/none

Lower risk, within guidelines (>0 but <=14 units)

Higher risk, above guidelines (>14 units)

252


Dvalcushibi Usual weekly alcohol consumption: higher risk - binary No

Yes

DvArts People attending or participating in arts / culture / heritage Yes

No

DvArtsAttEv Attended an arts events in past 12 months Yes

No

DvArtsFreq How often attended arts event, in own time or to volunteer, in past 12 months At least once a week

Less often than once a week, but at least once a month

Less often than once a month, but at least 3 or 4 times a year

Twice in the last 12 months

Once in the last 12 months

DvArtsPart Participated in an arts events in past 12 months Yes

No

DvArtsPartFreq How often participated in an arts event, in own time or to volunteer, in past 12 months At least once a week

Less often than once a week, but at least once a month

Less often than once a month, but at least 3 or 4 times a year

Twice in the last 12 months

Once in the last 12 months

DvArtsPartWhy Participated in an arts event in own time or to volunteer in past 12 months Yes

No

DvArtsWhy Attended arts event in own time or to volunteer in past 12 months Yes

No

DvAsEcArea Assembly Economic Fora Area North Wales

Mid Wales

253


South West Wales

South East Wales

DvBedroom Sufficient number of bedrooms for the household Yes

No

DvBenefits Income - Receiving any benefits? Yes

No

DvBenRec Income from benefits received over the last 12 months (gross) Less than £10,400 a year

£10,400 to £20,799 a year

£20,800 to £31,099 a year

£31,100 to £41,499 a year


No benefits received

Dvbmi Body Mass Index None

Dvbmi2 Body Mass Index (excl pregnant women) Pregnant

Dvbmihealthy2 Body Mass Index classification (healthy) No

Yes

Pregnant

Dvbmilev2 Body Mass Index classification (excl pregnant women) Less than 18.5 - underweight

18.5 to under 25 - healthy weight

25 to under 30 - overweight

30 and over - obese

Pregnant

Dvbmimorb2 Body Mass Index classification (excl pregnant women) (incl. 40+) Less than 18.5 - underweight

18.5 to under 25 - healthy weight

25 to under 30 - overweight

30 to under 40 - obese

254


40 and over - morbidly obese

Pregnant

Dvbmiobese2 BMI Obese (excl pregnant women) No

Yes

Pregnant

Dvbmiowob2 BMI Overweight or obese (excl pregnant women) No

Yes

Pregnant

DvBUA Built-up areas AS - under 2,000 people in sparsest context

AL - under 2,000 people in less sparse context

B - 2,000 to 9,999 people

C - 10,000 to 24,999 people

D - 25,000 to 99,999 people

E - at least 100,000 people

DvCAct7 Child active 1 hour or more a day 7 days a week No

Yes

DvCactnum Number of days in week child active for 1 hour or more None

One

Two

Three

Four

Five

Six

Seven

DvCcokeday Child drinks coke etc. every day No

Yes

255


DvCdcokeday Child drinks diet coke etc. every day No

Yes

DvCfruitday Child eats fruit every day No

Yes

DvChBdLnMD Respondent routed to additional child material deprivation questions Yes

No

DvChildEdu Respondent has a child in full-time education Yes

No

DvChMatDep Children in material deprivation Child(ren) in material deprivation

Child(ren) not in material deprivation

DvComFrst Communities First cluster or not Non-Communities First Areas (1 April 2013)

Communities First Cluster Areas

DvComFrstClust Communities First Cluster

DvCvegday Child eats veg every day No

Yes

Dvdevicewd1 Electronic device used on weekday for 1 hour or more a day No

Yes

Dvdevicewd2 Electronic device used on weekday for 2 hours or more a day No

Yes

Dvdevicewe1 Electronic device used at weekend for 1 hour or more a day No

Yes

Dvdevicewe2 Electronic device used at weekend for 2 hours or more a day No

Yes

DvDisputes Personally experienced any problems or disputes in past 12 months Yes

No

DvDn7dbi Drank in last 7 days - binary No

256


Yes

DvDnFreq0 Drinking frequency (incl. non-drinkers) Almost every day

Five or six days a week

Three or four days a week

Once or twice a week

Once or twice a month

Once every couple of months

Once or twice a year

Not at all in the last 12 months

Non-drinker

Dvecigevbi E-cigarette ever used - binary No

Yes

Dvecignbi E-cigarette user - binary No

Yes

DvEcoStat Economic status Economically active

Economically inactive

DvEcoStat3 Economic status (3 classification) In employment

Unemployed

Economically inactive

Dvfairbadhealth Fair or bad health No

Yes fair, bad or very bad

DvFGArts People attending or participating in arts, culture or heritage activities. (FG indicator) Yes

No

DvFGComm Have a sense of community (belonging; different backgrounds get on, treat with respect)

DvFGHealth1 People with fewer than 2 healthy lifestyle behaviours (not smoking, healthy weight, eat 5 fruit or veg, not drinking above guidelines, active). (FG indicator)

No

Yes

257


Pregnant

DvFGHealth4 People with 4 or 5 healthy lifestyle behaviours (not smoking, healthy weight, eat 5 fruit or veg, not drinking above guidelines, active). (FG indicator)

No

Yes

Pregnant

DvFGHealthyB Number of healthy lifestyle behaviours (not smoking, healthy weight, eat 5 fruit or veg, not drinking above guidelines, active)

Pregnant

DvFGLonely People feeling lonely (FG indicator) Not lonely (0)

Sometimes lonely (1-3)

Lonely (4-6)

DvFGLonelySc Short loneliness scale no loneliness

severe loneliness

DvFGSafe People feeling safe (at home, walking in the local area, and travelling)

DvFGSport Participation in sporting activities three or more times a week (FG indicator) Yes

No

DvFGVol People who volunteer (formally and informally) Yes

No

DvFGWelsh People using Welsh Language in everyday life (FG indicator) Yes

No

DvFinBilCred Keeping up with bills Keeping up with all bills and commitments without any difficulties

Keeping up with all bills and commitments but it is a struggle from time to time

Keeping up with all bills and commitments but it is a constant struggle

Falling behind with some bills or credit commitments

Having real financial problems and have fallen behind with many bills or credit

258


Have no bills

DvFireReg Fire & Rescue Service region North Wales

Mid and West Wales

South Wales

DvFirstImp Overall condition of property Not recorded

No evidence of disrepair

Moderate disrepair

Major disrepair

Not visible

Dvfrix Moderate or vigorous activity on Friday No

Yes

DvFrqPrtSport3 Frequency of participation in sport (average per week) Less than once a week

Approximately once or twice a week

Three times a week or more (Hooked)

DvFrqPrtSport4 Frequency of participation in sport (4 categories) Less than once a week

Approximately once a week

Approximately twice a week

Three times a week or more (Hooked)

Dvfrtpor2 Total portion of fruit None

DvFusProg Fusion Programme Communities First Cluster areas Fusion programme area

Not a fusion programme area

Dvfv52 Eaten 5+ fruit or veg the previous day - binary No

Yes

Dvfv5aday2 No of portions of fruit and vegetables eaten yesterday None

>0 but <5

>=5

259


Dvgenhealth3 General health (3 groups) Very good or good

Fair

Bad or very bad

Dvgoodhealth Good general health No

Yes very good or good

DvHeritAtt Visited heritage site in past 12 months Yes

No

DvHh60OrOvr Household contains adult aged 60 or over Yes

No

DvHhBenefits Income - Anyone in household receiving any benefits? Yes

No

DvHhInc Income - Household income from all sources over the last 12 months (gross) Less than £10,400 a year

£10,400 to £20,799 a year

£20,800 to £31,099 a year

£31,100 to £41,499 a year


DvHhIncCost Household income after housing costs - over the last 12 months (gross) Less than £10,400 a year

£10,400 to £20,799 a year

£20,800 to £31,099 a year

£31,100 to £41,499 a year


DvHhType Household type Single pensioner (no children)

Married couple pensioner (no children)

Single person, not a pensioner (no children)

Two adult household with children

Two adult household (up to one pensioner) without children

260


Single parent household

Other households

DvHhUnd16 Household contains children aged under 16 Yes

No


No


No

DvHiQual1 Highest educational qualification National Qualification Framework levels 4-8

National Qualification Framework level 3


Below National Qualification Framework level 2

No qualification

DvHiQual2 Highest educational qualification - use apprenticeship level provided from Q2 onwards National Qualification Framework levels 4-8



Below National Qualification Framework level 2

No qualification

Dvhtcm Height : in cm - computed from Feet/inches if necessary None

Dvillchap1 Neoplasms / benign growths No

Yes

Dvillchap10 Individual has genito-urinary system illness (30-33) No

Yes

Dvillchap11 Individual has musculoskeletal illness (34-36) No

Yes

Dvillchap12 Individual has infectious diseases (37) No

261


Yes

Dvillchap13 Individual has illness of blood or related organs (38) No

Yes

Dvillchap14 Individual has skin complaints (39) No

Yes

Dvillchap15 Individual has other complaint No

Yes

Dvillchap16 Individual has unclassifiable complaint No

Yes

Dvillchap17 Complaint no longer present No

Yes

Dvillchap2 Endocrine / metabolic disease No

Yes

Dvillchap3 Mental disorder No

Yes

Dvillchap4 Nervous system illness No

Yes

Dvillchap5 Eye complaints No

Yes

Dvillchap6 Ear complaints No

Yes

Dvillchap7 Heart / circulatory illness No

Yes

Dvillchap8 Respiratory system illness No

Yes

Dvillchap9 Digestive system illness No

262


Yes

Dvillness0 Individual has no longstanding illness Has a longstanding illness

No longstanding illness

Dvillness1 Individual has cancer (neoplasm) including (non-malignant) lumps and cysts No

Yes

Dvillness10 Individual has other eye complaints No

Yes

Dvillness11 Individual has poor hearing/deafness No

Yes

Dvillness12 Individual has tinnitus/noises in the ear No

Yes

Dvillness13 Individual has Meniere's disease/ear complaints causing balance problems No

Yes

Dvillness14 Individual has other ear complaints No

Yes

Dvillness15 Individual has stroke/cerebral haemorrhage/cerebral thrombosis No

Yes

Dvillness16 Individual has heart attack/angina No

Yes

Dvillness17 Individual has hypertension/high blood pressure/blood pressure No

Yes

Dvillness18 Individual has other heart problems No

Yes

Dvillness19 Individual has piles/haemorrhoids No

Yes

Dvillness2 Individual has Diabetes. Incl. Hyperglycaemia No

263


Yes

Dvillness20 Individual has varicose veins/phlebitis in lower extremities No

Yes

Dvillness21 Individual has other blood vessels/embolic No

Yes

Dvillness22 Individual has bronchitis/emphysema No

Yes

Dvillness23 Individual has asthma No

Yes

Dvillness24 Individual has hayfever No

Yes

Dvillness25 Individual has other respiratory complaints No

Yes

Dvillness26 Individual has stomach ulcer/ulcer/abdominal hernia/rupture No

Yes

Dvillness27 Individual has other digestive complaints (stomach, liver, pancreas etc.) No

Yes

Dvillness28 Individual has complaints of bowel/colon/rectum No

Yes

Dvillness29 Individual has complaints of teeth/mouth/tongue No

Yes

Dvillness3 Individual has other endocrine/metabolic illness No

Yes

Dvillness30 Individual has kidney complaints No

Yes

Dvillness31 Individual has urinary tract infection No

264


Yes

Dvillness32 Individual has other bladder problems/incontinence No

Yes

Dvillness33 Individual has reproductive system disorders No

Yes

Dvillness34 Individual has arthritis/rheumatism/fibrositis No

Yes

Dvillness35 Individual has back problems/slipped disc/spine/neck No

Yes

Dvillness36 Individual has other problems of bones/joints/muscles No

Yes

Dvillness37 Individual has infectious or parasitic disease No

Yes

Dvillness38 Individual has disorders of blood and blood forming organs No

Yes

Dvillness39 Individual has skin complaints No

Yes

Dvillness4 Individual has Mental illness/anxiety/depression/nerves No

Yes

Dvillness40 Individual has other complaints No

Yes

Dvillness41 Individual has unclassifiable complaint No

Yes

Dvillness42 complaint no longer present No

Yes

Dvillness5 Individual has mental handicap No

265


Yes

Dvillness6 Individual has epilepsy/fits/convulsions No

Yes

Dvillness7 Individual has migraine/headaches No

Yes

Dvillness8 Individual has other problems of nervous system No

Yes

Dvillness9 Individual has cataract/poor eye sight/blindness No

Yes

DvIncResp Income - Total personal income from all sources over the last 12 months (gross) Less than £10,400 a year

£10,400 to £20,799 a year

£20,800 to £31,099 a year

£31,100 to £41,499 a year


DvInstEnDn Energy efficiency - Home improvement carried out for energy saving in past 12 months Yes

No

Doesn't own a home

DvInstEnFinSup Energy efficiency - Financial support received for energy saving home improvement Yes

No

Doesn't own a home

DvIntSkills Internet skills - Number of internet activities carried out in the past 4 weeks Doesn't use the internet

Internet user, none of the activities

1-3 activities

4-6 activities

7-9 activities

all 10 activities

266


DvJobSatGrp4 Overall satisfaction with present job (grouped) Low (0-4)

Medium (5-6)

High (7-8)

Very high (9-10)

DvLA Local Authority (revised variable name) Isle of Anglesey

Carmarthenshire

Swansea

Neath Port Talbot

Bridgend

Vale of Glamorgan

Cardiff

Rhondda Cynon Taf

Merthyr Tydfil

Caerphilly

Blaenau Gwent

Gwynedd

Torfaen

Monmouthshire

Newport

Conwy

Denbighshire

Flintshire

Wrexham

Powys

Ceredigion

Pembrokeshire

267


DvLHB Local Health Board (revised variable name) Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board

Powys Teaching Health Board

Hywel Dda University Health Board

Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University Health Board

Cwm Taf University Health Board

Aneurin Bevan University Health Board

Cardiff & Vale University Health Board

Dvlimany Limited at all by longstanding illness No

Yes

Dvlimill1 Cancer (neoplasm) including benign (non-malignant) lumps and cysts limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill10 Cataract/poor eye sight/blindness limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill11 Poor hearing/deafness limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill12 Tinnitus/noises in the ear limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill13 Meniere's disease/ear complaints causing balance problems limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill14 Other ear complaints limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill15 Stroke/cerebral haemorrhage/cerebral thrombosis limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill16 Heart attack/angina limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill17 Hypertension/high blood pressure/blood pressure limits individual No

268


Yes

Dvlimill18 Other heart problems limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill19 Piles/haemorrhoids limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill2 Diabetes incl. hyperglycaemia limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill20 Varicose veins/phlebitis in lower extremities limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill21 Other blood vessels/embolic limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill22 Bronchitis/emphysema limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill23 Asthma limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill24 Hayfever limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill25 Other respiratory complaints limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill26 Stomach ulcer/ulcer/abdominal hernia/rupture limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill27 Other digestive complaints (stomach, liver, pancreas etc.) limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill28 Complaints of bowel/colon/rectum limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill29 Complaints of teeth/mouth/tongue limits individual No

269


Yes

Dvlimill3 Other endocrine/metabolic complaint limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill30 Kidney complaints limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill31 Urinary tract infection limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill32 Other bladder problems/incontinence limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill33 Reproductive system disorders limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill34 Arthritis/rheumatism/fibrositis limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill35 Back problems/slipped disc/spine/neck limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill36 Other problems of bones/joints/muscles limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill37 Infectious and parasitic disease limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill38 Disorders of blood and blood forming organs limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill39 Skin complaints limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill4 Mental illness/anxiety/depression/nerves limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill40 Other complaint limits individual No

270


Yes

Dvlimill41 Unclassifiable complaint limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill42 Complaint no longer present No

Yes

Dvlimill5 Mental handicap limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill6 Epilepsy/fits/convulsions limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill7 Migraine/headaches limits individual No

Yes

Dvlimill8 Other problems of nervous system limit individual No

Yes

Dvlimill9 Other eye complaints limit individual No

Yes

Dvlimillchap1 Neoplasms / benign growths (limiting) No

Yes

Dvlimillchap10 Genito-urinary system illness (limiting) No

Yes

Dvlimillchap11 Musculoskeletal illness (limiting) No

Yes

Dvlimillchap12 Infectious disease (limiting) No

Yes

Dvlimillchap13 Blood / related organs illness (limiting) No

Yes

Dvlimillchap14 Skin complaints (limiting) No

271


Yes

Dvlimillchap15 Other illness (limiting) No

Yes

Dvlimillchap16 Unclassifiable limiting illness No

Yes

Dvlimillchap17 Limiting illness no longer present No

Yes

Dvlimillchap2 Endocrine / metabolic disease (limiting) No

Yes

Dvlimillchap3 Mental disorder (limiting) No

Yes

Dvlimillchap4 Nervous system illness (limiting) No

Yes

Dvlimillchap5 Eye complaints (limiting) No

Yes

Dvlimillchap6 Ear complaints (limiting) No

Yes

Dvlimillchap7 Heart / circulatory illness (limiting) No

Yes

Dvlimillchap8 Respiratory system illness (limiting) No

Yes

Dvlimillchap9 Digestive system illness (limiting) No

Yes

Dvlimlot Limited a lot by longstanding illness No

Yes

Dvlimnum Number of limiting illnesses 0

272


1

2

3

4

5

6

Dvlimnumgrp Number of limiting illnesses (grouped) None

One

2 or more

DvLLTI Has a limiting long-standing illness, disability or infirmity Yes

No

DvLocHlthCd Local health board (geography codes)

Dvlsill Any longstanding illness No

Yes

Dvlsillnum Number of longstanding illnesses 0

1

2

3

4

5

6

Dvlsillnumgrp Number of longstanding illnesses (grouped) None

One

2 or more

DvLSOA2001 Lower super output area (based on 2001 Census)

DvLSOA2011 Lower super output area (based on 2011 Census)

273


DvMainGr Income as an employee over the last 12 months (gross)

DvMainNet Income as an employee over the last 12 months (net) Less than £10,400 a year

£10,400 to £20,799 a year

£20,800 to £31,099 a year

£31,100 to £41,499 a year


DvMarketVal Housing costs - What do you think the market value of this property is now? Less than £85,000

£85,000 to £149,999

£150,000 to £224,999

£225,000 to £299,999

£300,000+

Don't own accomodation

DvMatDep Household material deprivation In material deprivation

Not in material deprivation

Dvmodexday Moderate activity in last 7 days - number of days 0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

Dvmodexmw Total minutes of moderate activity per week [Value]

Dvmodexweek Any moderate activity in last 7 days - binary No

Yes

Dvmonx Moderate or vigorous activity on Monday No

274


Yes

DvMortVal Housing costs - Total monthly repayments for all mortgages/loans Less than £400

£400 - £599

£600 - £799

£800 - £999

£1,000+

Not paying rent

DvMSOA2011 Middle super output area (based on 2011 Census)

Dvmvdays Number of at least moderately active days per week 1

2

3

4

5

6

7

Dvmvpamw MVPA minutes per week [Value]

Dvmvinact MVPA inactive <30 minutes weekly No

Yes

Dvmvpa150 MVPA meets guidelines 150 minutes weekly No

Yes

Dvmvpagrp2 MVPA minutes per week - 3 groups <30

>=30 but <150

>=150

DvNeet Not in education, employment or training (NEET) status (aged 16-18) Not selected

16 to 18 year olds not in education, employment or training

DvNeet2 Not in education, employment or training (NEET) status (aged 16-25) Not selected

275


16 to 25 year olds not in education, employment or training

Dvnondrink non drinker (not even occasional) No

Yes

DvOwnerYear Housing costs - When did you begin to own this accommodation? Before 1980

1980 to 1989

1990 to 1999

2000 to 2009

2010 or later

Don't own accomodation

DvPCArea Postcode area

DvPenFlag Pensionable age at time of interview Not selected

State pension age

DvPnBdLnMD Respondent routed to additional pensioner material deprivation questions Yes

No

DvPnMatDep Pensioner Household in material deprivation Pensioner in material deprivation

Pensioner not in material deprivation

DvPolReg Police region North Wales

Dyfed Powys

South Wales

Gwent

Dvporfv2 Total portion of fruit and veg [Value]

DvPrtAny Participating in any activity Yes

No

DvPSFoot Public services footprint North Wales

Mid and West

Swansea Bay

276


Cwm Taf

Cardiff and Vale

Gwent

DvRegions ACW and Sports Wales regions North Wales

Mid and West Wales

South Wales Central

South East Wales

DvRent Housing costs - Rent paid for household accommodation (PCM) Less than £400

£400 - £599

£600 - £799

£800 - £999

£1,000+

Not paying rent

Dvsatx Moderate or vigorous activity on Saturday No

Yes

DvSEGr Self-employed income over the last 12 months (gross)

DvSENet Self-employed income over the last 12 months (net) Less than £10,400 a year

£10,400 to £20,799 a year

£20,800 to £31,099 a year

£31,100 to £41,499 a year


Dvsmokec Currently smoke either daily or occasionally No

Yes

Dvsmokstat Smoking status Smoker

Ex-smoker

Never smoked

277


Dvsunx Moderate or vigorous activity on Sunday No

Yes

DvTenurGrp Tenure (grouped) Owner-occupied

Local authority

Housing association

Private rented

Other

DvTenurGrp2 Tenure (grouped) Owner-occupied

Social Housing

Private rented

Other

Dvthux Moderate or vigorous activity on Thursday No

Yes

Dvtotscreenwd Total screen time on weekday None at all

About 4.5 hours a day

About 5 hours a day


About 6 hours a day


About 7 hours or more a day

About half an hour a day

About 1 hour a day


About 2 hours a day


About 3 hours a day

278



About 4 hours a day

Dvtotscreenwd1 Total screen time on weekday - 1 hour or more a day No

Yes

Dvtotscreenwd2 Total screen time on weekday - 2 hours or more a day No

Yes

Dvtotscreenwe Total screen time at weekend None at all


About 5 hours a day


About 6 hours a day


About 7 hours or more a day

About half an hour a day

About 1 hour a day


About 2 hours a day


About 3 hours a day


About 4 hours a day

Dvtotscreenwe1 Total screen time at weekend - 1 hour or more a day No

Yes

Dvtotscreenwe2 Total screen time at weekend - 2 hours or more a day No

Yes

DvTrustMostGrp4 Most people can be trusted (grouped) Low (0-4)

279


Medium (5-6)

High (7-8)

Very high (9-10)

Dvtuex Moderate or vigorous activity on Tuesday No

Yes

DvTvwd1 TV watched on weekday for 1 hour or more a day No

Yes

DvTvwd2 Derived variable – TV watched a weekend for 2 hours or more a day No

Yes

DvTvwe1 TV watched at weekend for 1 hour or more a day No

Yes

DvTvwe2 TV watched at weekend for 1 hours or more a day No

Yes

DvTxAir How much control do you think WG has over tax on air travel from Wales? Complete control

Some control

No control at all

DvTxAlc How much control do you think WG has over tax on alcohol? Complete control

Some control

No control at all

DvTxCoun How much control do you think WG has over council tax? Complete control

Some control

No control at all

DvTxInc How much control do you think WG has over income tax? Complete control

Some control

No control at all

DvTxLnd How much control do you think WG has over landfill tax? Complete control

280


Some control

No control at all

DvTxStmp How much control do you think WG has over stamp duty? Complete control

Some control

No control at all

DvTxVAT How much control do you think WG has over VAT? Complete control

Some control

No control at all

DvUniAuthCd Local authority (geography codes)

Dvunits0 Number of units on the heaviest drinking day last week None

Dvunitswk0 Usual number of weekly units None

DvUrbRur Urban/rural classification Urban

Rural

DvUrbRurCom Urban/rural classification – combined Urban > 10K - sparse

Town & fringe - sparse

Village - sparse

Hamlet & isolated dwellings - sparse

Urban > 10K - less sparse

Town & fringe - less sparse

Village - less sparse

Hamlet & isolated dwellings - less sparse

DvUrbRurCon Urban/rural classification – context Less sparse

Sparse

DvUrbRurMor Urban/rural classification – morphology Urban > 10K

Town & fringe

Village

281


Hamlet & isolated dwellings

DvUSOA2011 Upper super output area (based on 2011 Census)

Dvvegpor2 Total portion of vegetables (incl.salad) None

Dvvigexday Vigorous activity in the last 7 days - number of days 0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

Dvvigexmw Total minutes of vigorous activity per week [Value]

Dvvigexweek Any vigorous activity in last 7 days - binary No

Yes

Dvvigmvmw Total minutes of vigorous activity per week * 2 to give moderate intensity minutes [Value]

DvWaConst Welsh Assembly/Parliamentary constituency Aberavon

Cardiff North

Cardiff South and Penarth

Cardiff West

Carmarthen East and Dinefwr

Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire

Ceredigion

Clwyd South

Clwyd West

Cynon Valley

Delyn

282


Aberconwy

Dwyfor Meirionnydd

Gower

Islwyn

Llanelli

Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney

Monmouth

Montgomeryshire

Neath

Newport East

Newport West

Alyn and Deeside

Ogmore

Pontypridd

Preseli Pembrokeshire

Rhondda

Swansea East

Swansea West

Torfaen

Vale of Clwyd

Vale of Glamorgan

Wrexham

Arfon

Ynys Môn

Blaenau Gwent

Brecon and Radnorshire

283


Bridgend

Caerphilly

Cardiff Central

Dvwalkday Walk in last 7 days - number of days (scale) 0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

DvWalkmv Walking qualifying as moderate activity No

Yes

Dvwalkmw Total minutes of walking per week [Value]

Dvwalkweek Any walking in the last 7 days - binary No

Yes

DvWbAnxYestGrp4

Overall anxiousness yesterday (grouped) Very low (0-1)

Low (2-3)

Medium (4-5)

High (6-10)

DvWbHapYestGrp4

Overall happiness yesterday (grouped) Low (0-4)

Medium (5-6)

High (7-8)

Very high (9-10)

DvWbLifeWrthGr Overall extent of feeling that the things done in life are worthwhile (grouped) Low (0-4)

284


p4

Medium (5-6)

High (7-8)

Very high (9-10)

DvWbSatlifeGrp4 Overall satisfaction with life (grouped) Low (0-4)

Medium (5-6)

High (7-8)

Very high (9-10)

Dvwedx Moderate or vigorous activity on Wednesday No

Yes

DvWeLang1 Welsh language ability - can speak, read and write Welsh Not selected

Can speak, read and write Welsh

DvWeLang2 Welsh language ability - can speak and read Welsh, but not write Welsh Not selected

Can speak and read Welsh, but not write Welsh

DvWeLang3 Welsh language ability - can speak Welsh, but can't read or write Welsh Not selected

Can speak Welsh but can't read or write Welsh

DvWeLang4 Welsh language ability - can understand spoken Welsh only Not selected

Can understand spoken Welsh only

DvWIMDEdu5 Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation - education score (in quintiles) Most deprived 20%

Q2

Q3

Q4

Least deprived 20%

DvWIMDEmp5 Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation - employment score (in quintiles) Most deprived 20%

Q2

Q3

285


Q4

Least deprived 20%

DvWIMDEnv5 Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation - physical environment score (in quintiles) Most deprived 20%

Q2

Q3

Q4

Least deprived 20%

DvWIMDHlth5 Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation - health score (in quintiles) Most deprived 20%

Q2

Q3

Q4

Least deprived 20%

DvWIMDHse5 Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation - housing score (in quintiles) Most deprived 20%

Q2

Q3

Q4

Least deprived 20%

DvWIMDInc5 Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation - income score (in quintiles) Most deprived 20%

Q2

Q3

Q4

Least deprived 20%

DvWIMDOvr5 Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation - overall score (in quintiles) Most deprived 20%

Q2

Q3

Q4

286


Least deprived 20%

DvWIMDSafe5 Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation - community safety score (in quintiles) Most deprived 20%

Q2

Q3

Q4

Least deprived 20%

DvWIMDServ5 Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation - access to services score (in quintiles) Most deprived 20%

Q2

Q3

Q4

Least deprived 20%

DvWkinAge Working age Working age (aged 16 - female pensionable age at time of interview/64)

Pensioners (aged current female pensionable age/65 and over)

DvWkingHh Household members in paid work, either full-time or part-time All working

Some working

None working

No one aged 16-19 (not in FT education) nor aged 19-64 in household

Dvwlkmvday Walking as moderate activity in last 7 days, number of days 0

1

2

3

4

5

6

287


7

Dvwlkmvmw Minutes walking per week qualifying as moderate activity [Value]

Dvwtkg Weight in kg - computed from stones/pounds if necessary [Value]

Documents

National Survey for Wales: 2017-18 questionnaire · 5 Guide to question format All questions in the survey questionnaire follow a similar format. Below is a guide to interpreting