Serial number
INTERVIEWER: CODE SEX OF RESPONDENT
Age group
NI County
Marital status
How many people are there in your household aged 16 or over, including yourself?
And how many children aged under 16 are there in your household?
Is your home owned or rented?
C4a - Other housing tenure
Assess Social Grade
Please tell me your estimation of the household's annual income before tax.
What is your community background?
Thinking about GENERAL ELECTIONS, to which political party are you most likely to give your first preference vote to in a future general election?
Other political party
Which political party are you inclined to support?
Other political party inclined to support
Highest educational or professional qualification you have obtained?
National Identity - British
National Identity - Irish
National Identity - Northern Irish
National Identity - English
National Identity - Scottish
National Identity - Welsh
National Identity - Other
CN01 - Cameras at the border that record vehicle number plates as they drive across the border
CN01 - Border checks that would add about 30 minutes to your journey between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland
CN01 - Being required to produce a passport at the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland
CN01 - Having to apply in advance for travel documents
CN01 - Drone technology policing the border - that is small, remote control flying cameras.
CN01 - Having your photograph taken or your fingerprints checked or any other biometric testing
CN01 - The UK and the Republic of Ireland sharing data about their citizens in order to know who travelling across the border
CN01 - Checkpoints with customs officials
CN01 - The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) manning checkpoints
CN01 - British soldiers manning checkpoints
CN01 - Irish soldiers manning checkpoints
CN02 - Signing a Petition or writing a letter to a politician
CN02 - A peaceful demonstration
CN02 - Protesters blocking traffic
CN02 - Vandalising border technology, such as cameras
CN02 - Attacking any new border installations or infrastructure
CN02 - Engaging in violence against persons
CN03 - Cameras at ferry terminals that record vehicle number plates
CN03 - Border checks that would add about 30 minutes to your journey between Northern Ireland and Great Britain
CN03 - Being required to produce a passport to travel between Northern Ireland and Great Britain
CN03 - Having to apply in advance for travel documents
CN03 - Drone technology at ferry terminals - that is small, remote control flying cameras.
CN03 - Having your photograph taken or your fingerprints checked or any other biometric testing at ports or airports
CN03 - The UK and the Republic of Ireland sharing data about their citizens in order to know who travelling between Northern Ireland and Britain
CN03 - Checkpoints with customs officials at ports or airports
CN03 - The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) manning checkpoints at ports or airports
CN03 - British soldiers manning checkpoints at ports or airports
CN03 - The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) and the Gardai (Irish Police) manning checkpoints at ports or airports
CN03 - British soldiers and Irish soldiers manning checkpoints at ports or airports
CN04 - Signing a petition or writing a letter to a politician
CN04 - A peaceful demonstration
CN04 - Protesters blocking traffic
CN04 - Vandalising border technology, such as cameras
CN04 - Attacking any new border installations or infrastructure at ports and airports
CN04 - Engaging in violence against persons
CN05a - Different possible outcomes of the Brexit negotiations
CN05b - Which one is your second preference
CN06 - If Northern Ireland leaves the Single Market and Customs Union, how likely do you think it is that this will result in manned checkpoints and cameras at the North/South border
CN07 - When the UK leaves the EU, do you think there should be a referendum in Northern Ireland asking people whether they want Northern Ireland to remain in the United Kingdom or to re-unify with the rest of Ireland?
CN08 - When the UK leaves the EU, if there was a referendum in Northern Ireland asking people whether they want Northern Ireland to remain in the United Kingdom or to re-unify with the rest of Ireland, how would you vote in that referendum?
CN09 - If the outcome of the Brexit negotiation was a hard Brexit for Britain, but a soft Brexit for Northern Ireland, how would you vote in the referendum?
CN09 - If the UK were to change its mind and decide to remain full members of the EU, how would you vote in the referendum?
CN09 - If Irish unity involved a guarantee that unionist politicians would be part of the government in Dublin and would have the power to reject any new laws they felt were against the interests of unionists, how would you vote in the referendum?
CN10 - The UK Government
CN10 - The Northern Ireland Executive
CN10 - The Irish Government
CN10 - The European Union
CN10 - Northern Ireland Executive and the UK Government together
CN10 - Northern Ireland Executive and the Irish Government together
CN11 - Health and safety standards for goods in Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK are different to each other, leading to restrictions on trade between these places
CN11 - Goods moving between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK are taxed as if going between two different countries.
CN11 - The European Court of Justice can make decisions in relation to Northern Ireland, but not the rest of the UK.
CN12 - The British Government
CN12 - The Irish Government
CN12 - The European Union
CN12 - The Democratic Unionist Party (DUP)
CN13 - Hard Border
CN13 - Soft Border
CN13 - Regulatory Alignment
CN13 - Regulatory divergence
CN13 - The Single Market
CN13 - The Customs Union
CN13 - European Court of Justice
CN13 - World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules
CN13 - The North-South Ministerial Council
CN13 - The British-Irish Council
CN15 - How did you vote?
CN16 - If there was a second referendum on this issue and you had a chance to vote again, how would you vote?
CN17 - Instead of needing the support of the biggest nationalist party and the biggest unionist party, a power-sharing executive should only need the backing of 60% of MLAs in the Assembly
CN17 - Same sex marriage should be introduced
CN17 - An Irish Language Act that promotes the Irish language should be introduced
Check age groups against quotas
Check social class against quotas
Social class 4 category