UK Data Archive Study Number 66039 - Survey of Councillors in Belfast, 1966

SSRC C001-25 66039 QUEENS UNIVERSITY OF BELFAST LOCAL COMMUNITY PROJECT II COUNCILLOR INTERVIEW INTERVIEWER'S NAME COVER SHEET NUMBER TIME STARTED DATE 1. WHEN DID YOU FIRST SERVE AS A MEMBER OF THE CORPORATION? (IF MORE THAN ONE TERM) 2. HAS YOUR SERVICE BEEN CONTINUOUS? YES NO IF YES GO TO Q.3 (IF NO) 2A WOULD YOU TELL ME ABOUT THAT? (YOU ARE NOW (RESPONDENT'S OFFICE)) 3. HAVE YOU HELD ANY (OTHER) OFFICES ON THE COUNCIL? YES NO IF NO GO TO Q.4 (IF YES) 3A WHAT IS THAT? WHEN WAS THAT? (GET OFFICES AND DATES) 4. HAVE YOU HELD ANY OFFICES IN THE PARTY GROUP ON COUNCIL? YES NO IF NO GO TO Q.5 (IF YES) 4A WHAT IS THAT? WHEN WAS THAT? (FIND IF RESPONDENT HOLDS OFFICE NOW) 5. WERE YOU ELECTED TO THE COUNCIL THE FIRST TIME YOU STOOD? YES NO IF YES GO TO Q.6 (IF NO) 5A COULD YOU TELL ME ABOUT THAT? 6. THINKING BACK TO THE FIRST TIME YOU STOOD FOR THE COUNCIL, WHAT CONSIDERATIONS LED YOU TO STAND? (IF RESPONDENT HAS SERVED MORE THAN ONE TERM) 7. WHAT HAS LED YOU TO CONTINUE STANDING FOR RE-ELECTION? 8. BEFORE YOU ACCEPTED NOMINATION AS A COUNCILLOR, WERE YOU ACTIVE IN PARTY WORK? YES NO IF NO GO TO Q.9 (IF YES) 8A WHAT DID YOU DO? (IF NECESSARY) (GET OFFICES AND DATES) DID YOU HOLD OFFICE IN ANY WARD ORGANIZATION? DID YOU HOLD OFFICE IN THE CITY ORGANIZATION? 8B WHEN DID YOU FIRST BECOME ACTIVE IN PARTY WORK? 8C WHAT CONSIDERATIONS FIRST LED YOU TO BECOME ACTIVE? 9. WHAT WOULD YOU PERSONALLY SAY ARE THE MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES OF BEING A COUNCILLOR? (ANYTHING ELSE?) 10. IN GENERAL, WHAT DO YOU THINK ARE THE MOST IMPORTANT PROBLEMS FACING BELFAST CORPORATION/LEADERS IN BELFAST AT THE MOMENT? (ANYTHING ELSE?) (TAKE EXACT ANSWER) IF "DON'T KNOW" OR "NOT ANY" GO TO Q.11 MENTION 1 MENTION 2 MENTION 3 MENTION 4 MENTION 5 (IF PROBLEMS) (IF MORE THAN ONE PROBLEM NAMED) 10A WHICH OF THESE DO YOU THINK IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PROBLEM, THE ONE THE CORPORATION SHOULD TRY TO TAKE CARE OF FIRST? (MOST IMPORTANT PROBLEM) 10B WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE THE CORPORATION AND POLITICAL LEADERS DO ABOUT THAT? 10C DO YOU THINK MOST OF THE PEOPLE IN BELFAST AGREE ABOUT WHAT TO DO ON THIS PROBLEM? YES NO DON'T KNOW IF NO OR DON'T KNOW GO TO Q.11 (IF YES) 10D WHAT DO PEOPLE IN BELFAST THINK SHOULD BE DONE ABOUT .....? 11. DO YOU FEEL THAT YOU AND OTHER LOCAL POLITICAL LEADERS HAVE MUCH INFLUENCE IN BRINGING ISSUES TO GENERAL ATTENTION? YES NO DON'T KNOW, CAN'T SAY (IF YES) 11A IN WHAT WAY? (IF NO) 11B WHY IS THAT? 12. IF YOU AND OTHER LOCAL POLITICAL LEADERS FELT THAT A PROBLEM WOULD ONLY BE WORSENED BY GENERAL ATTENTION BEING PAID TO IT, DO YOU THINK YOU COULD KEEP IT FROM GENERAL ATTENTION? YES NO DON'T KNOW, CAN'T SAY (IF YES) 12A IN WHAT WAY? (IF NO OR DON'T KNOW) 12B WHY IS THAT? 13. CAN YOU THINK OF ANY PARTICULAR PROBLEMS THAT WOULD BE WORSENED BY GENERAL ATTENTION BEING PAID TO THEM? YES NO DON'T KNOW IF NO OR DON'T KNOW GO TO Q.14 (IF YES) 13A WHAT PROBLEMS ARE YOU THINKING OF? 14. HAVE YOU THOUGHT MUCH ABOUT THE PROPOSAL TO OPEN SWINGS IN PUBLIC PARKS ON SUNDAYS? YES NO 14A COULD YOU TELL ME WHERE YOU FIRST HEARD ABOUT THIS PROPOSAL? (CLEARLY IDENTIFY SOURCE, FOR EXAMPLE WHICH NEWSPAPER ETC) 14B WOULD YOU SAY THAT YOU AGREED OR DISAGREED WITH THIS PROPOSAL? AGREE DISAGREE NEUTRAL DON'T KNOW IF NEUTRAL OR DON'T KNOW GO TO Q.14D) [IF AGREE OR DISAGREE] 14C WOULD YOU SAY THIS WAS AN ISSUE THAT YOU FELT VERY STRONGLY ABOUT, FAIRLY STRONGLY, OR NOT STRONGLY AT ALL? VERY STRONGLY FAIRLY STRONGLY NOT STRONGLY DON'T KNOW HOW STRONGLY 14D APART FROM YOUR PARTY, ARE YOU A MEMBER OF ANY ORGANIZATION(S) WHICH HAVE AN OPINION ON THIS SUBJECT? YES NO DON'T KNOW IF NO OR DON'T KNOW GO TO Q.14F) (IF YES) 14E WHICH ORGANIZATION(S) IS THAT? (ANY OTHERS?) (GET FULL NAMES) 14F DO YOUR OWN CONSTITUENTS AGREE OR DISAGREE WITH THIS PROPOSAL? AGREE SOME AGREE, SOME DON'T DISAGREE CONSTITUENTS UNINFORMED, HAVE NO OPINION. DON'T KNOW IF AGREE, DISAGREE, CONSTITUENTS UNINFORMED HAVE NO OPINION, DON'T KNOW GO TO Q.14I) IF SOME AGREE, SOME DON'T ASK Q.14G) AND Q.14H) (IF RESPONDENT DIFFERENTIATES BETWEEN CONSTITUENTS) 14G WHICH ONES AGREE WITH THE PROPOSAL? (TAKE EXACT ANSWER) 14H AND WHICH DISAGREE? 14I WHICH OTHER PERSONS DO YOU NORMALLY GO TO WHEN YOU WANT TO DISCUSS SOMETHING CONCERNING PUBLIC PARKS? (TRY TO GET RESPONDENT TO NAME INDIVIDUALS) 14J IF YOU WANTED TO KNOW MORE ABOUT WHAT YOUR CONSTITUENTS THOUGHT ON THIS ISSUE WHAT WOULD YOU DO? (PROBE TO GET SPECIFIC ANSWER) 14K IF THE MAJORITY OF PEOPLE WITH CHILDREN WANTED SWINGS TO BE OPEN ON SUNDAYS BUT THE MAJORITY OF ALL PEOPLE IN BELFAST WERE AGAINST SUCH A PROPOSAL, WHICH SIDE DO YOU THINK OUGHT TO WIN? PEOPLE WITH CHILDREN MAJORITY OF PEOPLE IN BELFAST DON'T KNOW 15. HAVE YOU THOUGHT MUCH ABOUT THE PROPOSAL TO NAME THE NEW BRIDGE OVER THE LAGAN AFTER LORD CARSON? YES NO DON'T KNOW 15A COULD YOU TELL ME WHERE YOU FIRST HEARD ABOUT THIS PROPOSAL? (CLEARLY IDENTIFY SOURCE, FOR EXAMPLE WHICH NEWSPAPER ETC) 15B WOULD YOU SAY THAT YOU AGREED OR DISAGREED WITH THIS PROPOSAL? AGREE DISAGREE NEUTRAL DON'T KNOW IF NEUTRAL OR DON'T KNOW GO TO Q.15D) [IF AGREE OR DISAGREE] 15C WOULD YOU SAY THIS WAS AN ISSUE THAT YOU FELT VERY STRONGLY ABOUT, FAIRLY STRONGLY, OR NOT STRONGLY AT ALL? VERY STRONGLY FAIRLY STRONGLY NOT STRONGLY DON'T KNOW HOW STRONGLY 15D APART FROM YOUR PARTY, ARE YOU A MEMBER OF ANY ORGANIZATION(S) WHICH HAVE AN OPINION ON THIS SUBJECT? YES NO DON'T KNOW IF NO OR DON'T KNOW GO TO Q.15F) (IF YES) 15E WHICH ORGANIZATION(S) IS THAT? (ANY OTHERS?) (GET FULL NAMES) 15F DO YOUR OWN CONSTITUENTS AGREE OR DISAGREE WITH THIS PROPOSAL? AGREE SOME AGREE, SOME DON'T DISAGREE CONSTITUENTS UNINFORMED, HAVE NO OPINION DON'T KNOW IF AGREE, DISAGREE, CONSTITUENTS UNINFORMED HAVE NO OPINION, DON'T KNOW GO TO Q.15I) IF SOME AGREE, SOME DON'T ASK Q.15G) AND Q.15H) (IF RESPONDENT DIFFERENTIATES BETWEEN CONSTITUENTS) 15G WHICH ONES AGREE WITH THE PROPOSAL? (TAKE EXACT ANSWER) 15H AND WHICH DISAGREE? 15I WHICH OTHER PERSONS DO YOU NORMALLY GO TO WHEN YOU WANT TO DISCUSS SOMETHING CONCERNING PUBLIC WORKS? (TRY TO GET RESPONDENT TO NAME INDIVIDUALS) 15J IF YOU WANTED TO KNOW MORE ABOUT WHAT YOUR CONSTITUENTS THOUGHT ON THIS ISSUE WHAT WOULD YOU DO? (PROBE TO GET SPECIFIC ANSWER) 16. CONSIDERING THE PARTIES NOW, IN LOCAL ELECTIONS WHICH PARTY WOULD YOU SAY MOST WORKING CLASS PEOPLE ARE LIKELY TO VOTE FOR? UNIONIST/CONSERVATIVE LABOUR LIBERAL IRISH NATIONALIST COMMUNIST INDEPENDENT LABOUR PARTY SOCIALIST PARTY OF GREAT BRITAIN PROTESTANT RATE PAYERS' ASSOCIATION SOCIAL CREDIT DON'T KNOW SPLIT 17. IN LOCAL ELECTIONS WHICH PARTY WOULD YOU SAY MOST MIDDLE CLASS PEOPLE ARE LIKELY TO VOTE FOR? UNIONIST/CONSERVATIVE LABOUR LIBERAL IRISH NATIONALIST COMMUNIST INDEPENDENT LABOUR PARTY SOCIALIST PARTY OF GREAT BRITAIN PROTESTANT RATE PAYERS' ASSOCIATION SOCIAL CREDIT DON'T KNOW SPLIT 18. IN LOCAL ELECTIONS WHICH PARTY WOULD YOU SAY MOST PROTESTANTS ARE LIKELY TO VOTE FOR? UNIONIST/CONSERVATIVE LABOUR LIBERAL IRISH NATIONALIST COMMUNIST INDEPENDENT LABOUR PARTY SOCIALIST PARTY OF GREAT BRITAIN PROTESTANT RATE PAYERS' ASSOCIATION SOCIAL CREDIT DON'T KNOW SPLIT 19. IN LOCAL ELECTIONS WHICH PARTY WOULD YOU SAY MOST CATHOLICS ARE LIKELY TO VOTE FOR? UNIONIST/CONSERVATIVE LABOUR LIBERAL IRISH NATIONALIST COMMUNIST INDEPENDENT LABOUR PARTY SOCIALIST PARTY OF GREAT BRITAIN PROTESTANT RATE PAYERS' ASSOCIATION SOCIAL CREDIT DON'T KNOW SPLIT 20. HAVE YOU THOUGHT MUCH ABOUT THE PROPOSAL TO GIVE STATE AID TO THE MATER HOSPITAL? YES NO DON'T KNOW 20A COULD YOU TELL ME WHERE YOU FIRST HEARD ABOUT THIS PROPOSAL? (CLEARLY IDENTIFY SOURCE, FOR EXAMPLE WHICH NEWSPAPER ETC) 20B WOULD YOU SAY THAT YOU AGREED OR DISAGREED WITH THIS PROPOSAL? AGREE DISAGREE NEUTRAL DON'T KNOW IF NEUTRAL OR DON'T KNOW GO TO Q.20D) [IF AGREE OR DISAGREE] 20C WOULD YOU SAY THIS WAS AN ISSUE THAT YOU FELT VERY STRONGLY ABOUT, FAIRLY STRONGLY, OR NOT STRONGLY AT ALL? VERY STRONGLY FAIRLY STRONGLY NOT STRONGLY DON'T KNOW HOW STRONGLY 20D DO YOUR OWN CONSTITUENTS AGREE OR DISAGREE WITH THIS PROPOSAL? AGREE SOME AGREE, SOME DON'T DISAGREE CONSTITUENTS UNINFORMED, HAVE NO OPINION. DON'T KNOW IF AGREE, DISAGREE, CONSTITUENTS UNINFORMED HAVE NO OPINION, DON'T KNOW GO TO Q.20G) IF SOME AGREE, SOME) DON'T ASK Q.20E AND Q.20F) (IF RESPONDENT DIFFERENTIATES BETWEEN CONSTITUENTS) 20E WHICH ONES AGREE WITH THE PROPOSAL? (TAKE EXACT ANSWER) 20F AND WHICH DISAGREE? 20G WHICH OTHER PERSONS DO YOU NORMALLY GO TO WHEN YOU WANT TO DISCUSS SOMETHING CONCERNING HEALTH MATTERS IN BELFAST? (TRY TO GET RESPONDENT TO NAME INDIVIDUALS) 20H IF YOU WANTED TO KNOW MORE ABOUT WHAT YOUR CONSTITUENTS THOUGHT ON THIS ISSUE, WHAT WOULD YOU DO? (PROBE TO GET SPECIFIC ANSWER) 20I IF THE MAJORITY OF PEOPLE LIVING NEAR THE MATER WANTED IT TO BE GIVEN AID FROM PUBLIC FUNDS BUT THE MAJORITY OF ALL PEOPLE IN BELFAST DID NOT, WHICH SIDE DO YOU THINK OUGHT TO WIN? MAJORITY OF MOTORISTS MAJORITY OF PEOPLE IN BELFAST DON'T KNOW 21. HAVE YOU THOUGHT MUCH ABOUT THE INCREASE IN RATES THIS YEAR? YES NO DON'T KNOW 21A COULD YOU TELL ME HOW YOU FIRST HEARD ABOUT THIS PROPOSAL? (CLEARLY IDENTIFY SOURCE, FOR EXAMPLE WHICH NEWSPAPER ETC) 21B DO YOU FAVOUR OR OPPOSE THIS PROPOSAL? FAVOUR OPPOSE NEUTRAL DON'T KNOW IF NEUTRAL OR DON'T KNOW GO TO Q.21D) [IF FAVOUR OR OPPOSE] 21C WOULD YOU SAY THIS WAS AN ISSUE THAT YOU FELT VERY STRONGLY ABOUT, FAIRLY STRONGLY, OR NOT STRONGLY AT ALL? VERY STRONGLY FAIRLY STRONGLY NOT STRONGLY DON'T KNOW HOW STRONGLY 21D APART FROM YOUR PARTY ARE YOU A MEMBER OF ANY ORGANIZATION(S) WHICH HAVE AN OPINION ON THIS SUBJECT? YES NO DON'T KNOW IF NO OR DON'T KNOW GO TO Q.21F) (IF YES) 21E WHICH ORGANIZATION(S) IS THAT? (ANY OTHERS?) (GET FULL NAMES) 21F DO YOUR OWN CONSTITUENTS FAVOUR OR OPPOSE THE INCREASE? FAVOUR SOME FAVOUR SOME DON'T OPPOSE CONSTITUENTS UNINFORMED, HAVE NO OPINION DON'T KNOW IF FAVOUR, OPPOSE, CONSTITUENTS UNINFORMED, HAVE NO OPINION, DON'T KNOW GO TO Q.21I) IF SOME FAVOUR SOME DON'T ASK Q.21G) AND Q.21H) (IF RESPONDENT DIFFERENTIATES BETWEEN CONSTITUENTS) 21G WHICH ONES FAVOUR THE INCREASE. (TAKE EXACT ANSWER) 21H AND WHICH OPPOSE? 21I WHICH OTHER PERSONS DO YOU NORMALLY GO TO WHEN YOU WANT TO DISCUSS SOMETHING CONCERNING THE CITY RATES? (TRY TO GET RESPONDENT TO NAME INDIVIDUALS) 21J IF YOU WANTED TO KNOW MORE ABOUT WHAT YOUR CONSTITUENTS THOUGHT ON THIS ISSUE, WHAT WOULD YOU DO? (PROBE TO GET SPECIFIC ANSWER) 21K IF THE MAJORITY OF PEOPLE LIVING IN PRIVATE HOUSES WERE AGAINST RAISING THE RATES BUT THE MAJORITY OF ALL THE PEOPLE IN BELFAST WERE FOR IT, WHICH SIDE DO YOU THINK OUGHT TO WIN? MAJORITY IN PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION MAJORITY OF PEOPLE IN BELFAST DON'T KNOW 22. IF YOU FELT STRONGLY ABOUT ANY OF THESE PROBLEMS, OPENING PARKS ON SUNDAYS, NAMING THE NEW BRIDGE, AIDING THE MATER HOSPITAL OR RAISING RATES, WHAT DO YOU THINK YOU COULD DO? (TAKE EXACT ANSWER) 23. IF YOU DID DO ANYTHING ABOUT THEM, HOW LIKELY IS IT THAT YOU WOULD SUCCEED? VERY LIKELY, QUITE LIKELY OR NOT LIKELY? VERY LIKELY QUITE LIKELY NOT LIKELY DON'T KNOW 24. DO YOU THINK THAT ANY CHANGES SHOULD BE MADE IN THE ARRANGEMENTS FOR RUNNING LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN BELFAST? YES NO DON'T KNOW IF NO OR DON'T KNOW GO TO Q.25 (IF YES) 24A WHAT CHANGES ARE THESE? (ANY OTHERS?) (TAKE EXACT ANSWER) 25. IF THERE WERE NO PARTIES ON BELFAST CORPORATION DO YOU THINK IT WOULD MAKE A DIFFERENCE TO THE WAY THE CORPORATION IS RUN? YES NO DON'T KNOW 25A WHAT IS THAT? 26. YOU SOMETIMES HEAR THAT PEOPLE OR GROUPS HAVE SO MUCH INFLUENCE ON BELFAST AFFAIRS THAT THE INTERESTS OF THE MAJORITY ARE IGNORED. DO YOU AGREE OR DISAGREE THAT THERE ARE SUCH GROUPS? AGREE DISAGREE DON'T KNOW IF DISAGREE OR DON'T KNOW GO TO Q.27 (IF AGREE) 26A WHAT GROUPS ARE THESE? (ANY OTHERS?) (TAKE EXACT ANSWER) 27. AFTER HIS ELECTION, DO YOU FEEL THAT THE LORD MAYOR STANDS FOR THE WHOLE OF BELFAST OR MOSTLY FOR HIS OWN PARTY GROUP? WHOLE OF BELFAST OWN PARTY DON'T KNOW 28. HOW LONG HAVE YOU LIVED IN BELFAST? (TAKE EXACT ANSWER) 29. HOW WOULD YOU FEEL IF YOU HAD TO LEAVE BELFAST? HAPPY, NOT HAPPY OR WOULD NOT CARE? HAPPY NOT CARE NOT HAPPY DEPENDS ON JOB, DEPENDS ON WHERE DON'T KNOW 30. WHAT IS YOUR DATE OF BIRTH (TAKE EXACT ANSWER) 31. HOW OLD WERE YOU WHEN YOU FINISHED FULL TIME EDUCATION? UNDER 15 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 OVER 21 DON'T KNOW 32. WHAT SCHOOLS DID YOU GO TO? (GET NAMES) 33. WHAT DO YOU DO FOR A LIVING? (WHAT KIND OF WORK IS THAT?) INCLUDES PART-TIME WORK RETIRED OR UNEMPLOYED: ASK JOB BEFORE RETIREMENT OR UNEMPLOYMENT (TAKE EXACT ANSWER: CLEARLY IDENTIFY LEVEL OF JOB) 34. WHAT (DID/DOES) YOUR FATHER DO FOR A LIVING? 35. WHICH PARTY WOULD YOU SAY YOUR FATHER USUALLY SUPPORTED? UNIONIST/CONSERVATIVE LABOUR LIBERAL IRISH NATIONALIST COMMUNIST INDEPENDENT LABOUR PARTY SOCIALIST PARTY OF GREAT BRITAIN PROTESTANT RATE PAYERS' ASSOCIATION SOCIAL CREDIT REFUSED TO ANSWER DON'T KNOW 36. HAVE YOU ANY RELATIVES WHO ARE OR WERE ACTIVE IN POLITICS? YES NO IF NO GO TO Q.37 (IF YES) 36A WHO ARE THEY? WHAT DID THEY DO IN POLITICS? (GET RELATIONSHIP AND POLITICAL POSITION) 37. DO YOU BELONG TO A TRADE UNION OR PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION? YES NO IF NO GO TO Q.38 (IF YES) 37A WHY DO YOU THINK PEOPLE LIKE YOU JOIN A TRADE UNION/PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION? 38. THERE'S QUITE A BIT OF TALK THESE DAYS ABOUT DIFFERENT SOCIAL CLASSES. DO YOU EVER THINK OF YOURSELF AS BEING ONE OF THESE CLASSES? YES NO DON'T KNOW 38A WHAT CLASS IS THAT? 38B WELL IF YOU HAD TO MAKE A CHOICE WHAT CLASS WOULD YOU CALL YOURSELF? 38C WHAT (OTHER) SOCIAL CLASSES WOULD YOU SAY THERE WERE? (REPEAT FOR EACH CLASS MENTIONED IN 38A, 38B, AND 38C) 38D WHAT SORTS OF PEOPLE DO YOU MEAN WHEN YOU TALK ABOUT CLASS (RESPONDENT'S CLASS) 39. DO YOU REGARD YOURSELF AS A BELIEVER IN A PARTICULAR RELIGIOUS FAITH? YES NO DON'T KNOW IF NO OR DON'T KNOW GO TO Q.40 (IF YES) 39A WHICH FAITH IS THAT? (IF PROTESTANT, IF NECESSARY) WHAT DENOMINATION DO YOU CONSIDER YOURSELF? 39B HAVE YOU ATTENDED A CHURCH SERVICE DURING THE LAST FOUR WEEKS? YES NO DON'T KNOW (HAND RESPONDENT CARD) 40. WITH WHOM DO YOU FEEL THAT YOU HAVE MOST IN COMMON? A PROTESTANT PERSON OF THE SAME CLASS AS YOURSELF, A PROTESTANT PERSON OF A DIFFERENT CLASS FROM YOURSELF, A CATHOLIC PERSON OF THE SAME CLASS AS YOURSELF, A CATHOLIC PERSON OF A DIFFERENT CLASS FROM YOURSELF PROTESTANT SAME CLASS PROTESTANT DIFFERENT CLASS CATHOLIC SAME CLASS CATHOLIC DIFFERENT CLASS DON'T KNOW NO PREFERENCE, DEPENDS ON PERSON 41. APART FROM THAT PERSON, WITH WHICH OF THEM DO YOU FEEL THAT YOU HAVE MOST IN COMMON? PROTESTANT SAME CLASS PROTESTANT DIFFERENT CLASS CATHOLIC SAME CLASS CATHOLIC DIFFERENT CLASS DON'T KNOW NO PREFERENCE, DEPENDS ON PERSON 42. SUPPOSE SOMEBODY SUGGESTED THAT THE CORPORATION SHOULD MIX CATHOLIC AND PROTESTANT TENANTS TOGETHER IN THE SAME HOUSING ESTATES, WOULD YOU AGREE OR DISAGREE WITH THIS PROPOSAL? AGREE DISAGREE DON'T KNOW [IF AGREE OR DISAGREE] 40A HOW STRONGLY WOULD YOU FEEL ABOUT THE PROPOSAL. VERY STRONGLY, FAIRLY STRONGLY OR NOT STRONGLY AT ALL? VERY STRONGLY FAIRLY STRONGLY NOT STRONGLY DON'T KNOW HOW STRONGLY THE TIME IS NOW.....TOTAL TIME OF INTERVIEW.....MINUTES (BY OBSERVATION) 43. SEX MALE FEMALE 44. PARTY UNIONIST N I LABOUR NATIONALIST SSRC C001-50 DEPARTMENT OF POLITICS/QUEENS UNIVERSITY, BELFAST STUDY 266 DECK 01 COLUMN NUMBER CODE 1-3 STUDY NUMBER (266) 4-6 INTERVIEW NUMBER (SEQUENTIAL NUMBER AT TOP OF FACE SHEET) 7-8 DECK NUMBER (01) 9-11 DATE OF INTERVIEW - CODE DAY, THEN MONTH 0 JANUARY 1 FEBRUARY 2 MARCH 3 APRIL 4 MAY 5 JUNE 6 JULY 7 AUGUST 8 SEPTEMBER 9 OCTOBER & NOVEMBER - DECEMBER 12-13 WARD - SEE WARD MASTER CODE 14-15 INTERVIEWER 01 O'LEARY, CORNELIUS 02 SMITH, MRS 03 O'HAGEN, DESMOND 04 LAVERY, BERNADETTE 05 BRADLEY MAIL 16-18 LENGTH OF TIME OF INTERVIEW (IN MINUTES) 19-20 CODER 05 BUDGE, JUDY 06 MARGOLIS, ELLEN 21 PARTY AFFILIATION 1 UNIONIST 2 NI LABOUR 3 REPUBLICAN LABOUR 4 PROTESTANT UNIONIST 5 NATIONAL DEMOCRAT 6 EIRE LABOUR 7 INDEPENDENT - NA 8 INDEPENDENT UNIONIST 9 INDEPENDENT LABOUR 22-23 1 WHEN DID YOU FIRST SERVE AS A MEMBER OF THE CORPORATION? (CODE LAST TWO DIGITS OF YEAR R FIRST SERVED) -- NA 24 (IF MORE THAN ONE TERM) 2 HAS YOUR SERVICE BEEN CONTINUOUS? 1 YES 5 NO 9 NA 0 INAP 25 (IF NO) 2A WOULD YOU TELL ME ABOUT THAT? 1 DEFEATED, THEN RE-ELECTED - DIFFERENT WARDS 2 DEFEATED, THEN RE-ELECTED - SAME WARD 3 DEFEATED, THEN RE-ELECTED - NA WHICH WARDS 4 NOT RE-ADOPTED, THEN RE-ADOPTED AND ELECTED, DIFFERENT WARDS 5 NOT RE-ADOPTED, THEN RE-ADOPTED AND ELECTED, SAME WARDS 6 NOT RE-ADOPTED, THEN RE-ADOPTED AND ELECTED, NA WHICH WARDS 7 BREAK IN CAREER, OTHER REASON 8 BREAK IN CAREER, NA WHY 9 NA 0 INAP 26 3 HAVE YOU HELD ANY (OTHER) OFFICES ON THE COUNCIL? 3A (IF YES) WHAT IS THAT? WHEN WAS THAT? 1 R HAD HELD AN OFFICE ON COUNCIL 5 R HAS NEVER HELD AN OFFICE ON COUNCIL 9 NA 27-29 R'S PRESENT COUNCIL POSITION. USE MASTER COUNCIL OFFICE CODE ON FOLLOWING PAGE. IF TWO OR MORE POSITIONS CURRENTLY HELD, TAKE POSITION WITH LOWEST CODE CATEGORY 30-53 ADDITIONAL OFFICES R HAS HELD. CODE UP TO EIGHT ADDITIONAL OFFICES, MOST RECENT FIRST. IF TWO OFFICES HELD CONCURRENTLY CODE LOWEST CATEGORY FIRST 54 HAS R HELD ANY OFFICE ON COUNCIL IN THE 1960'S? 1 YES 5 NO 9 NA 0 INAP, NEVER HELD A COUNCIL OFFICE 55 DID R HOLD ANY OFFICE ON COUNCIL IN THE 1950'S? 1 YES 5 NO 9 NA 0 INAP, NEVER HELD A COUNCIL OFFICE 56 DID R HOLD ANY OFFICE ON COUNCIL BEFORE 1950? 1 YES 5 NO 9 NA 0 INAP, NEVER HELD A COUNCIL OFFICE 57 4 HAVE YOU HELD ANY OFFICES IN THE PARTY GROUP ON COUNCIL? 4A (IF YES) WHAT IS THAT? WHEN WAS THAT? 1 R HAS HELD AN OFFICE IN PARTY GROUP 5 R HAS NEVER HELD AN OFFICE IN PARTY GROUP 9 NA 58 R'S PRESENT OFFICE 0 NO OFFICE HELD, NO OTHER OFFICE HELD 1 CHAIRMAN, LEADER 2 VICE CHAIRMAN 3 WHIP 4 ASSISTANT WHIP, COMMITTEE WHIP 5 TREASURER, COLLECTOR 6 SECRETARY 7 CONVENER OF CANDIDATES 8 MEMBER OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 9 NA & OTHER 59-60 CODE UP TO TWO ADDITIONAL PARTY OFFICES USING SAME CODE AS IN COLUMN 58, MOST RECENT OFFICE FIRST MASTER COUNCIL OFFICE CODE 000 NO OFFICE HELD, NO OTHER OFFICES HELD MAJOR OFFICES 101 LORD MAYOR 111 SENIOR MAGISTRATE, CHAIRMAN MAGISTRATES' COMMITTEE 121 DEPUTY LORD MAYOR 141 HIGH SHERIFF CHAIRMANSHIPS:- 301 GENERAL PURPOSES COMMITTEE 302 HOUSING (CLEARANCE AND REDEVELOPMENT) COMMITTEE 303 TOWN PLANNING COMMITTEE 304 FINANCE COMMITTEE GROUP I 351 ELECTRICITY COMMITTEE 352 GAS COMMITTEE 353 IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE 354 TRANSPORT COMMITTEE GROUP II 401 ESTATES AND MARKETS 402 POLICE AND POLICE (ROAD SAFETY) 403 LIBRARIES 404 PARKS AND CEMETARIES GROUP III 451 WELFARE 452 HEALTH AND HEALTH (BATHS) 453 EDUCATION 461 STAFFS SUB COMMITTEE SPECIAL COMMITTEES/SUB COMMITTEES 470 ON HOUSING COSTS CODER:- ENTER OTHER SPECIAL COMMITTEES/SUB-COMMITTEES IN CODE AS 471, 472 ETC 471 TEXTILE SUB COMMITTEE 499 OTHER (MAKE CARD) VICE/DEPUTY CHAIRMANSHIPS:- 501 GENERAL PURPOSES 502 HOUSING (CLEARANCE AND REDEVELOPMENT) 503 TOWN PLANNING 504 FINANCE GROUP I 551 ELECTRICITY 552 GAS 553 IMPROVEMENT 554 TRANSPORT GROUP II 601 ESTATES AND MARKETS 602 POLICE AND POLICE (ROAD SAFETY) 603 LIBRARIES 604 PARKS AND CEMETARIES GROUP III 651 WELFARE 652 HEALTH AND HEALTH (BATHS) 653 EDUCATION 661 STAFFS SUB-COMMITTEE SPECIAL COMMITTEES/SUB-COMMITTEES 670 ON HOUSING COSTS CODER:- ENTER OTHER SPECIAL COMMITTEES/SUB-COMMITTEES IN CODE AS 671, 672 ETC 699 OTHER (MAKE CARD) 61 5 WERE YOU ELECTED TO THE COUNCIL THE FIRST TIME YOU STOOD? 1 YES 5 NO 9 NA 0 INAP, CO-OPTED DURING WAR, EX OFFICIO MEMBER 62 5A (IF NO) COULD YOU TELL ME ABOUT THAT? 1 RAN ONCE BEFORE, OTHER SEAT 2 RAN MORE THAN ONCE BEFORE, OTHER SEAT(S) 3 RAN ONCE BEFORE IN FIRST SEAT WON 4 RAN MORE THAN ONCE BEFORE IN FIRST SEAT WON 5 RAN ONCE BEFORE, NO FURTHER SPECIFICATION 6 RAN MORE THAN ONCE BEFORE, NO FURTHER SPECIFICATION 9 NA 0 INAP 63-70 6 THINKING BACK TO THE FIRST TIME YOU STOOD FOR THE COUNCIL, WHAT CONSIDERATIONS LED YOU TO STAND? CODER: USE "WHY R STOOD FOR COUNCIL' CODE ON FOLLOWING PAGE. CODE UP TO FOUR RESPONSES IN THE ORDER GIVEN BY RESPONDENT 71-78 7 (IF R HAS SERVED MORE THAN ONE TERM) WHAT HAS LED YOU TO CONTINUE STANDING FOR RE-ELECTION? CODER: USE "WHY R HAS CONTINUED TO STAND' CODE BELOW CODE UP TO FOUR RESPONSES IN THE ORDER GIVEN BY RESPONDENT 6 THINKING BACK TO THE FIRST TIME YOU STOOD FOR THE COUNCIL, WHAT CONSIDERATIONS LED YOU TO STAND? INFLUENCE OF OTHERS 11 R'S FATHER IN REPRESENTATIVE POSITION 12 R HAD RELATIONS IN REPRESENTATIVE POSITION 13 R'S FATHER INTERESTED IN POLITICS 14 R HAD FRIENDS OR RELATIVES INTERESTED IN POLITICS 10 R PRESSED TO SERVE BY OTHERS (UNSPECIFIED) INFLUENCE OF EVENTS OR EXPERIENCES 21 R MET OR HEARD WELL KNOWN POLITICAL FIGURE 22 R ADMIRED WELL KNOWN POLITICAL FIGURE 23 R JOINED AT ELECTION 24 R JOINED AS RESULT OF GENERAL STRIKE 25 R JOINED AS RESULT OF UNEMPLOYMENT 26 R JOINED AS RESULT OF WAR EXPERIENCES 27 R JOINED BECAUSE OF INTEREST IN SOCIAL WORK 29 R JOINED AS RESULT OF OTHER NAMED EVENT OR EXPERIENCE (MAKE A CARD) INFLUENCE OF INTEREST IN SERVICES OR TOWN OR DESIRE TO HELP PEOPLE 31 R WANTED TO DO SOMETHING FOR PEOPLE 32 R WANTED TO HELP BELFAST 33 R WANTED TO HELP OLD PEOPLE 34 R WANTED TO HELP YOUNG PEOPLE 35 R INTERESTED IN EDUCATION 36 R INTERESTED IN HOUSING 37 R WANTED TO KEEP RATES DOWN 38 R WANTED TO HELP WORKING CLASS 39 R INTERESTED IN PUBLIC TRANSPORT/TRAFFIC 30 R INTERESTED IN OTHER PROBLEM INFLUENCE OF ASSOCIATIONS 41 R BECAME INTERESTED THROUGH TRADE UNION 42 R ASKED TO STAND BY TRADE UNION COLLEAGUES/THROUGH TRADE UNIONS 43 R BECAME INTERESTED THROUGH WARD COMMITTEE 44 R ASKED TO STAND BY WARD UNIONIST ASSOCIATION 45 R BECAME INTERESTED THROUGH MEMBERSHIP OF POLITICAL PARTY 46 R ASKED TO STAND BY WARD LABOUR ASSOCIATION 47 R ASKED TO STAND BY UNIONIST PARTY OFFICIAL 48 R ASKED BY OTHER COUNCILLORS 49 R ASKED TO STAND BY OTHER ORGANIZATION (MAKE A CARD) GENERAL 51 R INTERESTED IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT 52 R THOUGHT HE COULD DO A BETTER JOB THAN EXISTING COUNCILLORS/CANDIDATES 53 R WANTED TO ENTER PARLIAMENT 54 R JUST DRIFTED IN 55 R WAS FULFILLING A DUTY/DESIRE TO SERVE 56 R JUST HELPING OUT/HELPING PARTY 57 R'S JOB BROUGHT HIM INTO CONTACT WITH POLITICS 58 R'S FAMILY HAD STRONG CONNECTIONS WITH R'S WARD 59 R ALWAYS INTERESTED IN POLITICS 61 R GOT INVOLVED THROUGH SOCIAL ACTIVITIES 62 BECAUSE NO ONE ELSE AVAILABLE 71 R WANTED TO PROMOTE DEMOCRACY 72 RELIGIOUS REASONS 70 R GOT INVOLVED FOR OTHER IDEOLOGICAL REASONS 73 TO HELP MINORITIES 77 OTHER 88 DK 99 NA 00 INAP, NO ADDITIONAL RESPONSE 7 WHAT HAS LED YOU TO CONTINUE STANDING FOR RE-ELECTION? 00 INAP EVENTS OUTSIDE R'S CONTROL HAVE LED TO R CONTINUING TO STAND 11 R HAS FORMED ORGANIZATIONAL COMMITMENTS WHICH PREVENT HIS RETIRING FROM COUNCIL 12 R HAS CONTINUED AS COUNCILLOR BECAUSE OF PERSONAL COMMITMENTS TO FAMILY, FRIENDS, COLLEAGUES, SUPPORTERS, CONSTITUENTS 19 OTHER (UNSPECIFIED) EVENTS BEYOND R'S CONTROL HAVE LED HIM TO CONTINUE AS COUNCILLOR R GETS SATISFACTION FROM BEING A COUNCILLOR 21 SATISFACTION FROM BEING INFORMED 22 SATISFACTION FROM HOLDING A CHALLENGING JOB 23 SATISFACTION FROM HOLDING POWERFUL/INFLUENTIAL POSITION 24 SATISFACTION FROM PERSONAL CONTACTS FORMED AS COUNCILLOR 20 SATISFACTION FROM GENERAL WAY OF LIFE AS COUNCILLOR/WOULDN'T KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH HIMSELF IF NOT COUNCILLOR R'S POLICY INTERESTS AS COUNCILLOR 31 R CONTINUES AS COUNCILLOR BECAUSE OF CONTINUAL INTEREST IN POLICY AREAS LISTED IN COLUMNS 63-70 32 R CONTINUES AS COUNCILLOR BECAUSE DEVELOPED NEW INTERESTS IN EDUCATION 33 R CONTINUES AS COUNCILLOR BECAUSE DEVELOPED NEW INTERESTS IN HOUSING 34 R CONTINUES AS COUNCILLOR BECAUSE DEVELOPED NEW INTERESTS IN RATES/FINANCE 35 R CONTINUES AS COUNCILLOR BECAUSE DEVELOPED NEW INTERESTS IN PUBLIC TRANSPORT, TRAFFIC 39 R CONTINUES AS COUNCILLOR BECAUSE DEVELOPED NEW INTERESTS IN OTHER PROBLEMS 30 R HAS BECOME GENERALLY INTERESTED IN POLITICS/COUNCIL WORK R CONTINUES AS COUNCILLOR BECAUSE HE WANTS TO HELP PEOPLE 41 R CONTINUES AS COUNCILLOR BECAUSE HE WANTS TO CONTINUE HELPING GROUPS/PEOPLE/BELFAST LISTED COLUMNS 63-70 42 R CONTINUES AS COUNCILLOR BECAUSE HE HAS DEVELOPED DESIRE TO HELP OLD PEOPLE 43 R CONTINUES AS COUNCILLOR BECAUSE HE HAS DEVELOPED DESIRE TO HELP YOUNG PEOPLE 44 R CONTINUES AS COUNCILLOR BECAUSE HE HAS DEVELOPED DESIRE TO HELP WORKING CLASS 48 R CONTINUES AS COUNCILLOR BECAUSE HE HAS DEVELOPED DESIRE TO HELP OTHER SPECIFIC GROUPS 49 R CONTINUES AS COUNCILLOR BECAUSE HE HAS DEVELOPED DESIRE TO HELP BELFAST 40 R CONTINUES AS COUNCILLOR BECAUSE HE HAS DEVELOPED DESIRE TO HELP (UNDERPRIVILEGED) PEOPLE R CONTINUES AS COUNCILLOR FOR MORAL/IDEOLOGICAL REASONS 51 R CONTINUES AS COUNCILLOR BECAUSE HE FEELS HE HAS A DUTY 52 R CONTINUES AS COUNCILLOR BECAUSE HE FEELS HE SHOULD PROMOTE DEMOCRACY 53 R CONTINUES BECAUSE HE FEELS HE MUST UPHOLD FAMILY TRADITIONS 54 R CONTINUES BECAUSE OF PARTY TRADITIONS/LOYALTY 50 R CONTINUES AS COUNCILLOR FOR OTHER IDEOLOGICAL REASONS R CONTINUES AS COUNCILLOR FOR PERSONAL REASONS 61 R HAS POLITICAL AMBITIONS 62 R FEELS HE CAN DO A BETTER JOB THAN OTHERS AS COUNCILLOR 63 R CONTINUES FOR BUSINESS/FINANCIAL REASONS 64 CONTINUED INFLUENCE OF EVENTS/EXPERIENCES LISTED IN COLUMNS 63-70 65 R CONTINUES BECAUSE NO ONE ELSE AVAILABLE 66 R CONTINUES FOR RELIGIOUS REASONS 67 R FEELS HAS BEEN SUCCESSFUL AS COUNCILLOR 60 R CONTINUES FOR OTHER PERSONAL REASONS 77 OTHER 88 DK 99 NA 00 INAP STUDY 266 DECK 02 COLUMN NUMBER CODE 1-3 STUDY (266) 4-6 INTERVIEW NUMBER 7-8 DECK (02) 9 8 BEFORE YOU ACCEPTED NOMINATION AS A COUNCILLOR WERE YOU ACTIVE IN PARTY WORK? 1 YES 5 NO 9 NA 8A (IF YES) WHAT DID YOU DO? (IF NECESSARY) DID YOU HOLD OFFICE IN ANY WARD ORGANIZATION? (IF NECESSARY) DID YOU HOLD OFFICE IN THE CITY ORGANIZATION? MOST RECENT WARD LEVEL POSITION PRIOR TO NOMINATION AS COUNCILLOR 10 PARTY IN WHICH POSITION HELD. USE MASTER PARTY IN WHICH POSITION HELD CODE 11 POSITION HELD. USE PARTY OFFICE MASTER CODE NEXT MOST RECENT WARD LEVEL POSITIONS (PRIOR TO NOMINATION) 12 PARTY IN WHICH POSITION HELD. USE MASTER PARTY IN WHICH POSITION HELD CODE 13 POSITION HELD. USE PARTY OFFICE MASTER CODE. NEXT MOST RECENT WARD LEVEL POSITION (PRIOR TO NOMINATION) 14 PARTY IN WHICH POSITION HELD. USE MASTER PARTY IN WHICH POSITION HELD CODE 15 POSITION HELD. USE PARTY OFFICE MASTER CODE VOLUNTEERED INFORMATION: R'S PRESENT WARD LEVEL POSITION 16 PARTY IN WHICH POSITION HELD. USE PARTY IN WHICH POSITION HELD CODE - NO INFORMATION VOLUNTEERED 17 POSITION HELD. USE PARTY OFFICE MASTER CODE NEXT MOST RECENT WARD LEVEL POSITION (AFTER NOMINATION FOR COUNCIL) 18 PARTY IN WHICH POSITION HELD. USE PARTY IN WHICH POSITION HELD CODE - NO INFORMATION VOLUNTEERED 19 POSITION HELD. USE PARTY OFFICE MASTER CODE NEXT MOST RECENT WARD LEVEL POSITION (AFTER NOMINATION FOR COUNCIL) 20 PARTY IN WHICH POSITION HELD 21 POSITION HELD MOST RECENT CONSTITUENCY LEVEL POSITION PRIOR TO NOMINATION AS COUNCILLOR 22 PARTY IN WHICH POSITION HELD. USE MASTER PARTY IN WHICH POSITION HELD CODE 23 POSITION HELD. USE PARTY OFFICE MASTER CODE NEXT MOST RECENT CONSTITUENCY LEVEL POSITION HELD (PRIOR TO NOMINATION) 24 PARTY IN WHICH POSITION HELD 25 POSITION HELD NEXT MOST RECENT CONSTITUENCY LEVEL POSITION HELD (PRIOR TO NOMINATION) 26 PARTY IN WHICH POSITION HELD 27 POSITION HELD VOLUNTEERED INFORMATION: R'S PRESENT CONSTITUENCY LEVEL POSITION 28 PARTY IN WHICH POSITION HELD 29 POSITION HELD NEXT MOST RECENT CONSTITUENCY LEVEL POSITION (AFTER NOMINATION FOR COUNCIL) 30 PARTY IN WHICH POSITION HELD 31 POSITION HELD NEXT MOST RECENT CONSTITUENCY LEVEL POSITION HELD (NOT ALREADY CODED IN COLUMNS 22-27) (AFTER NOMINATION FOR COUNCIL) 32 PARTY IN WHICH POSITION HELD 33 POSITION HELD MOST RECENT CITY LEVEL POSITION HELD PRIOR TO NOMINATION AS COUNCILLOR 34 PARTY IN WHICH POSITION HELD 35 POSITION HELD NEXT MOST RECENT POSITION HELD (PRIOR TO NOMINATION) 36 PARTY IN WHICH POSITION HELD 37 POSITION HELD MASTER PARTY IN WHICH POSITION HELD CODE 0 INAP, NO (OTHER) POSITIONS HELD 1 PROTESTANT UNIONIST 2 UNIONIST, CONSERVATIVE 3 NI LABOUR 4 CO-OP 5 INDEPENDENT LABOUR PARTY 6 NATIONALIST (EIRE OR REPUBLICAN LABOUR, NATIONAL DEMOCRAT) 7 OTHER 9 NA - NO INFORMATION VOLUNTEERED MASTER PARTY OFFICE CODE 0 NONE, NO OTHER POSITIONS HELD 1 CHAIRMAN, PRESIDENT 2 VICE CHAIRMAN 3 SECRETARY 4 ASSISTANT SECRETARY, MINUTES SECRETARY 5 TREASURER 6 AGENT 7 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBER 8 OFFICE IN WOMEN'S SECTION 9 OFFICER IN OTHER AUXILIARY ORGANIZATION, EG YOUNG UNIONISTS ETC (IRISH) ADVICE CENTRE & OTHER OFFICE, ACTIVITY (EG ELECTION AGENT) - NA VOLUNTEERED INFORMATION: PRESENT CITY LEVEL POSITION 38 PARTY IN WHICH POSITION HELD 39 POSITION HELD NEXT MOST RECENT CITY LEVEL POSITION HELD (AFTER NOMINATION FOR COUNCIL) 40 PARTY IN WHICH POSITION HELD 41 POSITION HELD MOST RECENT NATIONAL OR REGIONAL PARTY OFFICE PRIOR TO NOMINATION AS COUNCILLOR 42 PARTY IN WHICH POSITION HELD. USE MASTER PARTY IN WHICH POSITION HELD CODE 43 POSITION HELD 0 NONE 1 DELEGATE TO REGIONAL CONFERENCE 2 MEMBER OF A REGIONAL COMMITTEE 3 DELEGATE TO A NATIONAL CONFERENCE 4 MEMBER OF A NATIONAL COMMITTEE 7 OTHER REGIONAL OFFICE 8 OTHER NATIONAL OFFICE 9 NA NEXT MOST RECENT NATIONAL OR REGIONAL OFFICE (PRIOR TO NOMINATION) 44 PARTY IN WHICH POSITION HELD. USE MASTER PARTY IN WHICH POSITION HELD CODE 45 POSITION HELD. USE SAME CODE AS COLUMN 43 ABOVE VOLUNTEERED INFORMATION PRESENT NATIONAL OR REGIONAL OFFICE 46 PARTY ON WHICH POSITION HELD 47 POSITION HELD (USE SAME CODE AS COLUMN 43) NEXT MOST RECENT POSITION (AFTER NOMINATION FOR COUNCIL) 48 PARTY IN WHICH POSITION HELD 49 POSITION HELD (USE SAME CODE AS COLUMN 43) 50-51 8B WHEN DID YOU FIRST BECOME ACTIVE IN PARTY WORK? CODER: CODE LAST TWO DIGITS OF YEAR NAME && INAP, R NEVER ACTIVE -- NA 52-59 8C WHAT CONSIDERATIONS FIRST LED YOU TO BECOME ACTIVE? CODER: USE HOW R CAME INTO POLITICS CODE ON NEXT PAGE. CODE UP TO FOUR RESPONSES IN ORDER GIVEN BY R 60-71 9 WHAT WOULD YOU PERSONALLY SAY ARE THE MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES OF BEING A COUNCILLOR? CODER: ROLE OF COUNCILLOR CODE BELOW, CODE UP TO SIX RESPONSES IN ORDER GIVEN BY R 72 HAS R BEEN A PARLIAMENTARY CANDIDATE? 1 YES 5 NO HOW R CAME INTO POLITICS INFLUENCE OF OTHERS 11 R CAME FROM POLITICAL FAMILY, RELATIVES INFLUENCED 12 R'S SPOUSE PERSUADED R 13 R'S FRIENDS ACTIVISTS 14 R INFLUENCED BY PARTY FRIEND 10 OTHER PERSONAL INFLUENCES INFLUENCE OF EVENTS OR EXPERIENCE 21 R MET OR HEARD WELL KNOWN POLITICAL FIGURE 22 R ADMIRED PARTY POLITICAL FIGURE 23 R JOINED AT ELECTION 24 R JOINED AS RESULT OF GENERAL STRIKE 25 R JOINED AS RESULT OF UNEMPLOYMENT 26 R JOINED AS RESULT OF WAR EXPERIENCES 29 R JOINED AS RESULT OF OTHER NAMED EVENT OR EXPERIENCE (FILL IN CARD FOR EACH) INFLUENCE OF INTERESTS 31 R (ALWAYS) SYMPATHISED WITH PARTY 32 R (ALWAYS) AGAINST OTHER PARTY 33 R INTERESTED IN PARTICULAR POLICY 34 R INTERESTED IN HELPING PEOPLE 35 R INTERESTED IN POLITICS IN GENERAL 36 R WANTED AN INTEREST INFLUENCE OF ASSOCIATIONS 41 R JOINED AS RESULT OF TRADE UNION MEMBERSHIP 42 R JOINED AS RESULT OF MEMBERSHIP OF PARTY YOUTH ORGANIZATION 43 R JOINED AS RESULT OF MEMBERSHIP OF OTHER PARTY-AFFILIATED ORGANIZATION 44 R JOINED AS RESULT OF MEMBERSHIP OF TRADES HOUSE, MERCHANT HOUSE, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 45 R JOINED AS RESULT OF CHURCH MEMBERSHIP 46 R'S WORK BROUGHT HIM INTO CONTACT WITH POLITICS 49 R JOINED AS RESULT OF OTHER ORGANIZATIONAL MEMBERSHIP GENERAL 51 R ALWAYS GOT INVOLVED IN POLITICAL ARGUMENTS 52 R THOUGHT HE COULD DO BETTER THAN PRESENT POLITICIANS 53 NO USE THEORISING 54 JUST DRIFTED IN 55 FULFILL A DUTY 56 PUT FORWARD POINT OF VIEW BETTER 61 THROUGH SOCIAL ACTIVITIES IDEOLOGICAL REASONS 71 PROMOTE DEMOCRACY 70 OTHER IDEOLOGICAL REASONS 77 OTHER (MAKE A CARD) 88 DK 99 NA 00 INAP, NEVER ACTIVE, NO ADDITIONAL RESPONSES ROLE OF COUNCILLOR CODE 11 REPRESENT HIS WARD/DEAL WITH COMPLAINTS (WARD REFERENCE) 12 KEEP IN TOUCH WITH HIS WARD BY SURGERIES, PERSONAL CONTACTS 13 KEEP IN TOUCH WITH HIS WARD BY ATTENDING WARD COMMITTEES, PARTY MEETINGS, VOLUNTARY ASSOCIATION MEETINGS 14 GET JOBS FOR CONSTITUENTS 15 GET HOUSES FOR CONSTITUENTS 16 REPRESENT THE PEOPLE WHO PUT HIM IN (PARTY SUPPORTERS) 20 WORK FOR GOOD OF CITY AS A WHOLE - GOVERN CITY 21 WORK OUT PLANNING AND REDEVELOPMENT OF CITY 22 KEEP BUSINESS IN THE CITY/PROVIDE EMPLOYMENT 23 PROVIDE SERVICES IN GENERAL 24 PROVIDE HOUSING 25 PROVIDE SCHOOLS 26 LOOK AFTER OLD AGE PENSIONERS 27 ATTEND TO WISHES AND NEEDS OF PEOPLE 28 HELP PEOPLE, IN SPECIFIC NEED OR WITH SPECIFIC HANDICAPS OR DISABILITIES 29 OTHER SERVICES (MAKE A CARD) 31 KEEP DOWN THE RATES 32 KEEP DOWN THE RENTS 33 ATTEND TO FINANCES OF CITY. STOP WASTE OF MONEY 34 REPRESENT RATEPAYERS INTERESTS 41 CARRY OUT PARTY (GROUP) POLICY 42 CARRY OUT ELECTION PROMISES 43 BE TRUE TO POLITICAL IDEOLOGY 44 BE SINCERE, HONEST 45 BE FAIR, NON-DISCRIMINATORY 51 CONTROL OFFICIALS 52 WORK ON A COMMITTEE 53 JUDICIAL DUTIES 54 ATTEND ALL MEETINGS OF COUNCIL, WORK FULL TIME 55 CONTACT HIGHER POLITICAL AUTHORITIES 61 HAVE THOUGHT FOR OTHERS, HELP PEOPLE (NO FURTHER SPECIFICATION) 65 THEY DO VERY WELL 77 OTHER (MAKE A CARD) 80 THEY JUST LOOK OUR FOR THEMSELVES, SELFISH, GREEDY 88 DK 99 NA 00 INAP, NO ADDITIONAL RESPONSES STUDY 266 DECK 03 COLUMN NUMBER CODE 1-3 STUDY NUMBER (266) 4-6 INTERVIEW NUMBER 7-8 DECK (03) 10 IN GENERAL, WHAT DO YOU THINK ARE THE MOST IMPORTANT PROBLEMS FACING BELFAST CORPORATION/LEADERS IN BELFAST AT THE MOMENT? (ANYTHING ELSE?) 10A WHICH OF THESE DO YOU THINK IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PROBLEM, THE ONE THE CORPORATION AND POLITICAL LEADERS SHOULD TRY TO TAKE CARE OF FIRST? 10-11 MOST IMPORTANT PROBLEM, TYPE OF PROBLEM. (USE TYPE OF PROBLEM CODE BELOW) 12-21 CODE UP TO FIVE MENTIONS CONCERNING NATURE OF PROBLEM. (USE NATURE OF PROBLEM CODE BELOW) 22-31 10B (MOST IMPORTANT PROBLEM) WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE THE CORPORATION AND POLITICAL LEADERS DO ABOUT THAT? CODE UP TO FIVE MENTIONS CONCERNING SOLUTION OF PROBLEM. (USE SOLUTION OF PROBLEM CODE BELOW) 10C DO YOU THINK MOST OF THE PEOPLE IN BELFAST AGREE ABOUT WHAT TO DO ON THIS PROBLEM? 10D WHAT DO PEOPLE IN BELFAST THINK SHOULD BE DONE ABOUT .....? 32-37 CODE UP TO THREE MENTIONS CONCERNING SOLUTION OF PROBLEM. (USE SOLUTION OF PROBLEM CODE ABOVE WITH ADDENDUM BELOW) 00 INAP, PEOPLE DON'T AGREE, OR R DOESN'T KNOW IF PEOPLE AGREE 02 PEOPLE ARE APATHETIC, NOT INTERESTED, UNAWARE CODE TYPE AND NATURE OF UP TO FOUR ADDITIONAL PROBLEMS IN THE ORDER MENTIONED BY RESPONDENT 38-39 SECOND PROBLEM MENTIONED - TYPE OF PROBLEM 40-47 NATURE OF PROBLEM - CODE UP TO FOUR RESPONSES IN THE ORDER GIVEN BY RESPONDENT 48-49 THIRD PROBLEM MENTIONED - TYPE OF PROBLEM 50-57 NATURE OF PROBLEM - CODE UP TO FOUR RESPONSES IN THE ORDER GIVEN BY RESPONDENT 58-59 FOURTH PROBLEM MENTIONED - TYPE OF PROBLEM 60-67 NATURE OF PROBLEM - CODE UP TO FOUR RESPONSES IN THE ORDER GIVEN BY RESPONDENT 68-69 FIFTH PROBLEM MENTIONED - TYPE OF PROBLEM 70-77 NATURE OF PROBLEM. CODE UP TO FOUR RESPONSES IN THE ORDER GIVEN BY RESPONDENT TYPE OF PROBLEM CODER: LOOK AT BOTH KEY WORD AND DESCRIPTION THEN CODE PROBLEM IN CATEGORY BELOW BEST REFLECTING ITS NATURE EG FINANCE - RATES TOO HIGH WOULD BE CODED 22 RATHER THAN 21. REFER TO DATA ON ASPECT OF PROBLEM 00 NO PROBLEMS, DON'T KNOW OF ANY. INAP; NO OTHER PROBLEMS MENTIONED 11 HOUSING UPKEEP 12 ADMINISTRATIVE OF HOUSING LISTS 13 CORPORATION RENTS 14 OTHER HOUSING, REHOUSING, SLUM CLEARANCE 15 OVERPOPULATION, OVERSPILL 21 FINANCE, MONEY. DEBTS OF CITY, ECONOMICS OF CITY 22 RATES 23 COST OF LIVING GENERALLY 24 OLD AGE PENSIONS, OLD PEOPLE'S PROBLEMS 31 ROADS, HIGHWAYS, TRAFFIC 32 PARKING 33 PUBLIC TRANSPORT 30 OTHER PROBLEMS INVOLVING MOBILITY 41 VANDALISM, HOOLIGANISM, CRIME 42 FAVORITISM, CORRUPTION ON COUNCIL 43 POLICE PROBLEM 44 IMMORALITY, GAMBLING, BETTING 45 COUNCILLOR'S PERQUISITES, COUNCILLOR'S TRIPS ABROAD 51 EDUCATION, SCHOOLS, TEACHERS 61 PLANNING, REDEVELOPMENT 62 CO-ORDINATION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS. CO-ORDINATION OF LOCAL AND NATIONAL EFFORTS 63 COMMUNICATION, PUBLIC RELATIONS BETWEEN CITY COUNCIL, CITY LEADERS AND PUBLIC, GROUPS IN PUBLIC 64 PERSONNEL ON COUNCIL, CITY LEADERSHIP 65 PUBLIC APATHY, IGNORANCE 66 QUALITY, MANAGEMENT, DISCIPLINE OF CORPORATION WORKERS 71 INDUSTRY 72 EMPLOYMENT 73 INDUSTRIAL TROUBLES, STRIKES 74 PUBLIC UTILITIES, ELECTRICITY, GAS 81 HOSPITALS, HEALTH CENTRES, HEALTH 82 AIR POLLUTION 83 CITY SERVICES, WATER, GARBAGE, STREET LIGHTING 84 NOISE 85 AMENITIES, RECREATION CENTRES, LIBRARIES, CULTURAL CENTRE, OLD PEOPLE CENTRES 80 OTHER WELFARE, SOCIAL SERVICES 91 BIGOTRY, RELIGIOUS PROBLEMS 92 RELIGIOUS PARADES, DISTURBANCES 93 BORDER PROBLEM, DIVIDED IRELAND 94 DISCRIMINATION (HOUSING, JOBS ETC) 99 OTHER - MAKE A CARD -- NA NATURE OF PROBLEM 00 NO FURTHER SPECIFICATION, SIMPLE REPETITION OF PROBLEM, (INAP) NO OTHER PROBLEMS THE PROBLEM INVOLVES MONETARY CONSIDERATIONS 11 INSUFFICIENT FUNDS TO CARRY OUT CAPITAL INVESTMENT - EG HOUSES, SCHOOL, HOSPITALS. INSUFFICIENT REVENUE SOURCES, FOR THIS 12 INSUFFICIENT FUNDS TO HIRE OR PAY PERSONNEL ADEQUATELY. INSUFFICIENT REVENUE SOURCES, FOR THIS 13 OTHER INSUFFICIENT FUNDS, REVENUE SOURCES. INSUFFICIENT FUNDS NO FUTHER SPECIFICATION. 14 MUST SEEK OTHER OR ALTERNATE SOURCES OF REVENUE. PRESENT STRUCTURE OUTMODED 15 MAKE AN ECONOMIC CHARGE FOR SERVICE EG RENTS TOO LOW, MAKE TRANSPORT SELF-SUPPORTING 16 NOT ENOUGH EXPENDITURE ON (CAPITAL) MATERIAL IN THIS AREA 17 NOT ENOUGH EXPENDITURE ON PERSONNEL, SALARIES ETC IN THIS AREA 18 NOT ENOUGH EXPENDITURE IN THIS AREA, NO FURTHER SPECIFICATION 19 MONEY IS BEING WASTED IN THIS AREA. TOO MUCH SPENT ON WRONG SORT OF THINGS. GET NECESSITIES ONLY 10 THE COSTS IN THIS AREA ARE TOO HIGH. EG RENTS, RATES, EDUCATION ETC 1& LACK OF FINANCIAL HELP FROM THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT 1- OTHER MONETARY PROBLEMS THE PROBLEM IS ONE OF SHORTAGES 21 NEED MORE (CAPITAL) EQUIPMENT, MATERIAL 22 NEED MORE PERSONNEL, TRAINING OF PERSONNEL 23 NEED MORE, IN GENERAL, OR UNSPECIFIED THE PROBLEM IS ONE OF SUPERABUNDANCE 31 THERE IS TOO MUCH OF THIS GOING ON 32 THE PROBLEM IS ONE OF OVERCROWDING, CONGESTION THE PROBLEM IS ONE OF QUALITY OF MATERIALS 41 THE (CAPITAL) MATERIAL IS OF POOR QUALITY - EG ROAD, HOUSES, SCHOOLS; IN POOR REPAIR THE PROBLEM IS ONE OF QUALITY OF SERVICE, PRODUCT, ADMINISTRATION 51 THE SERVICE, PRODUCT, OR ADMINISTRATION IS DESCRIBED AS POOR, OF LOW QUALITY, INSUFFICIENT, INEFFICIENT, UNCOORDINATED, SLOW: NOT SUFFICIENT CHOICE OF PRODUCT 52 THE PERSONNEL INVOLVED IN THE AREA DON'T HAVE THE LAWS, PROCEDURES, POWERS, NECESSARY TO CARRY OUT THE JOBS ASSIGNED THEM 53 CERTAIN GROUPS OR AREAS ARE DISCRIMINATED AGAINST. CERTAIN GROUPS OR AREAS CAN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE SERVICE PRODUCT, AT EXPENSE OF OTHERS. THE BURDEN FALLS ON ONE GROUP, NOT OTHERS. ONE GROUP SUBSIDIZES OTHERS 54 THE PROBLEM IS BEING IGNORED MISCELLANEOUS 61 THE PROBLEM IS ONE OF PLANNING OR LACK OF PLANNING 62 THE PROBLEM IS CREATED BY THE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT OR LAWS OF CENTRAL GOVERNMENT 63 TOILETS, SANITARY FACILITIES ARE INADEQUATE 64 THERE IS A GENERAL LACK OF AMENITIES IN THIS AREA 65 AROUSES PUBLIC EMOTIONS 66 CAUSES PUBLIC UNCERTAINTY 60 THERE IS A GENERAL MESS, CHAOS, THE PROBLEM IS SHOCKING 77 OTHER - MAKE A CARD -- NA (CODED -- FOR TYPE OF PROBLEM) PROBLEM HAS A RELIGIOUS/MORAL ASPECT 81 PROBLEM IS INDIVIDUAL MORALITY/RESPONSIBILITY 82 PROBLEM INVOLVES RELIGION 83 PROBLEM INVOLVES DIVISION OF IRELAND 84 PROBLEM INVOLVES LACK OF COMPROMISE, INTOLERANCE OF OPPOSITION SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEMS 00 NOTHING CAN BE DONE (INAP). NO OTHER PROBLEMS 01 R SATISFIED WITH PRESENT POLICY THE SOLUTION INVOLVES MONETARY CONSIDERATIONS 11 FIND NEW SOURCES OF REVENUE 12 CUT DOWN COSTS, DEMANDS, EXPENDITURES IN THIS AREA 13 INCREASE COSTS, DEMANDS, EXPENDITURES IN THIS AREA 14 GET MORE FROM THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT (WESTMINSTER/WHITEHALL) 15 SUBSIDIZE 16 GET MORE FROM N IRISH GOVERNMENT (STORMONT) THE SOLUTION IS ONE OF ALLEVIATING SHORTAGES, OR EXTENDING PRESENT PROGRAMMES 21 INITIATE PROGRAMMES TO ALLEVIATE SHORTAGE; GOVERNMENT ATTACKS PROBLEM DIRECTLY. NEW PROGRAMME SUGGESTED 22 PROVIDE INCENTIVES SO OTHERS WILL ATTACK PROBLEM/ENCOURAGE MORE PRIVATE ENTERPRISE 20 EXTEND, EXPAND, SPEED UP PRESENT PROGRAMME, SYSTEM THE SOLUTION IS ONE OF ELIMINATING SUPERABUNDANCES, CUTTING PRESENT PROGRAMMES 31 PROVIDE GREATER DETERRENTS, SEVERER PUNISHMENTS 32 ELIMINATE THEM ENTIRELY 33 REMOVE POPULATION. CREATE SATELLITE TOWNS 30 SLOW DOWN PRESENT PROGRAMME, SYSTEM THE SOLUTION IS IMPROVING QUALITY OF MATERIALS 41 IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF THE MATERIAL USED. REPAIR, WIDEN, REBUILD, EXTEND THE SOLUTION IS ONE OF IMPROVING QUALITY OF SERVICE, PRODUCT ADMINISTRATION 51 IMPROVE THE SERVICE, PRODUCT OR ADMINISTRATION. REVIEW OLD PROCEDURES AND INTRODUCE NEW ONES. CO-ORDINATE EFFORTS. REVISE PRIORITIES 52 PROVIDE THE PERSONNEL INVOLVED IN THE AREA WITH MORE POWER TO EXECUTE THEIR JOB. CHANGE WORKING CONDITIONS 53 REVISE SERVICE OR ADMINISTRATION SO THAT GROUPS OR AREAS DISCRIMINATED AGAINST ARE TREATED FAIRLY: THOSE TAKING ADVANTAGE, FAVORED, ARE NO LONGER SO FAVORED. REMOVE BURDEN FROM ONE GROUP AND DISTRIBUTE MORE EVENLY 54 MAKE MORE INFORMATION AVAILABLE TO CITIZENS/EDUCATE PUBLIC 55 CHANGE PARTIES. PUT IN A NEW GOVERNMENT 56 CUT OUT PERQUISITES COUNCILLORS ENJOY 57 FIRMER SUPERVISION OF USERS OF SERVICE. EG TENANTS, WELFARE. RECIPIENTS ETC 58 HIRE EXPERTS OR MORE QUALIFIED PERSONNEL 59 PROVIDE MORE, BETTER CONDITIONS FOR OLD PEOPLE 50 PROVIDE MORE, BETTER CONDITIONS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE MISCELLANEOUS 61 PLAN BETTER IN THIS AREA 62 NATIONALISE. HAVE THE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT ALLEVIATE THE PROBLEM 63 GET ALL PARTIES/GROUPS TO COMPROMISE/CO-OPERATE 64 HAVE N IRISH GOVERNMENT ALLEVIATE THE PROBLEM 65 EXTEND BELFAST BOUNDARIES 66 REGIONALISE (SERVICES OR WHOLE ADMINISTRATION) 71 PERSONAL RESPONSES, SOLVE THE PROBLEM FOR ME 77 OTHER - MAKE A CARD 88 DON'T KNOW WHAT CAN BE DONE 99 NA STUDY 266 DECK 04 COLUMN NUMBER CODE 1-3 STUDY NUMBER (266) 4-6 INTERVIEW NUMBER 7-8 DECK NUMBER (04) 9 11 DO YOU FEEL THAT YOU AND OTHER LOCAL POLITICAL LEADERS HAVE MUCH INFLUENCE IN BRINGING ISSUES TO GENERAL ATTENTION? 1 YES 5 NO 8 DK 9 NA 10-15 11A (IF YES) IN WHAT WAY? 11B (IF NO OR DON'T KNOW) WHY IS THAT? CODER: CODE UP TO THREE RESPONSES IN ORDER GIVEN BY RESPONDENT FOR 11A USE "REASONS WHY R THINKS HE AND COLLEAGUES COULD BRING ISSUES TO GENERAL ATTENTION" CODE ON FOLLOWING PAGE FOR 11B USE "REASONS WHY R THINKS HE AND COLLEAGUES COULD NOT BRING ISSUES TO GENERAL ATTENTION" CODE BELOW 16 12 IF YOU AND OTHER LOCAL POLITICAL LEADERS FELT THAT A PROBLEM WOULD BE WORSENED BY GENERAL ATTENTION BEING PAID TO IT, DO YOU THINK YOU COULD KEEP IT FROM GENERAL ATTENTION? 1 YES 5 NO 8 DK 9 NA 17-24 12A (IF YES) IN WHAT WAY? 12B (IF NO OR DON'T KNOW) WHY IS THAT? CODER USE "WHY COUNCILLORS THINK ISSUES CAN OR CANNOT BE KEPT FROM GENERAL ATTENTION CODE" BELOW. CODE UP TO FOUR RESPONSES IN THE ORDER GIVEN BY R 25 13 CAN YOU THINK OF ANY PARTICULAR PROBLEMS THAT WOULD BE WORSENED BY GENERAL ATTENTION BEING PAID TO THEM? 1 YES 5 NO 8 DK 9 NA CODING - REASONS WHY PARTY WORKERS AND COUNCILLORS THINK THEY COULD BRING ISSUES TO GENERAL ATTENTION 00 INAP, NO ADDITIONAL RESPONSES ATTENTION GAINED THROUGH COUNCILLORS/BEING A COUNCILLOR 11 THROUGH/BEING UNIONIST COUNCILLOR(S) 12 THROUGH/BEING LABOUR COUNCILLOR(S) 13 THROUGH LOCAL OR OWN COUNCILLOR(S) 14 THROUGH THE CORPORATION GENERALLY 15 THROUGH BEING NATIONALIST COUNCILLOR 16 THROUGH HOLDING COUNCIL OFFICE 17 THROUGH BRINGING THE MATTER UP WITHOUT SPECIFYING FURTHER 10 THROUGH/BEING COUNCILLOR(S) WITHOUT SPECIFYING WHICH COUNCILLOR(S) ATTENTION GAINED THROUGH VARIOUS CORPORATION DEPARTMENTS OR OFFICIALS 21 THROUGH A CORPORATION PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER 29 THROUGH OTHER NAMED DEPARTMENTS/OFFICIALS (FILL CARD FOR EACH) 20 THROUGH UNSPECIFIED CORPORATION DEPARTMENTS/OFFICIALS ATTENTION GAINED THROUGH GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES IN ANY WAY 31 THROUGH STORMONT 32 THROUGH UNSPECIFIED MP 33 THROUGH STORMONT CIVIL SERVICE 34 THROUGH PARLIAMENT (STORMONT) 35 THROUGH IMPERIAL/WESTMINSTER 36 THROUGH WESTMINSTER PARLIAMENT 37 THROUGH OTHER WESTMINSTER GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVE 39 THROUGH OTHER STORMONT GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES 30 THROUGH GOVERNMENT WITHOUT SPECIFYING WHICH GOVERNMENT WOULD BE CONTACTED ATTENTION GAINED THROUGH THE PARTIES 41 GET ATTENTION/THROUGH/BY WORKING FOR/ELECTORAL VICTORY OF THE LABOUR PARTY 42 GET ATTENTION/THROUGH/BY WORKING FOR/ELECTORAL VICTORY OF THE UNIONIST PARTY 43 GET ATTENTION THROUGH ELECTIONS GENERALLY/THROUGH DEPENDENCE OF COUNCILLORS AND MPS ON ELECTION/THROUGH ELECTION PLATFORM, MANIFESTOS 44 GET ATTENTION BY PASSING RESOLUTION THROUGH LABOUR PARTY WARD COMMITTEE 45 GET ATTENTION BY PASSING RESOLUTION THROUGH UNIONIST WARD ASSOCIATION 46 GET ATTENTION BY PASSING RESOLUTION THROUGH LABOUR PARTY CONSTITUENCY COMMITTEE 47 GET ATTENTION BY PASSING RESOLUTION THROUGH NATIONALISTS 48 GET ATTENTION BY PASSING RESOLUTION THROUGH ANY OTHER NAMED LABOUR PARTY COMMITTEE OR ORGANIZATION 49 GET ATTENTION BY PASSING RESOLUTION THROUGH UNIONIST CONSTITUENCY ASSOCIATION 4- GET ATTENTION BY PASSING RESOLUTION THROUGH UNIONIST PARTY PROVINCIAL LEVEL 4& GET ATTENTION THROUGH/BY WORKING FOR ELECTORAL VICTORY OF NATIONALISTS 51 GET ATTENTION BY ACTION (OTHER THAN PASSING RESOLUTION) THROUGH LABOUR PARTY WARD COMMITTEE 52 GET ATTENTION BY ACTION (OTHER THAN PASSING RESOLUTION) THROUGH UNIONIST WARD ASSOCIATION 53 GET ATTENTION BY ACTION (OTHER THAN PASSING RESOLUTION) THROUGH LABOUR PARTY CONSTITUENCY COMMITTEE 54 GET ATTENTION BY ACTION (OTHER THAN PASSING RESOLUTION) THROUGH LABOUR PARTY MUNICIPAL CONFERENCE 55 GET ATTENTION BY ACTION (OTHER THAN PASSING RESOLUTION) THROUGH ANY OTHER NAMED LABOUR PARTY COMMITTEE OR ORGANIZATION 56 GET ATTENTION BY ACTION (OTHER THAN PASSING RESOLUTION) THROUGH NATIONALISTS 57 GET ATTENTION BY ACTION (OTHER THAN PASSING RESOLUTION) THROUGH UNIONIST PARTY (AT ANY LEVEL) 58 GET ATTENTION THROUGH LABOUR GROUP ON COUNCIL 59 GET ATTENTION THROUGH UNIONIST GROUP ON COUNCIL 5- GET ATTENTION THROUGH LABOUR PARTY (AT ANY LEVEL) UNSPECIFIED WAYS 50 GET ATTENTION THROUGH UNIONIST PARTY (AT ANY LEVEL) UNSPECIFIED WAYS 40 GET ATTENTION THROUGH THE PARTIES WITHOUT NAMING THE PARTY 5& GET ATTENTION THROUGH NATIONALISTS (ANY WAYS) ATTENTION GAINED THROUGH LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS NOT DIRECTLY POLITICAL 61 THROUGH OWNER-OCCUPIERS' ASSOCIATION 62 THROUGH TENANTS' ASSOCIATION 63 THROUGH RATEPAYERS' ASSOCIATION 64 THROUGH PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION 65 THROUGH CHURCH(ES) OR CHURCH ORGANIZATIONS 69 THROUGH OTHER NAMED LOCAL NON-POLITICAL ORGANIZATION (FILL IN CARD FOR EACH) 60 THROUGH LOCAL NON-POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS WITHOUT SPECIFYING WHAT THEY ARE ATTENTION GAINED THROUGH PUBLIC MEETINGS 71 THROUGH COUNCIL MEETINGS 72 THROUGH MEETINGS OF COMMITTEES OF COUNCIL 73 THROUGH MUNICIPAL WARD MEETINGS 74 THROUGH PUBLIC MEETINGS/STREET CORNER MEETINGS SPONSORED BY UNIONIST PARTY 75 THROUGH PUBLIC MEETINGS/STREET CORNER MEETINGS SPONSORED BY LABOUR PARTY 76 THROUGH PUBLIC MEETINGS/STREET CORNER MEETINGS SPONSORED BY NATIONALISTS 79 THROUGH OTHER NAMED PUBLIC MEETINGS. (FILL CARD FOR EACH) 70 THROUGH PUBLIC MEETINGS WITHOUT SPECIFYING WHAT MEETINGS ATTENTION GAINED THROUGH MASS MEDIA 81 THROUGH NEWSPAPERS 82 THROUGH RADIO 83 THROUGH TV 84 THROUGH MINUTES OF FULL COUNCIL MEETING 85 THROUGH MINUTES OF COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS 86 THROUGH OTHER CORPORATION PUBLICATIONS 89 THROUGH OTHER NAMED CHANNEL OF MASS MEDIA 80 THROUGH MASS MEDIA WITHOUT SPECIFYING FURTHER ATTENTION GAINED BY APPROACHING GENERAL PUBLIC DIRECTLY 91 THROUGH CANVASSING, SURVEYS 92 THROUGH DISTRIBUTING LEAFLETS 93 THROUGH 'SURGERIES' HELD BY COUNCILLORS 99 THROUGH APPROACHING GENERAL PUBLIC IN OTHER SPECIFIED WAY 90 THROUGH GENERAL PUBLIC WITHOUT SPECIFYING HOW -- NA && DK REASONS WHY PARTY WORKERS AND COUNCILLORS DO NOT THINK THEY COULD BRING ISSUES TO GENERAL ATTENTION A. 20 B) / C.11 B) 00 INAP, NO ADDITIONAL RESPONSE ATTENTION GAINED ONLY THROUGH HOLDING SOME POSITION OTHER THAN POSITION ACTUALLY HELD 11 ONLY THROUGH/BEING/COUNCIL OFFICE HOLDER 12 ONLY THROUGH/BEING/UNIONIST COUNCILLOR(S) 14 ONLY THROUGH/BEING/IN UNIONIST PARTY AS OPPOSED TO PROGRESSIVE PARTY 18 UNIONIST PARTY DISCIPLINE PREVENTS MATTERS BEING RAISED 19 ONLY THROUGH THE CORPORATION GENERALLY 10 IN AM PERSONALLY INEFFECTIVE/MY POSITION CARRIED NO WEIGHT/WITHOUT SPECIFYING WHAT POSITION DOES CARRY WEIGHT ATTENTION GAINED ONLY THROUGH CORPORATION DEPARTMENTS OR OFFICIALS 23 ONLY THROUGH A CORPORATION PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER 24 ONLY THROUGH OTHER NAMED DEPARTMENTS/OFFICIALS (FILL CARD FOR EACH) 20 ONLY THROUGH UNSPECIFIED CORPORATION DEPARTMENTS/OFFICIALS ATTENTION GAINED ONLY THROUGH CENTRAL STORMONT GOVERNMENT 31 ONLY THROUGH STORMONT MPS 32 ONLY THROUGH IMPERIAL MP(S) (WESTMINSTER) 33 ONLY THROUGH STORMONT CIVIL SERVICE 34 ONLY THROUGH STORMONT PARLIAMENT 35 ONLY THROUGH WESTMINSTER/IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT 36 ONLY THROUGH WHITEHALL/IMPERIAL CIVIL SERVICE 37 ONLY THROUGH MPS (UNSPECIFIED) 38 ONLY THROUGH OTHER STORMONT AGENCIES 39 ONLY THROUGH OTHER CENTRAL GOVERNMENT AGENCIES 30 ONLY THROUGH GOVERNMENT WITHOUT SPECIFYING WHICH GOVERNMENT PARTIES AND VARIOUS PARTY AGENCIES CARRY NO WEIGHT 41 LABOUR PARTY WARD COMMITTEE CARRIES NO WEIGHT 42 UNIONIST PARTY WARD ASSOCIATION CARRIES NO WEIGHT 43 LABOUR PARTY CONSTITUENCY COMMITTEE CARRIES NO WEIGHT 44 LABOUR PARTY MUNICIPAL CONFERENCE CARRIES NO WEIGHT 45 UNIONIST CONSTITUENCY/CITY ASSOCIATION CARRIES NO WEIGHT 46 LABOUR GROUP ON COUNCIL CARRIES NO WEIGHT 47 UNIONIST GROUP ON COUNCIL CARRIES NO WEIGHT 48 UNIONIST PARTY GENERALLY CARRIES NO WEIGHT 49 LABOUR PARTY GENERALLY CARRIES NO WEIGHT 40 UNIONIST PARTY GENERALLY CARRIES NO WEIGHT 4- NATIONALIST GROUP ON COUNCIL CARRIES NO WEIGHT 4& NATIONALISTS GENERALLY CARRIES NO WEIGHT ATTENTION GAINED ONLY THROUGH LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS WHICH ARE NOT DIRECTLY POLITICAL 51 ONLY THROUGH OWNER-OCCUPIERS' ASSOCIATION 52 ONLY THROUGH TENANTS' ASSOCIATION 53 ONLY THROUGH RATEPAYERS' ASSOCIATION 54 ONLY THROUGH TEACHER/PARENTS' ASSOCIATION 55 ONLY THROUGH CHURCHES OR CHURCH ORGANIZATIONS 56 ONLY THROUGH TRADE UNIONS 59 ONLY THROUGH OTHER NAMED LOCAL NON-POLITICAL ORGANIZATION (FILL CARD FOR EACH) 50 ONLY THROUGH LOCAL NON-POLITICAL ORGANIZATION WITHOUT SPECIFYING WHAT THEY ARE ATTENTION CANNOT BE GAINED BECAUSE PUBLIC MEETINGS ARE INEFFECTIVE 61 ATTENTION CANNOT BE GAINED THROUGH COUNCIL MEETINGS BECAUSE PUBLIC IGNORES THEM 62 ATTENTION CANNOT BE GAINED THROUGH COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS BECAUSE PUBLIC IGNORES THEM 63 ATTENTION CANNOT BE GAINED THROUGH PUBLIC MEETINGS BECAUSE THEY ARE SO POORLY ATTENDED 69 ATTENTION CANNOT BE GAINED THROUGH PUBLIC MEETINGS BECAUSE OF OTHER NAMED REASON (FILL IN CARD) 60 ATTENTION CANNOT BE GAINED THROUGH PUBLIC MEETINGS WITHOUT SPECIFYING REASON FOR SAYING THIS ATTENTION CANNOT BE GAINED THROUGH MASS MEDIA 71 ATTENTION CANNOT BE GAINED THROUGH NEWSPAPERS BECAUSE THEY ONLY CONCENTRATE ON SENSATIONALISM WITH REGARD TO THE CORPORATION 72 ATTENTION CANNOT BE GAINED THROUGH NEWSPAPERS BECAUSE THEY IGNORE WORTHWHILE ASPECTS OF CORPORATION WORK 73 ATTENTION CANNOT BE GAINED THROUGH NEWSPAPERS BECAUSE THEY ARE ON BAD TERMS WITH THE LABOUR GROUP 74 ATTENTION CANNOT BE GAINED THROUGH NEWSPAPERS BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT CLOSELY/WIDELY READ 75 ATTENTION CANNOT BE GAINED THROUGH NEWSPAPERS BECAUSE THEY IGNORE R OR R'S ORGANIZATION 77 NEWSPAPERS ARE THE WAY ATTENTION CAN BE GAINED WITHOUT SPECIFYING WHY THIS WAY IS NOT OPEN 78 RADIO/TV ARE THE WAYS ATTENTION CAN BE GAINED WITHOUT SPECIFYING WHY THIS WAY IS NOT OPEN PEOPLE ARE APATHETIC OR NOT INTERESTED IN POLITICS 81 PEOPLE AFFECTED BY ISSUES ARE APATHETIC/UNEDUCATED 82 MOST PEOPLE WILL NOT READ LEAFLETS, LEAFLETTING INEFFECTIVE 83 PEOPLE ARE APATHETIC AS SHOWN BY TURNOUT AT LOCAL ELECTIONS 80 GENERAL ASSERTION THAT PEOPLE ARE APATHETIC, WITHOUT SPECIFYING FURTHER ATTENTION DEPENDS ON GETTING ELECTORAL VICTORY 91 ATTENTION CAN BE GAINED ONLY THROUGH GETTING VICTORY IN THE ELECTIONS 92 NOBODY LISTENS TO THE OPPOSITION -- NA && DK CODING: REASONS WHY COUNCILLORS THINK ISSUES CAN OR CANNOT BE KEPT FROM GENERAL ATTENTION C.12A 00 INAP, NO ADDITIONAL RESPONSES 01 ISSUES SHOULD NOT BE KEPT FROM GENERAL ATTENTION 02 REITERATION - ISSUES CANNOT BE KEPT FROM GENERAL ATTENTION, WITHOUT ADDITIONAL COMMENT 03 ISSUES CANNOT BE KEPT FROM GENERAL ATTENTION, SO BETTER TO BE QUITE OPEN ISSUES CAN BE KEPT QUIET BY COUNCILLORS/CANNOT BE KEPT QUIET BY COUNCILLORS 11 AN INDIVIDUAL COUNCILLOR WILL ALWAYS LEAK A MATTER 12 COUNCILLORS WILL KEEP A MATTER QUIET IF BOUND TO SECRECY 13 THERE ARE SO MANY PEOPLE/COUNCILLORS ABOUT THE CITY CHAMBERS THAT POINTS ARE BOUND TO LEAK OUT 14 PROBLEMS CAN BE KEPT QUIET BY CONFINING THEM TO A SMALL NUMBER/SUB-COMMITTEE OF COUNCILLORS BOUND TO SECRECY 19 THE HUMAN WISH TO TALK IS SO GREAT THAT MATTERS CANNOT BE CONCEALED 10 ISSUES CAN BE KEPT QUIET JUST BY (COUNCILLORS) NOT REFERRING TO THEM ISSUES CAN/CANNOT BE KEPT QUIET BECAUSE OF CORPORATION OFFICIALS 20 EVEN EMPLOYEES OF THE CORPORATION WILL LEAK WORD OF ISSUES ISSUES CAN/CANNOT BE KEPT QUIET BECAUSE OF THE PARTIES 31 UNIONISTS ARE ABLE TO KEEP SECRETS BETTER THAN THE PROGRESSIVES BECAUSE OF THEIR TIGHTER DISCIPLINE 32 UNIONISTS CAN AVOID MATTERS AS ISSUES AND THUS DAMPEN THEM DOWN 33 MINORITY PARTIES ARE UNLIKELY TO BE ABLE TO KEEP ISSUES QUIET BECAUSE OF THE INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS' INDEPENDENCE 35 EQUAL ACCESS OF PARTIES TO ALL INFORMATION MAKES IT IMPOSSIBLE TO KEEP MATTERS QUIET 37 PARTIES CAN AGREE TO KEEP MATTERS QUIET 38 EXISTENCE OF TWO PARTY SYSTEM MAKES IT IMPOSSIBLE TO KEEP MATTERS QUIET 39 PARTIES CAN'T KEEP AN ISSUE QUIET, WITHOUT SPECIFYING HOW 30 PARTIES CAN KEEP AN ISSUE QUIET, WITHOUT SPECIFYING HOW ISSUES CAN/CANNOT BE KEPT QUIET IN MINUTES 41 CERTAIN POINTS CAN BE OMITTED FROM COMMITTEE MINUTES 42 CERTAIN POINTS CAN BE GLOSSED OVER IN COMMITTEE MINUTES 49 MINUTES ARE OPEN TO ALL SO NOTHING CAN BE CONCEALED ISSUES CAN/CANNOT BE KEPT QUIET BY VARIOUS LEGISLATIVE TACTICS 51 ISSUES CAN BE KEPT QUIET BY REFERRING IT CONSTANTLY BACK TO COMMITTEE 52 LEADERS CAN EXERT AUTHORITY TO MUFFLE ISSUES DIRECTLY 59 ISSUES CAN BE KEPT QUIET BY OTHER SPECIFIC TATICS (MAKE A CARD) ISSUES CAN/CANNOT BE KEPT QUIET BECAUSE OF MASS MEDIA 61 REPORTERS WILL KEEP AN ISSUE QUIET IF CONVINCED OF IMPORTANCE OF AN ISSUE 62 ISSUES CANNOT BE KEPT QUIET BECAUSE REPORTERS WILL ALWAYS FIND SOMEONE TO TALK 63 ISSUES CANNOT BE KEPT QUIET BECAUSE REPORTERS ARE CONSTANTLY AT THE CITY CHAMBERS 64 ISSUES CAN BE KEPT QUIET IF PRESS STATEMENTS ARE NOT MADE 68 ISSUES CANNOT BE KEPT QUIET BECAUSE RADIO/TV WILL ALWAYS FIND OUT MATTERS THAT ARE KEPT QUIET 69 ISSUES CANNOT BE KEPT QUIET BECAUSE PRESS WILL ALWAYS FIND OUT MATTERS THAT ARE KEPT QUIET 60 EXISTENCE OF PRESS MEANS THAT MATTERS CANNOT BE KEPT QUIET ISSUES CAN/CANNOT BE KEPT QUIET BECAUSE OF NATURE OF THE PUBLIC 71 PUBLIC MEMORY IS VERY SHORT ON CERTAIN ISSUES/INATTENTIVE UNINTERESTED PUBLIC ISSUES CAN/CANNOT BE KEPT QUIET BECAUSE OF NATURE OF ISSUES 81 IMPORTANT ISSUES CANNOT BE KEPT QUIET 99 NA && DK 13A (IF YES) WHAT PROBLEMS ARE YOU THINKING OF? 26-27 CODE FIRST TYPE OF PROBLEM MENTIONED. USE TYPE OF PROBLEM CODE, DECK 03 28-33 CODE UP TO THREE COMMENTS ON NATURE OF FIRST PROBLEM. USE NATURE OF PROBLEM CODE, DECK 03 34-35 SECOND PROBLEM MENTIONED: TYPE OF PROBLEM 36-41 SECOND PROBLEM MENTIONED: NATURE OF PROBLEM 42 14 HAVE YOU THOUGHT MUCH ABOUT THE PROPOSAL TO OPEN SWINGS IN PUBLIC PARKS ON SUNDAYS? 1 YES 5 NO 8 DK 9 NA 43-44 14A COULD YOU TELL ME WHERE YOU FIRST HEARD ABOUT THIS? CODER: USE HOW R HEARD OF ISSUE CODE ON FOLLOWING PAGE 45 14B WOULD YOU SAY THAT YOU AGREED OR DISAGREED WITH THIS PROPOSAL? 14C (IF AGREE OR DISAGREE) WOULD YOU SAY THAT THIS IS AN ISSUE YOU FELT VERY STRONGLY ABOUT, FAIRLY STRONGLY ABOUT, OR NOT STRONGLY AT ALL? 0 INEVITABLE COURSE OF ACTION SO AGREEMENT/DISAGREEMENT IRRELEVANT 1 AGREE VERY STRONGLY 2 AGREE FAIRLY STRONGLY 3 AGREE NOT STRONGLY 4 AGREE, DK HOW STRONGLY 5 DK, NEUTRAL 6 DISAGREE, DK HOW STRONGLY 7 DISAGREE, NOT STRONGLY 8 DISAGREE, FAIRLY STRONGLY 9 DISAGREE VERY STRONGLY - NA 46 14D APART FROM YOUR PARTY ARE YOU A MEMBER OF ANY ORGANIZATION(S) WHICH HAS AN OPINION ON THIS SUBJECT? 1 YES 5 NO 8 DK 9 NA 47 14E (IF YES) WHICH ORGANIZATION(S) IS THAT? ANY OTHERS? 0 INAP, NO ORGANIZATION 1 EPISCOPALIAN, ANGLICAN CHURCH OF IRELAND 2 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 3 CATHOLIC CHURCH 4 OTHER NAMED CHURCH (PROTESTANT) 5 CHURCH, UNSPECIFIED 6 TRADE UNION, TRADES COUNCIL, CO-OP OR CO-OP PARTY, LABOUR PARTY 7 OWNER-OCCUPIER'S, OR TENANT'S ASSOCIATION 8 ORANGE ORDER, MASONS, PROTESTANT DEFENCE FORCE, CONSTITUTIONAL DEFENCE FORCE 9 UNIONIST PARTY & OTHER ORGANIZATION (MAKE CARD) - NA REFUSED TO SAY HOW R HEARD OF SWINGS, BRIDGE OVER LAGAN, AID TO MATER AND RATE INCREASE 00 INAPPROPRIATE R HADN'T HEARD OF PROBLEM 02 R INITIATED PROPOSAL DAILY NEWSPAPERS 11 IRISH TIMES 12 IRISH NEWS 13 IRISH INDEPENDENT 14 IRISH PRESS 15 MORNING STAR 16 BELFAST TELEGRAPH 17 NEWSLETTER 18 OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS WHERE NO NAME IS MENTIONED 19 DAILY EXPRESS 10 NEWSPAPERS IN GENERAL: EITHER NO SPECIFIC NAME IS MENTIONED OR R MENTIONS A NUMBER OF NAMES 1& DAILY MAIL 1- SUN, DAILY MIRROR SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES 21 SUNDAY POST 22 SUNDAY MAIL 23 OTHER SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS WHOSE NAME IS MENTIONED (FILL CARD FOR EACH NAMED) 24 SUNDAY NEWS 25 SUNDAY INDEPENDENT 26 SUNDAY PRESS 28 MAGAZINES WHERE NAME IS MENTIONED (FILL CARD FOR EACH NAMED) 29 MAGAZINES IN GENERAL WHERE NO SPECIFIC NAME IS MENTIONED OR R MENTIONS A NUMBER OF NAMES RADIO & TV PROGRAMMES 31 BBC NORTH IRISH NEWS (ANYTIME) 32 UTV NORTH IRISH NEWS (ANYTIME) 33 BBC 6 50 NEWS MAGAZINE 34 ROUNDABOUT (MAY BE REFERRED TO AS UTV 6 50 NEWS MAGAZINE) 35 CROSSROADS 36 DATELINE 37 OTHER NAMED BBC PROGRAMME 38 OTHER NAMED UTV PROGRAMME 39 HEARD ON SOME SPECIFIED BBC SERVICE (HOME SERVICE/LIGHT PROGRAMME/BBC-TV) 3& HEARD ON UTV WITHOUT SPECIFYING FURTHER 3- HEARD ON 'NEWS' WITHOUT SPECIFYING WHICH NEWS 30 HEARD IT ON RADIO/TV WITHOUT SPECIFYING FURTHER GENERAL WORD OF MOUTH 41 HEARD ABOUT IT AT HOME/FROM MEMBER OF FAMILY 42 HEARD ABOUT IT FROM FRIENDS 43 HEARD ABOUT IT IN NEIGHBOURHOOD/FROM NEIGHBOURS 44 HEARD ABOUT IT AT WORK/FROM WORKMATES 45 HEARD ABOUT IT IN COURSE OF OWN EDUCATION 46 HEARD ABOUT IT FROM IAN PAISLEY OR SOME ULTRA-PROTESTANT GROUP 47 IN PROTESTANT CHURCH 48 IN CATHOLIC CHURCH 49 HEARD ABOUT IT THROUGH SOME OTHER NAMED WORD-OF-MOUTH CHANNEL 40 'I HEARD IT' WITHOUT FURTHER SPECIFICATION OF WHO R HEARD IT FROM POLITICAL PARTIES AND VARIOUS PARTY AGENCIES 51 FROM INDIVIDUAL PARTY MEMBERS 52 AT WARD PARTY MEETING 53 AT CONSTITUENCY PARTY MEETING 54 AT CITY PARTY CONFERENCE 55 FROM PARTY CIRCULARS 56 FROM PARTY RESOLUTIONS 57 IN PARTY GROUP ON CORPORATION 58 THROUGH OR IN TRADE UNIONS 59 HEARD ABOUT IT THROUGH SOME OTHER NAMED PARTY CHANNEL 50 'INSIDE THE PARTY' WITHOUT FURTHER SPECIFICATION OF DETAILS THE WARD AND VARIOUS AGENCIES WITHIN THE WARD 61 FROM WARD CONSTITUENTS 62 IN THE MUNICIPAL WARD COMMITTEE 63 IN A NAMED SOCIAL ORGANIZATION IN THE WARD OR DISTRICT 64 IN A GENERAL MEETING IN THE WARD 65 THROUGH A POLL BEING CONDUCTED IN WARD 66 THROUGH POLLING DISTRICT MEETINGS 69 THROUGH OTHER NAMED AGENCIES IN THE WARD 60 'IN THE WARD' WITHOUT FURTHER SPECIFICATION OF DETAILS THE COUNCIL AND VARIOUS COUNCIL AGENCIES 71 FROM SPECIFIED OR NAMED COUNCILLORS 72 FROM COUNCILLORS GENERALLY 73 FROM SPECIFIED OR NAMED OFFICIALS IN CORPORATION 74 FROM OFFICIALS OF CORPORATION GENERALLY 75 IN COMMITTEES OF COUNCIL 76 IN FULL COUNCIL MEETING 77 FROM MINUTES/MEMORANDA OF COUNCIL COMMITTEES 78 FROM MINUTES/MEMORANDA OF FULL COUNCIL 79 THROUGH OTHER NAMED CHANNELS IN THE CORPORATION 70 IN THE CORPORATION/COUNCIL WITHOUT FURTHER PARTICULARIZING LEARNING THROUGH OFFICIAL ACTIONS 81 FROM OFFICIAL NOTICES 82 FROM ACTIONS OF NATIONAL BODIES (PARLIAMENT OR MINISTRIES) WESTMINSTER/WHITEHALL 83 FROM PEOPLE AFFECTED BY OFFICIAL ACTIONS 84 FROM ACTIONS OF NORTH IRISH BODIES (PARLIAMENT OR MINISTRIES) STORMONT 89 FROM ANY OTHER NAMED FORM OF OFFICIAL ACTION (FILL CARD FOR EACH) 91 LEARNING THROUGH ONE'S INDIVIDUAL DEDUCTION AND OBSERVATION 92 AT STORMONT -- NA && DK 48 14F DO YOUR OWN CONSTITUENTS AGREE OR DISAGREE WITH THIS PROPOSAL? 1 AGREE 3 SOME AGREE, SOME DON'T 5 DISAGREE 7 PEOPLE UNAWARE, HAVE NO OPINION 8 DK 9 NA (IF R DIFFERENTIATES AMONG PEOPLE IN WARD) 14G WHICH ONES AGREE WITH THE PROPOSAL? 14H AND WHICH DISAGREE? 49-52 GROUPS WHICH AGREE USE AGREEMENT/DISAGREEMENT OF PEOPLE IN WARD CODE ON FOLLOWING PAGE. CODE UP TO TWO GROUPS IN ORDER MENTIONED BY RESPONDENT 53-56 GROUPS WHICH DISAGREE. USE AGREEMENT/DISAGREEMENT OF PEOPLE IN WARD CODE CODE UP TWO GROUPS IN ORDER MENTIONED BY RESPONDENT 14I WHICH OTHER PERSONS DO YOU NORMALLY GO TO WHEN YOU WANT TO DISCUSS SOMETHING CONCERNING PUBLIC PARKS? 57 DOES R SEE A MEMBER OF THE PARKS COMMITTEE? 1 YES 5 NO 8 R DOES NOT KNOW TO WHOM HE WOULD GO 9 NA 58 DOES R SEE THE CONVENER OR SUB-CONVENER OF THE PARKS COMMITTEE? 1 YES 5 NO 8 R DOES NOT KNOW TO WHOM HE WOULD GO 9 NA 59 DOES R SEE A CONVENER OR SUB-CONVENER OF ANOTHER COMMITTEE (APART FROM THOSE LISTED IN COLS 58,67,69) 1 YES 5 NO 8 R DOES NOT KNOW TO WHOM HE WOULD GO 9 NA 60 DOES R SEES A MEMBER OF HIS OWN PARTY? 1 YES 5 NO 8 R DOES NOT KNOW TO WHOM HE WOULD GO 9 NA 61 DOES R SEE A MEMBER OF THE PARTY EXECUTIVE? 1 YES 5 NO 8 R DOES NOT KNOW TO WHOM HE WOULD GO 9 NA AGREEMENT/DISAGREEMENT OF PEOPLE IN WARD 00 INAP, R DOES NOT DIFFERENTIATE AMONG PEOPLE IN WARD NO ADDITIONAL RESPONSES 11 NATIONALISTS 12 UNIONISTS/CONSERVATIVES 13 LABOUR 14 PAISLEYITES, PROTESTANT DEFENCE FORCE, ULSTER CONSTITUTIONAL FORCE 10 AGREEMENT/DISAGREEMENT ALONG PARTY LINES GENERALLY WITHOUT SPECIFYING WHO AGREES OR WHO DISAGREES 21 RATEPAYERS 22 PEOPLE WHO LIVE NEAR PARKS 24 PEOPLE WHO LIVE NEAR MATER HOSPITAL 25 CATHOLICS 26 PROTESTANTS 27 RELIGIOUS PEOPLE 28 ORANGE ORDER 20 AGREEMENT/DISAGREEMENT BETWEEN THOSE DIRECTLY AFFECTED AND OTHERS, WITHOUT DETAILING WHO AGREES OR WHO DISAGREES 2- PEOPLE DIRECTLY CONCERNED 2& PEOPLE NOT DIRECTLY CONCERNED 31 NON-RATEPAYERS 32 PEOPLE WHO LIVE AWAY FROM PARKS 33 NON-MOTORISTS, NON CAR-OWNERS 34 PEOPLE WITHOUT CHILDREN 35 PEOPLE WITH CHILDREN 36 PAISLEYITES, EXTREME PROTESTANTS 37 PEOPLE WHO LIVE NEAR MATER, SERVED BY MATER 30 AGREEMENT/DISAGREEMENT AMONG CONSTITUENTS IN DIFFERENT AREAS OF THE WARD 41 PEOPLE IN OLDER PARTS 42 PEOPLE IN NEWER PARTS 40 AGREEMENT/DISAGREEMENT BETWEEN PEOPLE LIVING IN DIFFERENT AREAS OF THE WARD WITHOUT DETAILING WHICH SECTION AGREES OR WHICH DISAGREES 51 MEN 52 WOMEN 53 YOUNGER PEOPLE 54 OLDER PEOPLE 55 PROFESSIONAL AND/OR BUSINESS PEOPLE 56 WORKING PEOPLE 57 LOWER INCOME GROUPS 58 HIGHER INCOME GROUPS, BETTER OFF/UPPER CLASS 59 TRADERS, SMALL SHOPKEEPERS 50 AGREEMENT/DISAGREEMENT BETWEEN DEMOGRAPHIC GROUPS WITHOUT DETAILING WHO AGREES OR WHO DISAGREES 61 THOSE WHO TAKE A LONG VIEW AND APPRECIATE SOCIAL COMPLEXITIES 62 THOSE WHO DO NOT TAKE A LONG VIEW AND DO NOT APPRECIATE SOCIAL COMPLEXITIES 63 THE APATHETIC SECTIONS OF THE POPULATION 64 BROADER-MINDED MORE TOLERANT PEOPLE 60 AGREEMENT/DISAGREEMENT BETWEEN FAR-SIGHTED AND THINKING GROUPS AND OTHERS. WITHOUT DETAILING WHO AGREES OR WHO DISAGREES 65 EXTREMISTS, FANATICS 70 ALL OTHER 71 ALL OTHER DON'T CARE 77 OTHER SPECIFIED GROUP (MAKE A CARD) 88 DK 99 NA 62 DOES R SEE THE PARTY LEADER? 1 YES 5 NO 8 R DOES NOT KNOW TO WHOM HE WOULD GO 9 NA 63 DOES R SEE A MEMBER FROM HIS OWN WARD? 1 YES 5 NO 8 R DOES NOT KNOW TO WHOM HE WOULD GO 9 NA 0 INAP 64 DOES R SEE AN OFFICIAL OF THE CORPORATION? 1 YES 5 NO 8 R DOES NOT KNOW TO WHOM HE WOULD GO 9 NA 65 DOES R REPORT THAT OTHER COUNCILLORS COME TO SEE HIM? 1 YES 5 NO 8 DK 9 NA 66-69 SPECIFIC NON-COUNCILLORS/NON OFFICIALS OR GROUPS R WOULD GO TO IN ORDER MENTIONED BY R. CODE UP TO TWO IN ORDER MENTIONED BY R. USE MASTER CODE MASTER CODE - WHAT NON-COUNCILLORS AND NON-OFFICIALS DOES R DISCUSS ISSUES WITH? 00 INAP, NO PERSONS OTHER THAN COUNCILLORS/OFFICIALS MENTIONED 11 PRESS, REPORTERS 21 WARD UNIONISTS 22 WARD NATIONALISTS 23 WARD LABOUR PARTY 24 CONSTITUENTS INDIVIDUALLY 25 NON-POLITICAL GROUPS/ASSOCIATIONS IN WARD 26 PARTY WORKERS IN WARD (UNSPECIFIED) 31 ORANGE ORDER 32 PROTESTANT CHURCHES, PROTESTANTS 33 CATHOLIC CHURCHES, CATHOLICS 41 DISCUSSES ISSUE AT PUBLIC MEETINGS 51 NON-RELIGIOUS NON PARTY GROUPS 52 SPECIALISTS IN MATTER (NON-CORPORATION) 53 ASSOCIATION OF MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES 54 RATE-COLLECTORS 61 FRIENDS 62 BUSINESSMEN 71 UNIONISTS, UNIONIST PARTY GENERALLY 72 LABOUR SUPPORTERS, LABOUR PARTY GENERALLY 73 NATIONALISTS GENERALLY 88 OTHER 98 DK 99 NA STUDY 266 DECK 05 COLUMN NUMBER CODE 1-3 STUDY NUMBER (266) 4-6 INTERVIEW NUMBER 7-8 DECK NUMBER (05) 9-23 SPECIFIC COUNCILLORS/OFFICIALS R WOULD GO TO IF THE ORDER MENTIONED BY RESPONDENT, CODE UP TO FIVE SPECIFIC INDIVIDUALS USING COUNCILLORS AND OFFICIAL LIST 24-29 14J IF YOU WANTED TO KNOW MORE ABOUT WHAT YOUR CONSTITUENTS THOUGHT ON THIS ISSUE WHAT WOULD YOU DO? CODER: USE "HOW R WOULD FIND OUT MORE ABOUT WHAT HIS CONSTITUENTS WERE THINKING" CODE. CODE UP TO THREE RESPONSES IN ORDER GIVEN BY R 30 14K IF THE MAJORITY OF PEOPLE LIVING NEAR PARKS DIDN'T WANT SWINGS TO OPEN ON SUNDAYS BUT THE MAJORITY OF ALL PEOPLE IN BELFAST DID WANT THEM, WHICH SIDE DO YOU THINK OUGHT TO WIN 1 PEOPLE NEAR PARKS 5 MAJORITY OF PEOPLE IN BELFAST 6 ANSWER SO QUALIFIED THAT CANNOT BE INSERTED IN PRESENT CODE (SEE COLUMNS 31-32) 8 DK 9 NA 31-32 QUALIFICATIONS MADE TO MAJORITY-MINORITY RULE USE CODE BELOW. CODE ONE QUALIFICATION 33 15 HAVE YOU THOUGHT MUCH ABOUT THE PROPOSAL TO NAME THE NEW BRIDGE OVER THE LAGAN AFTER LORD CARSON? 1 YES 5 NO 8 DK 9 NA 34-35 15A COULD YOU TELL ME WHERE YOU FIRST HEARD ABOUT THIS PROPOSAL? CODER: USE SAME CODE AS FOR COLUMNS 43-44 OF DECK 04 CODING - HOW R WOULD FIND OUT MORE ABOUT WHAT HIS CONSTITUENTS WERE THINKING 00 DO NOTHING: NO ADDITIONAL RESPONSES 01 NOT POSSIBLE TO DISCOVER WHAT CONSTITUENTS ARE THINKING 02 CONSTITUENTS SHOULD TAKE INITIATIVE AND COME TO R TO SAY WHAT THEY ARE THINKING 03 R KNOWS WHAT CONSTITUENTS THINK WITHOUT NEEDING TO TAKE ANY ACTION 04 COUNCILLOR SHOULD EDUCATE CONSTITUENTS NOT VICE-VERSA ATTEMPTS TO DISCOVER WHAT CONSTITUENTS ARE THINKING BY APPROACHING OR SEEING POLITICAL REPRESENTATIVE 11 FIND OUT FROM COUNCILLOR (OR FROM BEING A) COUNCILLOR 12 FIND OUT FROM PARTY WORKER (OR BEING A) PARTY WORKER 13 FIND OUT THROUGH A CORPORATION PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER 14 FIND OUT THROUGH MUNICIPAL WARD COMMITTEE 15 FIND OUT THROUGH MP ATTEMPTS TO DISCOVER WHAT CONSTITUENTS ARE THINKING THROUGH VARIOUS PARTY AGENCIES 21 FIND OUT FROM LABOUR PARTY WARD COMMITTEE MEETING 22 FIND OUT FROM LABOUR PARTY CONSTITUENCY COMMITTEE MEETING 23 FIND OUT FROM UNIONIST PARTY IN WARD/WARD COMMITTEE MEETING 24 FIND OUT FROM UNIONIST PARTY CONSTITUENCY COMMITTEE MEETING 25 FIND OUT THROUGH NATIONALISTS IN WARD 28 THROUGH (NI LABOUR) SOCIAL ADVICE CENTRE 29 NAMES OTHER SPECIFIED WAY OF FINDING CONSTITUENTS' OPINIONS THROUGH A POLITICAL PARTY (FILL IN CARD FOR EACH) 20 FIND OUT FROM A PARTY WITHOUT SPECIFYING HOW ATTEMPTS TO DISCOVER WHAT CONSTITUENTS ARE THINKING THROUGH LOCAL COMMUNITY LEADERS 31 FIND OUT FROM CLERGY 32 FIND OUT FROM HEADMASTERS/TEACHERS 33 FIND OUT FROM SOCIAL WORKERS 34 FIND OUT FROM LOCAL OFFICE BEARERS 35 FIND OUT FROM LOCAL COMMUNITY LEADERS GENERALLY ATTEMPTS TO DISCOVER WHAT CONSTITUENTS ARE THINKING BY TALKING TO PEOPLE DIRECTLY AFFECTED 36 TALK TO PEOPLE IN PUBS 37 TALK TO PARENTS OF SCHOOL CHILDREN 38 TALK TO MOTORISTS 39 TALK TO RATEPAYERS 30 TALK TO OTHER PERSONS DIRECTLY AFFECTED ATTEMPTS TO DISCOVER WHAT CONSTITUENTS ARE THINKING THROUGH LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS NOT DIRECTLY POLITICAL 41 FIND OUT THROUGH OWNER-OCCUPIERS' ASSOCIATION 42 FIND OUT THROUGH TENANTS' ASSOCIATION 43 FIND OUT THROUGH RATEPAYERS' ASSOCIATION 44 FIND OUT THROUGH PARENTS' ASSOCIATION 45 FIND OUT THROUGH CHURCHES OR AFFILIATED ORGANIZATIONS 46 FIND OUT THROUGH WOMEN'S GUILDS 47 FIND OUT THROUGH TRADE UNIONS 48 FIND OUT THROUGH OLD AGE PENSIONERS 49 FIND OUT THROUGH OTHER NAMED LOCAL NON-POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS (FILL CARD FOR EACH) 40 FIND OUT THROUGH UNSPECIFIED LOCAL NON-POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS ATTEMPTS TO FIND WHAT CONSTITUENTS ARE THINKING BY HOLDING PUBLIC MEETINGS 51 FIND OUT THROUGH MEETINGS SUMMONED BY NATIONALISTS 52 FIND OUT THROUGH MEETINGS SUMMONED BY LABOUR PARTY 53 FIND OUT THROUGH MEETINGS SUMMONED BY UNIONIST PARTY 54 FIND OUT THROUGH MEETINGS SUMMONED BY R PERSONALLY 55 FIND OUT THROUGH SOLICITING THEIR OPINIONS BY LEAFLETS 59 FIND OUT THROUGH OTHER NAMED MEETING (FILL CARD FOR EACH) 50 FIND OUT THROUGH UNSPECIFIED PUBLIC MEETING ATTEMPTS TO FIND OUT WHAT CONSTITUENTS ARE THINKING BY APPROACHING THEM DIRECTLY 61 FIND OUT THROUGH SOME FORM OF SYSTEMATIC CANVASSING 62 FIND OUT THROUGH CONDUCTING A POLL/SURVEY 63 FIND OUT BY TALKING DIRECTLY TO PEOPLE FOR EXAMPLE IN THE STREET 64 FIND OUT THROUGH HOLDING A 'SURGERY' 65 FIND OUT BY WRITING TO CONSTITUENTS 66 FIND OUT BY RAISING SOME ISSUE AT ELECTION AND SEE HOW THEY REACT 67 FIND OUT THROUGH DISTRIBUTION OF VOTES AS A RESULT OF ELECTIONS 68 ORGANIZE A VETO POLL 69 FIND OUT THROUGH SOME OTHER NAMED FORM OF DIRECT APPROACH (FILL CARD FOR EACH) 60 FIND OUT THROUGH APPROACHING CONSTITUENTS DIRECTLY IN SOME WAY ATTEMPTS TO DISCOVER WHAT CONSTITUENTS ARE THINKING THROUGH MASS MEDIA 71 THROUGH THE NEWSPAPERS 72 THROUGH RADIO 73 THROUGH TV 79 THROUGH OTHER NAMED WAYS OF FINDING OUT THROUGH THE MASS MEDIA (FILL CARD FOR EACH) 70 THROUGH UNSPECIFIED WAYS OF FINDING OUT THROUGH THE MASS MEDIA ATTEMPTS TO DISCOVER WHAT CONSTITUENTS ARE THINKING THROUGH PERSONAL CONTACTS 81 THROUGH FRIENDS 82 AT WORK, THROUGH WORKMATES 83 THROUGH THE FAMILY 84 THROUGH NEIGHBOURS 89 THROUGH OTHER NAMED METHOD OF GETTING INFORMATION THROUGH PERSONAL CONTACTS (FILL CARD FOR EACH) 80 THROUGH OTHER UNSPECIFIED METHOD OF GETTING INFORMATION THROUGH PERSONAL CONTACTS 99 NA && DK CODING - MAJORITY VS MINORITY RULE ON ISSUE-PROPOSALS QUALIFICATIONS MADE TO MAJORITY - MINORITY RULE 00 NO QUALIFICATIONS MADE GENERALIZATION IN FAVOUR OF MINORITY 11 AFFECTED MINORITY SHOULD ALWAYS DECIDE 12 AFFECTED MINORITY SHOULD ALWAYS BE CONSIDERED GENERALIZATIONS MADE IN FAVOUR OF THE MAJORITY 21 MAJORITY SHOULD ALWAYS DECIDE QUESTIONS 22 MAJORITY SHOULD ULTIMATELY DECIDE ALTHOUGH AFFECTED MINORITY SHOULD BE CONSIDERED COMPROMISES BETWEEN MAJORITY RULE AND MINORITY RIGHTS 31 AFFECTED MINORITY AND THE MAJORITY SHOULD HAVE EQUAL WEIGHT 32 DEMOCRACY SHOULD OPERATE, DEMOCRATIC MACHINERY SHOULD DECIDE 33 COMPROMISE BETWEEN TWO SIDES ANSWERS WHICH INDICATE THAT OTHERS THAN MAJORITY OR MINORITY SHOULD DECIDE ANSWERS WHICH INDICATE THAT OTHERS THAN MAJORITY OR MINORITY SHOULD DECIDE 41 COUNCILLORS SHOULD DECIDE 42 TECHNICAL EXPERTS SHOULD DECIDE 43 LOCAL GOVERNMENT SHOULD DECIDE 44 PARTY SHOULD DECIDE 45 THE RIGHT SIDE ANSWERS WHICH DENY THE FACTUAL VALIDITY OF THE STATEMENT EMBODIED IN THE QUESTION 51 STATEMENT IS WRONG BECAUSE EVERYONE SUPPORTS THE PROPOSAL EMBODIED IN THE STATEMENT 52 STATEMENT IS WRONG BECAUSE EVERYONE IS AGAINST THE PROPOSAL EMBODIED IN THE STATEMENT 53 STATEMENT IS WRONG BECAUSE AFFECTED MINORITY SUPPORTS THE PROPOSAL EMBODIED IN THE STATEMENT 54 STATEMENT IS WRONG BECAUSE AFFECTED MINORITY IS AGAINST THE PROPOSAL EMBODIED IN THE STATEMENT 55 STATEMENT IS WRONG BECAUSE MAJORITY SUPPORTS THE PROPOSAL EMBODIED IN THE STATEMENT 56 STATEMENT IS WRONG BECAUSE MAJORITY IS AGAINST THE PROPOSAL EMBODIED IN THE STATEMENT 57 STATEMENT IS WRONG BECAUSE OF IRRELEVANCY ON OTHER FACTUAL ERROR NOT MENTIONED ABOVE 50 'STUPID QUESTION' STATEMENT IS WRONG WITHOUT GIVING SUPPORTING REASONS REFUSALS TO ANSWER THE QUESTION BECAUSE IT ALREADY HAS BEEN DECIDED 61 PROPOSAL ALREADY DECIDED BY CORPORATION 62 PROPOSAL ALREADY DECIDED BY CENTRAL GOVERNMENT (LONDON) (FOR EXAMPLE BY LOCAL VETO LEGISLATION) 63 PROPOSAL ALREADY DECIDED BY STORMONT GOVERNMENT, NORTHERN IRELAND PROBLEM 60 PROPOSAL ALREADY DECIDED BUT NOT SPECIFIED BY WHOM ANSWERS OUTWITH TERMS OF ORIGINAL QUESTION 71 ESSENTIAL TO CITY TO CARRY PROPOSAL SO QUESTION OF WHO IS TO DECIDE DOES NOT ARISE 72 IT'S NEEDED SO SHOULD BE PROVIDED 88 DK 99 NA 36 15B (ALL RESPONDENTS) WOULD YOU SAY THAT YOU AGREED OR DISAGREED WITH THIS PROPOSAL? 15C WOULD YOU SAY THIS WAS AN ISSUE THAT YOU FELT VERY STRONGLY ABOUT, FAIRLY STRONGLY, OR NOT STRONGLY AT ALL? 0 INEVITABLE COURSE OF ACTION SO AGREEMENT/DISAGREEMENT IRRELEVANT 1 AGREE VERY STRONGLY 2 AGREE FAIRLY STRONGLY 3 AGREE NOT STRONGLY 4 AGREE, DK HOW STRONGLY 5 DK, NEUTRAL 6 DISAGREE, DK HOW STRONGLY 7 DISAGREE, NOT STRONGLY 8 DISAGREE, FAIRLY STRONGLY 9 DISAGREE VERY STRONGLY - NA 37 15D APART FROM YOUR PARTY, ARE YOU A MEMBER OF ANY ORGANIZATION(S) WHICH HAS AN OPINION ON THIS SUBJECT? 1 YES 5 NO 8 DK 9 NA 38 15E (IF YES) WHICH ORGANIZATION(S) IS THAT? ANY OTHERS? 0 INAP, NO ORGANIZATION 1 (EPISCOPALIAN, ANGLICAN) CHURCH OF IRELAND 2 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 3 CATHOLIC CHURCH 4 OTHER NAMED CHURCH (PROTESTANT) 5 CHURCH UNSPECIFIED 6 TRADE UNION, CO-OP, OR CO-OP PARTY 7 OWNER OCCUPIERS OR TENANTS ASSOCIATION 8 ORANGE ORDER, MASONS, PROTESTANT DEFENCE FORCE 9 UNIONIST PARTY & OTHER (CARD) - NA REFUSED TO ANSWER 39 15F DO YOUR OWN CONSTITUENTS AGREE OR DISAGREE WITH THIS PROPOSAL? 1 AGREE 3 SOME AGREE, SOME DON'T 5 DISAGREE 7 PEOPLE UNAWARE, HAVE NO OPINION 8 DK 9 NA (IF R DIFFERENTIATES AMONG CONSTITUENTS) 15G WHICH ONES AGREE WITH THE PROPOSAL? 15H AND WHICH DISAGREE? 40-43 GROUPS WHICH AGREE. USE AGREEMENT/DISAGREEMENT OF PEOPLE IN WARD CODE ON FOLLOWING PAGE. CODE UP TO TWO GROUPS IN ORDER MENTIONED BY R. SEE COLUMNS 49-52 DECK 04 44-47 GROUPS WHICH DISAGREE. USE AGREEMENT/DISAGREEMENT OF PEOPLE IN WARD CODE. CODE UP TO TWO GROUPS IN ORDER MENTIONED BY R. SEE COLUMNS 53-56 DECK 04 15I WHICH OTHER PERSONS DO YOU NORMALLY GO TO WHEN YOU WANT TO DISCUSS SOMETHING CONCERNING PUBLIC WORKS 48 DOES R SEE A MEMBER OF THE EDUCATION IMPROVEMENTS/TOWN PLANNING COMMITTEES? 1 YES 5 NO 8 R DOES NOT KNOW TO WHOM HE WOULD GO 9 NA 49 DOES R SEE THE CONVENER OR SUB-CONVENER OF THE IMPROVEMENTS/TOWN PLANNING COMMITTEE? 1 YES 5 NO 8 R DOES NOT KNOW TO WHOM HE WOULD GO 9 NA 50 DOES R SEE THE CONVENER OR SUB-CONVENER OF ANOTHER COMMITTEE? 1 YES 5 NO 8 R DOES NOT KNOW TO WHOM HE WOULD GO 9 NA 51 DOES R SEE A MEMBER OF HIS PARTY? 1 YES 5 NO 8 R DOES NOT KNOW TO WHOM HE WOULD GO 9 NA 52 DOES R SEE A MEMBER OF THE PARTY EXECUTIVE? 1 YES 5 NO 8 R DOES NOT KNOW TO WHOM HE WOULD GO 9 NA 53 DOES R SEE THE PARTY LEADER? 1 YES 5 NO 8 R DOES NOT KNOW TO WHOM HE WOULD GO 9 NA 54 DOES R SEE A MEMBER FROM HIS OWN WARD? 1 YES 5 NO 8 R DOES NOT KNOW TO WHOM HE WOULD GO 9 NA 0 INAP 55 DOES R SEE AN OFFICIAL OF THE CORPORATION? 1 YES 5 NO 8 R DOES NOT KNOW TO WHOM HE WOULD GO 9 NA 56 DOES R REPORT THAT OTHER COUNCILLORS COME TO SEE HIM? 1 YES 5 NO 8 DK 9 NA 57-71 SPECIFIC COUNCILLORS/OFFICIALS WOULD GO TO. IN THE ORDER MENTIONED BY R. CODE UP TO FIVE SPECIFIC INDIVIDUALS USING COUNCILLORS AND OFFICIALS LIST SEE COLUMNS 9-23 OF THIS DECK CODER: GO TO COLUMNS 78-79 THIS DECK TO CODE NON COUNCILLORS/ NON OFFICIALS AND GROUPS R WOULD SEE ON THIS ISSUE WARDS AND REPRESENTATIVES MASTER WARD CODE 01 CLIFTON WARD 011 ALDERMAN J F CAIRNS* (UNIONIST) 012 COUNCILLOR FRA HYNDS* (UNIONIST) 013 COUNCILLOR MARY SIMPSON* (NILP) 014 COUNCILLOR GERALD THOMPSON* (NILP) 02 DUNCAIRN WARD 021 ALDERMAN AND LORD MAYOR W D GEDDIS (UNIONIST) 022 COUNCILLOR R E M HUMPHREYS* (UNIONIST) 023 COUNCILLOR AND EX-LORD MAYOR W JENKINS* (UNIONIST) 024 COUNCILLOR W SHANNON* (UNIONIST) 03 SHANKILL WARD 031 ALDERMAN T G HENDERSON (INDEPENDENT UNIONIST) 032 COUNCILLOR W CHRISTIE* (UNIONIST) 033 COUNCILLOR C MCCULLOUGH* (UNIONIST) 034 COUNCILLOR JOSEPH ROSS (UNIONIST) 04 DOCK WARD 041 ALDERMAN WM OLIVER* (UNIONIST) 042 COUNCILLOR G FITT* MP (REPUBLICAN LABOUR) 043 COUNCILLOR J FITZPATRICK* (REPUBLICAN LABOUR) 044 COUNCILLOR J MCMENAMIN* (REPUBLICAN LABOUR) 05 POTTINGER WARD 051 ALDERMAN G KELSO* (UNIONIST) 052 COUNCILLOR J W CAMPBELL* (UNIONIST) 053 COUNCILLOR B HORAN* (UNIONIST) 054 COUNCILLOR A E QUINN (UNIONIST) 06 VICTORIA WARD 061 ALDERMAN J CARDWELL (UNIONIST) 062 COUNCILLOR J ALLEN* (UNIONIST) 063 COUNCILLOR K BEW* (UNIONIST) 064 COUNCILLOR H CRANSTON* (UNIONIST) 07 CROMAC WARD 071 ALDERMAN W J LAWTHER* (UNIONIST) 072 COUNCILLOR J W KENNEDY* MP (UNIONIST) 073 COUNCILLOR T REA* (UNIONIST) 074 COUNCILLOR MRS M SINCLAIR* (UNIONIST) 08 ORMEAU WARD 081 ALDERMAN W S HINDS MP (UNIONIST) 082 COUNCILLOR T R GILDEA* (UNIONIST) 083 COUNCILLOR MISS I N E MCALERY* (UNIONIST) 084 COUNCILLOR MRS G BANNISTER (UNIONIST) 09 WINDSOR WARD 091 ALDERMAN MARTIN WALLACE* (UNIONIST) 092 COUNCILLOR H R BROWN* (UNIONIST) 093 COUNCILLOR J A LEWIS* (UNIONIST) 094 COUNCILLOR M T ORR* (UNIONIST) 10 COURT WARD 101 ALDERMAN W R BOYD* (NILP) 102 COUNCILLOR J BLACK* (INDEPENDENT) 103 COUNCILLOR J MCQUADE MP (UNIONIST) 104 COUNCILLOR D WALSH (NILP) 11 SMITHFIELD WARD 111 ALDERMAN JOHN BRENNAN* MP (NDP) 112 COUNCILLOR W J LARGEY* (INDEPENDENT LABOUR) 113 COUNCILLOR S MCKEARNEY* (INDEPENDENT LABOUR) 114 COUNCILLOR J G O'HARE (INDEPENDENT) NILP 12 FALLS WARD 121 ALDERMAN CHARLES DALEY* (INDEPENDENT LABOUR) 122 COUNCILLOR P O'O FOX* (NDP) 123 COUNCILLOR G M LAVERY (IND LAB) 124 COUNCILLOR G MCGIVERN* (NDP) 13 WOODVALE WARD 131 ALDERMAN MRS H HAWNT* (UNIONIST) 132 COUNCILLOR W BOUCHER (UNIONIST) 133 COUNCILLOR TP BRAND (UNIONIST) 134 COUNCILLOR E THOMPSON (UNIONIST) 14 ST ANNE'S WARD 141 ALDERMAN CECIL MCKEE* (INDEPENDENT UNIONIST) 142 COUNCILLOR J S R HARCOURT* (UNIONIST) 143 COUNCILLOR MRS M LAIRD (UNIONIST) 144 COUNCILLOR P SMILES* (UNIONIST) 15 ST GEORGE'S WARD 151 ALDERMAN A H DUFF (PROTESTANT UNIONIST) 152 COUNCILLOR J G ARMSTRONG (UNIONIST) 153 COUNCILLOR J M K MCCARROLL (PROTESTANT UNIONIST) 154 COUNCILLOR A W SHAW* (UNIONIST) REPRESENTATIVES AND OFFICIALS 201 TOWN CLERK (J DUNLOP) 202 TOWN SOLICITOR (J A YOUNG) 203 CITY TREASURER (J A KENNEDY) 204 CITY SURVEYOR (JEF ANDERSON) 205 GENERAL MANAGER, TRANSPRT DEPT (R W ADAMS) 206 CITY ELECTRICAL ENGINEER AND GENERAL MANAGER (E N CUNLIFFE) 207 ENGINEER AND MANAGER, GAS DEPT (J M DOW) 208 DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION (W C H EAKIN) 209 CITY ARCHITECT (J H SWANN) 210 MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH (J MCA TAGGART) 211 ESTATES SUPERINTENDANT (J LAZENBATT) 212 COTY LIBRARIAN (I A CRAWLEY) 213 WELFARE OFFICER (H MASON) 214 DIRECTOR OF PARKS AND CEMETARIES (R WESLEY) 215 RATE SUPERINTENDANT (R J LYNN) 216 CHIEF OFFICER, FIRE BRIGADE (R MITCHELL) 217 EXECUTIVE OFFICER, POLICE COMMITTEE (G S HAYES) 218 CITY VETERINARIAN (J P GRACEY) 219 GENERAL MANAGER, PUBLIC BATHS (R YOUNG) 577 OTHER NAMED CORPORATION OFFICIAL 888 R DOESN'T KNOW TO WHOM HE WOULD GO 999 NO SPECIFIC INDIVIDUALS 000 INAP, NO FURTHER RESPONSE 15J IF YOU WANTED TO KNOW MORE ABOUT WHAT YOUR CONSTITUENTS THOUGHT ON THIS ISSUE, WHAT WOULD YOU DO? 72-77 CODER: USE "HOW R WOULD FIND OUT MORE ABOUT WHAT HIS CONSTITUENTS WERE THINKING" CODE. CODE UP TO THREE RESPONSES IN ORDER GIVEN BY RESPONDENT. SEE COLUMNS 24-29 OF THIS DECK 78-79 SPECIFIC NON-COUNCILLORS/NON-OFFICIALS R WOULD GO TO IN ORDER MENTIONED BY R. CODE ONE RESPONSE IF MORE THAN ONE, CODE FIRST ONE MENTIONED. USE MASTER CODE DECK 04 COLUMNS 66-69 STUDY 266 DECK 06 COLUMN NUMBER CODE 1-3 STUDY NUMBER (266) 4-6 INTERVIEW NUMBER 7-8 DECK NUMBER (06) 9 16 CONSIDERING THE PARTIES NOW IN LOCAL ELECTIONS WHICH PARTY WOULD YOU SAY MOST WORKING CLASS PEOPLE ARE LIKELY TO VOTE FOR? CODER: USE PERCEIVED GROUP VOTE CODE BELOW 10 QUALIFICATION MADE IN ANSWERING QUESTION 16 CODER: USE QUALIFICATIONS CODE BELOW 11 17 IN LOCAL ELECTION WHICH PARTY WOULD YOU SAY MOST MIDDLE CLASS PEOPLE ARE LIKELY TO VOTE FOR? CODER: USE PERCEIVED GROUP VOTE CODE BELOW 12 QUALIFICATION MADE IN ANSWERING QUESTION 17 13 18 IN LOCAL ELECTIONS WHICH PARTY WOULD SAY MOST PROTESTANTS ARE LIKELY TO VOTE FOR? CODER: USE PERCEIVED GROUP VOTE CODE BELOW 14 QUALIFICATION MADE IN ANSWERING QUESTION 18 CODER: USE QUALIFICATIONS CODE BELOW 15 19 IN LOCAL ELECTIONS WHICH PARTY WOULD SAY MOST CATHOLICS ARE LIKELY TO VOTE FOR? CODER: USE PERCEIVED GROUP VOTE CODE BELOW 16 QUALIFICATIONS MADE IN ANSWERING QUESTION CODER: USE QUALIFICATIONS CODE BELOW 17 20 HAVE YOU THOUGHT MUCH ABOUT THE PROPOSAL TO GIVE STATE AID TO THE MATER HOSPITAL? 1 YES 5 NO 8 DK 9 NA 18-19 20A COULD YOU TELL ME WHERE YOU FIRST HEARD ABOUT THIS PROPOSAL? CODER: USE "HOW R HEARD OF ISSUE" CODE SEE COLUMNS 43-44 DECK 04 20 20B WOULD YOU SAY THAT YOU AGREED OR DISAGREED WITH THIS PROPOSAL? 20C (IF AGREE OR DISAGREE) WOULD YOU SAY THAT THIS IS AN ISSUE YOU FELT VERY STRONGLY ABOUT, FAIRLY STRONGLY ABOUT, OR NOT STRONGLY AT ALL? 0 INEVITABLE COURSE OF ACTION SO AGREEMENT/DISAGREEMENT IRRELEVANT 1 AGREE VERY STRONGLY 2 AGREE FAIRLY STRONGLY 3 AGREE NOT STRONGLY 4 AGREE, DK HOW STRONGLY 5 DK, NEUTRAL 6 DISAGREE, DK HOW STRONGLY 7 DISAGREE, NOT STRONGLY 8 DISAGREE FAIRLY STRONGLY 9 DISAGREE VERY STRONGLY - NA 21 20D DO YOUR OWN CONSTITUENTS AGREE OR DISAGREE WITH THIS PROPOSAL? 1 AGREE 3 SOME AGREE, SOME DON'T 5 DISAGREE 7 PEOPLE UNAWARE, HAVE NO OPINION 8 DK 20E (IF R DIFFERENTIATES BETWEEN CONSTITUENTS) WHICH ONES AGREE WITH THE PROPOSAL? 20F AND WHICH DISAGREE? 22-25 GROUPS WHICH AGREE. USE AGREEMENT/DISAGREEMENT OF PEOPLE IN WARD CODE, DECK 04. COLUMNS 49-52 CODE UP TO TWO GROUPS IN ORDER MENTIONED BY RESPONDENT 26-29 GROUPS WHICH DISAGREE. USE AGREEMENT/DISAGREEMENT OF PEOPLE IN WARD CODE, CODE UP TO TWO GROUPS IN THE ORDER MENTIONED BY RESPONDENT 20G WHICH OTHER PERSONS DO YOU NORMALLY GO TO WHEN YOU WANT TO DISCUSS SOMETHING CONCERNING HEALTH MATTERS IN BELFAST? 30 DOES R SEE A MEMBER OF THE HEALTH COMMITTEE? 1 YES 5 NO 8 R DOES NOT KNOW TO WHOM HE WOULD GO 9 NA 31 DOES R SEE THE CONVENER OR SUB-CONVENER OF HEALTH COMMITTEE? 1 YES 5 NO 8 R DOES NOT KNOW TO WHOM HE WOULD GO 9 NA 32 DOES R SEE THE CONVENER OR SUB-CONVENER OF ANOTHER COMMITTEE 1 YES 5 NO 8 R DOES NOT KNOW TO WHOM HE WOULD GO 9 NA 33 DOES R SEE A MEMBER OF HIS OWN PARTY? 1 YES 5 NO 8 R DOES NOT KNOW WO WHOM HE WOULD GO 9 NA 34 DOES R SEE A MEMBER OF THE PARTY EXECUTIVE? 1 YES 5 NO 8 R DOES NOT KNOW TO WHOM HE WOULD GO 9 NA 35 DOES R SEE THE PARTY LEADER? 1 YES 5 NO 8 R DOES NOT KNOW TO WHOM HE WOULD GO 9 NA 36 DOES R SEE A MEMBER FROM HIS OWN WARD? 1 YES 5 NO 8 R DOES NOT KNOW TO WHOM HE WOULD GO 9 NA 0 INAP 37 DOES R SEE AN OFFICIAL OF THE CORPORATION? 1 YES 5 NO 8 R DOES NOT KNOW TO WHOM HE WOULD GO 9 NA 38 DOES R REPORT THAT OTHER COUNCILLORS COME TO SEE HIM? 1 YES 5 NO 8 DK 9 NA 39-53 SPECIFIC COUNCILLORS/OFFICIALS R WOULD GO TO IN THE ORDER MENTIONED BY R, CODE UP TO FIVE SPECIFIC INDIVIDUALS USING COUNCILLORS AND OFFICIALS LIST, SEE COLUMNS 9-23 DECK 05 CODER: GO TO COLS. 78-79 THIS DECK TO CODE NON-COUNCILLORS/ NON-OFFICIALS AND GROUPS R WOULD SEE ON THIS ISSUE 54-59 20H IF YOU WANTED TO KNOW MORE ABOUT WHAT YOUR CONSTITUENTS THOUGHT ON THIS ISSUE WHAT WOULD YOU DO? CODER USE "HOW R WOULD FIND OUT MORE ABOUT WHAT HIS CONSTITUENTS WERE THINKING" CODE. CODE UP TO THREE RESPONSES IN ORDER GIVEN BY R. SEE COLUMNS 24-29 DECK 05 60 20I IF THE MAJORITY OF PEOPLE LIVING NEAR THE MATER WANTED IT TO BE GIVEN AID FROM PUBLIC FUNDS BUT THE MAJORITY OF ALL PEOPLE IN BELFAST DID NOT, WHICH SIDE DO YOU THINK OUGHT TO WIN? 1 MAJORITY OF PEOPLE LIVING NEAR MATER 5 MAJORITY OF PEOPLE IN BELFAST 6 ANSWER SO QUALIFIED THAT CANNOT BE INSERTED IN PRESENT CODE 8 DK 9 NA 61-62 QUALIFICATION MADE TO MAJORITY-MINORITY RULE. SEE DECK 05 COLUMNS 31-32 CODE ONE QUALIFICATION 63 21 WERE YOU VERY CONCERNED ABOUT THE INCREASE IN RATES THIS YEAR? 1 YES 5 NO 8 DK 9 NA 64-65 21A COULD YOU TELL ME WHERE YOU FIRST HEARD ABOUT THIS PROPOSAL? CODER USE "HOW R HEARD OF ISSUE" CODE. SEE COLUMNS 43-44 DECK 04 66 21B DID YOU FAVOUR OR OPPOSE THIS PROPOSAL? 21C (IF FAVOUR OR OPPOSE) WOULD YOU SAY THAT THIS IS AN ISSUE YOU FELT VERY STRONGLY ABOUT, FAIRLY STRONGLY ABOUT, OR NOT STRONGLY AT ALL? 0 INEVITABLE COURSE OF ACTION SO FAVOUR/OPPOSE IRRELEVANT 1 FAVOUR VERY STRONGLY 2 FAVOUR FAIRLY STRONGLY 3 FAVOUR NOT STRONGLY 4 FAVOUR DK HOW STRONGLY 5 DK NEUTRAL 6 OPPOSE, DK HOW STRONGLY 7 OPPOSE NOT STRONGLY 8 OPPOSE FAIRLY STRONGLY 9 OPPOSE VERY STRONGLY - NA 67 21D APART FROM YOUR PARTY ARE YOU A MEMBER OF ANY ORGANIZATION(S) WHICH HAS AN OPINION ON THIS SUBJECT? 1 YES 5 NO 8 DK 9 NA 68 21E (IF YES) WHICH ORGANIZATION(S) IS THAT? ANY OTHERS? 0 INAP, NO ORGANIZATION 1 (EPISCOPALIAN, ANGLICAN) CHURCH OF IRELAND 2 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 3 CATHOLIC CHURCH 4 OTHER NAMED CHURCH (PROTESTANT) 5 CHURCH UNSPECIFIED 6 TRADE UNION, CO-OP, CO-OP PARTY 7 RATEPAYERS' OWNER OCCUPIERS, OR TENANTS ASSOCIATION 8 ORANGE ORDER, MASONS, PROTESTANT DEFENCE FORCE 9 BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS & OTHER (CARD) - NA REFUSED TO ANSWER 69 21F DID YOU OWN CONSTITUENTS FAVOUR OR OPPOSE THE INCREASE? 1 FAVOUR 3 SOME FAVOUR, SOME DON'T 5 OPPOSE 7 PEOPLE UNAWARE, HAVE NO OPINION 8 DK 9 NA (IF R DIFFERENTIATES AMONG CONSTITUENTS) 21G WHICH ONES FAVOURED THE INCREASE? 21H AND WHICH OPPOSED? 70-73 GROUPS WHICH AGREE. USE AGREEMENT/DISAGREEMENT OF PEOPLE IN WARD CODE DECK 04, COLUMNS 49-52 CODE UP TO TWO GROUPS IN THE ORDER MENTIONED BY RESPONDENT 74-77 GROUPS WHICH DISAGREE. USE AGREEMENT/DISAGREEMENT OF PEOPLE IN WARD CODE, DECK 04. COLUMNS 49-52 CODE UP TO TWO GROUPS IN THE ORDER MENTIONED BY RESPONDENT 78-79 SPECIFIC NON-COUNCILLORS/NON-OFFICIALS R WOULD GO TO ON MATER HOSPITAL ISSUE. CODE ONE RESPONSE. IF MORE THAN ONE RESPONSE CODE FIRST ONE MENTIONED. USE MASTER CODE DECK 04 COLUMNS 66-69 NEW VERSION PERCEIVED GROUP VOTE CODE 1 UNIONIST/CONSERVATIVE 2 NI LABOUR 3 LIBERAL 4 EIRE LABOUR 5 REPUBLICAN LABOUR/NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY 6 ILP, SOCIALIST PARTY OF GREAT BRITAIN AND OTHER, COMMUNIST, SMALL MUNICIPAL PARTIES 7 GROUP SPLITS BETWEEN DIFFERENT PARTIES 8 DK 9 NA 0 ANSWER SO QUALIFIED THAT CANNOT BE CODED IN PRESENT CODE - NATIONALIST OTHER & PROTESTANT UNIONIST QUALIFICATIONS MADE IN ANSWERING PRESENT CODE 1 RELIGION DOESN'T COME INTO POLITICS 2 CLASS DOESN'T COME INTO POLITICS 3 RELIGIOUS GROUP IN QUESTION VOTES AS IT DOES BECAUSE OF CLASS 4 CLASS GROUP IN QUESTION VOTES AS IT DOES BECAUSE OF RELIGION 5 CERTAIN SECTIONS OF GROUP SUPPORT A PARTICULAR PARTY 6 GROUP VOTES FOR GROUP MEMBERS WHATEVER PARTY THEY BELONG TO 7 (LOW PRIORITY) GENERALIZED REMARK THAT RELIGION DETERMINES POLITICS 9 OTHER REMARK (MAKE A CARD) 0 INAP NO QUALIFICATION MADE STUDY 266 DECK 07 COLUMN NUMBER CODE 1-3 STUDY NUMBER (266) 4-6 INTERVIEW NUMBER 7-8 DECK NUMBER (07) 21I WHICH OTHER PERSONS DO YOU NORMALLY GO TO WHEN YOU WANT TO DISCUSS SOMETHING CONCERNING THE CITY RATES? 9 DOES R SEE A MEMBER OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE? 1 YES 5 NO 8 R DOES NOT KNOW TO WHOM HE WOULD GO 9 NA 10 DOES R SEE THE CONVENER OR SUB-CONVENER OF FINANCE COMMITTEE? 1 YES 5 NO 8 R DOES NOT KNOW TO WHOM HE WOULD GO 9 NA 11 DOES R SEE THE CONVENER OR SUB-CONVENER OF ANOTHER COMMITTEE? 1 YES 5 NO 8 R DOES NOT KNOW TO WHOM HE WOULD GO 9 NA 12 DOES R SEE A MEMBER OF HIS OWN PARTY? 1 YES 5 NO 8 R DOES NOT KNOW TO WHOM HE WOULD GO 9 NA 13 DOES R SEE A MEMBER OF THE PARTY EXECUTIVE 1 YES 5 NO 8 R DOES NOT KNOW TO WHOM HE WOULD GO 9 NA 14 DOES R SEE THE PARTY LEADER 1 YES 5 NO 8 R DOES NOT KNOW TO WHOM HE WOULD GO 9 NA 15 DOES R SEE A MEMBER FROM HIS OWN WARD 1 YES 5 NO 8 R DOES NOT KNOW TO WHOM HE WOULD GO 9 NA 0 INAP 16 DOES R SEE AN OFFICIAL OF THE CORPORATION? 1 YES 5 NO 8 R DOES NOT KNOW TO WHOM HE WOULD GO 9 NA 17 DOES R REPORT THAT OTHER COUNCILLORS COME TO SEE HIM? 1 YES 5 NO 8 DK 18-32 SPECIFIC COUNCILLORS/OFFICIALS R WOULD GO TO IN THE ORDER GIVEN BY R, CODE UP TO FIVE SPECIFIC INDIVIDUALS USING "COUNCILLORS AND OFFICIALS" LIST. SEE COLUMNS 9-23, DECK 05 CODER: GO TO COLS 76-79 THIS DECK TO CODE NON-COUNCILLORS/ NON-OFFICIALS AND GROUPS R GOES TO ON RATES 33-38 21J IF YOU WANTED TO KNOW MORE ABOUT WHAT YOUR CONSTITUENTS THOUGHT ON THIS ISSUE, WHAT WOULD YOU DO? CODER: USE "HOW R WOULD FIND OUT MORE ABOUT WHAT HIS CONSTITUENTS WERE THINKING" CODE. SEE DECK 05, COLUMNS 24-29. CODE UP TO THREE RESPONSES IN THE ORDER GIVEN BY RESPONDENT 39 21K IF THE MAJORITY OF PEOPLE LIVING IN PRIVATE HOUSES WERE AGAINST RAISING THE RATES, BUT THE MAJORITY OF ALL PEOPLE IN BELFAST WERE FOR IT, WHICH SIDE DO YOU THINK OUGHT TO WIN? 1 MAJORITY IN PRIVATE HOUSES 5 MAJORITY OF PEOPLE IN BELFAST 6 ANSWER SO QUALIFIED THAT CANNOT BE INSERTED IN PRESENT CODE 8 DK 9 NA 40-41 QUALIFICATIONS MADE TO MAJORITY-MINORITY RULE. SEE DECK 05, COLUMNS 31-32. CODE ONE QUALIFICATION 42-49 22 IF YOU FELT STRONGLY ABOUT ANY OF THESE PROBLEMS, OPENING PARKS ON SUNDAYS, NAMING THE NEW BRIDGE, AIDING THE MATER HOSPITAL OR RAISING RATES, WHAT DO YOU THINK YOU COULD DO? (IF R SAYS "NOTHING" RECORD THIS AND PROBE "NOTHING AT ALL?") CODER: USE "COURSE OF ACTION IF FELT STRONGLY ON ISSUE" CODE ON FOLLOWING PAGE. CODE UP TO FOUR RESPONSES IN ORDER MENTIONED 50 23 IF YOU DID DO ANYTHING ABOUT THEM, HOW LIKELY IS IT THAT YOU WOULD SUCCEED? VERY LIKELY, QUITE LIKELY OR NOT LIKELY? 1 VERY LIKELY 3 QUITE LIKELY 5 NOT LIKELY 6 ONLY IF HAVE GROUP BACKING 7 NO GENERALISED RESPONSE, DISCRIMINATED BETWEEN SEPARATE PROBLEMS. (SEE COLUMNS 51-59) 8 DK 9 NA CODING - ELECTORS' Q 26: ALSO ACTIVISTS' Q 31: COUNCILLORS' Q 22 CODING: ACTION IF FELT STRONGLY ABOUT ISSUES 00 WOULD DO NOTHING, INAP NO OTHER COURSES OF ACTION 01 NEGATIVE COURSES OF ACTION EG EMIGRATE (ATTEMPTS TO DO SOMETHING THROUGH CONTACTING COUNCILLORS) 11 AS INDIVIDUAL CONTACT UNIONIST COUNCILLORS 12 AS INDIVIDUAL CONTACT LABOUR COUNCILLORS 13 AS INDIVIDUAL CONTACT LOCAL OR OWN COUNCILLORS 14 AS INDIVIDUAL CONTACT COUNCILLORS WITHOUT SPECIFYING WHO WOULD BE APPROACHED 15 AS INDIVIDUAL CONTACT NATIONALIST COUNCILLORS 17 AS GROUP CONTACT UNIONIST COUNCILLORS 18 AS GROUP CONTACT LABOUR COUNCILLORS 19 AS GROUP CONTACT LOCAL OR OWN COUNCILLORS 10 AS GROUP CONTACT COUNCILLORS WITHOUT SPECIFYING WHO WOULD BE APPROACHED 1& AS GROUP CONTACT NATIONALIST COUNCILLORS (ATTEMPTS TO DO SOMETHING BY WORKING INTERNALLY THROUGH ONE'S OWN POLITICAL PARTY) 21 WORK THROUGH LABOUR WARD COMMITTEE/WARD ORGANIZATION 22 WORK THROUGH LABOUR CONSTITUENCY COMMITTEE/CONSTITUENCY ORGANIZATION 23 WORK THROUGH LABOUR GROUP ON COUNCIL 24 WORK THROUGH UNIONIST GROUP ON COUNCIL 25 WORK THROUGH UNIONIST WARD COMMITTEE/WARD ORGANIZATION 26 WORK THROUGH UNIONIST CONSTITUENCY COMMITTEE/ORGANIZATION 28 WORK THROUGH UNIONIST PARTY WITHOUT SPECIFYING PARTY ORGANIZATION ONE WOULD WORK THROUGH 29 WORK THROUGH NI LABOUR PARTY WITHOUT SPECIFYING PARTY ORGANIZATION ONE WOULD WORK THROUGH 20 WORK THROUGH ONE'S OWN POLITICAL PARTY WITHOUT NAMING PARTY ONE WOULD WORK THROUGH (ATTEMPTS TO DO SOMETHING THROUGH ELECTORAL ACTIVITY AS AN INDIVIDUAL FOR THE VICTORY OF ONE LOCAL PARTY OVER THE OTHER) 31 VOTE LABOUR 32 VOTE UNIONIST 33 ELECTIONEERING FOR LABOUR 34 ELECTIONEERING FOR UNIONISTS 38 HELP LABOUR PARTY WITHOUT SPECIFYING WHAT WOULD BE DONE FOR IT 39 HELP UNIONISTS WITHOUT SPECIFYING WHAT WOULD BE DONE 30 VOTE FOR OR HELP ONE LOCAL PARTY WITHOUT GIVING NAME OF PARTY OR SAYING WHAT WOULD BE DONE FOR IT (ATTEMPTS TO DO SOMETHING THROUGH MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS OTHER THAN THE PARTIES) 41 RAISE MATTER THROUGH MUNICIPAL WARD COMMITTEES 42 RAISE MATTER IN COUNCIL COMMITTEES 43 RAISE MATTER AT FULL MEETING OF COUNCIL (ATTEMPTS TO DO SOMETHING THROUGH OTHER LOCAL FORMAL ORGANIZED GROUPS) 51 WORK THROUGH CHURCH OR CHURCH ORGANIZATION 52 WORK THROUGH TRADE UNION 53 WORK THROUGH CO-OP 54 WORK THROUGH PROFESSIONAL GROUP 55 WORK THROUGH RATEPAYERS' ASSOCIATION 56 WORK THROUGH OWNER-OCCUPIERS' ASSOCIATION 57 WORK THROUGH TENANTS' ASSOCIATION 58 WORK THROUGH PARENTS' ASSOCIATION 59 WORK THROUGH ORANGE ORDER OR SIMILAR ULTRA-PROTESTANT ORGANIZATION 50 WORK THROUGH A NON-POLITICAL ORGANIZATION WITHOUT NAMING ORGANIZATION (ATTEMPTS TO DO SOMETHING THROUGH THE PRESS OR OTHER CHANNELS OF COMMUNICATION) 61 WRITE TO NEWSPAPERS 60 GET PUBLICITY WITHOUT SPECIFYING HOW 62 THROUGH TV (ATTEMPTS TO DO SOMETHING THROUGH AS AN INDIVIDUAL CONTACTING LOCAL OFFICIALS OR ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENTS) 71 CONTACT BELFAST/STORMONT EDUCATION DEPARTMENT 72 CONTACT INDIVIDUAL SCHOOL AUTHORITIES 73 CONTACT OTHER BELFAST OFFICIALS (NAMED) 74 AS INDIVIDUAL CONTACT AN MP (STORMONT) 75 AS INDIVIDUAL CONTACT STORMONT GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL 76 AS GROUP CONTACT MP (STORMONT) 77 AS GROUP CONTACT STORMONT GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS 78 AS GROUP CONTACT STORMONT GOVERNMENT. NO FURTHER SPECIFICATION 79 AS INDIVIDUAL CONTACT STORMONT GOVERNMENT. NO FURTHER SPECIFICATION 70 CONTACT BELFAST OFFICIALS OR AUTHORITIES WITHOUT SPECIFYING WHO OFFICIALS OR AUTHORITIES ARE (EG THE "CORPORATION" OR "TOWN HALL") (ATTEMPTS TO DO SOMETHING THROUGH CONTACTING REPRESENTATIVES OF CENTRAL GOVERNMENT) 81 AS INDIVIDUAL CONTACT AN MP (WESTMINSTER) 82 AS INDIVIDUAL CONTACT GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS 83 AS GROUP/CONTACT MP (WESTMINSTER) 84 AS GROUP/CONTACT GENERAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS 85 AS INDIVIDUAL CONTACT MP UNSPECIFIED 86 AS GROUP CONTACT MP UNSPECIFIED 89 AS GROUP CONTACT CENTRAL GOVERNMENT, NO FURTHER SPECIFICATION 80 AS INDIVIDUAL CONTACT CENTRAL GOVERNMENT, NO FURTHER SPECIFICATION (ATTEMPTS TO DO SOMETHING THROUGH INFORMAL GROUP ACTION) 91 ACT WITH FAMILY 92 ACT WITH NEIGHBOURS 93 ACT WITH FRIENDS 94 ACT WITH WORKMATES 95 ORGANIZE OR ATTEND PUBLIC MEETINGS 96 ORGANIZE A PETITION, SIGN A PETITION 97 CANVASS ON BEHALF OF VIEWPOINT, TALK ABOUT IT TO PEOPLE 98 ORGANIZE VIOLENCE, RIOT, PARADE 99 TAKE OTHER SPECIFIED ACTION WITH INDIVIDUALS INTERESTED IN PROBLEM 90 AWARENESS THAT GROUP EFFORT IS LIKELY TO BE MORE EFFECTIVE THAN INDIVIDUAL EFFORT WITHOUT GOING FURTHER THAN THAT && DK -- NA 51 OPENING PARKS ON SUNDAYS 0 INAP, R DOES NOT DISCRIMINATE AMONG ISSUES 1 VERY LIKELY 3 QUITE LIKELY 5 NOT LIKELY 8 DK 9 NA 52 NAMING THE NEW BRIDGE 0 INAP, R DOES NOT DISCRIMINATE AMONG ISSUES 1 VERY LIKELY 3 QUITE LIKELY 5 NOT LIKELY 8 DK 9 NA 53 AIDING THE MATER HOSPITAL 0 INAP, R DOES NOT DISCRIMINATE AMONG ISSUES 1 VERY LIKELY 3 QUITE LIKELY 5 NOT LIKELY 8 DK 9 NA 54 INCREASE IN RATES 0 INAP, R DOES NOT DISCRIMINATE AMONG ISSUES 1 VERY LIKELY 3 QUITE LIKELY 5 NOT LIKELY 8 DK 9 NA 55 24 DO YOU THINK THAT ANY CHANGES SHOULD BE MADE IN THE ARRANGEMENTS FOR RUNNING LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN BELFAST 1 YES 5 NO 8 DK 9 NA 56-63 24A (IF YES) WHAT CHANGES ARE THESE? ANY OTHERS? CODER: USE "CHANGES IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT" CODE ON FOLLOWING PAGE. CODE UP TO FOUR RESPONSES IN ORDER GIVEN BY RESPONDENT 64 25 IF THERE WERE NO PARTIES ON BELFAST CORPORATION, DO YOU THINK IT WOULD MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE WAY THE CORPORATION IS RUN? 1 YES 5 NO 8 DK 9 NA 65-70 25A WHY IS THAT? (ASKED OF ALL RESPONDENTS) CODER: USE "IF NO PARTIES ON CORPORATION" CODE BELOW. CODE UP TO THREE RESPONSES IN THE ORDER GIVEN BY RESPONDENT CODING: CHANGES IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT 00 INAP, - NO CHANGES, OR NO OTHER CHANGES MORE POWER TO OFFICIALS/ELECTORS 11 CITY MANAGER 12 ONE MAN TO OVER-RULE PARTIES 13 SPECIALISTS SHOULD HAVE MORE SAY 14 ABOLISH COUNCIL, EMPLOY PROFESSIONALS 15 MORE POWER TO ELECTORS/REFERENDA/LESS POWER TO COUNCILLORS AGAINST PARTY SYSTEM AMONG COUNCILLORS 21 SHOULD BE RUN BY NON-POLITICAL GROUP 22 COALITION, END PARTY STRUGGLE 25 MORE INFORMATION TO ELECTORS CHANGES AFFECTING COUNCILLORS 31 ONE COUNCILLOR PER WARD 32 LONGER/SHORTER TERM OF OFFICE FOR COUNCILLORS 33 UPPER AGE LIMIT FOR COUNCILLORS 34 COUNCILLORS SHOULD BE FULL-TIME/OR PAID 35 NARROW REPRESENTATION/NEED WIDER REPRESENTATION 36 TOO MANY COUNCILLORS 37 COUNCILLORS SHOULD HAVE BUSINESS OR OTHER TRAINING/SHOULD BE BETTER CALIBRE 38 CUT PERQUISITES COUNCILLORS ENJOY 30 OTHER CHANGES AFFECTING COUNCILLORS (MAKE A CARD) 39 ELIMINATE GERRYMANDERING, ELECTORAL MALPRACTISES CHANGES AFFECTING COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN/COMMITTEES 41 MAIN CHAIRMEN SHOULD BE FULL-TIME AND PAID 42 LONGER TERM FOR CHAIRMEN 43 SHOULD BE LIKE CABINET MINISTER 44 REORGANIZE PROCEDURES, DEPARTMENTS 45 REORGANIZE COMMITTEE STRUCTURE FINANCE 51 RATES SHOULD BE BASED ON INCOME/LOCAL INCOME TAX 52 TRANSFER HOUSING TO STORMONT GOVERNMENT 53 TRANSFER EDUCATION TO STORMONT GOVERNMENT 54 TRANSFER OTHER NAMED SERVICES TO STORMONT GOVERNMENT 55 TRANSFER UNSPECIFIED SERVICES TO STORMONT GOVERNMENT 56 BETTER CONSULTATION BETWEEN LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND STORMONT TREASURY 57 MAKE CHANGES IN WAY MONEY IS SPENT 50 OTHER FINANCE PROBLEMS (MAKE A CARD) 58 ECONOMISE ON PERSONNEL REGIONALISM 61 AMALGAMATE SMALL UNITS 62 SHOULD HAVE REGIONAL GOVERNMENT 65 SHOULD BE SMALLER AREAS, NO QUALIFICATIONS 66 SHOULD BE SMALLER AREAS EXCEPT FOR OVERALL SERVICES 67 MORE LOCAL AUTONOMY/LESS DICTATION, CONTROL FROM LONDON 68 MORE LOCAL AUTONOMY LESS DICTATION/CONTROL FROM NI STORMONT GOVERNMENT 69 UNITE IRELAND 60 NO DISLOYALTY TO UK CHANGE PARTY 71 GET UNIONISTS OUT REDUCE INFLUENCE OF GROUPS OR INDIVIDUALS 72 SOUTH IRISH 73 CATHOLICS 74 PROTESTANTS/ORANGE LODGE 77 OTHER SPECIFIED GROUP (MAKE A CARD) 70 UNSPECIFIED INDIVIDUALS OR GROUPS 80 SHOULD BE MORE OPPOSITION ON COUNCIL 81 NO DISCRIMINATION ON SERVICES 82 MORE CO-ORDINATION IN DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS 88 DK 89 OTHER 99 NA CODING: IF NO PARTIES ON CORPORATION. E.A29A/A34/C25 EFFECTS ON ATTITUDES OF COUNCILLORS AND ELECTORS 11 COUNCILLORS WOULD ACT IN BEST INTERESTS OF WARD 12 COUNCILLORS WOULD ACT IN BEST INTERESTS OF BELFAST 13 COUNCILLORS WOULD CO-OPERATE/REDUCTION OF OPPOSITION ARGUMENT 14 COUNCILLORS WOULD VOTE FREELY - NO PARTY LINE 15 COUNCILLORS WOULD BE MORE REPRESENTATIVE OF PEOPLE 16 CALIBRE OF COUNCILLORS WOULD BE IMPROVED/VOTE FOR MAN, NOT PARTY 17 WOULD INCREASE INTEREST IN LOCAL AFFAIRS 19 POLITICS WOULD BE LESS SECTARIAN: LESS UNNECESSARY CONFLICT EFFECTS ON ADMINISTRATION 21 WOULD STOP WASTE OF MONEY 22 LOCAL GOVERNMENT WOULD BE MORE ON BUSINESS LINES/BEST BASIS 23 MORE WOULD BE DONE FOR BELFAST AS A WHOLE 24 LESS CONTROL BY NATIONAL GOVERNMENT 25 LESS DISCRIMINATION PARTIES NECESSARY 31 THEY PROVIDE SPOKESMAN ON LOCAL AFFAIRS 32 THEY MAINTAIN LINKS WITH THE PEOPLE 33 THEY PREVENT CONCENTRATION OF POWER/KEEP SPECIAL INTERESTS IN CHECK 34 THEY STIMULATE OPPOSITION, PROMOTE CRITICISM, PROMOTE DEMOCRACY 35 THE PARTIES PROMOTE EFFICIENCY/NECESSARY FOR ACTION/GET THINGS DONE 36 THEY PROMOTE PUBLIC SERVICE, REDUCE SELFISHNESS 37 COUNCILLORS WOULD GET TOO MUCH OF OWN WAY, MORE ARBITRARY AND OPPRESSIVE WITHOUT PARTIES 30 GENERAL REMARK INDICATING PARTIES GOOD/NECESSARY WITHOUT INDICATING WHY PARTIES INEVITABLE 41 THOSE ELECTED WOULD STILL BE LABOUR OR TORY 42 UNIONIST WOULD STILL RULE 43 THERE WOULD STILL BE AGREEMENT OR DISAGREEMENT AND THEREFORE GROUPING 40 OTHER REMARKS INDICATING PARTIES INEVITABLE GENERAL VIEW OF "NO DIFFERENCE" 51 TRADE UNIONS RUN LOCAL GOVERNMENT ANYWAY 52 SPECIALISTS ARE IN CONTROL 53 GRAFT, CORRUPTION WOULD RULE ANYWAY 54 NO REAL CHOICE, NECESSITIES MUST BE ATTENDED TO ANYWAY 59 OTHER REASONS INDICATING NO DIFFERENCE PARTY SYSTEM FAVOURS SPECIAL GROUPS 61 CATHOLICS 62 PROTESTANT, ORANGE LODGE 88 DK 99 NA 00 INAP, NO ADDITIONAL REASONS 71 26 YOU SOMETIMES HEAR THAT PEOPLE OR GROUPS HAVE SO MUCH INFLUENCE ON BELFAST AFFAIRS THAT THE INTERESTS OF THE MAJORITY ARE IGNORED. DO YOU AGREE OR DISAGREE THAT THERE ARE SUCH GROUPS? 1 AGREE 5 DISAGREE 8 DK 9 NA 72-75 26A (IF AGREE) WHAT GROUPS ARE THESE? ANY OTHERS? CODER: "PRESSURE GROUPS" CODE BELOW. CODE UP TO TWO RESPONSES IN ORDER GIVEN BY RESPONDENT 76-79 SPECIFIC NON-COUNCILLORS/NON-OFFICIALS OR GROUPS R WOULD GO TO IN ORDER MENTIONED BY R. CODE UP TO TWO IN ORDER MENTIONED BY R. USE MASTER CODE DECK 04 COLUMNS 66-69 STUDY 266 DECK 08 COLUMN NUMBER CODE 1-3 STUDY NUMBER (266) 4-6 INTERVIEW NUMBER 7-8 DECK NO (08) 9 27 AFTER HIS ELECTION, DO YOU FEEL THE LORD MAYOR STANDS FOR THE WHOLE OF BELFAST OR MOSTLY FOR HIS OWN GROUP? 1 EVERYONE IN BELFAST 5 OWN PARTY 6 VARIES WITH MAYOR, CAN'T GENERALISE 7 OTHER 8 DK 9 NA 10 28 HOW LONG HAVE YOU LIVED IN BELFAST 0 UNDER ONE YEAR 1 1-4 YEARS 2 5-9 YEARS 3 10-14 YEARS 4 15-19 YEARS 5 20-29 YEARS 6 30-39 YEARS 7 40-49 YEARS 8 50-59 YEARS 9 60 YEARS OR MORE & INAP, R DOES NOT LIVE IN BELFAST - NA ALL LIFE BUT NUMBER YEARS INDETERMINATE 11 HAS R LIVED IN BELFAST ALL LIFE? FROM Q28 AND Q30 1 YES 5 NO 9 INDETERMINATE NA 0 INAP 12 29 HOW WOULD YOU FEEL IF YOU HAD TO LEAVE BELFAST? HAPPY NOT HAPPY OR WOULD YOU NOT CARE? 1 HAPPY 3 NOT CARE 5 NOT HAPPY 7 DEPENDS ON JOB, DEPENDS ON WHERE 8 DK 9 NA 13-14 30 WHAT IS YOUR DATE OF BIRTH? CODER CODE LAST TWO FIGURES OF DATE OF BIRTH, THAT IS YEAR BORN -- NA && REFUSED TO ANSWER CODING PRESSURE GROUPS ETC E20A/A37/C26 00 INAP NO GROUPS, NO OTHER GROUPS POLITICAL GROUPS 11 DEPARTMENTS IN LOCAL AUTHORITY/OFFICIALS 12 DEPARTMENTAL CHAIRMEN/DEPARTMENTAL COMMITTEES 13 UNIONIST COUNCILLORS 14 COUNCILLORS 15 UNIONIST GROUP 16 CITY UNIONIST PARTY 17 NATIONAL LABOUR PARTY 18 NATIONALISTS 10 OTHER POLITICAL GROUPS (MAKE A CARD) 19 CITY LABOUR PARTY 1- UNIONIST SUPPORTERS/UNIONIST UNSPECIFIED ECONOMIC GROUPS 21 DEAN OF GUILD 22 PUBLICANS 23 TRADES HOUSE 24 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 25 LABOUR BUSINESSMEN 26 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS 20 OTHER ECONOMIC GROUPS (MAKE A CARD) 27 TRADE UNIONS RELIGIOUS GROUPS 31 CATHOLIC GROUP IN COUNCIL 32 CATHOLICS 33 CHURCHES 34 PROTESTANTS, ORANGE LODGE 35 PAISLEYITES, IAN PAISLEY 36 NATIONALISTS EXTREME REPUBLICANS 37 CLERGY GENERALLY, RELIGIOUS GROUPS GENERALLY 38 EXTREMISTS 30 OTHER RELIGIOUS GROUPS (MAKE A CARD) (SPECIFIC) OTHER GROUPS 41 RELATIVES OF COUNCILLORS AND OFFICIALS 42 (WEALTHY) FRIENDS OR CONTACTS OF COUNCILLORS OR OFFICIALS 43 FEELING GROUPS EXIST BUT UNSPECIFIED 44 FREE MASONS 46 THOSE WITH EDUCATION, HIGH QUALIFICATIONS 47 THOSE WITHOUT EDUCATION, ROUGHNECKS, HOODLUMS RATEPAYERS, OWNERS, TENANT ASSOCIATIONS 51 RATEPAYERS' ASSOCIATION, OWNER-OCCUPIERS ASSOCIATION 52 TENANTS' ASSOCIATION 77 OTHER (MAKE A CARD) 88 DK 99 NA OTHER POLITICAL GROUPS 61 STORMONT AUTHORITIES 62 CENTRAL (LONDON) GOVERNMENT 63 NORTH IRELAND UNIONISTS 64 RIGHT WING UNIONISTS 65 O'NEILL UNIONISTS 66 NORTH IRELAND LABOUR 15 31 HOW OLD WERE YOU WHEN YOU FINISHED YOUR FULL-TIME EDUCATION? 1 UNDER 15 2 15 3 16 4 17 5 18 6 OVER 18 8 DK 9 NA 33 WHAT DO YOU DO FOR A LIVING? (WHAT KIND OF WORK IS THAT?) 16 IS R RETIRED? 1 YES 5 NO 9 NA 17-18 R'S OCCUPATION ACCORDING TO OCCUPATION MASTER CODE BELOW (INCLUDES JOB BEFORE RETIREMENT) 19 R'S OCCUPATION ACCORDING TO 1961 CENSUS "CLASSIFICATION OF OCCUPATION" (INCLUDES JOB BEFORE RETIREMENT) 0 INAP HOUSEWIFE STUDENT 1 CLASS I 2 CLASS II 3 CLASS III (1) 4 CLASS III (2) 5 CLASS IV 6 CLASS V 7 UNEMPLOYED 9 NA 20-21 34 WHAT DID YOUR FATHER DO FOR A LIVING? CODER: USE OCCUPATIONAL MASTER CODE 22 FATHER'S OCCUPATION ACCORDING TO 1961 CENSUS "CLASSIFICATION OF OCCUPATIONS" 0 SERVICEMAN 1 CLASS I 2 CLASS II 3 CLASS III (1) 4 CLASS III (2) 5 CLASS IV 6 CLASS V 7 UNEMPLOYED 9 NA OCCUPATION MASTER CODE EMPLOYERS AND MANAGERS IN GOVERNMENT, INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE, AND PROFESSIONAL WORKERS. (S E G 1,2,3,4) 11 EMPLOYERS AND MANAGERS 12 MEDICAL AND DENTAL PRACTITIONERS 13 UNIVERSITY TEACHERS 14 ENGINEERS, CIVIL, MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL (DEGREE) 15 SCIENTISTS AND TECHNOLOGISTS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED (DEGREE) 16 ACCOUNTANTS, COMPANY SECRETARIES 17 SURVEYORS, ARCHITECTS 18 CLERGY, MINISTERS, MEMBERS OF RELIGIOUS ORDERS 19 BARRISTERS, ADVOCATES, SOLICITORS 10 PROFESSIONAL WORKERS N E C OTHER NON-MANUAL WORKERS (S E G 5,6) 20 FOREMEN, CHARGE-HANDS, SUPERVISORS 21 TELEPHONE, TELEGRAPH AND RADIO OPERATORS 22 CLERICAL WORKERS (INCLUDING TYPISTS, SECRETARIES, CIVIL SERVANTS) 23 SALESMEN, VENDORS, COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS 24 FINANCE, INSURANCE BROKERS, FINANCIAL AGENTS 25 VALUERS, AUCTIONEERS, INSURANCE AGENTS AND COLLECTORS 26 POLICEMEN 27 GUARDS, CARETAKERS, OFFICE-KEEPERS 28 SERVICE, SPORT AND RECREATION WORKERS N E C 29 NURSES 31 PHARMACISTS, DISPENSERS 32 MEDICAL WORKERS N E C (INCLUDING CHIROPODISTS, PUBLIC HEALTH INSPECTORS) 33 TEACHERS, OTHER THAN UNIVERSITY TEACHERS 34 AUTHORS, JOURNALISTS AND RELATED WORKERS 35 STAGE PERSONNEL, PAINTERS, SCULPTORS, MUSICIANS, ACTORS 36 SOCIAL WELFARE AND RELATED WORKERS 37 DRAUGHTSMEN 38 LABORATORY ASSISTANTS, TECHNICIANS 30 OTHER NON-MANUAL WORKERS, N E C PERSONAL SERVICE WORKERS (S E G 7) 41 BARMEN, BARMAIDS 42 HOTELKEEPERS, STEWARDS, MATRONS 43 RESTAURATEURS, WAITERS, COUNTER-HANDS 44 COOKS 45 MAIDS, VALETS AND RELATED SERVICE WORKERS, N E C 46 HAIRDRESSERS, MANICURISTS, BEAUTICIANS 40 OTHER PERSONAL SERVICE WORKERS MANUAL WORKERS (S E G 8,9,10,11) 50 FOREMEN SUPERVISORS (S E G 8) SKILLED MANUAL WORKERS (S E G 9,10) 51 COAL-MINE - FACE WORKERS AND OTHERS BELOW GROUND (S E G 10) 52 GLASS AND CERAMICS WORKERS 53 FURNACE, FORGE, FOUNDRY WORKERS 54 ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC WORKERS 55 ENGINEERING AND ALLIED TRADES WORKERS, N E C 56 WOODWORKERS 57 LEATHERWORKERS 58 TEXTILE WORKERS 59 CLOTHING WORKERS 61 FOOD, DRINK AND TOBACCO WORKERS 62 PAPER AND PRINTING WORKERS 63 CONSTRUCTION WORKERS 64 PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 65 DRIVERS OF STATIONARY ENGINES, CRANES, ETC 66 TRANSPORT WORKERS 67 FIRE BRIGADE OFFICERS AND MEN 68 ATHLETES, SPORTSMEN AND RELATED WORKERS 60 OTHER SKILLED MANUAL WORKERS, N E C SEMI-SKILLED MANUAL WORKERS (S E G 10) 70 FISHERMEN 71 GARDENERS AND GROUNDSMEN 72 MINES AND QUARRIES - SURFACE WORKERS 73 GAS, COKE AND CHEMICAL MAKERS 74 GLASS AND CERAMICS PROCESS WORKERS N E C 75 FURNACE, FOUNDRY, FORGE WORKERS N E C 76 ASSEMBLERS (ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC) 77 MACHINE TOOL OPERATORS, PRESS WORKERS, STAMPERS 78 INSPECTORS (METAL AND ELECTRICAL GOODS) 79 TEXTILES - SPINNERS, WINDERS, RULERS 81 BOILER FIREMEN, SEALERS 82 POSTMEN, MAIL SORTERS 83 BUS AND TRAM CONDUCTORS 84 WAREHOUSEMEN, STOREKEEPERS, PACKERS, BOTTLERS 85 ROUNDSMEN (BREAD, MILK, LAUNDRY) 86 CHIMNEY SWEEPS 87 LAUNDERERS 88 HOSPITAL AND WARD ORDERLIES 80 OTHER SEMI-SKILLED WORKERS, N E C UNSKILLED MANUAL WORKERS (S E G 11) 90 LABOURERS AND UNSKILLED WORKERS, N E C 91 MESSENGERS, PORTERS, RAILWAY TICKET COLLECTORS 92 STEVEDORES, DOCK LABOURERS, LORRY DRIVER'S MATES 93 KITCHEN HANDS, CHARWOMEN, OFFICE CLEANERS, WINDOW CLEANERS OWN ACCOUNT WORKERS (S E G 12) 94 PERSONS WORKING ON OWN ACCOUNT, NO DEGREE, NO EMPLOYEES OTHER THAN FAMILY FARMERS AND AGRICULTURAL WORKERS (S E G 13,14,15) 95 FARM EMPLOYERS AND MANAGERS 96 AGRICULTURAL WORKERS 97 ARMED FORCES 98 STUDENTS 99 HOUSEWIVES 9& UNEMPLOYED -- NA && DK 23 35 WHICH PARTY WOULD YOU SAY YOUR FATHER USUALLY SUPPORTED? 1 UNIONIST/LIBERAL UNIONIST 2 NI LABOUR 3 LIBERAL 4 NATIONALIST, SINN FEIN 5 COMMUNIST 6 REPUBLICAN LABOUR PARTY 7 ILP (INDEPENDENT LABOUR) 8 PROTESTANT UNIONIST 9 OTHER, (CARD) 0 INAP, FATHER IMMIGRANT, NO BRITISH PARTY & DK INDEPENDENT OTHER, DOESN'T VOTE - NA REFUSED TO ANSWER 24 36 HAVE YOU ANY RELATIVES WHO ARE OR WERE ACTIVE IN POLITICS? 1 YES 5 NO 8 DK 9 NA 36A (IF YES) WHO ARE THEY? WHAT DID THEY DO IN POLITICS? CODER: CODE UP TO THREE TYPES RELATIVES. PRIORITY CODE: CODE LOWEST CODES FIRST. USE "RELATIVES IN POLITICS" CODE ON FOLLOWING PAGE 25-26 FIRST TYPE OF RELATIVE 27-28 POSITIONS HELD OR RAN FOR CODER: CODE UP TO TWO POSITIONS. PRIORITY CODE: CODE LOWEST CODES FIRST. USE "POSITIONS HELD OR RAN FOR" CODE ON FOLLOWING PAGE 29-30 SECOND TYPE OF RELATIVE 31-32 POSITIONS HELD OR RAN FOR 33-34 THIRD TYPE OF RELATIVE 35-36 POSITIONS HELD OR RAN FOR 37 39 DO YOU BELONG TO A TRADE UNION OR PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION? 1 YES 3 USED TO, BUT NOT NOW 5 NO 8 DK 9 NA RELATIVES IN POLITICS 00 NONE, NO OTHER RELATIVES CLOSE RELATIVES 11 FATHER 12 MOTHER 13 BROTHER 14 SISTER 15 SPOUSE 16 SON 17 DAUGHTER 18 GRANDFATHER 19 GRANDMOTHER OTHER RELATIVES (OWN SIDE) 21 UNCLE 22 AUNT 23 COUSIN 24 NEPHEW 25. NIECE 29 OTHER RELATIVES IN-LAWS 31 FATHER-IN-LAW 32 MOTHER-IN-LAW 33 BROTHER-IN-LAW 34 SISTER-IN-LAW 35 SON-IN-LAW 36 DAUGHTER-IN-LAW 40 OTHER IN-LAWS 88 DK 99 NA POSITIONS RELATIVES HELD OR RAN FOR 0 NO POSITION, NO OTHER POSITION 1 NATIONAL ELECTIVE OFFICE 2 BELFAST ELECTIVE OFFICE 3 OTHER ELECTIVE OFFICE 4 MAGISTRATE, JUSTICE OF PEACE 5 MEMBER OF ADVISORY COMMITTEE TO LOCAL, REGIONAL OR CENTRAL GOVERNMENT 6 MEMBER OF LOCAL, REGIONAL OR NATIONAL MANAGING BOARD OF PUBLIC CORPORATION OR TRUST 7 ACTIVE IN PARTY WORK 8 ACTIVE IN UNION POLITICAL WORK 9 OTHER (MAKE A CARD) - NA & NI ELECTIVE OFFICE 38 37A WHY DO YOU THINK PEOPLE LIKE YOU JOIN A TRADE UNION/PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION? 1 TO IMPROVE WAGES AND CONDITIONS/PROTECT (PROFESSIONAL) INTERESTS 2 PEOPLE THINK IT IMPROVES WAGES AND CONDITIONS, BUT IT DOESN'T. (IMPLICATION THAT R WAS HOODWINKED INTO JOINING) 3 AS A SAFEGUARD AGAINST DISCRIMINATION BY EMPLOYERS. STRONGER BODY, UNIT 4 COMPELLED TO 5 TO KEEP IN TOUCH WITH TECHNICAL ADVANCES 6 THOUGHT, SERVICE FOR OTHERS 7 FOR POLITICAL REASONS, NO ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS 8 OTHER REASONS 9 DK 0 INAP, R NOT A MEMBER - NA CODER: PLEASE SKIP CLASS QUESTION 38 SERIES AT THIS POINT AND PROCEED TO QUESTION 39. RETURN TO QUESTION 38 IN DECK 09. 39 39 DO YOU REGARD YOURSELF AS BELONGING TO ANY RELIGIOUS FAITH? 1 YES 5 NO 8 DK 9 NA 40 39A (IF YES) WHAT FAITH IS THAT? (IF PROTESTANT, IF NECESSARY) WHAT DENOMINATION DO YOU CONSIDER YOURSELF? 0 INAP, NOT A BELIEVER 1 (EPISCOPALIAN, ANGLICAN) CHURCH OF IRELAND 2 PRESBYTERIAN 3 OTHER PROTESTANT 4 PROTESTANT, NO FURTHER SPECIFICATION 5 ROMAN CATHOLIC, CATHOLIC 6 JEWISH 7 OTHER (MAKE A CARD) 9 NA 41 39B HAVE YOU ATTENDED A CHURCH SERVICE DURING THE LAST FOUR WEEKS? 1 YES 5 NO 8 DK 9 NA 0 INAP, NOT A BELIEVER 42 40 (HAND RESPONDENT CARD) WITH WHOM DO YOU FEEL THAT YOU HAVE MOST IN COMMON? A PROTESTANT PERSON OF THE SAME CLASS AS YOURSELF A PROTESTANT PERSON OF A DIFFERENT CLASS FROM YOURSELF A CATHOLIC PERSON OF THE SAME CLASS AS YOURSELF A CATHOLIC PERSON OF A DIFFERENT CLASS FROM YOURSELF 1 PROTESTANT SAME CLASS 2 PROTESTANT DIFFERENT CLASS 3 CATHOLIC SAME CLASS 4 CATHOLIC DIFFERENT CLASS 8 DK 9 NA 0 PREFERENCE, DEPENDS ON PERSON & REFUSED TO ANSWER 43 41 APART FROM THAT PERSON WITH WHOM OF THEM DO YOU FEEL THAT YOU HAVE MOST IN COMMON? 1 PROTESTANT SAME CLASS 2 PROTESTANT DIFFERENT CLASS 3 CATHOLIC SAME CLASS 4 CATHOLIC DIFFERENT CLASS 8 DK 9 NA 0 NO PREFERENCE, DEPENDS ON PERSON & REFUSED TO ANSWER 44 42 SUPPOSE SOMEBODY SUGGESTED THAT THE CORPORATION SHOULD DELIBERATELY MIX CATHOLICS AND PROTESTANTS ON COUNCIL HOUSING ESTATES, WOULD YOU AGREE OR DISAGREE WITH THIS PROPOSAL? 1 AGREE VERY STRONGLY 2 AGREE FAIRLY STRONGLY 3 AGREE NOT STRONGLY 4 AGREE DON'T KNOW HOW STRONGLY 5 DK NEUTRAL 6 DISAGREE, DON'T KNOW HOW STRONGLY 7 DISAGREE NOT STRONGLY 8 DISAGREE FAIRLY STRONGLY 9 DISAGREE VERY STRONGLY - NA 45 QUALIFICATIONS ADDED TO RESPONSE TO Q42 1 TIME IS NOT RIPE BECAUSE EG OF DISAGREEMENT AMONG CHURCHES, RELIGIOUS DISTURBANCES 2 PROVIDED INTEGRATION WAS NOT FORCED ON ANYONE 3 PROVIDED THAT CONDITIONS WERE AGREED BY NEGOTIATIONS AMONG THE VARIOUS CHURCHES 4 SHOULD BE NO RELIGIOUS SEGREGATION 5 MAKES NO DIFFERENCE TO ME 6 WOULD WORK UNDER SOME CIRCUMSTANCES (EG WITH MIDDLE CLASS PERSONS) BUT NOT UNDER OTHERS 8 WOULD HELP INTEGRATION OF RELIGIOUS COMMUNITIES 9 OTHER 0 INAP, NO QUALIFICATIONS MADE 46 43 (BY OBSERVATION) SEX 1 MALE 2 FEMALE STUDY 266 DECK 09 COLUMN NUMBER CODE 1-3 STUDY NUMBER (266) 4-6 INTERVIEW NUMBER 7-8 DECK NUMBER (09) 9 38 THERE'S QUITE A BIT OF TALK THESE DAYS ABOUT DIFFERENT SOCIAL CLASSES. DO YOU EVER THINK OF YOURSELF AS BEING IN ONE OF THESE CLASSES? 1 YES 5 NO 8 DK 9 NA 38A (IF YES) WHAT CLASS IS THAT? 38B (IF NO OR DK) WELL IF YOU HAD TO MAKE A CHOICE WHAT CLASS WOULD YOU CALL YOURSELF? 38C WHAT (OTHER) SOCIAL CLASSES WOULD YOU SAY THERE WERE? 38D (FOR EACH CLASS MENTIONED IN 38A, 38B, AND 38C) WHAT SORTS OF PEOPLE DO YOU MEAN WHEN YOU TALK ABOUT .....? 10 38B,C 0 R IDENTIFIES WITH A CLASS NORMALLY 1 R IDENTIFIES WITH A CLASS IF HE HAS TO MAKE A CHOICE 3 R DOES NOT IDENTIFY WITH A CLASS BUT SEES A CLASS STRUCTURE 5 R DOES NOT IDENTIFY WITH A CLASS AND SEES NO CLASS STRUCTURE 7 REFUSED TO ANSWER 42B) 42C) 9 NA 11-12 R'S CLASS OR FIRST CLASS NAMED CODER USE MASTER CLASS NAMES CODE 13-18 R'S CLASS OR FIRST CLASS NAMED. WHAT SORTS OF PEOPLE DOES R MEAN? CODE UP TO THREE RESPONSES IN ORDER GIVEN BY RESPONDENT. USE MASTER CLASS DESCRIPTION CODE BELOW 19-20 NAME OF SECOND CLASS R SEES. SAME CODE AS COLUMNS 11-12 MASTER CLASS NAMES CODE 00 NO CLASS, NO OTHER CLASSES NAMED 11 ARISTOCRACY, COUNTRY GENTRY, ROYALTY 12 POLITICIANS 21 UPPER, MONEYED, WELL TO DO 22 CAPITALIST CLASS 23 ADMINISTRATORS, MANAGERIAL 31 UPPER MIDDLE 32 PROFESSIONAL 33 MIDDLE, AVERAGE 34 LOWER MIDDLE 41 COMMERCIAL 42 BUSINESS 51 UPPER WORKING 52 ARTISAN 53 WORKING 54 LOWER WORKING 61 POOR, LOWER, LOW 71 LAYABOUT, PARASITE, NON-WORKING 80 OTHER (MAKE A CARD) 88 DK 99 NA MASTER CLASS DESCRIPTION CODE WHAT SORTS OF PEOPLE DO YOU MEAN WHEN YOU TALK ABOUT ..... 00 INAP, NO CLASSES NO OTHER CLASSES GENERAL CATEGORIES 11 ORDINARY PEOPLE 12 HIGH BORN, LORDS AND LADIES 13 NICE PEOPLE, GOOD PEOPLE, RESPECTABLE 14 POLITICIANS, PEOPLE IN THE GOVERNMENT, IN AUTHORITY GENERAL SOCIAL CATEGORIES 21 PEOPLE WHO HAVE TO WORK/WORK HARD/WORK LONG HOURS 22 PEOPLE WHO DON'T HAVE TO WORK/WORK SHORT HOURS 23 EXPLOITED 24 EXPLOITERS 25 PEOPLE WITH EDUCATION 26 PEOPLE WITHOUT EDUCATION 27 BETTER OFF THAN I AM (EXPLICIT COMPARISON) 28 WORSE OFF THAN I AM (EXPLICIT COMPARISON) 29 PEOPLE LIKE MYSELF TYPES OF EMPLOYMENT 31 UNSKILLED WORKERS 32 SKILLED WORKERS 33 CLERICAL WORKERS, WHITE COLLAR WORKERS 34 FOREMEN, SUPERVISORS 35 SMALL BUSINESSMEN, SELF-EMPLOYED 36 BIG BUSINESSMEN, MANAGERS, EMPLOYERS 37 BUSINESSMEN (UNSPECIFIED) 38 HIGHER PROFESSIONAL 39 PROFESSIONAL 30 (MANUAL) WORKERS 3- OTHER REFERENCE TO TYPE OF JOB AMOUNTS OF MONEY (UNSPECIFIED) 40 PEOPLE WITH A LOT OF MONEY, SOCIALITIES, WELL OFF, WELL TO DO 41 PEOPLE WITH ENOUGH MONEY 42 PEOPLE WITH JUST ENOUGH TO SCRAPE ALONG 43 PEOPLE WITH NOTHING, ON DOLE, ON PUBLIC ASSISTANCE 44 BETTER OFF THAN THE WORKING CLASS 45 WORSE OFF THAN MIDDLE CLASS REFERENCE TO SECURITY 47 PEOPLE WITH SECURITY 48 PEOPLE WITHOUT SECURITY AMOUNT OF EARNINGS 50 UP TO $10 WEEKLY (UP TO $520 PA) 51 $10-$14 WEEKLY ($520-$729 PA) 52 $15-$24 WEEKLY ($730-$1249 PA) 53 $25-$39 WEEKLY ($1250-$2019 PA) 54 $40-$59 WEEKLY ($2020-$3099 PA) 55 ABOVE $60 WEEKLY (OVER $3100) 5- OTHER REFERENCE TO AMOUNTS OF EARNINGS TYPE OF EARNINGS 60 PRIVATE MEANS OR RENT 61 SALARY EARNERS 62 WAGE EARNERS ASSOCIATIONAL 63 MEMBERS OF TRADE UNIONS OVERT MORAL REFERENCE 65 SNOBS 66 PEOPLE WHO HAVE TRIED TO BETTER THEMSELVES 67 PEOPLE WHO HAVE NOT TRIED TO BETTER THEMSELVES 68 PEOPLE WHO KEEP THE COUNTRY GOING 69 LAYABOUTS, DREGS, UNCIVILISED OWNERSHIP 71 OWNS HOUSE/CAR/WASHING MACHINE/OTHER APPLIANCES 72 OWNS OWN BUSINESS 73 OTHER OWNERSHIP CRITERIA (MAKE A CARD) 74 LANDED PEOPLE (LANDOWNERS), LANDED GENTRY 75 CAPITALISTS FACTORY OWNERS 77 OTHERS (MAKE A CARD) LIVE IN PARTICULAR STYLE 81 LIVE IN PARTICULAR AREA 82 LIVE IN PARTICULAR TYPE OF HOUSING 83 PEOPLE WITH LARGE FAMILIES 84 PEOPLE WHO LOOK AFTER HOME AND FAMILY WELL, GIVE CHILDREN A GOOD START IN LIFE 88 DK 99 NA 21-26 SECOND CLASS R NAMES. WHAT SORTS OF PEOPLE DOES R MEAN? CODE SAME AS COLUMNS 13-18 REPEAT THIS PATTERN NOW FOR UP TO SEVEN CLASSES 27-28 THIRD CLASS NAMED 29-34 DESCRIPTION OF THIRD CLASS NAMED 35-36 FOURTH CLASS NAMED 37-42 DESCRIPTION OF FOURTH CLASS NAMED 43-44 FIFTH CLASS NAMED 45-50 DESCRIPTION OF FIFTH CLASS NAMED 51-52 SIXTH CLASS NAMED 53-58 DESCRIPTION OF SIXTH CLASS NAMED 59-60 SEVENTH CLASS NAMED 61-66 DESCRIPTION OF SEVENTH CLASS NAMED 67 NUMBER OF CLASSES R SEES 0 NONE 1 ONE 2 TWO 3 THREE 4 FOUR 5 FIVE 6 SIX 7 SEVEN OR MORE 8 INDETERMINATE FROM DESCRIPTION 9 NA 68 NUMBER OF CLASSES R SEES ABOVE HIS OWN USE SAME CODE AS COLUMNS 67 BUT ADD: & INAP R SEES NO CLASSES AT ALL, R DOES NOT IDENTIFY WITH A CLASS 69 NUMBER OF CLASSES R SEES BELOW HIS OWN USE SAME CODE AS COLUMN 68

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