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THIS FORM MUST BE RETURNED TO THE FIG POLICY UNIT BY FRIDAY 20TH APRIL 2012
FALKLAND ISLANDS CENSUS
2012
HOUSEHOLD ADDRESS
ESSENTIAL INFORMATION
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This is the official
form for all the
people at this
address. It is quick
and easy, and your
answers are
protected by law.
Complete the
Census and assist
If you require any further
information or assistance
to complete your form
please telephone
28422 or 28429
between 0815—1145 and
1315—1615
Monday to Friday
or
visit the Census Help
Centre at the West Store
Café between Monday
16th and Wednesday 18th
April between 1500 and
1900.
Government in
planning the longterm development
of the Islands.
CENSUS FORM
NUMBER
(For Internal Policy Unit use
only)
Your answers should relate to the date of
the Census, i.e. Sunday 15th April
Completion of a Census form is
compulsory.
If a person refuses to complete a Census
form, or deliberately gives false
information, a criminal offence is
committed and the person may be liable
to a fine or a civil penalty.
All of the information you supply in this
form will be treated confidentially.
The address of the household and your
names will not be published in any
Census report.
Only official enumerators will have access
to completed Census forms. After
analysis, Census returns will be sealed
and retained in the Government Archives
for at least 100 years, after which time
they may be made available for public
inspection.
COMPLETING THE FORM
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Part 1 (Household) should be completed
for all Households.
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Details should also be completed for all
persons who form part of the household
on Census night.
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Include in Part 2 persons who normally
form part of the household even if they
are temporarily absent on Census night
(e.g. overseas on holiday or business, or
attending education or training).
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Include in Part 3 persons in the
household who usually live outside the
Falklands and are only temporarily
visiting the Islands (less than 3 months).
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DO NOT INCLUDE Members of the UK
Armed Forces currently serving in the
Islands or their dependents.
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REMEMBER –ANSWERS SHOULD RELATE TO CENSUS NIGHT, SUNDAY 15th APRIL 2012
Census forms should be returned by the 20th of April 2012
COMPLETION OF THE FORM
Every household must complete Part 1 of the form (relating to the Household). Each member of the household must also
complete Part 2 of the form (or have someone complete this form for them).
INCLUDE in PART 2:
All persons who normally form part of the household on Census night.
Those persons who normally form part of the household but are temporarily absent from the household on Census night (for
example Camp children attending Stanley House, or persons temporarily overseas on holiday, on business, or for education or
training purposes).
INCLUDE IN PART 3:
Temporary Visitors to the Falkland Islands who normally live elsewhere (those persons visiting on holiday or for other reasons
who will be in the Islands for less than 3 months) who are present in the household on Census night. Their details should not
be included in Part 2 (Personal Questions).
DO NOT INCLUDE:
Persons staying temporarily with the Household on Census night who are members of the UK Armed Forces currently serving
in the Falkland Islands or their dependents.
If you have any questions or require any guidance in order to complete the form, please contact the Policy Unit on 28422 or
28429, or visit the dedicated help centre detailed on the front page of this form.
HOUSEHOLD QUESTIONS
There are 14 household questions each starting with the letter H which relate to the household to which the form is sent. A
household means either one person living alone or a group of two or more persons (who may or may not be related to each
other) living, or staying temporarily, at the same address sharing or participating in common housekeeping.
The Householder - A householder means a person aged 16 years or over who is head, joint head, or acting head of a
household who is resident in the Falkland Islands on Census night.
Why are these questions asked? - The answers to these questions provide an indication of the size of homes, the cost of
housing and the extent of overcrowding. This information will help Government to assess housing need and plan for the
future. The kind of place a person calls home, the number of vehicles a person owns, and the number of household
appliances they have are very closely related to that person’s standard of living.
PERSONAL QUESTIONS
Why are these questions asked?
Name, Address, Date of Birth and Relationship - these details are required so that enumerators can check that all
relevant persons have been included in the Census. The Census report will not publish a person’s name or address. Knowing
how many men, women and children of different ages are located in different parts of the Falkland Islands helps in working
out the need for education and health services.
Country of birth, citizenship and national identity - an understanding of the origins of all the people who call the
Falklands home is essential in developing policies and services which reflect the needs of society.
Language spoken at home - knowing which other languages are spoken at home and how well English is spoken helps in
planning for education resources for teaching English.
Jobs and work - information on how many people are working or looking for work tells us a lot about what is happening in
society and the economy. Information on unpaid work helps to measure the contribution of such activities to society and the
economy.
Income – information on income provides an indication of living standards and, along with information on the cost of
housing, helps to determine the affordability of housing in the Islands.
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PART 1 - HOUSEHOLD
This part of the form should be completed by the
householder i.e. the head, joint head or acting head of a
household in the Falkland Islands on Census night. If an
accommodation is unoccupied, the owner must still
complete this first section entitled ‘household’.
Please write answers in BLOCK CAPITALS using BLUE or
BLACK pen.
x
Please mark boxes with a cross
-----------------------------------------------------------H) Mark the space that best describes the type of
accommodation your household occupies:
A HOUSE that is:
[ ]Detached [ ]Semi Detached
[ ]Terraced
A FLAT, MAISONETTE or APARTMENT that is:
[
[
[
[
]In a purpose built block of flats
]Part of a converted or shared house
]A converted outbuilding
]In a commercial building (for example in an office building,
or hotel, or over a shop)
H1) How many bedrooms are there in your
accommodation? That is, if you were to put your house up for sale,
how many bedrooms would you say there were?
bedrooms
H2) How old is your accommodation? If you do not know the
exact age of your accommodation then you should estimate the age and
put a cross in the appropriate box. The Brewster Houses were built in
1983-84; the Jersey Estate Houses in 1989; and the East Stanley
Development began in 1998.
[ ]0-5 years [ ]6-10 years [ ]11-30 years
[ ]Greater than 30 years
The following questions relating to the cost of accommodation and
utilities seek to find out to what extent housing is affordable.
H3) A) Do you or someone in your household own or rent
your accommodation?
[ ]Own outright (free and clear of any mortgage or loan)
Go to question H4.
[ ]Own with a mortgage. Go to question H3 part B below.
[ ]Rent. Go to question H3 part C below.
[ ]Live here rent free. Go to question H4 on page 4.
In a MOBILE or TEMPORARY STRUCTURE that is:
[ ]A mobile home or portacabin adapted for permanent use
[ ]A caravan
[ ]In any other mobile or temporary stucture
Other, such as yacht etc (please state)
B) If paying a mortgage in respect of the property your
household occupies, how much is paid ANNUALLY in
respect of mortgage repayments on this property?
[
[
[
[
]Less than £1,000
]£3,001-£5,000
]£7,001-£9,000
]£11,001 or more
[ ]£1,000-£3,000
[ ]£5,001-£7,000
[ ]£9,001-£11,000
If paying a mortgage, please now go to Question H4 on page 4
Are you civilian support personnel at MPC or other
military sites in the Falklands or are you and all members
of your household normally resident overseas and only
temporarily residing in the Islands (for less than 3
months)?
[ ]No – Go to question H1
[ ]Yes – If yes, you do not need to complete the remaining
household questions. Please now go to Part P on page 6 and
read the instructions before continuing.
C) If paying rent, how much does the household pay to
the owner (or to their agent) for this dwelling
ANNUALLY?
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[
[
]Less than £1,000
]£3,001-£5,000
]£7,001-£9,000
]£11,001 or more
[ ]£1,000-£3,000
[ ]£5,001-£7,000
[ ]£9,001-£11,000
If paying rent please answer H3 Part D:
D) Does this rent include any meals?
[ ]Yes
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H4) What is the MAIN fuel used for heating in your
accommodation?
[ ]Kerosene
[ ]Electricity
[ ]Peat
B) Kerosene, Oil, Peat, Coal, Wood etc
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[
[ ]Diesel Oil
[ ]Gas
[ ]Other (please state)
] Less than £750
[ ]£750 - £1,000
]£1,000 - £1,250
[ ]£1,251 - £1,500
]£1,501 - £1,750
[ ]£1,751 - £2,000
]£2,001 or more
[ ]Included in rent
]No charge or these fuels not used
C) Gas
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[
[
[
[
H5) What is the MAIN fuel used for cooking in your
accommodation?
[ ]Kerosene
[ ]Electricity
[ ]Peat
[ ]Diesel Oil
[ ]Gas
[ ]Other (please state)
]Less than £100
[ ]£100-£300
]£301-£500
[ ]£501-£700
]£701-£900
[ ]£901-£1,100
]£1,101 or more
[ ]Included in rent
]No charge or gas not used
H8) Is your accommodation wholly or partially provided
with central heating?
Central heating is defined as a system for heating a room or rooms by
radiators or air vents connected by pipes or ducts to a central source of
heat, such as a boiler. It includes: gas, oil or solid fuel central heating,
night storage heaters, warm air heating and underfloor heating. If you
have central heating available indicate this WHETHER OR NOT you use
it.
H6) What is the MAIN source of electrical power
for your household's accommodation?
[ ]NONE of the accommodation has central heating
[ ]SOME of the accommodation (i.e. some living areas) has
[ ]Stanley Power Station (Power Station Diesel Generators and
central heating
Sand Bay Wind Farm)
[ ]ALL of the accommodation (i.e. all living areas) have central
[ ]Wind
[ ]Diesel Oil (i.e. Private generator)
[ ]Settlement generator
heating
H9) In your opinion
accommodation:
H7) What is the ANNUAL cost of electricity and fuel (for
heating
and
cooking)
for
your
household's
accommodation? If you have lived here less than a year, please
estimate the annual cost.
]Less than £750
]£1,000 - £1,250
]£1,501 - £1,750
]£2,001 or more
the
[ ]Fairly Good
standard
of
your
[ ]Not Good
H10) In your opinion is the accommodation suitable for
the basic needs of the household?
[ ]Yes
A) Electricity
[
[
[
[
[ ]Good
is
[ ]No
[ ]£750 - £1,000
[ ]£1,251 - £1,500
[ ]£1,751 - £2,000
[ ]Included in rent
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H11) Do you or another person in this household
(excluding temporary visitors) own or rent/lease a
second home in the Falkland Islands? Please mark all the
boxes that apply to this second home. If more than one second home is
owned or rented, please place a number in the box to represent how
many homes are owned or rented in each category.
[ ]No, or only property outside of the Falkland Islands—go to
question H12 below
[ ]Yes and it is/they are:
[ ]In Stanley and
[ ]Owned, for personal use (e.g. second home/holiday
home)
[ ]Owned and rented out
[ ]Rented/leased by you as a tenant
[ ]In Camp and
[ ]Owned, for personal use (e.g. second home/holiday
home)
[ ]Owned and rented out
[ ]Rented/leased by you as a tenant
H12) A) How many motor vehicles are owned or
available for use by members of your household? Do not
count any vehicle that is not currently in working order, vehicles that
belong to visitors, vehicles that this household borrows occasionally from
another household, vehicles that can be used ONLY for work. Company
cars that are available for personal use should be counted.
[ ]None - Go to question H13
[ ]One or more - Please answer part B below
B) Place a number in the box to represent how
many vehicles are available for use in each
category?
[
[
[
[
H13) Please indicate which of the appliances listed
below are available in your household's accommodation.
Do not include anything that is disconnected or broken. Place a number
in the box to represent how many of each of the appliances below are
available for use in your house.
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[
[
[
[
[
[
[
[
[
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[
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]Computer
]Telephone (Landline)
]Mobile telephone
]2 metre radio
]Fridge
]Deep Freeze
]Fridge/Freezer
]Washing machine
]Dishwasher
]Television Set
]Cable/satellite television (Paid Subscription)
]DVD player
]Digital Television Recorder
] Blu-Ray Player
] MP3 Player (e.g. i-Pod)
] Tablet Computer (e.g. i-Pad)
] Smoke alarm
] Carbon monoxide detector
] Fire extinguisher
H14) Does the Household have access to the internet at
this address?
[ ]Yes
[ ]No
]Car or van or other 2 wheel drive vehicle
]Four wheel drive vehicle
]Motorcycle or quad bike
]Other (Please state number and type of vehicle below)
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REMEMBER –ANSWERS SHOULD RELATE TO CENSUS NIGHT, SUNDAY 15th APRIL 2012
Person 1 – householder or joint householder
Part 2 - Personal Questions
P1) What is the person’s full name?
A)
Answers in Part 2 are required of every person who
normally forms part of the household.
Include in Part 2:
Persons who normally form part of the household
including any children and those who are temporarily
absent (for example Camp children staying at Stanley
House or persons absent from the Islands on holiday or
attending school or training).
Last Name/Family Name
B)
Forenames (Include all names, do not use initials)
Any newly born baby, even if still in hospital (in the
Islands or overseas).
C) What is the person’s sex?
Do not include in Part 2:
Persons who are staying overnight in the household on
Census night who usually live outside the Falkland Islands
and are temporary visitors (e.g. people visiting the Islands
on holiday or for other reasons who are will be present in
the Islands for less than three months). These people
should be included in Part 3.
[ ]Male
[ ]Female
What is the person’s date of birth?
Print numbers in boxes
Members of the UK Armed Forces currently serving in the
Falkland Islands, or their dependents.
Day
P How many persons should be included in Part 2 (as
detailed above)? Please place number of persons to be
P2) Present Marital Status
Year of birth
For the avoidance of doubt, even if the person is living apart from their
spouse he or she is "married" unless there has been a formal end to the
marriage by Decree Absolute or Annulment.
included in the box below:
If the number in this box is zero, please go to Part 3 on
page 18 and read the instructions before continuing.
If there aren’t sufficient sections in ‘Part 2-Personal
Questions’ to include details for all persons included in the
box above, please contact the Policy Unit by telephoning
28422 or 28429 or by emailing [email protected] to
obtain additional Person forms.
The householder or joint householder should first
complete the personal questions headed Person 1. They
should then complete the details for Person 2, Person 3
etc. until details have been completed for all members of
the household (unless any person aged 16 years or over
in the household completes Part 2 of the form in respect
of themselves).
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Month
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[
[
]Never Married
]Married
]Married but permanently separated
]Cohabiting
]Divorced and not now married
]Widow or Widower
]Other (please state)
P3) Where was this person on Census night?
[ ]At the address at the front of this form
[ ]Elsewhere in the Falkland Islands
[ ]Outside the Falkland Islands
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P4) What is this person's usual address? For children and
students who live away from home during term time (i.e. Camp children
living at Stanley House or those at college or university overseas), the
address on the front of the Census form should be regarded as their
usual address.
[ ]The Address on the front of this form
[ ]Elsewhere - Please write full address below - DO NOT use
PO Box number
C) Did the person arrive in the Falkland Islands within 6
months of birth?
[ ]Yes Go to part D
[ ]No Go to Question P7
D) Was the person born outside the Falkland Islands for
medical reasons?
[ ]Yes
[ ]No
P5) A) Where was this person normally resident TEN
YEARS AGO?
P7) How long has the person been resident in the
Falkland Islands? Periods of temporary absence (such as overseas
[
[
[
[
trips for medical treatment, holidays or business) should be ignored
when calculating the duration of a person's residence.
]Stanley Go to Question P6
]Camp Go to Question P6
]Overseas Please answer P5 part B
]Person less than 10 years old Go to Question P6
B) Has this person returned to the Falkland Islands after
an absence of more than ten years? Do not count any times
during their absence in which they may have returned temporarily for
holidays etc.
[ ]No Go to Question P6
[ ]Yes - If Yes please state how long they were away
[
[
[
[
]2 years or less
]3 to 5 years
]6 to 10 years
]More than 10 years
P8) Which of the following immigration categories
applies to this person? If you are unsure which immigration
category below applies to this person, further assistance can be obtained
by telephoning the Customs and Immigration Department on 27340 or
by emailing [email protected]
Years
[ ]Holder of a Visitor’s Permit
[ ]Exempt from immigration control by reason of employment
P6) Country of Birth
A) Was this person born in the Falkland Islands?
with UK Ministry of Defence or another part of UK
Government (or is the spouse/dependent of such a person)
[ ]Yes Go to Question P7
[ ]No Answer Parts B and C
B) Where was the person born? If the person was born in a
country other than those stated below, please state the person' s country
of birth. If the name of the country has changed since the person was
born there, the most modern or present name should be given.
[ ]United Kingdom (the UK consists of the countries of England,
Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland but does not include the Channel
Islands, the Isle of Man or the Republic of Ireland (Eire).
[ ]St Helena
[
[
[
[
]Work Permit Holder
]Temporary Residence Permit Holder
]Permanent Residence Permit Holder
]Falkland Islander/Falkland Islands
Status Holder – If a
Falkland Islander/Falkland Islands Status Holder, does this
person have a Falkland Islands Status stamp in their
passport?
[ ]No Go to Question P9
[ ]Yes – If yes please state the number on
[ ]Chile
this stamp below
Other country (please state)
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P12) Religion. Answering this question is voluntary
P9) What is the person's Citizenship?
If this person holds more than one citizenship, please state the one
which they consider to be their MAIN citizenship
[ ]British Citizen
[ ]British Overseas Territories Citizen
[ ]Citizen of another country - Please state below
What is the person's religion?
[ ]No religion
[ ]Buddhist
[ ]Sikh
P10) National Identity.
National Identity is not necessarily
related to the place a person was born or their citizenship, but is more
the cultural group they most closely identify with. For example, a person
may have been born in the UK but consider themselves a Falkland
Islander.
P13) Employment
A) What is this person's employment status?
[
[
[
[
How would this person describe their national
identity?
[ ]Falkland Islander
[ ]British
[ ]St Helenian
[ ]Chilean
[ ]Other - please state below
[ ]Christian
[ ]Jewish
[ ]Hindu
[ ]Muslim
[ ]Any other religion -please state below
]Employed Go to part B
]Unemployed Go to question P14 on Page 10
]Not working for other reasons Go to question P14 on Page 10
]Retired and not working Go to question P15 on Page 10
B) Does this person work as an employee or are they
self-employed? Please answer the following question about your
MAIN job (your MAIN job is the job in which you usually work the most
hours).
P11) Does this person speak a language other than
English at home? If the person is too young to talk answer no.
[ ]No Go to Question P12
[ ]Yes - Please state which language below
[ ]Employee
[ ]Self Employed with employees
[ ]Self Employed without employees
C) In this job, what is the person’s main occupation? For
example, administrative manager, clerk, book-keeper, restaurant/hotel
manager or worker, cleaner, farm manager, farmer, agriculture worker,
fisherman, computer operator, cook, waitress, barperson, shop assistant,
tour guide, plumber, carpenter, builder, journalist etc.
If in doubt please state person's job title or main role and type of work
undertaken.
B) How well does this person speak English?
In respect of FIG employees just state job title.
[ ]Very well
[ ]Not well
Please state the person’s main occupation.
[ ]Well
[ ]Not at all
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D) In terms of the job above, which economic activity is
the person working in?
F) In this person's secondary job, what is their
occupation? For example, administrative manager, clerk, book-
[ ]Public
keeper, restaurant/hotel manager or worker, cleaner, farm manager,
farmer, agricultural worker, fisherman, computer operator, cook,
waitress, barperson, shop assistant, tour guide, plumber, carpenter,
builder, journalist etc.
Service (FIG) – If Public Service (FIG), please state
Department/Section below
If in doubt please state person's job title or main role and type of work
undertaken.
In respect of FIG employees just write job title
[
[
[
[
]Agriculture
]Fishing
]Construction
]Mining and
Please state this person's secondary occupation
Quarrying including oil and gas exploration
activities
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[
[
[
[
[
[
[
[
[
[
G) In terms of the job above, which economic activity is
the person working in?
]Electricity, Water and Gas
]Wholesale and Retail Trade
]Hospitality (hotels, restaurants, pubs etc)
]Transport and Storage
]Communication
]Financing
]Insurance
]Real Estate
]Business Services
]Community, Social and Personal Services
]Other Please state below
[ ]Public
[
[
[
[
[ ]Yes
If yes, please answer the following questions:
In this job does this person work as an employee or are
they self employed?
[ ]An employee
[ ]Self Employed with employees
[ ]Self Employed without employees
]Agriculture
]Fishing
]Construction
]Mining and
Quarrying including oil and gas exploration
activities
E) Does the person have a secondary or part-time
occupation in addition to their main occupation?
[ ]No Go to part I on Page 10
Service (FIG) – If Public Service (FIG), please state
Department/Section below
[
[
[
[
[
[
[
[
[
[
[
]Electricity, Water and Gas
]Wholesale and Retail Trade
]Hospitality (hotels, restaurants, pubs etc)
]Transport and Storage
]Communication
]Financing
]Insurance
]Real Estate
]Business Services
]Community, Social and Personal Services
]Other Please state below
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H) Does this person undertake any regular paid
employment in addition to the two jobs mentioned
above? Only include employment undertaken on a regular basis. Do
B) If a job were available, would the person be able to
start straight away?
not include casual or ad hoc employment
[ ]Yes
[ ]No
[ ]No Please answer Part I
[ ]Yes If you answer yes, please list the additional job or jobs below
and then answer part I
C) Is the person doing any of the following? Mark a cross in
all boxes that apply to this person.
[ ]Household work, cooking, repairs, gardening etc. for their
own household
[ ]Looking after a child who is a member of their household
[ ]Looking after a member of their household who is ill or has
a disability
[ ]Looking after a child (who does NOT live in their household)
on an unpaid basis
[ ]Helping someone who is ill or has a disability (who does
NOT live in their household) on an unpaid basis
[ ]Other helping or voluntary (unpaid) work for or through any
organisation or group
[ ]Attending or studying for 20 hours or more per week at
school or any other place
I) Please state the total number of paid hours the person
normally works per week in all jobs. Complete if employed or
[ ]Attending or studying for less than 20 hours per week at
school or any other place
self employed.
[ ]None of these
Number of hours normally worked per week.
P15) Income
What is this person's total ANNUAL Income?
Hours per week
Please go to question P15.
P14) Not employed
If the person is not employed, please answer the following
questions.
A) Is the person actively seeking any kind of paid work?
For example by looking at job advertisements, writing, phoning or
applying in person to an employer, in contact with the FIG Training Unit
to look for a job or advice in finding a job, contacting friends or relatives
for help in finding a job, placing an advertisement about a job, taking
steps to set up own business.
[ ]Yes Please answer Parts B and C
[ ]No Go to Part C
Include all
income that this person themselves got before tax or before anything
was taken out of it. Include wages, salaries, commissions, bonuses etc,
paid from all jobs, income from self employment or a business the
person owns or works in, interest, dividends, rent, other investments,
pensions, student grant payments, social welfare payments, child
allowance, child support payments, or any other sources of income.
THIS INFORMATION WILL REMAIN CONFIDENTIAL.
INFORMATION IN THE CENSUS REPORT RELATING TO INCOME
WILL REFER TO THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE IN EACH INCOME
BRACKET AND THE AVERAGE INCOME.
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[
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]£1 - £5000
]£10001 - £15000
]£20001 - £25000
]£30001 - £35000
]£40001 - £45000
]£50001 - £55000
]£60001 - £65000
]£70001 - £75000
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[ ]£15001 - £20000
[ ]£25001 - £30000
[ ]£35001 - £40000
[ ]£45001 - £50000
[ ]£55001 - £60000
[ ]£65001 - £70000
[ ]£75001 or more
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P16) Education
P17) Health
Has the person obtained any of the following
qualifications? Please mark a cross in the box next to all
A) Not counting anything done as part of paid
employment, does this person look after or give help or
any support to family members, friends, neighbours, or
others because of long-term physical or mental ill-health
or disability, or problems related to old age?
qualifications the person has obtained. If the qualification is not stated
below, please mark its nearest equivalent. If you are unsure of its
nearest equivalent, please state the name of the qualification in the
'Other qualifications' space provided below.
Do not include any
qualifications not yet awarded.
[ ]No qualifications
[ ]1-4 O Levels/CSEs/GCSEs
(any grades), Entry Level,
[ ]No Go to part B
[ ]Yes - If yes please indicate the total time spent on this activity in a
typical week in the space below
Foundation Diploma
[ ]NVQ Level 1, Foundation GNVQ, Basic Skills
[ ]5+ O Levels (passes)/CSEs (grade 1)/GCSEs (grades A*-C),
School Certificate, 1 A Level/2-3 AS Levels/VCEs, Higher
Diploma
[ ]NVQ
Level 2, Intermediate GNVQ, City and Guilds Craft,
BTEC First/General Diploma, RSA Diploma
[ ]Apprenticeship
[ ]2+ ALevels/VCEs,
4+AS Levels, Higher School Certificate,
Progression/Advanced Diploma
[ ]NVQ
Level 3, Advanced GNVQ, City and Guilds Advanced
Craft, ONC, OND, BTEC National Diploma, RSA Advanced
Diploma
[ ]Degree (for example, BA, BSc)
[ ]Higher degree (for example MA, PhD, PGCE)
[ ]NVQ Level 4-5, HNC, HND, RSA Higher Diploma,
B) Including problems due to old age, does this person
have any long-term illness, health problem or disability
which limits their daily activities or the work they can
do?
[ ]No Go to part C
[ ]Yes - If yes, how does this person rate their disability?
[ ]Minor
[ ]Medium
[ ]Major
C) Does this person smoke cigarettes?
BTEC
Higher Level
[ ]Professional
qualifications (for example teaching, nursing,
accountancy etc)
[ ]Other vocational/work-related qualifications please state
below
hours
[ ]No Go to Part D
[ ]Yes - If yes, please indicate the total number per day
[ ]5 or Less
[ ]11-20
[ ]31-40
[ ]6-10
[ ]21-30
[ ]41 or more
D) Does this person drink alcohol?
[ ]Other qualifications please state below
[ ]No Go to P18 on Page 12
[ ]Yes - If yes, how many units per week?
(1 bottle of beer = 1.5 units, 1 shot of spirits = 1 unit, 1 small
glass of wine = 1.5 units):
[ ]5 or Less
[ ]11-15
[ ]21-30
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[ ]15-20
[ ]31 or more
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Person 2
P18) Clock Change Policy
This question does not form part of the Official Census but we are using
this opportunity to gather the Community’s views. As such, answering
the following question is voluntary.
During 2011, on a trial basis the clocks did not go back to Local
mean-time (i.e. clocks were not put back one hour in April, as
had been the normal practice), and the Falkland Islands
remained on summer-time throughout winter (GMT-4 hours).
FIG would like to seek the views of the Community in relation to
future clock-change policy.
P1) What is the person’s full name?
A)
Last Name/Family Name
B)
Out of the following options, which would this
person prefer? Please mark only one box.
Forenames (Include all names, do not use initials)
[ ]
Remain on Summer Time all year round, i.e. as was
practised in 2011 (Local Mean +1/GMT-3 hrs). This gives an
extra hour of evening daylight all year round, but means that it
is dark until around 8am in mid-Winter. The Falkland Islands
would be 3 hours behind the UK in FI Summer time, and 4 hours
behind the UK in FI Winter (when the UK is on British Summer
Time (GMT+1)).
C) What is the person’s sex?
[ ]Male
[ ]Female
What is the person’s date of birth?
Print numbers in boxes
[]
Remain on Winter Time (Local Mean/GMT-4 hours) all year
round. The Falklands would be 4 hours behind the UK time in
the FI Summer (GMT-4), but 5 hours behind the UK in the
Winter due to the UK going to Daylight Saving (British
SummerTime/GMT+1) between the last Sunday in March until
the last Sunday in October every year.
Day
Month
Year of birth
P2) Present Marital Status
[ ]
Return to changing the clocks twice yearly as has been
regular practice in the past. The Falklands would be on Local
Mean +1 hour (Daylight Saving Time/GMT-3) in the FI Summer
giving an extra hour of evening daylight in the Summer. In
Winter the Falklands would be on Local Mean/GMT-4. The
Falklands would be 3 hours behind the UK in FI Summer Time,
but 5 hours behind the UK in Winter due to the UK going to
Daylight Saving (British SummerTime/GMT+1) between the last
Sunday in March until the last Sunday in October every year.
[]
No Preference
[]
Prefer not to answer this question
For the avoidance of doubt, even if the person is living apart from their
spouse he or she is "married" unless there has been a formal end to the
marriage by Decree Absolute or Annulment.
[
[
[
[
[
[
[
]Never Married
]Married
]Married but permanently separated
]Cohabiting
]Divorced and not now married
]Widow or Widower
]Other (please state)
Are there more people living here who normally form
part of the household and who were counted in the box
at the start of Part 2? If yes, please continue with
Person 2. If no, please go to Part 3 on page 18.
P3) Where was this person on Census night?
[ ]At the address at the front of this form
[ ]Elsewhere in the Falkland Islands
[ ]Outside the Falkland Islands
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P4) What is this person's usual address? For children and
students who live away from home during term time (i.e. Camp children
living at Stanley House or those at college or university overseas), the
address on the front of the Census form should be regarded as their
usual address.
[ ]The Address on the front of this form
[ ]Elsewhere - Please write full address below - DO NOT use
PO Box number
C) Did the person arrive in the Falkland Islands within 6
months of birth?
[ ]Yes Go to part D
[ ]No Go to Question P7
D) Was the person born outside the Falkland Islands for
medical reasons?
[ ]Yes
[ ]No
P5) A) Where was this person normally resident TEN
YEARS AGO?
P7) How long has the person been resident in the
Falkland Islands? Periods of temporary absence (such as overseas
[
[
[
[
trips for medical treatment, holidays or business) should be ignored
when calculating the duration of a person's residence.
]Stanley Go to Question P6
]Camp Go to Question P6
]Overseas Please answer P5 part B
]Person less than 10 years old Go to Question P6
B) Has this person returned to the Falkland Islands after
an absence of more than ten years? Do not count any times
during their absence in which they may have returned temporarily for
holidays etc.
[ ]No Go to Question P6
[ ]Yes - If Yes please state how long they were away
[
[
[
[
]2 years or less
]3 to 5 years
]6 to 10 years
]More than 10 years
P8) Which of the following immigration categories
applies to this person? If you are unsure which immigration
category below applies to this person, further assistance can be obtained
by telephoning the Customs and Immigration Department on 27340 or
by emailing [email protected]
Years
[ ]Holder of a Visitor’s Permit
[ ]Exempt from immigration control by reason of employment
P6) Country of Birth
A) Was this person born in the Falkland Islands?
with UK Ministry of Defence or another part of UK
Government (or is the spouse/dependent of such a person)
[ ]Yes Go to Question P7
[ ]No Answer Parts B and C
B) Where was the person born? If the person was born in a
country other than those stated below, please state the person' s country
of birth. If the name of the country has changed since the person was
born there, the most modern or present name should be given.
[ ]United Kingdom (the UK consists of the countries of England,
Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland but does not include the Channel
Islands, the Isle of Man or the Republic of Ireland (Eire).
[ ]St Helena
[
[
[
[
]Work Permit Holder
]Temporary Residence Permit Holder
]Permanent Residence Permit Holder
]Falkland Islander/Falkland Islands
Status Holder – If a
Falkland Islander/Falkland Islands Status Holder, does this
person have a Falkland Islands Status stamp in their
passport?
[ ]Chile
[ ]No Go to Question P9
[ ]Yes – If yes please state the number on
this stamp below
Other country (please state)
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P12) Religion. Answering this question is voluntary
P9) What is the person's Citizenship?
If this person holds more than one citizenship, please state the one
which they consider to be their MAIN citizenship
[ ]British Citizen
[ ]British Overseas Territories Citizen
[ ]Citizen of another country - Please state below
What is the person's religion?
[ ]No religion
[ ]Buddhist
[ ]Sikh
[ ]Christian
[ ]Jewish
[ ]Hindu
[ ]Muslim
[ ]Any other religion -please state below
P10) National Identity.
National Identity is not necessarily
related to the place a person was born or their citizenship, but is more
the cultural group they most closely identify with. For example, a person
may have been born in the UK but consider themselves a Falkland
Islander.
How would this person describe their national
identity?
[ ]Falkland Islander
[ ]British
[ ]St Helenian
[ ]Chilean
[ ]Other - please state below
Is Person 2 under 16 years old?
[ ]No Go to Question P13
[ ]Yes – You do not need to complete any more details for Person 2.
If there are more persons living here, please contact the Policy Unit for
additional person forms. If there are no further persons in the
household, as counted in the box at the start of Part 2, please go to Part
3 on page 18.
P13) Employment
A) What is this person's employment status?
P11) Does this person speak a language other than
English at home? If the person is too young to talk answer no.
[
[
[
[
]Employed Go to part B
]Unemployed Go to question P14 on Page 10
]Not working for other reasons Go to question P14 on Page 10
]Retired and not working Go to question P15 on Page 10
B) Does this person work as an employee or are they
self-employed? Please answer the following question about your
[ ]No Go to Question P12
[ ]Yes - Please state which language below
MAIN job (your MAIN job is the job in which you usually work the most
hours).
B) How well does this person speak English?
C) In this job, what is the person’s main occupation? For
example, administrative manager, clerk, book-keeper, restaurant/hotel
manager or worker, cleaner, farm manager, farmer, agriculture worker,
fisherman, computer operator, cook, waitress, barperson, shop assistant,
tour guide, plumber, carpenter, builder, journalist etc.
[ ]Very well
[ ]Not well
[ ]Well
[ ]Not at all
[ ]Employee
[ ]Self Employed with employees
[ ]Self Employed without employees
If in doubt please state person's job title or main role and type of work
undertaken.
In respect of FIG employees just state job title.
Please state the person’s main occupation.
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D) In terms of the job above, which economic activity is
the person working in?
F) In this person's secondary job, what is their
occupation? For example, administrative manager, clerk, book-
[ ]Public
keeper, restaurant/hotel manager or worker, cleaner, farm manager,
farmer, agricultural worker, fisherman, computer operator, cook,
waitress, barperson, shop assistant, tour guide, plumber, carpenter,
builder, journalist etc.
Service (FIG) – If Public Service (FIG), please state
Department/Section below
If in doubt please state person's job title or main role and type of work
undertaken.
In respect of FIG employees just write job title
[
[
[
[
]Agriculture
]Fishing
]Construction
]Mining and
Please state this person's secondary occupation
Quarrying including oil and gas exploration
activities
[
[
[
[
[
[
[
[
[
[
[
G) In terms of the job above, which economic activity is
the person working in?
]Electricity, Water and Gas
]Wholesale and Retail Trade
]Hospitality (hotels, restaurants, pubs etc)
]Transport and Storage
]Communication
]Financing
]Insurance
]Real Estate
]Business Services
]Community, Social and Personal Services
]Other Please state below
[ ]Public
[
[
[
[
[ ]Yes
If yes, please answer the following questions:
In this job does this person work as an employee or are
they self employed?
[ ]An employee
[ ]Self Employed with employees
[ ]Self Employed without employees
]Agriculture
]Fishing
]Construction
]Mining and
Quarrying including oil and gas exploration
activities
E) Does the person have a secondary or part-time
occupation in addition to their main occupation?
[ ]No Go to part I on Page 10
Service (FIG) – If Public Service (FIG), please state
Department/Section below
[
[
[
[
[
[
[
[
[
[
[
]Electricity, Water and Gas
]Wholesale and Retail Trade
]Hospitality (hotels, restaurants, pubs etc)
]Transport and Storage
]Communication
]Financing
]Insurance
]Real Estate
]Business Services
]Community, Social and Personal Services
]Other Please state below
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H) Does this person undertake any regular paid
employment in addition to the two jobs mentioned
above? Only include employment undertaken on a regular basis. Do
B) If a job were available, would the person be able to
start straight away?
not include casual or ad hoc employment
[ ]Yes
[ ]No
[ ]No Please answer Part I
[ ]Yes If you answer yes, please list the additional job or jobs below
and then answer part I
C) Is the person doing any of the following? Mark a cross in
all boxes that apply to this person.
[ ]Household work, cooking, repairs, gardening etc. for their
own household
[ ]Looking after a child who is a member of their household
[ ]Looking after a member of their household who is ill or has
a disability
[ ]Looking after a child (who does NOT live in their household)
on an unpaid basis
[ ]Helping someone who is ill or has a disability (who does
NOT live in their household) on an unpaid basis
[ ]Other helping or voluntary (unpaid) work for or through any
organisation or group
[ ]Attending or studying for 20 hours or more per week at
school or any other place
I) Please state the total number of paid hours the person
normally works per week in all jobs. Complete if employed or
[ ]Attending or studying for less than 20 hours per week at
school or any other place
self employed.
[ ]None of these
Number of hours normally worked per week.
P15) Income
What is this person's total ANNUAL Income?
Hours per week
Please go to question P15.
P14) Not employed
If the person is not employed, please answer the following
questions.
A) Is the person actively seeking any kind of paid work?
For example by looking at job advertisements, writing, phoning or
applying in person to an employer, in contact with the FIG Training Unit
to look for a job or advice in finding a job, contacting friends or relatives
for help in finding a job, placing an advertisement about a job, taking
steps to set up own business.
[ ]Yes Please answer Parts B and C
[ ]No Go to Part C
Include all
income that this person themselves got before tax or before anything
was taken out of it. Include wages, salaries, commissions, bonuses etc,
paid from all jobs, income from self employment or a business the
person owns or works in, interest, dividends, rent, other investments,
pensions, student grant payments, social welfare payments, child
allowance, child support payments, or any other sources of income.
THIS INFORMATION WILL REMAIN CONFIDENTIAL.
INFORMATION IN THE CENSUS REPORT RELATING TO INCOME
WILL REFER TO THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE IN EACH INCOME
BRACKET AND THE AVERAGE INCOME.
[
[
[
[
[
[
[
[
]£1 - £5000
]£10001 - £15000
]£20001 - £25000
]£30001 - £35000
]£40001 - £45000
]£50001 - £55000
]£60001 - £65000
]£70001 - £75000
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[ ]£5001 - £10000
[ ]£15001 - £20000
[ ]£25001 - £30000
[ ]£35001 - £40000
[ ]£45001 - £50000
[ ]£55001 - £60000
[ ]£65001 - £70000
[ ]£75001 or more
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P16) Education
P17) Health
Has the person obtained any of the following
qualifications? Please mark a cross in the box next to all
A) Not counting anything done as part of paid
employment, does this person look after or give help or
any support to family members, friends, neighbours, or
others because of long-term physical or mental ill-health
or disability, or problems related to old age?
qualifications the person has obtained. If the qualification is not stated
below, please mark its nearest equivalent. If you are unsure of its
nearest equivalent, please state the name of the qualification in the
'Other qualifications' space provided below.
Do not include any
qualifications not yet awarded.
[ ]No qualifications
[ ]1-4 O Levels/CSEs/GCSEs
(any grades), Entry Level,
[ ]No Go to part B
[ ]Yes - If yes please indicate the total time spent on this activity in a
typical week in the space below
Foundation Diploma
[ ]NVQ Level 1, Foundation GNVQ, Basic Skills
[ ]5+ O Levels (passes)/CSEs (grade 1)/GCSEs (grades A*-C),
School Certificate, 1 A Level/2-3 AS Levels/VCEs, Higher
Diploma
[ ]NVQ
Level 2, Intermediate GNVQ, City and Guilds Craft,
BTEC First/General Diploma, RSA Diploma
[ ]Apprenticeship
[ ]2+ ALevels/VCEs,
4+AS Levels, Higher School Certificate,
Progression/Advanced Diploma
[ ]NVQ
Level 3, Advanced GNVQ, City and Guilds Advanced
Craft, ONC, OND, BTEC National Diploma, RSA Advanced
Diploma
[ ]Degree (for example, BA, BSc)
[ ]Higher degree (for example MA, PhD, PGCE)
[ ]NVQ Level 4-5, HNC, HND, RSA Higher Diploma,
B) Including problems due to old age, does this person
have any long-term illness, health problem or disability
which limits their daily activities or the work they can
do?
[ ]No Go to part C
[ ]Yes - If yes, how does this person rate their disability?
[ ]Minor
[ ]Medium
[ ]Major
C) Does this person smoke cigarettes?
BTEC
Higher Level
[ ]Professional
qualifications (for example teaching, nursing,
accountancy etc)
[ ]Other vocational/work-related qualifications please state
below
hours
[ ]No Go to Part D
[ ]Yes - If yes, please indicate the total number per day
[ ]5 or Less
[ ]11-20
[ ]31-40
[ ]6-10
[ ]21-30
[ ]41 or more
D) Does this person drink alcohol?
[ ]Other qualifications please state below
[ ]No Go to P18 on Page 12
[ ]Yes - If yes, how many units per week?
(1 bottle of beer = 1.5 units, 1 shot of spirits = 1 unit, 1 small
glass of wine = 1.5 units):
[ ]5 or Less
[ ]11-15
[ ]21-30
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[ ]15-20
[ ]31 or more
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P18) Clock Change Policy
Part 3 - Visitor Questions
This question does not form part of the Official Census but we are using
this opportunity to gather the Community’s views. As such, answering
the following question is voluntary.
During 2011, on a trial basis the clocks did not go back to Local
mean-time (i.e. clocks were not put back one hour in April, as
had been the normal practice), and the Falkland Islands
remained on summer-time throughout winter (GMT-4 hours).
FIG would like to seek the views of the Community in relation to
future clock-change policy.
Out of the following options, which would this
person prefer? Please mark only one box.
Answers in Part 3 are required of every person who is
staying in the household on Census night, who usually
lives outside the Falkland Islands and is only visiting the
Islands temporarily on holiday or for other reasons, for a
period of less than 3 months.
Are there any temporary visitors as described above
staying overnight in the household on census night?
[ ]No
[ ]
has been completed in the household section (part 1)
and for all those people who are in the household on
Census night (except any members of the Armed
Forces currently serving in the Falkland Islands and
their dependents).
Remain on Summer Time all year round, i.e. as was
practised in 2011 (Local Mean +1/GMT-3 hrs). This gives an
extra hour of evening daylight all year round, but means that it
is dark until around 8am in mid-Winter. The Falkland Islands
would be 3 hours behind the UK in FI Summer time, and 4 hours
behind the UK in FI Winter (when the UK is on British Summer
Time (GMT+1)).
Thank you for completing your Census
form. Please return it to the FIG Policy
Unit in the addressed prepaid envelope
supplied by the 20th April.
[]
Remain on Winter Time (Local Mean/GMT-4 hours) all year
round. The Falklands would be 4 hours behind the UK time in
the FI Summer (GMT-4), but 5 hours behind the UK in the
Winter due to the UK going to Daylight Saving (British
SummerTime/GMT+1) between the last Sunday in March until
the last Sunday in October every year.
[ ]
Return to changing the clocks twice yearly as has been
regular practice in the past. The Falklands would be on Local
Mean +1 hour (Daylight Saving Time/GMT-3) in the FI Summer
giving an extra hour of evening daylight in the Summer. In
Winter the Falklands would be on Local Mean/GMT-4. The
Falklands would be 3 hours behind the UK in FI Summer Time,
but 5 hours behind the UK in Winter due to the UK going to
Daylight Saving (British SummerTime/GMT+1) between the last
Sunday in March until the last Sunday in October every year.
[]
No Preference
[]
Prefer not to answer this question
Are there more people living here who normally form
part of the household and who were counted in the box
at the start of Part 2? If yes, please contact the Policy
Unit for additional person forms by telephoning 28422 or
28429 or by emailing [email protected]. If no,
please go to Part 3.
If no, then please check that you have entered all
details correctly and that all required information
[ ]Yes
If yes, please answer the question below and then
complete the details for all temporary visitors
V How many persons should be included in Part 3 (as
detailed in above)? Please place number of persons to be
included in the box below:
If there is a number greater than 4 in the box above, the
householder will need to contact the FIG Policy Unit to
obtain additional visitor forms. The contact details for the
Policy Unit are available on the front of this form.
The householder or joint householder should first
complete the visitor questions headed Visitor 1. They
should then complete the details for Visitor 2, Visitor 3
etc. until details have been completed for all temporary
visitors in the household (unless any visitor aged 16 years
or over in the household completes Part 3 of the form in
respect of themselves).
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Visitor 1
Visitor 2
V1) What is the person’s full name?
V1) What is the person’s full name?
Last Name/Family Name
Last Name/Family Name
Forenames (Include all names, do not use initials)
Forenames (Include all names, do not use initials)
V2) What is the person’s sex?
V2) What is the person’s sex?
[ ]Male
[ ]Male
[ ]Female
[ ]Female
V3) What is the person’s date of birth?
Print numbers in boxes
V3) What is the person’s date of birth?
Print numbers in boxes
Day
Day
Month
Year of birth
Month
Year of birth
V4) What is this person’s usual country of residence?
(please state below)
V4) What is this person’s usual country of residence?
(please state below)
Are there more visitors living here counted in the box at
the beginning of Part 3.
If yes please continue
answering questions in respect of Visitor 2.
Are there more visitors living here counted in the box at
the beginning of Part 3.
If yes please continue
answering questions in respect of Visitor 3.
If no, then please check that the details for
household have been completed correctly, and
information has been completed for all those people
are in the household on Census night (except
If no, then please check that the details for
household have been completed correctly, and
information has been completed for all those people
are in the household on Census night (except
the
that
who
the
that
who
any
members of the Armed Forces currently serving in the
Falkland Islands and their dependents).
any
members of the Armed Forces currently serving in the
Falkland Islands and their dependents).
Thank you for completing this Census
form. Please return it to the Policy Unit in
the pre-paid envelope provided by the 20th
of April 2012.
Thank you for completing this Census
form. Please return it to the Policy Unit in
the pre-paid envelope provided by the 20th
of April 2012.
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Visitor 3
Visitor 4
V1) What is the person’s full name?
V1) What is the person’s full name?
Last Name/Family Name
Last Name/Family Name
Forenames (Include all names, do not use initials)
Forenames (Include all names, do not use initials)
V2) What is the person’s sex?
V2) What is the person’s sex?
[ ]Male
[ ]Male
[ ]Female
[ ]Female
V3) What is the person’s date of birth?
Print numbers in boxes
V3) What is the person’s date of birth?
Print numbers in boxes
Day
Day
Month
Year of birth
Month
Year of birth
V4) What is this person’s usual country of residence?
(please state below)
V4) What is this person’s usual country of residence?
(please state below)
Are there more visitors living here counted in the box at
the beginning of Part 3.
If yes please continue
answering questions in respect of Visitor 4.
Are there more visitors living here counted in the box at
the beginning of Part 3. If yes please contact the FIG
Policy Unit to request additional Visitor forms by
If no, then please check that the details for
household have been completed correctly, and
information has been completed for all those people
are in the household on Census night (except
the
that
who
any
members of the Armed Forces currently serving in the
Falkland Islands and their dependents).
Thank you for completing this Census
form. Please return it to the Policy Unit in
the pre-paid envelope provided by the 20th
of April 2012.
telephoning 28422 or
[email protected].
28429 or
by
emailing
If no, then please check that the details for
household have been completed correctly, and
information has been completed for all those people
are in the household on Census night (except
the
that
who
any
members of the Armed Forces currently serving in the
Falkland Islands and their dependents).
Thank you for completing this Census
form. Please return it to the Policy Unit in
the pre-paid envelope provided by the 20th
of April 2012.
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