POLITICS:
How much interest do you generally have in what is going on in politics?
NIPARTY:
Which Northern Ireland political party do you support?
NIIDSTRN:
Would you call yourself a very strong/fairly strong/not very strong
supporter of (name of Northern Ireland political party)?
UNINATID:
Do you think of yourself as a unionist, a nationalist or neither?
UNINATST:
Are you a very strong (unionist/nationalist)?
TRUSTPOL:
Which Northern Ireland politicians would you generally trust to act
in the best interests of all the people in Northern Ireland?
ASSEMBL1:
What is the most important thing for the assembly to bring about?
ASSEMBL2::
What is the second most important thing for the assembly to bring
about?
NIRELAND
What do you think the long-term policy for Northern Ireland should
be?
FUTURE1:
How would you feel if the majority of people in Northern Ireland ever
voted to become part of a united Ireland?
FUTURE2:
How would you feel if the majority of people in Northern Ireland never
voted to become part of a united Ireland?
UNTDIREL:
Do you think it likely that there will be a united Ireland in the
next 20 years?
NHSRLGPJ:
Does the NHS in Northern Ireland treat Catholic and Protestant patients
equally?
NIHRLGPJ:
Does the NIHE treat Catholics and Protestants equally?
POLRLGPJ:
Do the police treat Catholics and Protestants equally?
NTRRLGPJ:
Do the courts treat Catholics and Protestants accused of non-terrorist
offences equally?
TERRLGPJ:
Do the courts treat Catholics and Protestants accused of terrorist
offences equally?
CHNPEACE:
Do you think the chances of peace in Northern Ireland are better now
than five years ago?
AVDAREAS:
Is it easier now to go into different areas?
IRGOV:
Has the Irish government been helpful in the search for peace?
BRGOV:
Has the British government been helpful in the search for peace?
USGOV:
Has the American government been helpful in the search for peace?
PARAGRP:
Have some paramilitary groups been helpful in the search for peace?
PUBOPIN:
Has public opinion in general been helpful in the search for peace?
PEACEPPL:
Do you think there are any particular people that stand out as being
helpful in the search for peace over the last year?
HELPPOL:
Who do you think stands out as being helpful in the search for peace
over the last year?
GOODFRI:
Has the Good Friday Agreement benefited unionists or nationalists
more?
LOYVIOL:
Do you have sympathy with the reasons why some Loyalists groups have
used violence?
REPVIOL:
Do you have sympathy with the reasons why some Republican groups have
used violence?
WEALTH1;
Do ordinary working people get their fair share of the nation's wealth?
RICHLAW:
Is there one law for the rich and one for the poor?
TRADVALS:
Is there a need for strong trade unions to protect employees' working
conditions and wages?
PRENTBST:
Is private enterprise the best way to solve Northern Ireland's economic
problems?
PUBOWNST:
Should major public services and industries be in state ownership?
GOVJOB:
Is it the government's responsibility to provide a job for everyone
who wants one?
GOVNOSAY:
Do people have no say in what the government does?
GOVCOMP:
Can politics and government seem so complicated that a person cannot
understand what is going on?
LOSETCH:
Do those we elect lose touch with the people pretty quickly?
PTYNTMT:
Do things go on much the same whatever party is in power?
VOTEINTR:
Are parties only interested in people's votes, not in their opinions?
VOTEONLY:
Is voting the only way people can have any say about how the government
runs things?
WLOSEVOT:
Are there not more women in politics in Northern Ireland because women
lose votes?
WNOOPP:
Are there not more women in politics in Northern Ireland because women
aren't given opportunities by political parties?
MBETPOL:
Are there not more women in politics in Northern Ireland because men
are better politicians than women?
RMARCHFR:
Is the right to march an important freedom?
AREAMAR:
Should no marches be allowed through areas of another tradition unless
the residents approve?
PARCOMM:
Is the Parades Commission impartial?
