SAS Output

DCW2P Data Dictionary

No.	Research domain	Subdomain	Questionnaire number	Question	Variable name	Format name	Formatted data values	Value labels	Variable type	Notes
1				Partner ID	IDN_Y2P		.		Identification key	Pseudo ID are provided for data integration

2				Age (years) of partner at 24 month interview	AGE_Y2P	AGEY2P	20	<=20	Derived	Values derived from interview date (Interview_Date_Y2P) and date of birth(BG1A_AP) and converted to years. Lower and upper extremes categorised
							56	>=56

3				Country of residence	RESIDENTIALCOUNTRY_Y2P	CORY2P	1	New Zealand	Categorised	Countries other than New Zealand grouped as "Other"
							2	Other

4	Psychological & Cognitive development	Time spent with your child	M3	I say nice things about my [child/children]	TS1_Y2P	TSY2P	1	Almost Always True	Raw	For M3-M14, please refer to External Data Release 2017 Reference and Process User Guide.
							2	Mostly True
							3	Occasionally True
							4	Almost Never True
							98	Ref
							99	DK

5			M4	I take an active interest in my [child/children]	TS2_Y2P	TSY2P	1	Almost Always True	Raw
							2	Mostly True
							3	Occasionally True
							4	Almost Never True
							98	Ref
							99	DK

6			M5	I am interested in the things my [child does/children do]	TS3_Y2P	TSY2P	1	Almost Always True	Raw
							2	Mostly True
							3	Occasionally True
							4	Almost Never True
							98	Ref
							99	DK

7			M6	I praise my [child/children] when [he/she] deserves it	TS4_Y2P	TSY2P	1	Almost Always True	Raw
							2	Mostly True
							3	Occasionally True
							4	Almost Never True
							98	Ref
							99	DK

8			M7	I enjoy having my [child/children] around me	TS5_Y2P	TSY2P	1	Almost Always True	Raw
							2	Mostly True
							3	Occasionally True
							4	Almost Never True
							98	Ref
							99	DK

9			M8	I tell my [child/children] how proud I am of [him/her/them] when [he/she/they] are good	TS6_Y2P	TSY2P	1	Almost Always True	Raw
							2	Mostly True
							3	Occasionally True
							4	Almost Never True
							98	Ref
							99	DK

10			M9	I make my [child/children] feel proud when [he/she does/they do] well	TS7_Y2P	TSY2P	1	Almost Always True	Raw
							2	Mostly True
							3	Occasionally True
							4	Almost Never True
							98	Ref
							99	DK

11			M10	I talk to my [child/children] in a warm and affectionate way	TS8_Y2P	TSY2P	1	Almost Always True	Raw
							2	Mostly True
							3	Occasionally True
							4	Almost Never True
							98	Ref
							99	DK

12			M11	I make my [child/children] feel what [he/she does /they do] is important	TS9_Y2P	TSY2P	1	Almost Always True	Raw
							2	Mostly True
							3	Occasionally True
							4	Almost Never True
							98	Ref
							99	DK

13			M12	I pay a lot of attention to my [child/children]	TS10_Y2P	TSY2P	1	Almost Always True	Raw
							2	Mostly True
							3	Occasionally True
							4	Almost Never True
							98	Ref
							99	DK

14			M13	I try to make my [child/children] happy	TS11_Y2P	TSY2P	1	Almost Always True	Raw
							2	Mostly True
							3	Occasionally True
							4	Almost Never True
							98	Ref
							99	DK

15			M14	I like to spend time with my [child/children]	TS12_Y2P	TSY2P	1	Almost Always True	Raw
							2	Mostly True
							3	Occasionally True
							4	Almost Never True
							98	Ref
							99	DK

16	Education	Parent-child interaction questions	M16	How often does [your child/do your children] play with musical instruments, either toy or real versions?	PC0_Y2P	PCY2P	1	Seldom Or Never	Raw
							2	Once A Week
							3	Several Times A Week
							4	Once A Day
							5	Several Times A Day
							98	Ref
							99	DK

17			M17	How often do you tell stories with your [child/children] (do not include reading books)?	PC4_Y2P	PCY2P	1	Seldom Or Never	Raw
							2	Once A Week
							3	Several Times A Week
							4	Once A Day
							5	Several Times A Day
							98	Ref
							99	DK

18			M18	How often do you read books with your [child/children]?	PC5_Y2P	PCY2P	1	Seldom Or Never	Raw
							2	Once A Week
							3	Several Times A Week
							4	Once A Day
							5	Several Times A Day
							98	Ref
							99	DK

19	Culture & Identity	Parental identity	M20	How important is this as a sense of who you are: your occupation?	IMP1_Y2P	IMPY2P	1	Important	Raw
							2	Not Very Important
							3	Not At All Important
							98	Ref
							99	DK

20			M21	How important is this as a sense of who you are: your ethnicity?	IMP2_Y2P	IMPY2P	1	Important	Raw
							2	Not Very Important
							3	Not At All Important
							98	Ref
							99	DK

21			M22	How important is this as a sense of who you are: your religious or spiritual beliefs?	IMP3_Y2P	IMPY2P	1	Important	Raw
							2	Not Very Important
							3	Not At All Important
							98	Ref
							99	DK

22			M23	How important is this as a sense of who you are: your political beliefs?	IMP4_Y2P	IMPY2P	1	Important	Raw
							2	Not Very Important
							3	Not At All Important
							98	Ref
							99	DK

23			M24	How important is this as a sense of who you are: being a parent?	IMP5_Y2P	IMPY2P	1	Important	Raw
							2	Not Very Important
							3	Not At All Important
							98	Ref
							99	DK

24			M25	How important is this as a sense of who you are: where you or your family come from?	IMP6_Y2P	IMPY2P	1	Important	Raw
							2	Not Very Important
							3	Not At All Important
							98	Ref
							99	DK

25			M26	How important is this as a sense of who you are: your marital or partnership status?	IMP7_Y2P	IMPY2P	1	Important	Raw
							2	Not Very Important
							3	Not At All Important
							98	Ref
							99	DK

26			M27	How important is this as a sense of who you are: your gender?	IMP8_Y2P	IMPY2P	1	Important	Raw
							2	Not Very Important
							3	Not At All Important
							98	Ref
							99	DK

27			M28	How important is this as a sense of who you are: your age and life stage?	IMP9_Y2P	IMPY2P	1	Important	Raw
							2	Not Very Important
							3	Not At All Important
							98	Ref
							99	DK

28			M29	How important is this as a sense of who you are: your level of education?	IMP10_Y2P	IMPY2P	1	Important	Raw
							2	Not Very Important
							3	Not At All Important
							98	Ref
							99	DK

29			M31	We would like to know how you feel about being a parent. Overall, do you feel that as a parent you are:	INV6_Y2P	INV6Y2P	1	Not Very Good At Being A Parent	Raw
							2	A Person Who Has Some Trouble Being A Parent
							3	An Average Parent
							4	A Better Than Average Parent
							5	A Very Good Parent
							98	Ref
							99	DK

30	Psychological & Cognitive development	Parental enjoyment	M33	When I engage in caring for [child/children], the main reason is to help my partner	PID4_Y2P	PIDQY2P	1	Strongly Disagree	Raw
							2	Disagree
							3	Neither Agree Or Disagree
							4	Agree
							5	Strongly Agree
							98	Ref
							99	DK

31			M34	On the whole, I enjoy being a parent	PID5_Y2P	PIDQY2P	1	Strongly Disagree	Raw	Please refer to External Data Release 2017 Reference and Process User Guide.
							2	Disagree
							3	Neither Agree Or Disagree
							4	Agree
							5	Strongly Agree
							98	Ref
							99	DK

32			M35	On the whole, I think I parent in a similar way to how I was parented	PID6_Y2P	PIDQY2P	1	Strongly Disagree	Raw
							2	Disagree
							3	Neither Agree Or Disagree
							4	Agree
							5	Strongly Agree
							98	Ref
							99	DK

33			M36	Being a parent is very satisfying	PID7_Y2P	PIDQY2P	1	Strongly Disagree	Raw	Please refer to External Data Release 2017 Reference and Process User Guide.
							2	Disagree
							3	Neither Agree Or Disagree
							4	Agree
							5	Strongly Agree
							98	Ref
							99	DK

34			M37	On the whole, my child is/children are easy to parent	PID8_Y2P	PIDQY2P	1	Strongly Disagree	Raw
							2	Disagree
							3	Neither Agree Or Disagree
							4	Agree
							5	Strongly Agree
							98	Ref
							99	DK

35			M38	On the whole, it's good to be a parent	PID9_Y2P	PIDQY2P	1	Strongly Disagree	Raw	Please refer to External Data Release 2017 Reference and Process User Guide.
							2	Disagree
							3	Neither Agree Or Disagree
							4	Agree
							5	Strongly Agree
							98	Ref
							99	DK

36	Health & Well-being	Smoking	M80	Do you currently smoke regularly, at least one cigarette a day?	SM4_Y2P	YN2Y2P	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Ref
							99	DK

37			M81	How many per day on average?	SM5_Y2P	SM5Y2P	1	Number of Cigarettes	Raw
							98	Ref
							99	DK

38				Number of cigarettes: per day	SM5_NUMBEROFCIGARETTES_Y2P	SM5CGY2P	25	25 or more	Categorised	Upper extremes categorised

39			M82	How many people who live in your household smoke cigarettes?	SM10_Y2P	SM10Y2P	1	Number of People	Raw
							98	Ref
							99	DK

40				Number of people: who live in your household smoke cigarettes	SM10_NUMBEROFPEOPLE_Y2P	SM10NY2P	5	5 or more	Categorised	Upper extremes categorised

41			M83	Does anyone currently regularly smoke in the same room as your [child/children]?	SM11_Y2P	YN2Y2P	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Ref
							99	DK

42			M84	How often, anyone currently regularly smoke in the same room as your [child/children]?			.			Sensitive information with low cell counts

43	Psychological & Cognitive development	Sources of stress	M131	Worry about a disabled or ill family member (adult or child)	FS1_Y2P	FSY2P	1	Not At All Stressful	Raw
							2	Somewhat Stressful
							3	Moderately Stressful
							4	Highly Stressful
							5	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

44			M132	Worry about current housing difficulties	FS2_Y2P	FSY2P	1	Not At All Stressful	Raw
							2	Somewhat Stressful
							3	Moderately Stressful
							4	Highly Stressful
							5	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

45			M133	Worry about balancing work and family life	FS3_Y2P	FSY2P	1	Not At All Stressful	Raw
							2	Somewhat Stressful
							3	Moderately Stressful
							4	Highly Stressful
							5	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

46			M134	Worry about money problems	FS4_Y2P	FSY2P	1	Not At All Stressful	Raw
							2	Somewhat Stressful
							3	Moderately Stressful
							4	Highly Stressful
							5	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

47			M135	Worry about family members not getting on	FS5_Y2P	FSY2P	1	Not At All Stressful	Raw
							2	Somewhat Stressful
							3	Moderately Stressful
							4	Highly Stressful
							5	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

48			M136	Worry about another child's behaviour	FS6_Y2P	FSY2P	1	Not At All Stressful	Raw
							2	Somewhat Stressful
							3	Moderately Stressful
							4	Highly Stressful
							5	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

49			M137	Worry about being the parent of [this child/these children]	FS7_Y2P	FSY2P	1	Not At All Stressful	Raw
							2	Somewhat Stressful
							3	Moderately Stressful
							4	Highly Stressful
							5	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

50			M138	Worry about who does household chores	FS8_Y2P	FSY2P	1	Not At All Stressful	Raw
							2	Somewhat Stressful
							3	Moderately Stressful
							4	Highly Stressful
							5	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

51		You and your partner	M140	Let each other know you really care about each other	WH1_Y2P	WH1Y2P	1	Never	Raw	For M140-M148, please refer to External Data Release 2017 Reference and Process User Guide.
							2	Almost Never
							3	Not Very Often
							4	Quite Often
							5	Very Often
							6	Extremely Often
							7	All The Time
							98	Ref
							99	DK

52			M141	Get angry with each other	WH2_Y2P	WH1Y2P	1	Never	Raw
							2	Almost Never
							3	Not Very Often
							4	Quite Often
							5	Very Often
							6	Extremely Often
							7	All The Time
							98	Ref
							99	DK

53			M142	Dislike each other's ideas	WH3_Y2P	WH1Y2P	1	Never	Raw
							2	Almost Never
							3	Not Very Often
							4	Quite Often
							5	Very Often
							6	Extremely Often
							7	All The Time
							98	Ref
							99	DK

54			M143	Shout at each other because you were upset with each other	WH4_Y2P	WH1AY2P	1	Never	Categorised	Four 'All The Time' cases grouped with 'Extremely Often'
							2	Almost Never
							3	Not Very Often
							4	Quite Often
							5	Very Often
							6	Extremely Often/All The Time
							98	Ref
							99	DK

55			M144	Act lovingly and affectionately towards each other	WH5_Y2P	WH1Y2P	1	Never	Raw
							2	Almost Never
							3	Not Very Often
							4	Quite Often
							5	Very Often
							6	Extremely Often
							7	All The Time
							98	Ref
							99	DK

56			M145	Let each other know that you appreciate each other's ideas or the things you do	WH6_Y2P	WH1Y2P	1	Never	Raw
							2	Almost Never
							3	Not Very Often
							4	Quite Often
							5	Very Often
							6	Extremely Often
							7	All The Time
							98	Ref
							99	DK

57			M146	Help the other do something that was important to her/him	WH7_Y2P	WH1BY2P	2	Never/Almost Never	Categorised	Four 'Never' cases grouped with 'Almost Never'
							3	Not Very Often
							4	Quite Often
							5	Very Often
							6	Extremely Often/All The Time
							7	All The Time
							98	Ref
							99	DK

58			M147	Argue with each other when you disagree about something	WH8_Y2P	WH1Y2P	1	Never	Raw
							2	Almost Never
							3	Not Very Often
							4	Quite Often
							5	Very Often
							6	Extremely Often
							7	All The Time
							98	Ref
							99	DK

59			M148	Act supportively and understandingly towards each other	WH9_Y2P	WH1Y2P	1	Never	Raw
							2	Almost Never
							3	Not Very Often
							4	Quite Often
							5	Very Often
							6	Extremely Often
							7	All The Time
							98	Ref
							99	DK

60		Your relationship	M150	Is the participant able to answer these questions?	NCFLPRE_Y2P	CFLPRY2P	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No - Interpreter Used
							3	No - Other Person Over 5 Present In Room
							4	No - Language Difficulties
							5	No - Can Not Use Computer
							7	No - Skype Interview
							97	No - Other

61			M152	In general, how would you describe your relationship?	CFL7_Y2P	CFL7Y2P	1	No Tension	Raw	For M152-M162, please refer to External Data Release 2017 Reference and Process User Guide.
							2	Some Tension
							3	A Lot Of Tension
							98	Ref
							99	DK

62			M153	Do you and your partner work out arguments with:	CFL8_Y2P	CFL8Y2P	1	No Difficulty	Raw
							2	Some Difficulty
							3	Great Difficulty
							98	Ref
							99	DK

63			M154	Do arguments result in you feeling down or bad about yourself?	CFL9_Y2P	CFL9Y2P	1	Never	Raw
							2	Sometimes
							3	Often
							98	Ref
							99	DK

64			M155	Do arguments result in hitting, kicking, or pushing?	CFL10_Y2P	CFL9AY2P	1	Never	Categorised	Two 'Often' cases grouped with 'Sometimes'
							2	Sometimes/Often
							98	Ref
							99	DK

65			M156	Does your partner insult you or make you feel bad about yourself?	CFL11_Y2P	CFL9Y2P	1	Never	Raw
							2	Sometimes
							3	Often
							98	Ref
							99	DK

66			M157	Does your partner belittle or humiliate you in front of other people?	CFL12_Y2P	CFL9Y2P	1	Never	Raw
							2	Sometimes
							3	Often
							98	Ref
							99	DK

67			M158	Does your partner do things to scare or intimidate you on purpose?	CFL13_Y2P	CFL9Y2P	1	Never	Raw
							2	Sometimes
							3	Often
							98	Ref
							99	DK

68			M159	Do you feel frightened by what your partner says or does?	CFL14_Y2P	CFL9Y2P	1	Never	Raw
							2	Sometimes
							3	Often
							98	Ref
							99	DK

69			M160	Does your partner slap you or throw things at you that could hurt you?	CFL15_Y2P	CFL9AY2P	1	Never	Categorised	Four 'Often' cases grouped with 'Sometimes'
							2	Sometimes/Often
							98	Ref
							99	DK

70			M161	Does your partner push or shove you or pull your hair?	CFL16_Y2P	CFL9AY2P	1	Never	Categorised	Four 'Often' cases grouped with 'Sometimes'
							2	Sometimes/Often
							98	Ref
							99	DK

71			M162	Does your partner hit you with a fist or something else that could hurt you?	CFL17_Y2P	CFL9AY2P	1	Never	Categorised	Two 'Often' cases grouped with 'Sometimes'
							2	Sometimes/Often
							98	Ref
							99	DK

72		Role sharing/involvement	M165	To what extent are you involved in the day to day care of your [child/children], for example cooking, comforting, bathing?	INV1_Y2P	INVY2P	1	Not Much Of The Time	Raw
							2	Some Of The Time
							3	Most Of The Time
							4	All Of The Time
							98	Ref
							99	DK

73			M166	How involved is your partner in the day to day care of your [child/children]?	INV2_Y2P	INVY2P	1	Not Much Of The Time	Raw
							2	Some Of The Time
							3	Most Of The Time
							4	All Of The Time
							98	Ref
							99	DK

74			M167	How much of the time are you directly responsible for your [child/children], for example, in sole care of [him/her/them], making babysitting arrangements, looking after [him/her/them] if they are sick?	INV3_Y2P	INVY2P	1	Not Much Of The Time	Raw
							2	Some Of The Time
							3	Most Of The Time
							4	All Of The Time
							98	Ref
							99	DK

75			M168	How often is your partner directly responsible for your [child/children]?	INV4_Y2P	INVY2P	1	Not Much Of The Time	Raw
							2	Some Of The Time
							3	Most Of The Time
							4	All Of The Time
							98	Ref
							99	DK

76			M169	How much time a week do you personally spend on domestic tasks such as housework, home maintenance, shopping and cooking?	RS1_Y2P	RS1Y2P	1	0 hours	Raw
							2	1-5 hours
							3	6-10 hours
							4	11-15 hours
							5	16-20 hours
							6	21-25 hours
							7	26-30 hours
							8	31-35 hours
							9	36-40 hours
							10	41-45 hours
							11	46-50 hours
							12	51+ hours
							98	Ref
							99	DK

77			M170	Thinking about how you and your partner look after the family and house, do you think that you do your fair share of the child rearing tasks, both physical and emotional care?	RS2_Y2P	RS2Y2P	1	Much Less Than My Fair Share	Raw
							2	Less Than My Fair Share
							3	My Fair Share
							4	More Than My Fair Share
							5	Much More Than My Fair Share
							98	Ref
							99	DK

78			M171	Do you think that you do your fair share of the domestic tasks such as housework, home maintenance, shopping, and cooking?	RS3_Y2P	RS2Y2P	1	Much Less Than My Fair Share	Raw
							2	Less Than My Fair Share
							3	My Fair Share
							4	More Than My Fair Share
							5	Much More Than My Fair Share
							98	Ref
							99	DK

79	Societal context	Employment	M173	Do you have a paid job at the current time?	OC52_Y2P	YN2Y2P	1	Yes	Raw	For M173-M183, please refer to External Data Release 2017 Reference and Process User Guide.
							2	No
							98	Ref
							99	DK

80			M174	Think about any current paid work you are doing. In that job, which of these are you?	OC53_Y2P	OC53Y2P	1	Paid Employee, Currently Working/Paid Employee, Currently On Parental Leave	Categorised	Three cases 'Paid Employee, Currently On Parental Leave' grouped with 'Paid Employee, Currently Working'
							3	Self-Employed And Not Employing Others
							4	Employer Of Other Persons in My Own Business
							5	Working In A Family Business Or Family Farm/Paid Employee, Currently On Parental Leave
							98	Ref
							99	DK

81			M175	Including overtime, how many hours a week do you usually work in all your jobs?	OC5_Y2P	OC5Y2P	1	Hours	Raw
							98	Ref
							99	DK

82				Number of hours: including overtime, how many hours a week do you usually work in all your jobs	OC5_HOURS_Y2P	OC5HY2P	1	Less than 10 hours	Categorised	Numeric values were categorised
							2	10-14 hours
							3	15-19 hours
							4	20-24 hours
							5	25-29 hours
							6	30-34 hours
							7	35-39 hours
							8	40-44 hours
							9	45-49 hours
							10	50-54 hours
							11	55-59 hours
							12	60-64 hours
							13	65-69 hours
							14	70-74 hours
							15	75-79 hours
							16	80-84 hours
							17	85-89 hours
							18	90 or more hours

83			M176	Do you usually work on weekends?	OC48_Y2P	YN2Y2P	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Ref
							99	DK

84			M177	Which of these best describes your current work schedule in your (main) job?	NOC49_Y2P	OC49Y2P	1	A Regular Daytime Schedule	Raw
							2	A Regular Evening Shift
							3	A Regular Night Shift
							4	A Rotating Shift (Changes From Days To Evenings And Nights)
							5	Split Shift (Two Distinct Periods Each Day)
							6	On Call
							7	Irregular Schedule
							97	Other
							98	Ref
							99	Dk

85			M179	Do you have a job you will be starting within the next four weeks?	OC14_Y2P	YN2Y2P	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Ref
							99	DK

86			M180	At any time in the last four weeks did you look for paid work and did you do any of the following to find work (Refer to OC16)?	OC15_16_Y2P	YN2Y2P	1	Yes	Re-classified	Responses of OC16_Y2P were combined with OC15_Y2P to maintain the anonymity of one participant.
							2	No
							98	Ref
							99	DK

87			M181	In the last four weeks did you do any of the following to find work?			.			Combined with OC15_Y2P

88			M182	If a job had been available, could you have started last week?	OC17_Y2P	YN2Y2P	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Ref
							99	DK

89			M183	What are the reasons you are not currently in paid work, not actively looking for work, or still on leave: prefer to look after my own [child/children]?	NOC18_1_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

90				What are the reasons you are not currently in paid work, not actively looking for work, or still on leave: too busy with family?	NOC18_2_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

91				What are the reasons you are not currently in paid work, not actively looking for work, or still on leave: partner earns enough to support us?	NOC18_3_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

92				What are the reasons you are not currently in paid work, not actively looking for work, or still on leave: no jobs available?	NOC18_4_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

93				What are the reasons you are not currently in paid work, not actively looking for work, or still on leave: could not find a job that interests me?	NOC18_5_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

94				What are the reasons you are not currently in paid work, not actively looking for work, or still on leave: could not find a job with enough flexibility?	NOC18_6_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

95				What are the reasons you are not currently in paid work, not actively looking for work, or still on leave: cannot get suitable child care?	NOC18_7_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

96				What are the reasons you are not currently in paid work, not actively looking for work, or still on leave: it's not worthwhile with child care costs?	NOC18_8_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

97				What are the reasons you are not currently in paid work, not actively looking for work, or still on leave: will lose government benefits if I work?			.			One case grouped with 'Other' category

98				What are the reasons you are not currently in paid work, not actively looking for work, or still on leave: I am studying?	NOC18_10_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

99				What are the reasons you are not currently in paid work, not actively looking for work, or still on leave: other?	NOC18_97_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Re-classified	Combined information from NOC18_9_Y2P
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

100		Income	M185	What are all the ways that your household got income: wages, salary, commissions, bonuses, etc. paid by an employer?	NFIN6_1_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw	For M185-M186, please refer to External Data Release 2017 Reference and Process User Guide.
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

101				What are all the ways that your household got income: self-employment or business?	NFIN6_2_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

102				What are all the ways that your household got income: interest, dividends, rent, other investments?	NFIN6_3_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

103				What are all the ways that your household got income: regular payments from ACC or a private work accident insurer?	NFIN6_4_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

104				What are all the ways that your household got income: NZ superannuation or veteran's pension?	NFIN6_5_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

105				What are all the ways that your household got income: other superannuation pensions, annuities (other than NZ superannuation, veteran's pension or war pension)?	NFIN6_6_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

106				What are all the ways that your household got income: unemployment benefit?	NFIN6_7_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

107				What are all the ways that your household got income: sickness benefit?	NFIN6_8_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

108				What are all the ways that your household got income: domestic purposes benefit?	NFIN6_9_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

109				What are all the ways that your household got income: invalids benefit?	NFIN6_10_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

110				What are all the ways that your household got income: student allowance (including scholarships or stipends)?	NFIN6_11_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

111				What are all the ways that your household got income: other government benefits, government income support payments, or war pensions?	NFIN6_12_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

112				What are all the ways that your household got income: paid parental leave?	NFIN6_13_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

113				What are all the ways that your household got income: other sources of income, counting support payments from people who do not live in your household?	NFIN6_14_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

114				What are all the ways that your household got income: child support payments?	NFIN6_15_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

115				What are all the ways that your household got income: family tax credits (e.g. working for families)?	NFIN6_16_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

116				What are all the ways that your household got income: no source of income during that time?	NFIN6_17_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

117			M186	What was your household's total income, before tax or anything else was taken out of it?	FIN10_Y2P	FIN10Y2P	1	Loss/Zero Income/$1-$5,000 ($1-$84 per week after tax)	Categorised	Combined 'Loss', 'Zero income' and '$1-$5,000' into one group
							2	$5,001-$10,000 ($84-$168 per week after tax)
							3	$10,001-$15,000 ($168-$250 per week after tax)
							4	$15,001-$20,000 ($250-$327 per week after tax)
							5	$20,001-$25,000 ($327-$400 per week after tax)
							6	$25,001-$30,000 ($400-$480 per week after tax)
							7	$30,001-$40,000 ($480-$630 per week after tax)
							8	$40,001-$50,000 ($630-$777 per week after tax)
							9	$50,001-$70,000 ($777-$1000 per week after tax)
							10	$70,001-$100,000 ($1000-$1400 per week after tax)
							11	$100,001-$150,000 ($1400-$2000 per week after tax)
							12	$150,001 Or More ($2000+ per week after tax)
							98	Ref
							99	DK

118		Living standards	M188	Generally, how would you rate your material standard of living?	LS1_Y2P	LS1Y2P	1	High	Raw
							2	Fairly High
							3	Medium
							4	Fairly Low
							5	Low
							98	Ref
							99	DK

119			M189	Generally, how satisfied are you with your current material standard of living?	LS2_Y2P	LS2Y2P	1	Very Satisfied	Raw
							2	Satisfied
							3	Neither Satisfied Nor Dissatisfied
							4	Dissatisfied
							5	Very Dissatisfied
							98	Ref
							99	DK

120			M190	How well does your (and your partner's combined) total income meet your everyday needs?	LS3_Y2P	LS3Y2P	1	Not Enough	Raw
							2	Just Enough
							3	Enough
							4	More Than Enough
							98	Ref
							99	DK

121		Perceptions about neighbourhood	M234	This is a safe neighbourhood	NE21_Y2P	NE21Y2P	1	Strongly Disagree	Raw
							2	Disagree
							3	Agree
							4	Strongly Agree
							98	Ref
							99	DK

122			M235	This is a clean neighbourhood	NE22_Y2P	NE21Y2P	1	Strongly Disagree	Raw
							2	Disagree
							3	Agree
							4	Strongly Agree
							98	Ref
							99	DK

123			M236	There are good parks, playgrounds, and play spaces in this neighbourhood	NE23_Y2P	NE21Y2P	1	Strongly Disagree	Raw
							2	Disagree
							3	Agree
							4	Strongly Agree
							98	Ref
							99	DK

124			M237	There is good street lighting in this neighbourhood	NE24_Y2P	NE21Y2P	1	Strongly Disagree	Raw
							2	Disagree
							3	Agree
							4	Strongly Agree
							98	Ref
							99	DK

125			M238	The state of the roads and footpaths is good in this neighbourhood	NE25_Y2P	NE21Y2P	1	Strongly Disagree	Raw
							2	Disagree
							3	Agree
							4	Strongly Agree
							98	Ref
							99	DK

126			M239	There is access to close, affordable, regular public transport in this neighbourhood	NE26_Y2P	NE21Y2P	1	Strongly Disagree	Raw
							2	Disagree
							3	Agree
							4	Strongly Agree
							98	Ref
							99	DK

127			M240	There is access to basic shopping facilities in this neighbourhood	NE27_Y2P	NE21Y2P	1	Strongly Disagree	Raw
							2	Disagree
							3	Agree
							4	Strongly Agree
							98	Ref
							99	DK

128			M241	There is access to basic services such as banks, medical clinics, etc., in this neighbourhood	NE28_Y2P	NE21Y2P	1	Strongly Disagree	Raw
							2	Disagree
							3	Agree
							4	Strongly Agree
							98	Ref
							99	DK

129			M242	There is heavy traffic on my street or road	NE29_Y2P	NE21Y2P	1	Strongly Disagree	Raw
							2	Disagree
							3	Agree
							4	Strongly Agree
							98	Ref
							99	DK

130	Culture & Identity	Culture and identity	M244	Do you consider yourself as currently belonging to any particular religion or denomination?	RA1_Y2P	YN2Y2P	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Ref
							99	DK

131			M245	Belonging to any particular religion or denomination	NRA2_Y2P	NRA2Y2P	0	No Religion	Re-classified	Re-classified to Statistics New Zealand Level 1 classificaion of religious affiliation
							1	Buddhist
							2	Christian
							3	Hindu
							4	Islam/Muslim
							5	Judaism/Jewish
							6	Maori Christian
							7	Spiritualism and New Age Religions
							8	Other Religions
							9	Residual Categories
							98	Ref
							99	DK

132			M246	How long have you had this particular faith?	RA3_Y2P	RA3Y2P	1	All My Life	Raw
							2	More Than 5 Years
							3	3-5 Years
							4	1-2 Years
							5	Less Than A Year
							98	Ref
							99	DK

133			M247	Apart from special occasions such as weddings and funerals, about how often do you attend religious services nowadays?	RA4_Y2P	RA4Y2P	1	Every Day	Raw
							2	More Than Once A Week
							3	Once A Week
							4	At Least Once A Month
							5	Only On Special Holy Days
							6	Less Often
							7	Never
							98	Ref
							99	DK

134			M248	Regardless of whether you belong to a particular religion, how spiritual would you say you are?	RA5_Y2P	RA5Y2P	1	1 (Not At All Spiritual)	Raw
							2	2
							3	3
							4	4
							5	5
							6	6
							7	7
							8	8
							9	9
							10	10 (Very Spiritual)
							98	Ref
							99	DK

135		Attitudes of others	M276	Have you felt, been treated unfairly or discriminated against: your gender?	NDIS0_1_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

136				Have you felt, been treated unfairly or discriminated against: your age?	NDIS0_2_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

137				Have you felt, been treated unfairly or discriminated against: your religious or spiritual beliefs?	NDIS0_3_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

138				Have you felt, been treated unfairly or discriminated against: your weight?	NDIS0_4_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

139				Have you felt, been treated unfairly or discriminated against: the shade or colour of your skin?	NDIS0_5_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

140				Have you felt, been treated unfairly or discriminated against: your ethnicity?	NDIS0_6_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

141				Have you felt, been treated unfairly or discriminated against: your sexual orientation?	NDIS0_7_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

142				Have you felt, been treated unfairly or discriminated against: your socio-economic status (e.g., educational level, income level or type of job/occupation)?	NDIS0_8_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

143				Have you felt, been treated unfairly or discriminated against: a physical disability?	NDIS0_9_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

144				Have you felt, been treated unfairly or discriminated against: you have children?	NDIS0_10_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

145				Have you felt, been treated unfairly or discriminated against: your marital status?	NDIS0_11_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

146				Have you felt, been treated unfairly or discriminated against: other?	NDIS0_13_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

147				Have you felt, been treated unfairly or discriminated against: none of these?	NDIS0_97_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

148			M277	Who treated you unfairly because of: your gender - employers, bosses, supervisors, and other people at work, or when applying for a job?	NDIS1_1_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

149				Who treated you unfairly because of: your gender - landlords, rental property managers, real estate agents or people selling houses?	NDIS1_2_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

150				Who treated you unfairly because of: your gender - the police, people working in the justice system (courts) or the department of corrections?	NDIS1_3_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

151				Who treated you unfairly because of: your gender - people working in banks, other finance or loan companies, hire purchase or credit providers/services?	NDIS1_4_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

152				Who treated you unfairly because of: Your gender - teachers or other staff in learning institutions such as pre-schools, schools, technical institutes or universities?	NDIS1_5_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

153				Who treated you unfairly because of: your gender - health services?	NDIS1_6_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

154				Who treated you unfairly because of: your gender - none of these?	NDIS1_7_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

155			M278	Who treated you unfairly because of: your age - employers, bosses, supervisors, and other people at work, or when applying for a job?	NDIS2_1_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

156				Who treated you unfairly because of: your age - landlords, rental property managers, real estate agents or people selling houses?	NDIS2_2_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

157				Who treated you unfairly because of: your age - the police, people working in the justice system (courts) or the department of corrections?	NDIS2_3_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

158				Who treated you unfairly because of: your age - people working in banks, other finance or loan companies, hire purchase or credit providers/services?	NDIS2_4_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

159				Who treated you unfairly because of: your age - teachers or other staff in learning institutions such as pre-schools, schools, technical institutes or universities?	NDIS2_5_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

160				Who treated you unfairly because of: your age - health services?	NDIS2_6_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

161				Who treated you unfairly because of: your age - none of these?	NDIS2_7_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

162			M279	Who treated you unfairly because of: your religious or spiritual beliefs - employers, bosses, supervisors, and other people at work, or when applying for a job?	NDIS3_1_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

163				Who treated you unfairly because of: your religious or spiritual beliefs - landlords, rental property managers, real estate agents or people selling houses?	NDIS3_2_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

164				Who treated you unfairly because of: your religious or spiritual beliefs - the police, people working in the justice system (courts) or the department of corrections?	NDIS3_3_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

165				Who treated you unfairly because of: your religious or spiritual beliefs - people working in banks, other finance or loan companies, hire purchase or credit providers/services?	NDIS3_4_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

166				Who treated you unfairly because of: your religious or spiritual beliefs - teachers or other staff in learning institutions such as pre-schools, schools, technical institutes or universities?	NDIS3_5_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

167				Who treated you unfairly because of: your religious or spiritual beliefs - health services?	NDIS3_6_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

168				Who treated you unfairly because of: your religious or spiritual beliefs - none of these?	NDIS3_7_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

169			M280	Who treated you unfairly because of: your weight - employers, bosses, supervisors, and other people at work, or when applying for a job?	NDIS4_1_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

170				Who treated you unfairly because of: your weight - landlords, rental property managers, real estate agents or people selling houses?	NDIS4_2_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

171				Who treated you unfairly because of: your weight - the police, people working in the justice system (courts) or the department of corrections?	NDIS4_3_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

172				Who treated you unfairly because of: your weight - people working in banks, other finance or loan companies, hire purchase or credit providers/services?	NDIS4_4_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

173				Who treated you unfairly because of: Your weight - teachers or other staff in learning institutions such as pre-schools, schools, technical institutes or universities?	NDIS4_5_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

174				Who treated you unfairly because of: your weight - health services?	NDIS4_6_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

175				Who treated you unfairly because of: your weight - none of these?	NDIS4_7_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

176			M281	Who treated you unfairly with respect to: the shade or colour of your skin - employers, bosses, supervisors, and other people at work, or when applying for a job?	NDIS5_1_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

177				Who treated you unfairly with respect to: the shade or colour of your skin - landlords, rental property managers, real estate agents or people selling houses?	NDIS5_2_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

178				Who treated you unfairly with respect to: the shade or colour of your skin - the police, people working in the justice system (courts) or the department of corrections?	NDIS5_3_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

179				Who treated you unfairly with respect to: the shade or colour of your skin - people working in banks, other finance or loan companies, hire purchase or credit providers/services?	NDIS5_4_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

180				Who treated you unfairly with respect to: the shade or colour of your skin - teachers or other staff in learning institutions such as pre-schools, schools, technical institutes or universities?	NDIS5_5_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

181				Who treated you unfairly with respect to: the shade or colour of your skin - health services?	NDIS5_6_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

182				Who treated you unfairly with respect to: the shade or colour of your skin - none of these?	NDIS5_7_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

183			M282	Who treated you unfairly because of: your ethnicity - employers, bosses, supervisors, and other people at work, or when applying for a job?	NDIS6_1_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

184				Who treated you unfairly because of: your ethnicity - landlords, rental property managers, real estate agents or people selling houses?	NDIS6_2_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

185				Who treated you unfairly because of: your ethnicity - the police, people working in the justice system (courts) or the department of corrections?	NDIS6_3_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

186				Who treated you unfairly because of: your ethnicity - people working in banks, other finance or loan companies, hire purchase or credit providers/services?	NDIS6_4_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

187				Who treated you unfairly because of: your ethnicity - teachers or other staff in learning institutions such as pre-schools, schools, technical institutes or universities?	NDIS6_5_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

188				Who treated you unfairly because of: your ethnicity - health services?	NDIS6_6_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

189				Who treated you unfairly because of: your ethnicity - none of these?	NDIS6_7_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

190			M283	Who treated you unfairly because of: your sexual orientation - employers, bosses, supervisors, and other people at work, or when applying for a job?			.			Sensitive information with low cell counts. High level information provided in "NDIS0_7_Y2P"

191				Who treated you unfairly because of: your sexual orientation - landlords, rental property managers, real estate agents or people selling houses?			.

192				Who treated you unfairly because of: your sexual orientation - the police, people working in the justice system (courts) or the department of corrections?			.

193				Who treated you unfairly because of: your sexual orientation - people working in banks, other finance or loan companies, hire purchase or credit providers/services?			.

194				Who treated you unfairly because of: your sexual orientation - teachers or other staff in learning institutions such as pre-schools, schools, technical institutes or universities?			.

195				Who treated you unfairly because of: your sexual orientation - health services?			.

196				Who treated you unfairly because of: your sexual orientation - none of these?			.

197			M284	Who treated you unfairly because of: your socio-economic status - employers, bosses, supervisors, and other people at work, or when applying for a job?	NDIS8_1_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

198				Who treated you unfairly because of: your socio-economic status - landlords, rental property managers, real estate agents or people selling houses?	NDIS8_2_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

199				Who treated you unfairly because of: your socio-economic status - the police, people working in the justice system (courts) or the department of corrections?	NDIS8_3_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

200				Who treated you unfairly because of: your socio-economic status - people working in banks, other finance or loan companies, hire purchase or credit providers/services?	NDIS8_4_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

201				Who treated you unfairly because of: your socio-economic status - teachers or other staff in learning institutions such as pre-schools, schools, technical institutes or universities?	NDIS8_5_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

202				Who treated you unfairly because of: your socio-economic status - health services?	NDIS8_6_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

203				Who treated you unfairly because of: your socio-economic status - none of these?	NDIS8_7_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

204			M285	Who treated you unfairly because of: a physical disability - employers, bosses, supervisors, and other people at work, or when applying for a job?			.			Sensitive information with low cell counts. High level information provided in "NDIS0_9_Y2P"

205				Who treated you unfairly because of: a physical disability - landlords, rental property managers, real estate agents or people selling houses?			.

206				Who treated you unfairly because of: a physical disability - the police, people working in the justice system (courts) or the department of corrections?			.

207				Who treated you unfairly because of: a physical disability - people working in banks, other finance or loan companies, hire purchase or credit providers/services?			.

208				Who treated you unfairly because of: a physical disability - teachers or other staff in learning institutions such as pre-schools, schools, technical institutes or universities?			.

209				Who treated you unfairly because of: a physical disability - health services?			.

210				Who treated you unfairly because of: a physical disability - none of these?			.

211			M286	Who treated you unfairly because of: you have children - employers, bosses, supervisors, and other people at work, or when applying for a job?	NDIS10_1_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

212				Who treated you unfairly because of: you have children - landlords, rental property managers, real estate agents or people selling houses?	NDIS10_2_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

213				Who treated you unfairly because of: you have children - the police, people working in the justice system (courts) or the department of corrections?	NDIS10_3_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

214				Who treated you unfairly because of: you have children - people working in banks, other finance or loan companies, hire purchase or credit providers/services?	NDIS10_4_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

215				Who treated you unfairly because of: you have children - teachers or other staff in learning institutions such as pre-schools, schools, technical institutes or universities?	NDIS10_5_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

216				Who treated you unfairly because of: you have children - health services?	NDIS10_6_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

217				Who treated you unfairly because of: you have children - none of these?	NDIS10_7_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

218			M287	Who treated you unfairly because of: your marital status - employers, bosses, supervisors, and other people at work, or when applying for a job?	NDIS11_1_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

219				Who treated you unfairly because of: your marital status - landlords, rental property managers, real estate agents or people selling houses?	NDIS11_2_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

220				Who treated you unfairly because of: your marital status - the police, people working in the justice system (courts) or the department of corrections?	NDIS11_3_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

221				Who treated you unfairly because of: your marital status - people working in banks, other finance or loan companies, hire purchase or credit providers/services?	NDIS11_4_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

222				Who treated you unfairly because of: your marital status - teachers or other staff in learning institutions such as pre-schools, schools, technical institutes or universities?	NDIS11_5_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

223				Who treated you unfairly because of: your marital status - health services?	NDIS11_6_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

224				Who treated you unfairly because of: your marital status - none of these?	NDIS11_7_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

225			M288	Who treated you unfairly because of other reason (DIS0-other) - employers, bosses, supervisors, and other people at work, or when applying for a job?	NDIS12_1_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

226				Who treated you unfairly because of other reason (DIS0-other) - landlords, rental property managers, real estate agents or people selling houses?	NDIS12_2_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

227				Who treated you unfairly because of other reason (DIS0-other) - the police, people working in the justice system (courts) or the department of corrections?	NDIS12_3_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

228				Who treated you unfairly because of other reason (DIS0-other) - people working in banks, other finance or loan companies, hire purchase or credit providers/services?	NDIS12_4_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

229				Who treated you unfairly because of other reason (DIS0-other) - teachers or other staff in learning institutions such as pre-schools, schools, technical institutes or universities?	NDIS12_5_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

230				Who treated you unfairly because of other reason (DIS0-other) - health services?	NDIS12_6_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

231				Who treated you unfairly because of other reason (DIS0-other) - none of these?	NDIS12_7_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

232			M289	Would you describe yourself as being a member of a group that is discriminated against in this country?	DIS13_Y2P	YN2Y2P	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Ref
							99	DK

233			M290	On what grounds is your group discriminated against - colour or race?	NDIS14_1_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

234				On what grounds is your group discriminated against - nationality?	NDIS14_2_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

235				On what grounds is your group discriminated against - religion?	NDIS14_3_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

236				On what grounds is your group discriminated against - language?	NDIS14_4_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

237				On what grounds is your group discriminated against - ethnic group?	NDIS14_5_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

238				On what grounds is your group discriminated against - age?	NDIS14_6_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

239				On what grounds is your group discriminated against - gender?	NDIS14_7_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

240				On what grounds is your group discriminated against - sexuality?	NDIS14_8_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

241				On what grounds is your group discriminated against - disability?	NDIS14_9_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

242				On what grounds is your group discriminated against - other?	NDIS14_97_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

243		Attitudes about others	M292	Could you please mention any that you would not like to have as neighbours: drug addicts?	NAO1_1_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

244				Could you please mention any that you would not like to have as neighbours: people of a different race?	NAO1_2_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

245				Could you please mention any that you would not like to have as neighbours: people who have AIDS?	NAO1_3_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

246				Could you please mention any that you would not like to have as neighbours: immigrants/foreign workers?	NAO1_4_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

247				Could you please mention any that you would not like to have as neighbours: homosexuals?	NAO1_5_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

248				Could you please mention any that you would not like to have as neighbours: people of a different religion?	NAO1_6_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

249				Could you please mention any that you would not like to have as neighbours: heavy drinkers?	NAO1_7_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

250				Could you please mention any that you would not like to have as neighbours: unmarried couples living together?	NAO1_8_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

251				Could you please mention any that you would not like to have as neighbours: people who speak a different language?	NAO1_9_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

252				Could you please mention any that you would not like to have as neighbours: people with mental health problems?	NAO1_10_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

253				Could you please mention any that you would not like to have as neighbours: no one on this list?	NAO1_11_Y2P	YN0Y2P	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

254			M293	How about people from other countries coming here? which one of the following do you think the government should do?	AO2_Y2P	AO2Y2P	1	Let anyone Come Who Wants To	Raw
							2	Let People Come As Long As There Are Jobs Available
							3	Place Strict Limits On The Number Of Foreigners Who Can Come Here
							4	Prohibit People Coming Here From Other Countries
							98	Ref
							99	DK

255			M294	How do you feel about the value of ethnic diversity?	AO3_Y2P	AO3Y2P	1	1 (Ethnic Diversity Lessens a Countries Unity)	Raw
							2	2
							3	3
							4	4
							5	5
							6	6
							7	7
							8	8
							9	9
							10	10 (Ethnic Diversity Enriches Life)
							98	Ref
							99	DK

256			M296	Could you tell me what has been the biggest challenge with your [child/children] in the past year?			.			Free text

257			M297	Could you tell me what has been the biggest highlight with your [child/children] in the past year?			.			Free text

258				NZDep2006 Index of Deprivation	NZDEP2006_Y2P	NZD10Y2P	1	NZDep=1	Raw
							2	NZDep=2
							3	NZDep=3
							4	NZDep=4
							5	NZDep=5
							6	NZDep=6
							7	NZDep=7
							8	NZDep=8
							9	NZDep=9
							10	NZDep=10

259				Rurality	RURALITYGP_Y2P	RURGPY2P	1	Urban area	Categorised
							2	Rural area

260				District health board group	DHBGP_Y2P	DHBY2P	1	Auckland	Categorised
							2	Counties Manukau
							3	Waikato
							4	Waitemata
							5	Elsewhere-North Island
							6	Elsewhere-South Island
							7	Other