DCW5M Data Dictionary Mother

No.	Research domain	Subdomain	Questionnaire number	Question	Variable name	Formatted data values	Value labels	Variable type	Notes
1				Mother ID at 54 month interview (Linkable to other datasets)	IDN_M54M	.		Identification key	Randomly generated mother ID at 54 month interview. Allows linking to other datasets
2				Mother's age at 54 month data collection	AGE_M54M	20	<=20	Derived	Mother's age in years at 54 month interview. Categorised the low cell counts at 20 or less and 50 or more
						50	>=50
3				Mother's country of residence	COUNTRY_M54M	1	New Zealand	Categorised	Countries other than New Zealand grouped as 'Other countries'
						2	Other countries
4				Mother's gender	GENDER_M54M	1	Female	Raw
						2	Male
5	Family and Whanau	Parent-Child Interactions and Media Interaction	12.15	In your household are there rules for your {child/children} about the amount of computer, TV, or DVD time they are allowed?	TU23_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
						98	Ref
						99	DK
6			12.16	How often does someone in your household make sure that your {child/children} follow these rules?	TU24_M54M	0	Never	Raw
						1	Less Than Half The Time
						2	About Half The Time
						3	Most Of The Time
						4	All Of The Time
						98	Ref
						99	DK
7		Parenting	13.1	Values and attitudes toward parenting in general - There should be a clear line of authority within the family and no doubt about who decides?	PAR1_M54M	1	Strongly disagree	Raw
						2	Disagree
						3	Neither agree nor disagree
						4	Agree
						5	Strongly agree
						98	Ref
						99	DK
8			13.2	Values and attitudes toward parenting in general - Children should obey their parents?	PAR2_M54M	1	Strongly disagree	Raw
						2	Disagree
						3	Neither agree nor disagree
						4	Agree
						5	Strongly agree
						98	Ref
						99	DK
9			13.3	Values and attitudes toward parenting in general - Parents should teach their children to behave properly?	PAR3_M54M	1	Strongly disagree	Raw
						2	Disagree
						3	Neither agree nor disagree
						4	Agree
						5	Strongly agree
						98	Ref
						99	DK
10			13.4	Values and attitudes toward parenting in general - Children should not talk back to their parents?	PAR4_M54M	1	Strongly disagree	Raw
						2	Disagree
						3	Neither agree nor disagree
						4	Agree
						5	Strongly agree
						98	Ref
						99	DK
11			13.5	Values and attitudes toward parenting in general - It is a child’s responsibility to look after the parents when they need help?	PAR5_M54M	1	Strongly disagree	Raw
						2	Disagree
						3	Neither agree nor disagree
						4	Agree
						5	Strongly agree
						98	Ref
						99	DK
12			13.6	Values and attitudes toward parenting in general - Parents always know what is best?	PAR6_M54M	1	Strongly disagree	Raw
						2	Disagree
						3	Neither agree nor disagree
						4	Agree
						5	Strongly agree
						98	Ref
						99	DK
13	Education	Early Childhood Education	14.1	Over the past year {has your child/have your children} been looked after at regular times during the week by anyone other than you?	CC121_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
						98	Ref
						99	DK
14			14.2	What is the MAIN reason your {child does/children do} NOT have any regular early childhood education or care arrangements at present?	CC122_M54M	1	Child does not need it	Categorised	Combined low cell counts of 'Care not available on days/times I need it' and 'Does not suit our cultural or ethnic beliefs' with 'Other (specified)'
						2	No spare places/waiting list
						3	Transport difficulties
						4	No care available locally
						5	Care not available on days/times I need it
						6	Too expensive
						7	Concerned with quality of care
						8	Does not suit our cultural or ethnic beliefs
						9	Do not want {CHILD/CHILDREN} cared for by strangers
						97	Other (Please specify)
						98	Ref
						99	DK
15			14.3.1	Type or types of early childhood education or care {does your child/do your children} usually attend - Kindergarten?	CC70_1_M54M	0	No	Raw	Type of childcare received by children was based on parents' self-reporting.
						1	Yes
16			14.3.2	Type or types of early childhood education or care {does your child/do your children} usually attend - Early Childhood Education Service/Childcare Centre or preschool?	CC70_2_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
17			14.3.3	Type or types of early childhood education or care {does your child/do your children} usually attend - Playcentre?	CC70_3_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
18			14.3.4	Type or types of early childhood education or care {does your child/do your children} usually attend - An organised home-based care programme such as Barnados or PORSE?	CC70_4_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
19			14.3.5	Type or types of early childhood education or care {does your child/do your children} usually attend - Kohanga Reo?	CC70_5_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
20			14.3.6	Type or types of early childhood education or care {does your child/do your children} usually attend - Pacific Islands early childhood centre?	CC70_6_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
21			14.3.7	Type or types of early childhood education or care {does your child/do your children} usually attend - Nanny (not live-in)?	CC70_7_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
22			14.3.8	Type or types of early childhood education or care {does your child/do your children} usually attend - Au pair or live-in Nanny?	CC70_8_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
23			14.3.9	Type or types of early childhood education or care {does your child/do your children} usually attend - Grandparent?	CC70_9_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
24			14.3.10	Type or types of early childhood education or care {does your child/do your children} usually attend - Other relative?	CC70_10_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
25			14.3.11	Type or types of early childhood education or care {does your child/do your children} usually attend - Church crèche?	CC70_11_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
26			14.3.12	Type or types of early childhood education or care {does your child/do your children} usually attend - Other crèche?	CC70_12_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
27			14.3.13	Type or types of early childhood education or care {does your child/do your children} usually attend - Gym, leisure or community centre?	CC70_13_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
28			14.3.14	Type or types of early childhood education or care {does your child/do your children} usually attend - Other person (includes friend or neighbour)?	CC70_14_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
29			14.3.971	Type or types of early childhood education or care {does your child/do your children} usually attend - Other 1 (specified)?	CC70_971_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
30			14.3.972	Type or types of early childhood education or care {does your child/do your children} usually attend - Other 2 (specified)?	CC70_972_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
31			14.3.99	Type or types of early childhood education or care {does your child/do your children} usually attend - DK	CC70_99_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
32			14.3.98	Type or types of early childhood education or care {does your child/do your children} usually attend - Ref	CC70_98_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
33			14.4	What type of early childhood education or care {does your child/do your children} have for the most hours per week?	CC123_M54M	1	Kindergarten	Categorised	Combined low cell counts of 'Other cheche', 'Gym, leisure or community centre' and 'Other person (includes friend or neighbour)' with 'Other (specified)'. Type of childcare received by children was based on parents' self-reporting.
						2	Early Childhood Education Service /Childcare Centre or Preschool
						3	Playcentre
						4	An organised home-based care programme such as Barnados or PORSE
						5	Kohanga Reo
						6	Pacific Islands early childhood centre
						7	Nanny (not live-in)
						8	Au pair or live-in Nanny
						9	Grandparent
						10	Other relative
						11	Church creche
						12	Other creche
						13	Gym, leisure or community centre
						14	Other person (includes friend or neighbour)
						98	Ref
						99	DK
						971	Other (Please specify)
						972	Other (Please specify)
34			14.5	When deciding to use this type of early childhood education or care, did you feel like you had a choice?	CC101_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
						98	Ref
						99	DK
35			14.6.1	The reasons that you chose to use this type of early childhood education or care - It best suits our cultural needs?	CC102_1_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
36			14.6.2	The reasons that you chose to use this type of early childhood education or care - It best suits our needs for work or study?	CC102_2_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
37			14.6.3	The reasons that you chose to use this type of early childhood education or care - It has the best location?	CC102_3_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
38			14.6.4	The reasons that you chose to use this type of early childhood education or care - Because of reputation of the centre or care provider?	CC102_4_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
39			14.6.5	The reasons that you chose to use this type of early childhood education or care - Because of cost?	CC102_5_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
40			14.6.6	The reasons that you chose to use this type of early childhood education or care - Because of the programme/policies of the centre or care provider?	CC102_6_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
41			14.6.7	The reasons that you chose to use this type of early childhood education or care - Because of the facilities of the centre or care provider?	CC102_7_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
42			14.6.8	The reasons that you chose to use this type of early childhood education or care - Because of the opportunities for parental involvement with the centre or care provider?	CC102_8_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
43			14.6.9	The reasons that you chose to use this type of early childhood education or care - Other siblings use or have used this type of care?	CC102_9_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
44			14.6.10	The reasons that you chose to use this type of early childhood education or care - It best suits their physical needs?	CC102_10_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
45			14.6.11	The reasons that you chose to use this type of early childhood education or care - It best suits their social needs?	CC102_11_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
46			14.6.12	The reasons that you chose to use this type of early childhood education or care - It best suits their learning needs?	CC102_12_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
47			14.6.13	The reasons that you chose to use this type of early childhood education or care - Recommended by others?	CC102_13_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
48			14.6.14	The reasons that you chose to use this type of early childhood education or care - It was the only available option?	CC102_14_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
49			14.6.15	The reasons that you chose to use this type of early childhood education or care - Because of a personal relationship with the centre or care provider?	CC102_15_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
50			14.6.97	The reasons that you chose to use this type of early childhood education or care - Other (specified)?	CC102_97_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
51			14.6.99	The reasons that you chose to use this type of early childhood education or care - DK	CC102_99_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
52			14.6.98	The reasons that you chose to use this type of early childhood education or care - Ref	CC102_98_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
53			14.7	What is the MAIN reason that you use this type of early childhood education or care?	CC103_M54M	1	It best suits our cultural needs	Raw
						2	It best suits our needs for work or study
						3	It has the best location
						4	Because of reputation of the centre or care provider
						5	Because of cost
						6	Because of the programme/policies of the centre or care provider
						7	Because of the facilities of the centre or care provider
						8	Because of the opportunities for parental involvement with the centre or care provider
						9	Other siblings use or have used this type of care
						10	It best suits their physical needs
						11	It best suits their social needs
						12	It best suits their learning needs
						13	Recommended by others
						14	It was the only available option
						15	Because of a personal relationship with the centre or care provider
						97	Other (Please specify)
						98	Ref
						99	DK
54			14.8.1	Forms of communication used between you and this early childhood education or care arrangement - No communication?	CC105_1_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
55			14.8.2	Forms of communication used between you and this early childhood education or care arrangement - Short face to face conversations (e.g. at arrival or departure)?	CC105_2_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
56			14.8.3	Forms of communication used between you and this early childhood education or care arrangement - Written entries in a notebook?	CC105_3_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
57			14.8.4	Forms of communication used between you and this early childhood education or care arrangement - Regular paper or electronic newsletters?	CC105_4_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
58			14.8.5	Forms of communication used between you and this early childhood education or care arrangement - Noticeboard?	CC105_5_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
59			14.8.6	Forms of communication used between you and this early childhood education or care arrangement - Learning story or portfolio or child profile book?	CC105_6_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
60			14.8.7	Forms of communication used between you and this early childhood education or care arrangement - Telephone calls?	CC105_7_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
61			14.8.8	Forms of communication used between you and this early childhood education or care arrangement - Visits to the home?	CC105_8_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
62			14.8.9	Forms of communication used between you and this early childhood education or care arrangement - Meetings with staff?	CC105_9_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
63			14.8.10	Forms of communication used between you and this early childhood education or care arrangement - Emails?	CC105_10_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
64			14.8.11	Forms of communication used between you and this early childhood education or care arrangement - Social media?	CC105_11_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
65			14.8.12	Forms of communication used between you and this early childhood education or care arrangement - Online communication boards or portfolios?	CC105_12_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
66			14.8.13	Forms of communication used between you and this early childhood education or care arrangement - Texts?	CC105_13_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
67			14.8.14	Forms of communication used between you and this early childhood education or care arrangement - Organised events?	CC105_14_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
68			14.8.97	Forms of communication used between you and this early childhood education or care arrangement - Other (specified)?	CC105_97_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
69			14.8.99	Forms of communication used between you and this early childhood education or care arrangement - DK	CC105_99_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
70			14.8.98	Forms of communication used between you and this early childhood education or care arrangement - Ref	CC105_98_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
71			14.9	Overall, how satisfied are you with the communication between you and this early childhood education or care arrangement?	CC120_M54M	1	Very satisfied	Raw
						2	Satisfied
						3	Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
						4	Dissatisfied
						5	Very dissatisfied
						98	Ref
						99	DK
72			14.10.1	What form of involvement do you have with this early childhood education or care arrangement - None?	CC106_0_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
73			14.10.2	What form of involvement do you have with this early childhood education or care arrangement - Teaching or supervising?	CC106_1_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
74			14.10.3	What form of involvement do you have with this early childhood education or care arrangement - Help with or attend activities, trips and special events?	CC106_2_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
75			14.10.4	What form of involvement do you have with this early childhood education or care arrangement - Serve on committees?	CC106_3_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
76			14.10.5	What form of involvement do you have with this early childhood education or care arrangement - Training or course work?	CC106_4_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
77			14.10.6	What form of involvement do you have with this early childhood education or care arrangement - Support through fund raising, working groups, providing supplies or cleaning?	CC106_5_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
78			14.10.97	What form of involvement do you have with this early childhood education or care arrangement - Other (specified)?	CC106_97_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
79			14.10.99	What form of involvement do you have with this early childhood education or care arrangement - DK?	CC106_99_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
80			14.10.98	What form of involvement do you have with this early childhood education or care arrangement - Ref?	CC106_98_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
81			14.11	How satisfied are you with the effect that this early childhood education or care arrangement has had on your {child/children}’s independence?	CC107_M54M	1	Very satisfied	Raw
						2	Satisfied
						3	Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
						4	Dissatisfied
						5	Very dissatisfied
						98	Ref
						99	DK
82			14.12	How satisfied are you with the effect that this early childhood education or care arrangement has had on your {child/children}’s social skills: playing, joining in, relationships with others?	CC108_M54M	1	Very satisfied	Raw
						2	Satisfied
						3	Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
						4	Dissatisfied
						5	Very dissatisfied
						98	Ref
						99	DK
83			14.13	How satisfied are you with the effect that this early childhood education or care arrangement has had on your {child/children}’s development of language and communication?	CC109_M54M	1	Very satisfied	Raw
						2	Satisfied
						3	Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
						4	Dissatisfied
						5	Very dissatisfied
						98	Ref
						99	DK
84			14.14	How satisfied are you with the effect that this early childhood education or care arrangement has had on your {child/children}’s development of cultural awareness and/or belonging?	CC116_M54M	1	Very satisfied	Raw
						2	Satisfied
						3	Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
						4	Dissatisfied
						5	Very dissatisfied
						98	Ref
						99	DK
85			14.15	How satisfied are you with the effect that this early childhood education or care arrangement has had on your {child/children}’s pre-writing/writing skills?	CC110_M54M	1	Very satisfied	Raw
						2	Satisfied
						3	Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
						4	Dissatisfied
						5	Very dissatisfied
						98	Ref
						99	DK
86			14.16	How satisfied are you with the effect that this early childhood education or care arrangement has had on your {child/children}’s pre-reading/reading skills?	CC111_M54M	1	Very satisfied	Raw
						2	Satisfied
						3	Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
						4	Dissatisfied
						5	Very dissatisfied
						98	Ref
						99	DK
87			14.17	How satisfied are you with the effect that this early childhood education or care arrangement has had on your {child/children}’s skills with numbers?	CC112_M54M	1	Very satisfied	Raw
						2	Satisfied
						3	Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
						4	Dissatisfied
						5	Very dissatisfied
						98	Ref
						99	DK
88			14.18	How satisfied are you with the effect that this early childhood education or care arrangement has had on your {child/children}’s physical or motor skills?	CC113_M54M	1	Very satisfied	Raw
						2	Satisfied
						3	Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
						4	Dissatisfied
						5	Very dissatisfied
						98	Ref
						99	DK
89			14.19	How satisfied are you with the effect that this early childhood education or care arrangement has had on your {child/children}’s interest in music or singing?	CC114_M54M	1	Very satisfied	Raw
						2	Satisfied
						3	Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
						4	Dissatisfied
						5	Very dissatisfied
						98	Ref
						99	DK
90			14.20	How satisfied are you with the effect that this early childhood education or care arrangement has had on your {child/children}’s interest in learning and exploring?	CC115_M54M	1	Very satisfied	Raw
						2	Satisfied
						3	Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
						4	Dissatisfied
						5	Very dissatisfied
						98	Ref
						99	DK
91			14.21	On average, how much do you pay per week for ALL the early childhood education or care arrangements that your {CHILD attends/CHILDREN attend}?	CC100_M54M	1	Weekly amount $_ _ _ _(range 0 - 2000)	Raw
						98	Ref
						99	DK
92			14.21.1	On average, how much do you pay per week for ALL the early childhood education or care arrangements that your {CHILD attends/CHILDREN attend} - weekly amount?	CC100_1_M54M	-1	Not residing in NZ	Categorised	If not residing in New Zealand, payment for child is not applicable
93		School	15.1	Do you know which school your {child/children} will attend?	SS3_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
						98	Ref
94			15.2.1	What type of school will your {child/children} will attend - State/Public primary school?	SS4_1_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
95			15.2.2	What type of school will your {child/children} will attend - Private/independent primary school?	SS4_2_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
96			15.2.3	What type of school will your {child/children} will attend - Charter/partnership school?	SS4_3_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
97			15.2.4	What type of school will your {child/children} will attend - Home schooling?	SS4_4_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
98			15.2.5	What type of school will your {child/children} will attend - Correspondence school?		.			Information contained in a variable SS4_97_m54M due to the low cell count
99			15.2.6	What type of school will your {child/children} will attend - Te kura kaupapa Maori?	SS4_6_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
100			15.2.7	What type of school will your {child/children} will attend - Bilingual school/unit?	SS4_7_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
101			15.2.8	What type of school will your {child/children} will attend - Religious school?	SS4_8_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
102			15.2.9	What type of school will your {child/children} will attend - Special education school?	SS4_9_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
103			15.2.97	What type of school will your {child/children} will attend - Other (specified)?	SS4_97_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
104			15.2.99	What type of school will your {child/children} will attend - DK	SS4_99_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
105			15.2.98	What type of school will your {child/children} will attend - Ref	SS4_98_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
106			15.3.1	Which of the following sources of advice or information have you accessed about what school your {child/children} might or will go to - Primary school staff?	SS24_1_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
107			15.3.2	Which of the following sources of advice or information have you accessed about what school your {child/children} might or will go to - ERO reports?	SS24_2_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
108			15.3.3	Which of the following sources of advice or information have you accessed about what school your {child/children} might or will go to - National standards results?	SS24_3_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
109			15.3.4	Which of the following sources of advice or information have you accessed about what school your {child/children} might or will go to - School website/prospectus?	SS24_4_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
110			15.3.5	Which of the following sources of advice or information have you accessed about what school your {child/children} might or will go to - School zoning information ?	SS24_5_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
111			15.3.6	Which of the following sources of advice or information have you accessed about what school your {child/children} might or will go to - Early childhood education or care staff or other child carers?	SS24_6_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
112			15.3.7	Which of the following sources of advice or information have you accessed about what school your {child/children} might or will go to - Social workers or community workers?	SS24_7_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
113			15.3.8	Which of the following sources of advice or information have you accessed about what school your {child/children} might or will go to - Other professionals (GPs etc.)?	SS24_8_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
114			15.3.9	Which of the following sources of advice or information have you accessed about what school your {child/children} might or will go to - Older siblings or relatives already attend school?	SS24_9_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
115			15.3.10	Which of the following sources of advice or information have you accessed about what school your {child/children} might or will go to - You and/or your partner have enough knowledge about primary school?	SS24_10_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
116			15.3.11	Which of the following sources of advice or information have you accessed about what school your {child/children} might or will go to - Family or extended family?	SS24_11_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
117			15.3.12	Which of the following sources of advice or information have you accessed about what school your {child/children} might or will go to - Friends?	SS24_12_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
118			15.3.13	Which of the following sources of advice or information have you accessed about what school your {child/children} might or will go to - Parenting websites?	SS24_13_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
119			15.3.14	Which of the following sources of advice or information have you accessed about what school your {child/children} might or will go to - Other websites?	SS24_14_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
120			15.3.15	Which of the following sources of advice or information have you accessed about what school your {child/children} might or will go to - Books, magazines or newspapers?	SS24_15_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
121			15.3.16	Which of the following sources of advice or information have you accessed about what school your {child/children} might or will go to - TV/radio?	SS24_16_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
122			15.3.17	Which of the following sources of advice or information have you accessed about what school your {child/children} might or will go to - I didn’t look for advice or information?	SS24_17_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
123			15.3.18	Which of the following sources of advice or information have you accessed about what school your {child/children} might or will go to - I was unable to find advice or information?	SS24_18_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
124			15.3.97	Which of the following sources of advice or information have you accessed about what school your {child/children} might or will go to - Other (specified)?	SS24_97_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
125			15.3.99	Which of the following sources of advice or information have you accessed about what school your {child/children} might or will go to - DK	SS24_99_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
126			15.3.98	Which of the following sources of advice or information have you accessed about what school your {child/children} might or will go to - Ref	SS24_98_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
127	Health and Well being	Parental Health	16.1	Thinking about your current health, in general how would you say your health is?	GH1_M54M	1	Excellent	Raw
						2	Very good
						3	Good
						4	Fair
						5	Poor
						98	Ref
						99	DK
128			16.2	On average, how many standard drinks of alcohol (beer, wine, and spirits) do you currently have per week?	ALC7_M54M	1	I do not currently drink alcohol	Categorised	All participants who responded '11 (40+ drinks per week)' were added to '10 (20-39 drinks per week)' to protect their identification
						2	Less than 1 drink per week
						3	1 drink per week
						4	2 drinks per week
						5	3 drinks per week
						6	4-6 drinks per week
						7	7-9 drinks per week
						8	10-14 drinks per week
						9	15-19 drinks per week
						10	20-39 drinks per week
						11	40+ drinks per week
						98	Ref
						99	DK
129			16.3	How often do you drink six or more standard alcoholic drinks on one occasion?	ALC5_M54M	0	Never	Raw
						1	Less than monthly
						2	Monthly
						3	Weekly
						4	Daily or almost daily
						98	Ref
						99	DK
130			16.4	How many standard alcoholic drinks do you have on a typical day when you are drinking?	ALC8_M54M	1	One or two	Raw
						2	Three or four
						3	Five or six
						4	Seven to nine
						5	Ten or more
						98	Ref
						99	DK
131			16.5	Have you ever sought help in relation to alcohol use?	ALC6_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
						98	Ref
						99	DK
132			16.6	Do you currently smoke regularly, at least one cigarette a day?	SM4_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
						98	Ref
						99	DK
133			16.7	How many cigarette per day, on average, do you currently smoke?	SM5_M54M	1	Number of cigarettes	Raw
						98	Ref
						99	DK
134			16.7.1	How many cigarette per day, on average, do you currently smoke - number of cigarettes?	SM5_1_M54M	25	25+	Categorised	Categorise upper extreme at 25+
135			16.8	Have you ever sought any help to quit or cut down on cigarette smoking?	SM13_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
						98	Ref
						99	DK
136			16.9	How many people (including yourself) who live in your household smoke cigarettes?	SM15_M54M	1	No one	Raw
						2	Number of people
						98	Ref
						99	DK
137			16.9.1	How many people (including yourself) who live in your household smoke cigarettes - number of people?	SM15_1_M54M	1	1 person	Categorised	Categorise upper extreme at 6+
						2	2 people
						3	3 people
						4	4 people
						5	5 people
						6	6+ people
138			16.10	Does anyone ever smoke in the same room that your {child is/children are} in?	SM14_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
						98	Ref
						99	DK
139			16.11	Does anyone ever smoke in the same room that your {child is/children are} in - How often?	SM12_M54M	1	Rarely i.e less than once a week	Raw
						2	Occasionally, or a few times a week
						3	Often i.e every day or almost every day of the week
						98	Ref
						99	DK
140		Motivation and Emotion	17.1	Over the LAST TWO WEEKS, how often have you been bothered by the following problems - Little interest or pleasure in doing things?	PH1_M54M	1	Not at all	Raw	For Q17.1-17.10, please refer to Table 2 in External Data Release 2017 Reference and Process User Guide.
						2	Several days
						3	More than half the days
						4	Nearly every day
						98	Ref
						99	DK
141			17.2	Over the LAST TWO WEEKS, how often have you been bothered by the following problems - Feeling down, depressed, or hopeless?	PH2_M54M	1	Not at all	Raw
						2	Several days
						3	More than half the days
						4	Nearly every day
						98	Ref
						99	DK
142			17.3	Over the LAST TWO WEEKS, how often have you been bothered by the following problems - Trouble falling or staying asleep, or sleeping too much?	PH3_M54M	1	Not at all	Raw
						2	Several days
						3	More than half the days
						4	Nearly every day
						98	Ref
						99	DK
143			17.4	Over the LAST TWO WEEKS, how often have you been bothered by the following problems - Feeling tired or having little energy?	PH4_M54M	1	Not at all	Raw
						2	Several days
						3	More than half the days
						4	Nearly every day
						98	Ref
						99	DK
144			17.5	Over the LAST TWO WEEKS, how often have you been bothered by the following problems - Poor appetite or overeating?	PH5_M54M	1	Not at all	Raw
						2	Several days
						3	More than half the days
						4	Nearly every day
						98	Ref
						99	DK
145			17.6	Over the LAST TWO WEEKS, how often have you been bothered by the following problems - Feeling bad about yourself or that you are a failure or have let yourself or your family down?	PH6_M54M	1	Not at all	Raw
						2	Several days
						3	More than half the days
						4	Nearly every day
						98	Ref
						99	DK
146			17.7	Over the LAST TWO WEEKS, how often have you been bothered by the following problems - Trouble concentrating on things, such as reading the newspaper or watching television?	PH7_M54M	1	Not at all	Raw
						2	Several days
						3	More than half the days
						4	Nearly every day
						98	Ref
						99	DK
147			17.8	Over the LAST TWO WEEKS, how often have you been bothered by the following problems - Moving or speaking so slowly that other people could have noticed? Or the opposite - being so fidgety or restless that you have been moving around a lot more than usual?	PH8_M54M	1	Not at all	Raw
						2	Several days
						3	More than half the days
						4	Nearly every day
						98	Ref
						99	DK
148			17.9	Over the LAST TWO WEEKS, how often have you been bothered by the following problems - Thoughts that you would be better off dead or of hurting yourself in some way?	PH9_M54M	1	Not at all	Raw
						2	Several days
						3	More than half the days
						4	Nearly every day
						98	Ref
						99	DK
149			17.10	Over the LAST TWO WEEKS, how often have you been bothered by the following problems - How difficult have these things made it for you to do your work, take care of things at home, or get along with other people?	PH10_M54M	1	Not difficult at all	Raw
						2	Somewhat difficult
						3	Very difficult
						4	Extremely difficult
						98	Ref
						99	DK
150	Culture and Identity	Ethnicity and Culture	18.1	How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - I have spent time trying to find out more about my ethnic or cultural group, such as its history, traditions, and customs?	ETHID1_M54M	1	Strongly disagree	Raw	For Q18.1-18.12, please refer to Table 2 in External Data Release 2017 Reference and Process User Guide.
						2	Disagree
						3	Neither agree nor disagree
						4	Agree
						5	Strongly agree
						98	Ref
						99	DK
151			18.2	How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - I am active in organisations or social groups that include mostly members of my own ethnic or cultural group?	ETHID2_M54M	1	Strongly disagree	Raw
						2	Disagree
						3	Neither agree nor disagree
						4	Agree
						5	Strongly agree
						98	Ref
						99	DK
152			18.3	How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - I have a clear sense of my ethnic or cultural background and what it means for me?	ETHID3_M54M	1	Strongly disagree	Raw
						2	Disagree
						3	Neither agree nor disagree
						4	Agree
						5	Strongly agree
						98	Ref
						99	DK
153			18.4	How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - I think a lot about how my life will be affected by my ethnic or cultural group membership?	ETHID4_M54M	1	Strongly disagree	Raw
						2	Disagree
						3	Neither agree nor disagree
						4	Agree
						5	Strongly agree
						98	Ref
						99	DK
154			18.5	How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - I am happy that I am a member of the ethnic or cultural group I belong to?	ETHID5_M54M	1	Strongly disagree	Raw
						2	Disagree
						3	Neither agree nor disagree
						4	Agree
						5	Strongly agree
						98	Ref
						99	DK
155			18.6	How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - I have a strong sense of belonging to my own ethnic or cultural group?	ETHID6_M54M	1	Strongly disagree	Raw
						2	Disagree
						3	Neither agree nor disagree
						4	Agree
						5	Strongly agree
						98	Ref
						99	DK
156			18.7	How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - I understand pretty well what my ethnic or cultural group membership means to me?	ETHID7_M54M	1	Strongly disagree	Raw
						2	Disagree
						3	Neither agree nor disagree
						4	Agree
						5	Strongly agree
						98	Ref
						99	DK
157			18.8	How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - In order to learn more about my ethnic or cultural background, I have often talked to other people about my ethnic group?	ETHID8_M54M	1	Strongly disagree	Raw
						2	Disagree
						3	Neither agree nor disagree
						4	Agree
						5	Strongly agree
						98	Ref
						99	DK
158			18.9	How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - I have a lot of pride in my ethnic or cultural group?	ETHID9_M54M	1	Strongly disagree	Raw
						2	Disagree
						3	Neither agree nor disagree
						4	Agree
						5	Strongly agree
						98	Ref
						99	DK
159			18.10	How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - I participate in cultural practices of my own ethnic or cultural group, such as special food, music, or customs?	ETHID10_M54M	1	Strongly disagree	Raw
						2	Disagree
						3	Neither agree nor disagree
						4	Agree
						5	Strongly agree
						98	Ref
						99	DK
160			18.11	How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - I feel a strong attachment towards my own ethnic or cultural group?	ETHID11_M54M	1	Strongly disagree	Raw
						2	Disagree
						3	Neither agree nor disagree
						4	Agree
						5	Strongly agree
						98	Ref
						99	DK
161			18.12	How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - I feel good about my ethnic or cultural background?	ETHID12_M54M	1	Strongly disagree	Raw
						2	Disagree
						3	Neither agree nor disagree
						4	Agree
						5	Strongly agree
						98	Ref
						99	DK
162			18.13	How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - I think of myself as a New Zealander?	NZID1_M54M	1	Strongly disagree	Raw	For Q18.13-18.16, please refer to Table 2 in External Data Release 2017 Reference and Process User Guide.
						2	Disagree
						3	Neither agree nor disagree
						4	Agree
						5	Strongly agree
						98	Ref
						99	DK
163			18.14	How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - I feel that I am a part of New Zealand culture?	NZID2_M54M	1	Strongly disagree	Raw
						2	Disagree
						3	Neither agree nor disagree
						4	Agree
						5	Strongly agree
						98	Ref
						99	DK
164			18.15	How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - I am proud of being a New Zealander?	NZID3_M54M	1	Strongly disagree	Raw
						2	Disagree
						3	Neither agree nor disagree
						4	Agree
						5	Strongly agree
						95	NA
						98	Ref
						99	DK
165			18.16	How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - I am happy to be a New Zealander?	NZID4_M54M	1	Strongly disagree	Raw
						2	Disagree
						3	Neither agree nor disagree
						4	Agree
						5	Strongly agree
						95	NA
						98	Ref
						99	DK
166	Societal context and neighbourhood environment	Employment	19.1	Which of the following best describes your current situation in regard to paid work?	OC103_M54M	1	A paid employee (include those on leave)	Raw	For Q19.1-19.11, please refer to Table 2 in External Data Release 2017 Reference and Process User Guide.
						2	Self-employed and NOT employing others
						3	An employer of other persons in my own business
						4	Working in a family business or family farm with or without pay
						5	Not currently in paid work and have a new job to start within four weeks
						6	Not currently in paid work and not seeking work
						7	Not currently in paid work and unavailable to work
						8	Not currently in paid work and seeking work
						98	Ref
						99	DK
167			19.2	How long have you been, or how long were you, seeking work?	OC102_M54M	1	Less than a month	Raw
						2	One month to less than two months
						3	Two months to less than four months
						4	Four months to less than six months
						5	Six months to less than a year
						6	More than a year
						98	Ref
						99	DK
168			19.3	What is the MAIN reason you are, or were, seeking work?	OC104_M54M	1	To support my family financially	Raw
						2	To support my career
						3	Because of the changes in the benefit system
						4	Because I now have time available to work
						5	Because working is expected of me
						6	Because I want to work
						97	Other
						98	Ref
						99	DK
169			19.4	What is the MAIN reason you are not currently in paid work?	OC100_M54M	1	Family responsibilities such as unpaid house work and childcare	Categorised	Combined low cell counts of 'I am retired' and 'I am currently on leave (not parental leave)' with 'Other (specified)
						2	My partner/family earns enough to support us
						3	No jobs available
						4	I can't find a job that interests me
						5	I can't find a job with enough flexibility
						6	I do voluntary work
						7	It's not worthwhile with childcare costs
						8	Will lose government benefits if I work
						9	I am permanently unable to work due to physical or mental disabilities
						10	I am studying
						11	I am retired
						12	I am currently on parental leave
						13	I am currently on leave (not parental leave)
						97	Other (Please specify)
						98	Ref
						99	DK
170			19.5	What is the MAIN reason you are currently in paid work?	OC105_M54M	1	To support my family financially	Raw
						2	To support my career
						3	My job interests me
						4	Because of the changes in the benefit system
						5	Because it is expected of me
						6	Because I want to work
						97	Other
						98	Ref
						99	DK
171			19.6	How many paid jobs do you currently have?	OCC4_M54M	1	number of jobs _ _ (range 1 - 10)	Raw
						98	Ref
						99	DK
172			19.6.1	How many paid jobs do you currently have - number of jobs?	OCC4S_M54M	1	1 job	Categorised	Categorise upper extreme at 4+
						2	2 jobs
						3	3 jobs
						4	4+ jobs
173			19.7	Including overtime, how many hours a week do you usually work in all your jobs?	OCC5_M54M	1	number of hours _ _ (range 0 - 90)	Raw
						98	Ref
						99	DK
174			19.7.1	Including overtime, how many hours a week do you usually work in all your jobs - number of hours?	OCC5S_M54M	70	70+	Categorised	Categorise upper extreme at 70+
175			19.8	You have said currently that you usually work fewer than 30 hours per week, what is the MAIN reason for your working part-time hours rather than full-time hours?	OCC6_M54M	1	I am caring for children	Categorised	Combined low cell counts of 'I am caring for disabled or elderly relatives (not children), 'I am involved in voluntary work' and 'Because my welfare payments or pension may be affected by working full-time' with 'Other (specified)'
						2	I am caring for disabled or elderly relatives (not children)
						3	I have other personal or family responsibilities
						4	I am also studying
						5	I could not find full-time work
						6	I prefer part-time work
						7	I am involved in voluntary work
						8	Because my welfare payments or pension may be affected by working full-time
						9	My preferred job offers only part-time hours
						10	I can't get suitable childcare
						11	I'm currently pregnant
						12	Because of my own illness or disability
						97	Other (Please specify)
						98	Ref
						99	DK
176			19.9	In the job that you spend the most time on, what is your occupation?		.			Indicator variable for the open ended text responses.
177			19.10	Which category would you consider your job to be in?	OCC8_M54M	1	Manager	Raw
						2	Professional
						3	Technician or trades worker
						4	Community or personal service worker
						5	Clerical or administrative worker
						6	Sales worker
						7	Machinery operator or driver
						8	Labourer
						97	Other (Please specify)
						98	Ref
						99	DK
178			19.11	Do you usually work on weekends?	OC48_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
						98	Ref
						99	DK
179			19.12	How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - Because of my family responsibilities I have to turn down work activities or opportunities I would prefer to take on?	WL01_M54M	1	Strongly disagree	Raw	For Q19.12-19.19, please refer to Table 2 in External Data Release 2017 Reference and Process User Guide.
						2	Moderately disagree
						3	Mildly disagree
						4	Neutral
						5	Mildly agree
						6	Moderately agree
						7	Strongly agree
						98	Ref
						99	DK
180			19.13	How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - Having both work and family responsibilities makes me a more well-rounded person?	WL02_M54M	1	Strongly disagree	Raw
						2	Moderately disagree
						3	Mildly disagree
						4	Neutral
						5	Mildly agree
						6	Moderately agree
						7	Strongly agree
						98	Ref
						99	DK
181			19.14	How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - Because of the requirements of my job I miss out on home or family activities I would prefer to participate in?	WL03_M54M	1	Strongly disagree	Raw
						2	Moderately disagree
						3	Mildly disagree
						4	Neutral
						5	Mildly agree
						6	Moderately agree
						7	Strongly agree
						98	Ref
						99	DK
182			19.15	How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - Managing work and family responsibilities makes me feel competent?	WL04_M54M	1	Strongly disagree	Raw
						2	Moderately disagree
						3	Mildly disagree
						4	Neutral
						5	Mildly agree
						6	Moderately agree
						7	Strongly agree
						98	Ref
						99	DK
183			19.16	How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - My work has a positive effect on my children and my family life generally?	WL05_M54M	1	Strongly disagree	Raw
						2	Moderately disagree
						3	Mildly disagree
						4	Neutral
						5	Mildly agree
						6	Moderately agree
						7	Strongly agree
						98	Ref
						99	DK
184			19.17	How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - Work leaves me with too little time or energy to be the kind of parent I want to be?	WL06_M54M	1	Strongly disagree	Raw
						2	Moderately disagree
						3	Mildly disagree
						4	Neutral
						5	Mildly agree
						6	Moderately agree
						7	Strongly agree
						98	Ref
						99	DK
185			19.18	How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - Thinking about the children interferes with my life at work?	WL07_M54M	1	Strongly disagree	Raw
						2	Moderately disagree
						3	Mildly disagree
						4	Neutral
						5	Mildly agree
						6	Moderately agree
						7	Strongly agree
						98	Ref
						99	DK
186			19.19	How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements - Working makes me a better parent?	WL08_M54M	1	Strongly disagree	Raw
						2	Moderately disagree
						3	Mildly disagree
						4	Neutral
						5	Mildly agree
						6	Moderately agree
						7	Strongly agree
						98	Ref
						99	DK
187	Family and Whanu	Interparental Relationship	20.1	Do you have a current partner?	PQ5_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
						98	Ref
						99	DK
188			20.2	Does this partner live with you and your {child/children}?	PQ6_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
						98	Ref
						99	DK
189			20.3	Were you in a relationship with this same partner when your {child was/children were} two years old?	PQ5A_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
						98	Ref
						99	DK
190			20.4	Is the participant able to answer these questions?	PQ5B_M54M	1	Yes	Raw
						2	No - Interpreter was used
						3	No - Other person over 5 years old present in room
						4	No - Language difficulties
						5	No - Can not use computer
						6	No - Interview not being conducted in person
						7	No - Other (Please specify)
191			20.5	During the past four weeks how often do the following things happen in your relationship - Your partner raises their voice at you when you are arguing?	CFL20_M54M	0	Never	Raw	For Q20.5-20.7, please refer to Table 2 in External Data Release 2017 Reference and Process User Guide.
						1	Almost never
						2	Not very often
						3	Quite often
						4	Very often
						5	Extremely often
						6	All the time
						98	Prefer not to say
						99	DK
192			20.6	During the past four weeks how often do the following things happen in your relationship - Your partner yells at you when they are angry?	CFL21_M54M	0	Never	Raw
						1	Almost never
						2	Not very often
						3	Quite often
						4	Very often
						5	Extremely often
						6	All the time
						98	Prefer not to say
						99	DK
193			20.7	During the past four weeks how often do the following things happen in your relationship - Your partner swears at you when they are angry?	CFL22_M54M	0	Never	Raw
						1	Almost never
						2	Not very often
						3	Quite often
						4	Very often
						5	Extremely often
						6	All the time
						98	Prefer not to say
						99	DK
194			20.8	During the past four weeks how often do the following things happen in your relationship - Your partner insults you or makes you feel bad about yourself?	CFL23_M54M	0	Never	Raw	For Q20.8-20.19, please refer to Table 2 in External Data Release 2017 Reference and Process User Guide.
						1	Almost never
						2	Not very often
						3	Quite often
						4	Very often
						5	Extremely often
						6	All the time
						98	Prefer not to say
						99	DK
195			20.9	During the past four weeks how often do the following things happen in your relationship - Your {child is/children are} present when you have arguments with your partner?	CFL24_M54M	0	Never	Raw
						1	Almost never
						2	Not very often
						3	Quite often
						4	Very often
						5	Extremely often
						6	All the time
						98	Prefer not to say
						99	DK
196			20.10	During the past four weeks how often do the following things happen in your relationship - Your partner belittles you or humiliates you in front of other people?	CFL25_M54M	0	Never	Raw
						1	Almost never
						2	Not very often
						3	Quite often
						4	Very often
						5	Extremely often
						6	All the time
						98	Prefer not to say
						99	DK
197			20.11	During the past four weeks how often do the following things happen in your relationship - Your partner does things to scare or intimidate you on purpose?	CFL26_M54M	0	Never	Categorised	Combined low cell counts of 'All the time' with 'Extremely often'
						1	Almost never
						2	Not very often
						3	Quite often
						4	Very often
						5	Extremely often
						6	All the time
						98	Prefer not to say
						99	DK
198			20.12	During the past four weeks how often do the following things happen in your relationship - You feel frightened by what your partner says or does?	CFL27_M54M	0	Never	Categorised	Combined low cell counts of 'All the time' with 'Extremely often'
						1	Almost never
						2	Not very often
						3	Quite often
						4	Very often
						5	Extremely often
						6	All the time
						98	Prefer not to say
						99	DK
199			20.13	During the past four weeks how often do the following things happen in your relationship - Your {child is/children are} present when your partner insults or frightens you?	CFL28_M54M	0	Never	Categorised	Combined low cell counts of 'Extremely often' with 'Very often'
						1	Almost never
						2	Not very often
						3	Quite often
						4	Very often
						5	Extremely often
						6	All the time
						98	Prefer not to say
						99	DK
200			20.14	During the past four weeks how often do the following things happen in your relationship - Your partner slaps you or throws things at you that could hurt you?	CFL29_M54M	0	Never	Categorised	Combined low cell counts of 'All the time', 'Extremely often' and 'Very often' with 'Quite often'
						1	Almost never
						2	Not very often
						3	Quite often
						4	Very often
						5	Extremely often
						6	All the time
						98	Prefer not to say
						99	DK
201			20.15	During the past four weeks how often do the following things happen in your relationship - Your partner pushes or shoves you or pulls your hair?	CFL30_M54M	0	Never	Categorised	Combined low cell counts of 'All the time', 'Extremely often' and 'Very often' with 'Quite often'
						1	Almost never
						2	Not very often
						3	Quite often
						4	Very often
						5	Extremely often
						6	All the time
						98	Prefer not to say
						99	DK
202			20.16	During the past four weeks how often do the following things happen in your relationship - Your partner hits you with a fist or something else that could hurt you?	CFL31_M54M	0	Never	Categorised	Combined low cell counts of 'All the time', 'Extremely often' and 'Very often' with 'Quite often'
						1	Almost never
						2	Not very often
						3	Quite often
						4	Very often
						5	Extremely often
						6	All the time
						98	Prefer not to say
						99	DK
203			20.17	During the past four weeks how often do the following things happen in your relationship - Your {child is/children are} present when you have a physical conflict with your partner?	CFL32_M54M	0	Never	Categorised	Combined low cell counts of 'All the time' and 'Extremely often' with 'Very often'
						1	Almost never
						2	Not very often
						3	Quite often
						4	Very often
						5	Extremely often
						6	All the time
						98	Prefer not to say
						99	DK
204			20.18	In general, how much tension is there in your relationship?	CFL18_M54M	1	No tension	Raw
						2	A little tension
						3	Some tension
						4	Quite a bit of tension
						5	A lot of tension
						98	Ref
						99	DK
205			20.19	Do you and your partner work out arguments with?	CFL19_M54M	1	No difficulty	Raw
						2	A little difficulty
						3	Some difficulty
						4	Quite a bit of difficulty
						5	Great difficulty
						98	Ref
						99	DK
206	Societal context and neighbourhood environment	Movement	21.1	How many times have you moved house since your {child was/children were} two years old?	NE30_M54M	0	None	Raw
						1	One
						2	Two
						3	Three
						4	Four or more
						98	Ref
						99	DK
207			21.2	Do you or anyone else who lives there, own or partly own the house/flat you live in (with or without a mortgage)?	HH6_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
						98	Ref
						99	DK
208			21.3	Do you, or anyone else who lives with you, make mortgage payments for the house/flat you live in?	HH9_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
						98	Ref
						99	DK
209			21.4	If nobody who lives here owns the house/flat you live in, who owns it?	HH7_M54M	1	Private person, trust, or business	Categorised	Combined low cell counts of 'Local Authority/City Council' with 'Other (Please specify)'
						2	Family trust
						3	Local Authority/City Council
						4	Housing New Zealand
						5	Other State-Owned
						97	Other (Please specify)
						98	Ref
						99	DK
210			21.5	Do you, or anyone else who lives with you, pay rent to an owner or to an agent for this house/flat you live in?	HH8_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
						98	Ref
						99	DK
211			21.6	How much are your usual housing costs per month? This includes all rent/mortgage expenses, rates and other mandatory expenses and excludes insurance, utility and other costs.	HH29_M54M	1	Monthly Amount	Raw
						98	Ref
						99	DK
212			21.6.1	How much are your usual housing costs per month? This includes all rent/mortgage expenses, rates and other mandatory expenses and excludes insurance, utility and other costs - weekly amount.	HH29S_M54M	-1	Not residing in NZ	Categorised	If not residing in New Zealand, housing cost is not applicable. Categorise upper extreme at 5000+
						5000	5000+
213			21.7	How would you describe the condition of your house/flat?	HH30_M54M	1	Excellent - no immediate repair and maintenance needed	Raw
						2	Good - minor maintenance needed
						3	Average - some repair and maintenance needed
						4	Poor - immediate repairs and maintenance needed
						5	Very poor - extensive and immediate repair and maintenance needed
						98	Ref
						99	DK
214			21.8	Approximately when was your house/flat built?	HH31_M54M	1	In or after 1991	Raw
						2	Between 1978 and 1990
						3	Between 1960 and 1977
						4	In 1959 or before
						98	Ref
						99	DK
215		Housing	21.9.1	Is your house/flat insulated - Yes – In the ceiling?	HH32_1_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
216			21.9.2	Is your house/flat insulated - Yes – Under the floor?	HH32_2_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
217			21.9.3	Is your house/flat insulated - Yes – In the walls?	HH32_3_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
218			21.9.4	Is your house/flat insulated - No?	HH32_0_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
219			21.9.99	Is your house/flat insulated - DK	HH32_99_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
220			21.9.98	Is your house/flat insulated - Ref	HH32_98_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
221			21.10.1	Since you have been living in this house has it undergone any of these major changes - Renovation of kitchen or bathroom?	HH33_1_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
222			21.10.2	Since you have been living in this house has it undergone any of these major changes - Renovation of bedrooms?	HH33_2_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
223			21.10.3	Since you have been living in this house has it undergone any of these major changes - Renovation of living area(s)?	HH33_3_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
224			21.10.4	Since you have been living in this house has it undergone any of these major changes - Insulation installed?	HH33_4_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
225			21.10.5	Since you have been living in this house has it undergone any of these major changes - Heat pump installed?	HH33_5_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
226			21.10.6	Since you have been living in this house has it undergone any of these major changes - Installation of any other heating system?	HH33_6_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
227			21.10.7	Since you have been living in this house has it undergone any of these major changes - Yes, new drapes/curtains?	HH33_7_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
228			21.10.8	Since you have been living in this house has it undergone any of these major changes - Yes, new carpets/vinyl or changes to the floor cover?	HH33_8_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
229			21.10.9	Since you have been living in this house has it undergone any of these major changes - Extension to house and decking?	HH33_9_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
230			21.10.10	Since you have been living in this house has it undergone any of these major changes - HRV/DVS or similar ventilation system installed?	HH33_10_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
231			21.10.11	Since you have been living in this house has it undergone any of these major changes - Double glazing?	HH33_11_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
232			21.10.12	Since you have been living in this house has it undergone any of these major changes - Renovation of roof or new roof?	HH33_12_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
233			21.10.13	Since you have been living in this house has it undergone any of these major changes - No?	HH33_0_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
234			21.10.99	Since you have been living in this house has it undergone any of these major changes - DK	HH33_99_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
235			21.10.98	Since you have been living in this house has it undergone any of these major changes - Ref	HH33_98_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
236			21.11	Was your insulation or your heat pump installation subsidised through the Warm Up New Zealand scheme or similar?	HH45_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
						98	Ref
						99	DK
237			21.12	Did you use any heating when your house was cold during the most recent winter?	HH36_M54M	1	Yes, always	Raw
						2	Yes, most of the time
						3	Yes, sometimes
						4	No I did not use any heating even though the house was cold
						5	No I did not use any heating because my house was not cold
						98	Ref
						99	DK
238		Heating	21.13.1	What types of heating do you use when your house is cold - Open fire, there is no glass in front of the flames?	HH37_1_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
239			21.13.2	What types of heating do you use when your house is cold - Enclosed fire / wood burner / multiburner?	HH37_2_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
240			21.13.3	What types of heating do you use when your house is cold - Wood pellet burner?	HH37_3_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
241			21.13.4	What types of heating do you use when your house is cold - Flued gas heater, which burns gas that comes from a gas outlet in the wall or floor, or from a gas bottle, and is attached to a flue or chimney?	HH37_4_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
242			21.13.5	What types of heating do you use when your house is cold - Fixed unflued gas heater, which cannot be moved and is not attached to a flue or chimney?	HH37_5_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
243			21.13.6	What types of heating do you use when your house is cold - Moveable unflued gas heater containing a gas bottle, which is not attached to a flue or chimney?	HH37_6_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
244			21.13.7	What types of heating do you use when your house is cold - Moveable unflued gas heater using mains or large gas cylinders outside the house, which is not attached to a flue or chimney but has a flexible gas supply hose?	HH37_7_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
245			21.13.8	What types of heating do you use when your house is cold - Heat pump?	HH37_8_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
246			21.13.9	What types of heating do you use when your house is cold - Electric fixed heater e.g. wall mounted panel heaters, night store heaters (do not include heat pumps)?	HH37_9_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
247			21.13.10	What types of heating do you use when your house is cold - Electric portable heater - e.g. fan heater, a radiant heater with glowing bars, a box-type heater with a grille at the top, electrically powered oil-filled column heaters?	HH37_10_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
248			21.13.11	What types of heating do you use when your house is cold - Central heating?	HH37_11_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
249			21.13.97	What types of heating do you use when your house is cold - Other (specified)?	HH37_97_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
250			21.13.99	What types of heating do you use when your house is cold - DK	HH37_99_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
251			21.13.98	What types of heating do you use when your house is cold - Ref	HH37_98_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
252			21.14.1	What types of heating do you use in your {child/children}’s bedroom when your house is cold - Open fire, there is no glass in front of the flames?		.			Information contained in a variable HH38_97_M54M due to the low cell count
253			21.14.2	What types of heating do you use in your {child/children}’s bedroom when your house is cold - Enclosed fire / wood burner / multiburner?	HH38_2_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
254			21.14.3	What types of heating do you use in your {child/children}’s bedroom when your house is cold - Wood pellet burner?		.			Information contained in a variable HH38_97_M54M due to the low cell count
255			21.14.4	What types of heating do you use in your {child/children}’s bedroom when your house is cold - Flued gas heater, which burns gas that comes from a gas outlet in the wall or floor, or from a gas bottle, and is attached to a flue or chimney?	HH38_4_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
256			21.14.5	What types of heating do you use in your {child/children}’s bedroom when your house is cold - Fixed unflued gas heater, which cannot be moved and is not attached to a flue or chimney?	HH38_5_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
257			21.14.6	What types of heating do you use in your {child/children}’s bedroom when your house is cold - Moveable unflued gas heater containing a gas bottle, which is not attached to a flue or chimney?	HH38_6_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
258			21.14.7	What types of heating do you use in your {child/children}’s bedroom when your house is cold - Moveable unflued gas heater using mains or large gas cylinders outside the house, which is not attached to a flue or chimney but has a flexible gas supply hose?	HH38_7_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
259			21.14.8	What types of heating do you use in your {child/children}’s bedroom when your house is cold - Heat pump?	HH38_8_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
260			21.14.9	What types of heating do you use in your {child/children}’s bedroom when your house is cold - Electric fixed heater e.g. wall mounted panel heaters, night store heaters (do not include heat pumps)?	HH38_9_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
261			21.14.10	What types of heating do you use in your {child/children}’s bedroom when your house is cold - Electric portable heater - e.g. fan heater, a radiant heater with glowing bars, a box-type heater with a grille at the top, electrically powered oil-filled column heaters?	HH38_10_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
262			21.14.11	What types of heating do you use in your {child/children}’s bedroom when your house is cold - Central heating?	HH38_11_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
263			21.14.97	What types of heating do you use in your {child/children}’s bedroom when your house is cold - Other (specified)?	HH38_97_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
264			21.14.12	What types of heating do you use in your {child/children}’s bedroom when your house is cold - Do not using heating?	HH38_12_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
265			21.14.99	What types of heating do you use in your {child/children}’s bedroom when your house is cold - DK	HH38_99_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
266			21.14.98	What types of heating do you use in your {child/children}’s bedroom when your house is cold - Ref	HH38_98_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
267			21.15	Have you ever had the power cut off in your household?	HH39_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
						98	Ref
						99	DK
268			21.16	Does your household have power on prepay?	HH40_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
						98	Ref
						99	DK
269		Social services	22.1	Are you in contact with any Whanau Ora service at the present time in relation to your {child/children}?	CO1_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
						98	Ref
						99	DK
270			22.2	Are you in contact with Child, Youth and Family at the present time in relation to your {child/children}?	CO3_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
						98	Ref
						99	DK
271			22.3	Are you in contact with any other social service agencies, support services, or professionals at the present time in relation to your {child/children} that we haven‘t already discussed?	CO5_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
						98	Ref
						99	DK
272			22.4.1	Have you contacted with 'Family Start' in relation to your {child/children}?	CO11_1_M54M	0	No	Derived	Open ended text responses (CO11_971AS_CODE_M54M-CO11_975AS_CODE_M54M) translated into a new numeric variable
						1	Yes
273			22.4.2	How old your {child was/children were} when you first had contact with the service in relation to {him/her/them} - Family Start?	CO11_1_AGE_M54M	1	Up to 2 years	Categorised	Information grouped into age categories
						2	More than 2 years
274			22.4.3	Have you contacted with 'Other general family/or parenting support services' in relation to your {child/children}?	CO11_2_M54M	0	No	Derived	Open ended text responses (CO11_971AS_CODE_M54M-CO11_975AS_CODE_M54M) translated into a new numeric variable
						1	Yes
275			22.4.4	How old your {child was/children were} when you first had contact with the service in relation to {him/her/them} - Other general family/or parenting support services?	CO11_2_AGE_M54M	1	Up to 2 years	Categorised	Information grouped into age categories
						2	More than 2 years
276			22.4.5	Have you contacted with 'Special education and other Ministry of Education - support' in relation to your {child/children}?	CO11_3_M54M	0	No	Derived	Open ended text responses (CO11_971AS_CODE_M54M-CO11_975AS_CODE_M54M) translated into a new numeric variable
						1	Yes
277			22.4.6	How old your {child was/children were} when you first had contact with the service in relation to {him/her/them} - Special education and other Ministry of Education - support?	CO11_3_AGE_M54M	1	Up to 2 years	Categorised	Information grouped into age categories
						2	More than 2 years
278			22.4.7	Have you contacted with 'Disability support service' in relation to your {child/children}?	CO11_4_M54M	0	No	Derived	Open ended text responses (CO11_971AS_CODE_M54M-CO11_975AS_CODE_M54M) translated into a new numeric variable
						1	Yes
279			22.4.8	How old your {child was/children were} when you first had contact with the service in relation to {him/her/them} - Disability support service?	CO11_4_AGE_M54M	1	Up to 2 years	Categorised	Information grouped into age categories
						2	More than 2 years
280			22.4.9	Have you contacted with 'Medical/health specialist, hospital, clinic' in relation to your {child/children}?	CO11_5_M54M	0	No	Derived	Open ended text responses (CO11_971AS_CODE_M54M-CO11_975AS_CODE_M54M) translated into a new numeric variable
						1	Yes
281			22.4.10	How old your {child was/children were} when you first had contact with the service in relation to {him/her/them} - Medical/health specialist, hospital, clinic?	CO11_5_AGE_M54M	1	Up to 2 years	Categorised	Information grouped into age categories
						2	More than 2 years
282			22.4.11	Have you contacted with 'Other allied medical therapist' in relation to your {child/children}?	CO11_6_M54M	0	No	Derived	Open ended text responses (CO11_971AS_CODE_M54M-CO11_975AS_CODE_M54M) translated into a new numeric variable
						1	Yes
283			22.4.12	How old your {child was/children were} when you first had contact with the service in relation to {him/her/them} - Other allied medical therapist?	CO11_6_AGE_M54M	1	Up to 2 years	Categorised	Information grouped into age categories
						2	More than 2 years
284			22.4.13	Have you contacted with 'Others' in relation to your {child/children}?	CO11_7_M54M	0	No	Derived	Open ended text responses (CO11_971AS_CODE_M54M-CO11_975AS_CODE_M54M) translated into a new numeric variable
						1	Yes
285			22.4.14	How old your {child was/children were} when you first had contact with the service in relation to {him/her/them} - Others?	CO11_7_AGE_M54M	1	Up to 2 years	Categorised	Information grouped into age categories
						2	More than 2 years
286		Conviction	22.5	Have you ever been convicted of a crime which resulted in a jail sentence?	AS3_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
						98	Ref
						99	DK
287			22.6	Have you ever been convicted of a crime which resulted in a jail sentence - Was this conviction in the last 5 years?		.			Highly sensitive and specific information relating to criminal conviction history of participants
288			22.7	Have you ever been convicted of a crime which did not result in a jail sentence?	AS21_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
						98	Ref
						99	DK
289			22.8	Have you ever been convicted of a crime which did not result in a jail sentence - Was this conviction in the last 5 years?	AS22_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
						98	Ref
						99	DK
290		Household Socioeconomic Status	23.1	How many adults (18 years or older) who are living in your house are currently in paid work?	FIN51A_M54M	1	adults _ _(0-50)	Raw
						98	Ref
						99	DK
291			23.1.1	How many adults (18 years or older) who are living in your house are currently in paid work - number of adults?	FIN51AS_M54M	0	0 adult	Categorised	Categorise upper extreme at 6+
						1	1 adult
						2	2 adults
						3	3 adults
						4	4 adults
						5	5 adults
						6	6+ adults
292			23.2	How many adults (18 years or older) who are living in your house are actively seeking work?	FIN52A_M54M	1	adults _ _(0-50)	Raw
						98	Ref
						99	DK
293			23.2.1	How many adults (18 years or older) who are living in your house are actively seeking work - numer of adults?	FIN52AS_M54M	0	0 adult	Categorised	Categorise upper extreme at 5+
						1	1 adult
						2	2 adults
						3	3 adults
						4	4 adults
						5	5+ adults
294			23.3	How many adults (18 years or older) who are living in your house provide income for your household?	FIN50A_M54M	1	adults _ _(0-50)	Raw
						98	Ref
						99	DK
295			23.3.1	How many adults (18 years or older) who are living in your house provide income for your household - number of adults?	FIN50AS_M54M	0	0 adult	Categorised	Categorise upper extreme at 7+
						1	1 adult
						2	2 adults
						3	3 adults
						4	4 adults
						5	5 adults
						6	6 adults
						7	7+ adults
296			23.4	How many people under 18 years who are living in your house provide income for your household?	FIN50B_M54M	1	people _ _(0-50)	Raw
						98	Ref
						99	DK
297			23.4.1	How many people under 18 years who are living in your house provide income for your household - number of people?	FIN50BS_M54M	0	0 person	Categorised	Categorise upper extreme at 3+
						1	1 person
						2	2 people
						3	3+ people
298			23.5.1	Which of the following are current sources of income for your household - Wages, salary, commissions, bonuses, etc. paid by an employer?	FIN57_1_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
299			23.5.2	Which of the following are current sources of income for your household - Self-employment or business?	FIN57_2_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
300			23.5.3	Which of the following are current sources of income for your household - Interest, dividends, rent, other investments?	FIN57_3_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
301			23.5.4	Which of the following are current sources of income for your household - Regular payments from ACC or a private work accident insurer?	FIN57_4_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
302			23.5.5	Which of the following are current sources of income for your household - Jobseeker Support?	FIN57_5_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
303			23.5.6	Which of the following are current sources of income for your household - Sole Parent Support?	FIN57_6_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
304			23.5.7	Which of the following are current sources of income for your household - Supported Living Payment?	FIN57_7_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
305			23.5.8	Which of the following are current sources of income for your household - NZ superannuation or veteran’s pension?	FIN57_8_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
306			23.5.9	Which of the following are current sources of income for your household - Other superannuation pensions, annuities?	FIN57_9_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
307			23.5.10	Which of the following are current sources of income for your household - Accommodation supplement?	FIN57_10_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
308			23.5.11	Which of the following are current sources of income for your household - Student allowance (including scholarships or stipends)?	FIN57_11_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
309			23.5.12	Which of the following are current sources of income for your household - Paid parental leave?	FIN57_12_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
310			23.5.13	Which of the following are current sources of income for your household - Other sources of income, counting support payments from people who do not live in your household?	FIN57_13_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
311			23.5.14	Which of the following are current sources of income for your household - Child support payments?	FIN57_14_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
312			23.5.15	Which of the following are current sources of income for your household - Family tax credits?	FIN57_15_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
313			23.5.16	Which of the following are current sources of income for your household - No source of income ?		.			Information contained in a variable HHING_M54M
314			23.5.99	Which of the following are current sources of income for your household - DK		.			Information contained in a variable HHING_M54M
315			23.5.98	Which of the following are current sources of income for your household - Ref	FIN57_98_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
316			23.6	What is the current total income for your household? Please include your personal income in this total.	FIN53_M54M	1	Total income $ _ _ _ (range 0-9,999,999)	Raw
						98	Ref
						99	DK
317			23.6.1	What is the current total income for your household? Please include your personal income in this total - total income		.			Information contained in a variable HHING_M54M
318				What was your household's total income?	HHING_M54M	-1	Not residing in NZ	Categorised	Information provided in HHING_M54M. If not residing in NZ, household income is not applicable
						1	1. <=20K
						2	2. >20K and <=30K
						3	3. >30K and <=50K
						4	4. >50K and <=70K
						5	5. >70K and <=100K
						6	6. >100K and <=150K
						7	7. >150K
319			23.7	What is the current total income for your household? Please include your personal income in this total - What time period does that cover?		.			Information contained in a variable HHING_M54M
320			23.9	In the last 12 months what was your household’s total income, before tax or anything else was taken out of it? Please include your personal income in this total.		.			Information contained in a variable HHING_M54M
321			23.10	In the last 12 months have you personally been forced to buy cheaper food so that you could pay for other things you needed?	DP1_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
						98	Ref
						99	DK
322			23.11	In the last 12 months have you personally put up with feeling cold to save heating costs?	DP2_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
						98	Ref
						99	DK
323			23.12	In the last 12 months have you personally made use of special food grants or food banks because you did not have enough money for food?	DP3_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
						98	Ref
						99	DK
324			23.13	In the last 12 months have you personally continued wearing shoes with holes because you could not afford replacements?	DP4_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
						98	Ref
						99	DK
325			23.14	In the last 12 months have you personally gone without fresh fruit and vegetables often, so that you could pay for other things you needed?	DP5_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
						98	Ref
						99	DK
326			23.15	In the last 12 months have you personally received help in the form of food, clothes or money from a community organisation (like the Salvation Army)?	DP6_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
						98	Ref
						99	DK
327			23.16.1	Which of the following do you have - Savings for your {child/children}?	DP30_1_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
328			23.16.2	Which of the following do you have - Savings for yourself?	DP30_2_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
329			23.16.3	Which of the following do you have - Kiwisaver for your {child/children}?	DP30_3_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
330			23.16.4	Which of the following do you have - Kiwisaver for yourself?	DP30_4_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
331			23.16.5	Which of the following do you have - A bank account for your {child/children}?	DP30_5_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
332			23.16.6	Which of the following do you have - Bonus bonds or other savings for your {child/children}?	DP30_6_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
333			23.16.7	Which of the following do you have - Loan from bank, building society, or credit union (not mortgage)?	DP30_7_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
334			23.16.8	Which of the following do you have - Student loan?	DP30_8_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
335			23.16.9	Which of the following do you have - Loan from finance company?	DP30_9_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
336			23.16.10	Which of the following do you have - Loan on credit card?	DP30_10_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
337			23.16.11	Which of the following do you have - Loan from family or friends?	DP30_11_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
338			23.16.12	Which of the following do you have - Regular contributions of money to individuals, organizations or family not living in this household. this includes sending money overseas?	DP30_12_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
339			23.16.13	Which of the following do you have - Debt that is currently being managed by a debt collection agency?	DP30_13_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
340			23.16.14	Which of the following do you have - Unpaid fines?	DP30_14_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
341			23.16.96	Which of the following do you have - None of these?	DP30_96_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
342			23.16.99	Which of the following do you have - DK	DP30_99_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
343			23.16.98	Which of the following do you have - Ref	DP30_98_M54M	0	No	Raw
						1	Yes
344				NZDep2013 Index of Deprivation	NZDEP2013_M54M	1	1. NZDep=1	Raw	New Zealand deprivation index 2013 classification
						2	2. NZDep=2
						3	3. NZDep=3
						4	4. NZDep=4
						5	5. NZDep=5
						6	6. NZDep=6
						7	7. NZDep=7
						8	8. NZDep=8
						9	9. NZDep=9
						10	10. NZDep=10
345				Rurality in 2013	RURALITYGP13_M54M	1	1. Urban area	Categorised
						2	2. Rural area
346				District health board 2013	DHB_2013_M54M	1	Auckland	Categorised
						2	Counties Manukau
						3	Waikato
						4	Waitemata
						5	Elsewhere-North Island
						6	Elsewhere-South Island
						7	Other