Survey of Income and Housing - prompt card test HTML

1. Real estate agent
2. State or territory housing authority
3. Community housing provider

Person not in the same household
4. Parent or other relative
5. Other unrelated person

Residential Park
6. Owner or manager of a residential park (including caravan parks and manufactured home estates)

Employer
7. Government (including Defence Housing Australia)
8. Other employer

Other
9. Other (please specify)

Include for water rates
• Any charges if part of the rates notice
• Payments for permit (e.g. for access to river water)
• Water rates and sewerage, drainage charges, sewerage pedestal charges
• Any other water use charges

Include for general rates
• Charges for services such as sanitary or rubbish collection, wheelie bin services and council rates
• Fire levy, charges for road construction and other local council charges and fees

Please select all that apply
1. Water and sewerage rates
2. General council rates
3. Combined water and general council rates
4. Body Corporate
5. Land tax

Please select all that apply
1. Mains electricity
2. Mains gas
3. Bottled gas (excluding outdoor use only)
4. Wood
5. Solar (solar electricity or solar hot water)
6. Oil
7. Other (please specify)

Please select all that apply
1. Electric heating
2. Gas heating
3. Wood fire
4. Reverse cycle air conditioner
5. Hydronic (e.g. underfloor heating)
6. Solar (e.g. solar air heaters)

Please select one only
1. Once
2. Twice
3. Three times
4. Four times
5. Five or more times

Please select one only
10. Unpaid voluntary work
11. Unpaid trainee work or work placement
12. Contractor or Subcontractor
13. Own business or Partnership
14. Commission only
15. Commission with retainer
16. In a family business without pay
17. Payment in kind
18. Paid by the piece or item produced
19. Wage or salary earner
20. Other

Please select all that apply
1. Superannuation (above compulsory 11%)
2. Housing (rent or mortgage)
3. Meals or entertainment
4. Household or personal bills
5. Motor vehicle
6. Car parking
7. Computer and/or phone
8. Other (please specify)
9. No salary sacrifice arrangement

Household or personal bills include
• Health insurance
• Credit cards
• Gym memberships
• School fees
• Living expenses

Please select all that apply
10. Superannuation from your employer (above the minimum 11%)
11. Motor vehicle or motor vehicle running costs
12. Computer (for personal use)
13. Childcare
14. Phone or contribution to personal phone costs
15. Housing (free or discounted)
16. Car park
17. Shares
18. Low interest loans
19. Other (please specify)
20. No non-cash items

School
1. Year 1, Grade 1 or higher
2. Kindergarten, Preparatory, Reception, Pre-primary, Transition

Non-School
3. Preschool or Kindergarten

Other year or grade
4. Other (please specify)

Please select all that apply
1. Outside school hours care (OSHC)
2. Long day care
3. Family day care
4. Occasional care
5. Vacation care
6. Registered in-home care or qualified nanny
7. Other formal care (please specify)
8. None of these

Formal care refers to any care eligible for the Child Care Subsidy to reduce the cost of care for the child’s parent of guardian.
• Outside school hours care (OSHC) is generally available for primary school-aged children but some younger children are also eligible.
• Long day care is a centre-based form of child care service providing all-day or part-time care for children.
• Family day care is a network of caregivers who provide care in their own homes.
• An occasional care centre provides short periods of care for children under school age. Care is usually provided at a centre on an hourly or sessional basis for short periods or at irregular intervals.
• A vacation care service provides care to school aged children during school holidays.
• A registered in-home care / qualified nanny provided by a qualified childhood education and care provider registered with an agency and is subsidised by the government.

Please select all that apply
1. Service clubs
2. Welfare organisations
3. Education and training
4. Parenting / children / youth
5. Health promotion and support
6. Emergency Services
7. International aid and development
8. Other community support groups

Please select all that apply
1. Sport or physical recreation group
2. Arts or heritage group
3. Religious or spiritual group or organisation
4. Craft or practical hobby group
5. Adult education, other recreation or special interest group
6. Ethnic / multicultural club
7. Social clubs providing restaurants or bars
8. Other social groups

Please select all that apply
1. Trade union, professional / technical association
2. Political party
3. Civic group or organisation
4. Environmental or animal welfare group
5. Human and civil rights group
6. Body corporate or tenants' association
7. Consumer organisation
8. Other civic or political organisation

Please select one only
1. Strongly agree
2. Agree
3. Neither agree nor disagree
4. Disagree
5. Strongly disagree

Please select one only
10. $0 – $99
11. $100 – $199
12. $200 – $299
13. $300 – $399
14. $400 – $499
15. $500 – $599
16. $600 – $699
17. $700 – $799
18. $800 – $899
19. $900 – $999
20. $1000 or more

Please select all that apply
1. Organised sporting group / team
2. Youth group (such as guides, scouts, a choir)
3. A charity organisation or cause
4. Student government
5. Religious organisation
6. School or preschool
7. Some other kind of volunteer work

Please select one only
10. Arts / Heritage
11. Business / Professional / Union
12. Community/ Ethnic groups
13. Education and Training
14. Parenting, children and youth
15. Emergency services
16. Environment / Animal welfare
17. International Aid / Development
18. Health / Welfare
19. Law / Justice / Political
20. Religious
21. Sport and physical recreation
22. Other

Please select all that apply
1. In person / at the organisation / in the field
2. Over the internet
3. Over the phone
4. Other

Please select all that apply
10. Unpaid leave
11. Carer's leave
12. Parental/maternity/paternity leave
13. Flex leave
14. Annual holiday or recreational leave
15. Long Service Leave
16. Sick Leave
17. Flexible working hours
18. Permanent part-time
19. Shift work
20. Rostered day off
21. Working from home
22. Informal arrangement with employer
23. Other
24. No
25. Don't know

Please select one only
1. All of the time
2. Most of the time
3. Some of the time
4. A little of the time
5. None of the time

Definition
• A Bedroom is a room within the dwelling that is defined as a bedroom on the dwelling plan.

Note
• Bedsits and studio apartments should be considered to have no bedrooms as there is no separate room in which to sleep (therefore code as zero bedrooms).

Including
• All rooms designated as bedrooms on the plan (even if they have since been converted to another room such as a study).
• Bedrooms which have been created as a result of alterations and additions to the dwelling (such as built in verandas, extensions, sunrooms, cabins, etc.) which the occupants of a dwelling consider to be bedrooms.

Excluding
• Other rooms on the plans such as lounge, family or dining rooms which are used as bedrooms.

Please select all that apply
1. Libraries or archives
2. Museums
3. Art galleries
4. Cinema
5. Live musical performance
6. Theatre, opera, or other performing arts

Please select one only
10. Once
11. Twice
12. 3 times
13. 4 times
14. 5 times
15. 6 - 10 times
16. 11 - 15 times
17. 16 - 20 times
18. 21 - 25 times
19. 26 times or more