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Part I Good evening, sir/madam, this is Mr/Miss X, an interviewer from the Public Opinion Programme of the University of Hong Kong. We would like to ask for your opinion on some social issues which would only take you a couple of minutes. Please be rest assured that your phone number was randomly selected by our computer and your information provided will be kept strictly confidential. If you have any questions regarding this interview, you can contact our supervisor XXX at xxxx xxxx, or call xxxx xxxx during office hours to verify this interview's authenticity and confirm my identity.

S1-Is your phone number xxxx xxxx?
Yes
No (skip to end)

S2-Which district are you living in?
Wanchai
Eastern
Central / Western
Southern
Kwun Tong
Kowloon City
Wong Tai Sin
Mongkok
Sham Shui Po
Yau Tsim
Sai Kung
Shatin
Islands
Tsuen Wan
Kwai Tsing
Tuen Mun
Yuen Long
North
Tai Po
Refuse to answer

S3-How many members are there in your household?
__
Refuse to answer

Part II Selection of Respondent

S4-How many members are there in your household aged 18 or above at this moment? (Interviewers can directly ask if there is only one qualified respondent at home. If so, interviewer can interview him / her at once.) Since we need to conduct random sampling, if there is more than one available, I would like to speak to the one who will have his / her birthday next. (Interviewer can illustrate with examples: "that means is there anyone who will have his / her birthday in June or the coming three months?")【If there is no household member aged 18 or above, interview can be terminated.】
Yes
No (skip to end)
Household-level refusal (skip to end)
Known respondent refusal (skip to end)

Part III Survey Questions

[Q1] Article 45 of Basic Law states that the method for selecting the Chief Executive shall be specified in the light of the actual situation in the HKSAR and in accordance with the principle of gradual and orderly progress. The ultimate aim is the selection of the Chief Executive by universal suffrage. Which year do you think the selection of the Chief Executive by universal suffrage should be implemented?
The sooner the better/2007 or earlier 
Between 2008 and 2012 
Between 2013 and 2017 
Between 2018 and 2022 
2023 or later 
Don't know / Hard to say
Refused to answer

[Q2] Article 68 of Basic Law states that the method for forming the Legislative Council shall be specified in the light of the actual situation in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and in accordance with the principle of gradual and orderly progress. The ultimate aim is the election of all the members of the Legislative Council by universal suffrage. Which year do you think the selection of Legislative Councillors by universal suffrage should be implemented?
The sooner the better
2008 (or earlier)
Between 2009 and 2012
Between 2013 and 2016
Between 2017 and 2020 
2021 or later 
Don't know / Hard to say
Refused to answer 

[Q3] Do you think Hong Kong's condition is sufficient for introducing universal suffrage?
Sufficient
Not sufficient
Don't know / Hard to say
Refused to answer

[Q4] Regarding the Chief Executive election in 2012, it is proposed that 400 directly elected district councilors should be added to the existing 800-member Election Committee, adding up to a total of approximately 1,200 committee members. The number of subscribers required should be 50 regardless of the sector they belong to. The Chief Executive should ultimately be elected by universal suffrage. Do you support or oppose this proposal?
Very Support 
Quite Support 
Half-half 
Quite Oppose
Very Oppose
Don't know / Hard to say
Refused to answer 

[Q5] There is another proposal to expand the constituencies of some of the 800-member Election Committee, and then change the election committee into a nominating committee. One-tenth of the committee members can nominate one candidate to stand for the Chief Executive election, who would be returned by universal suffrage. Do you support or oppose this proposal?
Very Support 
Quite Support 
Half-half 
Quite Oppose
Very Oppose
Don't know / Hard to say
Refused to answer 

[Q6] Regarding the Legislative Council election in 2012, it is proposed that a mixed election model would be adopted, whereby half of the seats would be returned by a "single seat single vote" simple majority system. The other half of the seats would be returned through elections by the "proportional representation system" so that each voter can cast two votes. Do you support or oppose this proposal?
Very Support 
Quite Support 
Half-half 
Quite Oppose
Very Oppose
Don't know / Hard to say
Refused to answer 

[Q7] Do you think universal suffrage should become the main theme of this year's July 1 rally?
Should
Should not
Should not hold July 1 rally
Don't know / Hard to say
Refused to answer


V1-Are you a registered voter?
Yes (including those who have just registered)
No
Refuse to answer

V2-【Only for registered voters】Did you vote in the Legislative Council Election last year?
Yes
No
Forgotten
Refuse to answer

V4-【Only for registered voters】Have you ever voted in the past Council elections in all tiers?
Yes
No
Forgotten
Refuse to answer

Part IV Personal information - I'd like to know some of your personal particulars in order to facilitate our analysis.

D1-Gender
Male
Female

D2-Age【Input exact number】
18 to 25
26 to 50
51 to 75
76 to 98
Refuse to answer

D3-Education Attainment
Primary or below
Secondary
Matriculated
Tertiary, non-degree course
Tertiary, degree course
Postgraduate or above
Refuse to answer

D4-The type of ownership of your house is:
Self-purchased, or
Rent?
Refuse to answer

D5-House type
Public housing estate
Housing Authority subsidized sale flats
Housing Society subsidized sale flats
Private housing
Village: villas / bungalows / modern village houses
Village: simple stone structures / traditional village houses
Public temporary housing
Private temporary housing
Staff quarters
Others
Refuse to answer

D6-Occupation
Managers and administrators
Professionals
Associate professionals
Clerks
Service workers and shop sales workers
Skilled agricultural and fishery workers
Craft and related workers
Plant and machine operators and assemblers
Non-skilled workers
Students
Housewives
Unclassified
Others (unemployed, retired, etc.)
Refuse to answer

D7-Which class do you consider your family belongs to? (Interviewer to read out the first 5 options)
Upper class
Upper-middle class
Middle class
Lower-middle class
Lower class or grassroots
Don't know / hard to say
Refuse to answer

D8-Place of birth
Hong Kong
Mainland China
Taiwan
Macau
Southeast Asia(e.g. Malaysia、Indonesia、Vietnam)
Canada
America
Australia
England
Others
Don't know
Refuse to answer

D9-How long have you been living in Hong Kong?
__
Forgotten
Refuse to answer