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| Questionnaire unit no : TP0911b_11A (Rating of Most Well-known Political Groups) |
| Part I Hello, sir/madam. This is Mr/Ms X, an iterviewer from the Public Opinion Programme at the University of Hong Kong. We would like to ask your opinions on some social issues, this will only take you a few minutes. Please rest assured that your phone number is randomly selected by our computer and the information you provide will be kept stictly confidential. [Note: If the respondent has any queries on the survey, interviewer can read "Should you have any questions regarding this interview, you may call xxxx-xxxx to talk to the Human Research Ethics Committee of the University of Hong Kong during office hours. [For interviewer's info. it is Human Research Ethics Committee for Non-Clinical Faculties of the University of Hong Kong.] |
| 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-Since the target respondents of this survey are HK citizens aged 18-year or above, so could you please tell me how many such person at your home and not out now? (Interviewer is not allowed to ask if there is only one person at home now.)【If there is no household member aged 18 or above, interview can be terminated.】 |
| Yes, 1 person |
| Yes, 2-20 persons (skip to S6) |
| No (skip to end) |
| Refuse to answer (skip to end) |
| S5- To ensure the authenticity of the figures, the interview may be audio recorded, however, the data recorded will only used for internal reference. Shall we start the survey now? |
| Yes – The person who picked up the phone is the respondent (skip to Q1) |
| No – Refuse to answer (skip to end) |
| S6- Since there are more than one eligible person, and we would like all the family members have an equal chance to participate in the survey, may I please talk 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 November or the coming three months?")Before the interview starts, interviewer must read out: To ensure the authenticity of the figures, the interview may be audio recorded, however, the data recorded will only used for internal reference. Shall we start the survey now? |
| Yes – The person who picked up the phone is the respondent |
| Yes – Another family member is the respondent【Interviewers to repeat self-introduction】 |
| No – Household-level refusal (skip to end) |
| No – Known respondent refusal (skip to end) |
| Part III Survey Questions |
| Part III Survey Questions |
| Q1-Please name up to ten political groups that you are most familiar with. (multiple response) |
| Hong Kong Association for Democracy & People's Livelihood |
| Business and Professionals Federation of Hong Kong |
| Democratic Alliance for Betterment of Hong Kong |
| Democratic Party |
| Civic Party |
| Article 45 Concern Group |
| Frontier |
| The Federation for the Stability of Hong Kong |
| Hong Kong Federation of Trade Unions |
| Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movement in China |
| Hong Kong Democratic Foundation |
| Heung Yee Kuk |
| Liberal Democratic Federation of Hong Kong |
| Liberal Party |
| The New Hong Kong Alliance |
| League of Social Democrats |
| Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions |
| The Neighbourhood and Workers Service |
| April Fifth Action |
| Civil Force |
| New Century Forum |
| United Ants |
| Hong Kong Alliance of Chinese and Expatriates |
| HK People Association |
| Reform Club |
| HK Civic Assocaition |
| The Hong Kong Human Rights Commission |
| Synergynet group |
| Hong Kong Human Rights Monitor |
| Democracy Union 2000 |
| Anti-Tung Solidarity |
| The Livelihood Coalition |
| C & W Democratic Power |
| Civic Act-up |
| Wan Chai Community Union |
| Justice Union |
| 7.1 People Pile |
| The Federation of Hong Kong and Kowloon Labour Unions |
| New Youth Forum |
| Democratic Justice Union |
| Yuen Long Tin Shui Wai Democratic Alliance |
| The Matrix of Democracy and Civil Liberty |
| New Forum |
| Regional Youth Artist Association (HK) |
| Civil Human Rights Front |
| 7.1 Union Front |
| Catch-All Party |
| Pan-Democracy camp |
| Savantas Policy Institute |
| Others (please specify) |
| Don't know / hard to say |
| Refuse 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 in 2008? |
| Yes |
| No |
| Forgotten |
| Refuse to answer |
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