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2000 NATIONAL FOOD SURVEY (NFS) USER GUIDE 

This user guide comprises two portable document format (pdf) files: a4512uab.pdf 

(this file), which is Part 1 of the User Guide, and a4512ubb.pdf, which is Part 2 of the 

User Guide. Both files are bookmarked so you can easily navigate through the sections 

listed here and switch between the two files from within Adobe Reader. 

Part 1 (a4512uab.pdf): Core information 

1. Questionnaires: there are scanned copies of the two questionnaires used in the 

2000 NFS survey, these being the questionnaire and the Household Diary. 

2. General information. This is information given to the Data Archive by MAFF in 

1997. It consists of a list of labels and their definitions, classification by occupations, a listing 

of post-code sectors being surveyed, and a list of current food codes (an updated label 

list and information on food codes were both sent to the Data Archive in 2000). 

3. Information about how the data can be weighted. This information was given to 

the Data Archive in 1996, and relates to the deliberate over-sampling of Northern 

Ireland in the NFS, and how to weight the data to correct for differential response rates 

by household type. 

4. Description of the data files. The data arrive are provided by MAFF in SAS 

transport (CPORT) form and are extracted and converted into 96 SPSS portable files 

by the Data Archive. The SPSS portable files can be understood as follows: 

F1200001 to F1200012, i.e. F1yyyymm, where yyyy = year, and mm = month. These 

are Logbook files containing data describing food acquisition. 

F2200001 to F2200012 contain aggregated food acquisition data contained In the 

F1yyyymm files. 

H1200001 to H1200012 contain Household level data giving demographic, socioeconomic 

and geo-reference information by Household. 

H2200001 to H2200012 are Household level data giving demographic breakdown of 

Household types and age profiles. 

M1200001 to M1200012 contain Logbook data recording meals eaten outside the 

home 

M2200001 to M2200012 contain aggregated data concerning the total numbers of 

different types of meals eaten outside the home for each household 

P1200001 to P1200012 contain Logbook data giving information concerning regular 

members of a household

V1200001 to V1200012 contain Logbook data giving information concerning visitors to 

a household 

5. Coding Information. This relates to the data files listed above, and contains a 

listing of the many food codes, geo-reference codes, occupational, and other codes 

used in the data. This information was produced by the Data Archive from SAS 

transport files provided by MAFF. The user should note that although the SAS dataset 

descriptions (the title pages for each file) were produced in 1993, the subsequent 

coding information has all come from the 1999 MAFF files. 

These files are: 

DCT: Records of acquisitions of food items regarded as falling within the main 

scope of the Survey. These foods are identifiable because the exclusion 

Indicator is set to zero (see MAJFD below) for the major foods within which they 

are contained. There is one record for each acquisition 

DCV: Codes, numbers and descriptions of demographic classification values 

and codes and numbers U1 associated demographic classification types 

FDCAT: Textual descriptions and quantity unit abbreviations for food categories 

FDCTMJFD: Lists major food codes that are contained in each food category. 

Note that a major food can appear in more than one food category 

FDGP: Textual descriptions and quantity unit abbreviations for food categories 

FDGPMJFD: Lists major food codes that are contained in each food group. Note 

that a major food can appear in more than one food group 

INCGPRNG: Definition of 5 Income Group ranges for classifying income of the 

head of household These ranges are used as part of the text descriptions of 

DCVs 

INCRNGES: Definitions of income ranges for family income and gross income 

of head of household Used in validating logbook data 

LADGRP: File that associates LAD (Local Authority District) names with DCT 

numbers classification Used for example when locating class”’ for DCTs which 

define a geographical households In the values of the DCT sample 

LADQTR: Defines periods during which demographic classification values are 

valid. At time of system design used to identify periods during which local 

authority districts contributed households to the Survey 

MAJFD: Descriptions, unit abbreviations, negligible quantity and exclusion 

Indicators for major foods

MINFD: Descriptions, membership of major foods, seasonal period of validity for 

minor foods 

MINFDDAT: Defines period during which a minor food code is active 

PCT: Descriptions for person classification types 

PCV: Codes and descriptions of person classification values for each person 

classification type 

UNIT: Descriptions, abbreviations and other information concerning units of 

measurement 

UNITCONV: Conversion factors for converting from one unit of measurement to 

another 

WEIGHT: Information about a weighting variable 

Part 2 (a4512ubb.pdf):Codes and Appendix 

This contains some coding information and a nutritional appendix containing a printout of the 

following five files which were created from SAS transport files by the Data Archive: 

NUTCNTYR: This is a list of conversion factors to determine nutrient contents 

of minor foods for a year. Can contain foods which nutrient content varies 

seasonally. For such foods this file lists annual “average” nutrient conversion 

factors. 

NUTRIENT: Codes, descriptions, unit abbreviations and energy equivalent 

factors for nutrients, and membership of nutrient group(s). 

NUTSEAS: Indicates whether a minor food has nutrient conversion factors 

which vary across season. There is at least one entry for each minor food. The 

presence of seasonal variation in nutrient conversion factors can alter from one 

year to another. 

RDI: This is a list of Recommended daily intakes and minimum daily intakes for 

nutrients and nutrient groups. 

NUTCNTSL: Conversion factors to determine nutrient content of minor foods for 

a year and season. Only contains foods for which nutrient content varies 

seasonally and contains all such foods. Note that as time passes a food can 

cease to have a seasonally varying nutrient content.

o NATIONAL FOOD SURVEY 2000 Office for National Statistics 

QUESTIONNAIRE 

INTERVIEWER NO. INTERVIEWER NAME 

c SERIAL NUMBER 

Central Survey Unit 

1111111111 

Month Quota Address 

HOUSEHOLD NUMBER (l-3) ❑ Hsehld 

Is this household in the sample as., ........... 

If ONE household per address: 

Even address no. = Main + EO 

For concealed multi-households at ZN address 

Even hhld no. = Main + EO 

(I.e. household 2 always gets Main+ EO) 

Main Diary only 1 

Main Diary plus Eating Out? 2 

D Date of first interview I I I 2000 

~WO DIGITS FOR DAY AND MONTH] 

Day Month Year 

E Does your household own or have the use of 

Yes No 

a microwave oven? 1 2 

a separate deep freeze or a fridge-freezer? 1 2 

[A FRIOGE-FREEZER HAS A FRIDGE WITH ITS OWN DOOR 

COMBINED WITH A FREEZER WITH ITS OWN DOOR] 

F Does your household grow or receive free NOW 

any of the following home grown or home produced items? Yes 1 

SHOW CARD A: HOME PRODUCE No 2 

[NB INCLUDE ONLY HOME GROWN ITEMS WHICH ARE AVAIIABLE NOW] 

IF YES, LIST BELOW 

IREMEMBER - ENTER IN SECTION 4 OF THE DIARY JUST THE 

QUANTITY TAKEN FROM STOCKS ON THE DAY IT IS TAKEN OUT I 

AW 2000

H Does yCILIrhousehold have any milk delivered to your home? 

What types of milk? 

FULL CREAM/ SKIMMED/ SEMI .,, 

PASTEURISED/ STERILISED/,,,,... 

HOW much per pint (or litre)? 

HOWmany pin~/litms per week? 

iNTERVIEWER RING ~ 

(i) 

pints/ Iitres 

2 

(ii) 

pintsl Iitres 

~ii) 

pints/ iitres 

Yes 1 

No 2 

●

TENURE 

J (i) 

In which of these ways do you occupy this accommodation? 

uSE SHOW CARD. RING ONE ONLY 

Own it Outri@t ........................................................................................ 

Buying it with the help ofamomgage or loan ....................................... 

Shared ownership (pay part rent and part mortgage) .............................. 

Rent it ...................................................................................................... 

Live rent free (including rent free in relative/friend’s 

prope~, butexcluding squafiing) ......................... 

J (ii) Does the accommodation go with the job of Yes................................... 

anyone in tbe household? 

No .................................... 

J (iii) Who is your landlord? 

CODE FIRST THAT APPLIES 

Oreanisotions 

the local authoritylcounciliNew Town Development/Scottish Homes .... 

a housing associationlco-operativelcbaritable trust ................. 

employer (organisation) of a household member .......... 

another organisation ........................................................................ 

individuals 

relative/friend (before you lived here) of a household membe r.............. 

another individual private landlord ......................................................... 

ASK ALL – HOUSING BENEFIT 

K Is housing benefit received? Yes.. ... .... ... ... ... ......... I 

3 

NoiNot apply, .. . .. .. . .. .... 2 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

1 

2 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

1 

2 

3 

FCoto K 

➤Ask J (ii) 

Go to K 

➤Ask J (iii) 

‘Ask J (iv) 

+ Ask K

.s 

L USUAL MEMBERS OF IIoUSEI1 OLD (incl. MI)K and 110[1 eve. if absent) 

AND 

REGULAR VISITORS (4 nights or more) 

Rmuua wsmms: THEsE CAN BE COmpletely CODEO FROM rNE MAIN DIARY AITER TI IE FINAL INTERVIEW 

A 

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00 NOT ASK OCCUPATION: WC= 006 (aged O-15) or GI17(aged 16+). 

WORKING CODE = O 

Person 

No. 

Relationship Sex Age Marital status 

CODE FIRST THAT APPLIES Pregnant 

Working 

Coda 

I 

INTERVIEWER CODE ‘ 

(Ring 

HOH 

only) 

to 

Main Diary 

Keeper 

(MDK) 

last 

birthday 

(DK=999) 

Are you... 

1= single, never married 

2=married a“d living with 

husband/wife 

3=married and separated 

from husbandlwife 

4=divorced 

5=widowed? 

ASK OR 

RECORD 

1 =Yes 

2 = NoI 

Not apply 

(see 

below) 

Code O-5 

Occ 

(3 

digits) 

Net Balance 

(Deduct meals 

from 100) 

Is this 

person 

regular 

visitor? 

a 

Is this 

person a 

household 

member 

away four 

nights or 

more? 

Is this 

person a 

crossover 

HOH? 

1 MDK 

MF 

12! 

Sfdsepllw 

123 45:12 

, 

Yes 

12 

No 

Yes 

1212 

No Yes No 

2 12, ;1234s Iz 

—— 

12 

1212 

3 12 12345]2 

4 12: 123 45:12 

5 12: 12345,12 

6 12; 1234512 

Head of Household 

[RING PERSON NUMBER OF HOH] 

IF TRE HOLJSEHOLD COt.VRISES w50AND. WIFE, 

OR HUSBAN13 + WIFE& CHILDREN< 16, 

HOH = HUSBAND 

[F MOSS THAN ONS PERSON IN HOUSEHOLD 

WITH AGE >= !6 ASti 

[n whose name is the accommodation 

,wned or rented? 1 

Working 

Code [WRITE CODE IN BOX] 

For the 7 days ending last Sunday, were you working ...... 

Economically active: m 

Full Iirm incl. GOV1lraining (over 30 hrdwk) I 

Part-time (over 10hrs1030 hrshk) 2 

Unemployed less than a year 3 

Full or par-time, but sick or on holiday 4 

Economically Inactiw 

Unemployed I y. or more 

Not working 

Work 10 h,, W, week or 1,ss 

Full time Educatlo” 

Relired ? 

1 

5 

) 

) 

) n 

j 

t 

1 

~ 

1212 

12 12 I ~ 

12 1212 

12 12 12

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OCCUPATION/ DESCRIBE WHAT DOING 

ASK MDK ON BENALF OF HOUSEHOLD 

IF WORKING, OR UNEMPLOYED FOR LESS THAN A YEAR (i.e. CODE 1, 2.3 or 4) 

Person 

[WRITE fN BOX] 

(a) What itiwim your/...>s (nmi”) job? 

No. (b) Whal doldid youl... mainly do in yo.rjob? 

(c) What doetidid the tirmforganisatio” mainly make or do? 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

IF NOT WORKING [i.e. CODE O OR 5]: DESCRIBE WHAT DOING (EG SCHOOL, 

RETIRED, UNEMPLOYED MORE THAN ONE YEAR) 

(a/b) Occ: 

(c) Ind: 

(ah) Occ: 

(c) Ind: 

(m) Occ: 

(c) Ind: 

(a/b) Occ: 

(c) Ind: 

(al%) Occ; 

(c) Ind: 

(a/b) Occ: 

(c) Ind: 

1 

(d) Amlwere YOUI,.. working as a..,, 

1 = empioyec 

ASK BOTH EMPLOYEES AND 

SELF-EMPLOYED 

2 = or were you self.employed? (fl EMpLOYEE: How many people 

work(ed) at the establishment? 

ASK EMPLOYEES ONLY 

SELF-EMPLOYED: How many 

(e) Do/did ye./... haw any managerial duties, people doldid YOUI... employ at the 

or were you supervising any other employees? place where YOUI... worked? 

I = Manager O = None (Self-employed only) 

2 = Foreman/supervisor 

1=1-24 

3 = Neither 2 =25 or mote 

(d) I = F.”,Pl”ytL’ (e) I = Manager (f) O= None (Self-employed only) 

~ = Se,f. 2 = Foreman 1 = t-24 

employed 3 = Neither 2 =25 m more 

(d) I = Employee (e) I = Manager (O O = None (Self-employed only) 

2 = Self- 2 = Foreman I = 1-24 

employed 3 = Neither 2 =25 or more 

(d) I = Employee (e) I = Manager 

2 = Setf- 2 = Foreman 

(fI ; ~ ~2~ (Self-employed o“(y) 


(d) I = Employee (c) 1 = Manager (fI O = No.. (Self-employed only) 

2 = self- 2 = Foreman t = 1-24 


(d) I = Employee (e) I = Manager 

2 = sdf- 

2 = Foreman 

(f) ~ ~ ~.~ (Self-emptoyed only) 


(d) I = Employee (e) I = Manager (fl O = None (Self-employed only) 

~ = self. 2 = Foreman l= t-24 

employed 3 = Neither 2 =25 or more

M INCOME 

“ ASK MDK ON BEHALF OF HOUSEHOLD. 

BUT IF POSSIBLE, FIND OUT INCOME FROM PERSON RECEIVING INCOME, CONSULT WAGE SLIPS ETC 

‘ ELIGIBILITY: ALL USUAL MEMBERS OF HOUSEHOLD ONLY. 

EXCLUDE: REGULAR OR OCCASIONAL VISITORS BOARDERS OR LODGERS 

ALL INCOME SOURCES: PART TIME WORK, UNEMPLOYED, CHILDRENS SATURDAY JOBS, ,.. 

(i) Income source: 

This card shows various possible sources of income, Csn you tell me what kinds 

of income you and your household receive (PROMPT)? 

SHOW SOURCES OF INCOME CARO 

RECORD INCOME SOURCE AGAINST EACH PERSON ON GRID OPPOSITE 

1 

IF CHILDREN, PROMPT FOR CHILD BENEFIT, 

CHILD BENEFIT IS CODED OPPOSITE THE WOMAN, uNLESS LONE MALE PARENT, AND IS NET + ACTUAL. 

DO NOT INCLUDE HOUSING BENEFIT 

FOR EACH PERSON IN TURN, AND FOR EACH INCOME SOURCE: 

CODE WHETHER THE INCOME IS ACTUAL. ESTIMATED OR CARD 

OBTAIN IN ORDER OF PREFERENCE: ACTUAL, ESTIMATE, AMOUNT FROM CARDS (B, C, D, E, F) 

- 

ASK SELF EMPLOYED 

How much was paid, the last time it was paid? What was your income from this 

[LAST TIME PAID, EVEN IF UNTYPICAL: joblbusiness, after paying expenses 

INCLUDE OVERTIME, BONUSES, TIPS] and wages, for the most recent 

period (e.g. 12 months) for which 

NET (= TAKE HOME PAY, AFTER ALL DEDUCTIONS) PREFERRED ; you have figures? 

BUT FOR HOH ASK FOR BOTH NET AND 

CHECK: Is that with tax and National 

GROSS (= BEFORE DEDUCTIONS) Insurance deducted? 

r 

(iv) CODE WHETHER THE INCOME IS NET OR GROSS 

(v) Freauency 

How long does this cover? 

(PROMPT: HOW OFTEN IS THAT PAID, WEEKLY, MONTHLY,,,?) 

IF MONTHLY, CHECK WHETHER CALENDAR MONTH OR 4 WEEKLY 

(vi) Extra information: 

IGROSS = Expenses/wages deducted 

NET = Tax and NI also deducted. 

IF YOU HAVE COLLECTED INCOME INFORMATION AS NET TRY TO OBTAIN, IF POSSIBLE, THE EQUIVALENT 

GROSS PAYMENT. SIMILARLY IF YOU HAVE COLLECTED A GROSS PAYMENT, TRY TO OBTAIN THE NET 

PAYMENT. ENTER IN THE FINAL COLUMN, 

SIMILARLY IF A PAYMENT DOES NOT A~RACT ANY DEDUCTIONS, THEN ENTER THE SAME PAYMENT AGAIN 

t?

,@ M INCOME GRID 

I Person I Income source 

I I (Stlcwcarci) 

I i 

Description 

or code 

1 la 

_... —_.__.-.,—...._..,.. ,_ 

lb 

Ic 

Id 

6 6a 

6b 

. .. . ... . . . .. —.. —.. 

6C 

= 

Actual, Income 

Estimate, 

or Card? (Enteramountor 

card code) 

Act Esl Card f 

123 

123 

123 

123 

-------l---”””--” 

123 

I 

123 

123 

._. .._......+_.. 

Net or 

Gross? 

Net Gross 

12 

i 12 

~......_. 

12 

12 

12 

12 

. . . 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

- .. . 

12 

12 

12 

12 

..,.., ... . . 

12 

12 

12 

12 

——.. —.———. _.. -— 

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IF ANY INDIVIDUAL INCOMES OF ADULT MEMBERS ARE MISSING, ESTIMATE NET HOUSEHOLD INCOME 

N Could you estimate the total household income each week? 

(after ALL deduction for income tax, National Insurance, etc) 

SHOW INC.OME CARD G or if necessary 

1 

SHOW INCOME CARD H 

WRITE IN CODE LETTERS OF INCOME BAND . . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. .. . . .. .. . .. . .. .. . . 

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ASK ALL HOUSEHOLDS WITH CHILDREN AT SCHOOL 

[Include those in reception class of primary school, but exclude nurseries] 

o 

Does the childldo any of the children usually get...,,,, Yes No APPIY 

(i) school milk? 1 2 3 

(ii) school meals? ,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,, 1 2 3 

IF YES TO SCHOOL MILK AND/OR SCHOOL MEALS ASK (a) (d) 

(a) Which childlchildren get 

school milklschool meals? 

(b) Is the school milklschool meal 

paid for or free? 

IF PAID FOR 

(c) What is the cost per day 

(or per week or per term)? 

ASK FOR MILK ONLY 

(d) Check the amount of milk 

And what is the size of the 

bottleslcarlons? 

(PROMPT: Standard 1/3 pint?) 

ASK ALL [NOT JUST PENSlONERS] 

Person 

Numbers 

Paid for 

Free 

cost 

Per day 

Per week 

Per term 

1/3 pint 

other 

School Milk 

‘f Y Y Y 

o 0 0 0 

fp fp fp fp: 

I I I I 

1 1 1 1 

2 2 2 2 

3 3 3 3 

1 1 1 1 

... 

Not 

I School Meals I 

Y Y Y 

o 0 : 0 

fp fp fp Ep 

I I I I 

1 1 1 1 

2 2 2 2 

3 3 3 3 

P Does anyone in the household Yes ....1 + Ask (a) to (d) 

have meals on wheels? 

No ,,,., 2 

mEs 

(a) Which people? I Person I I 

(b) On which days of the waak? 

GIVE DETAILS OF DELlVERY 

DAYS IF NECESSARY 

(c) Is the meals on Weeh paid for 

or free? 

IF PAID FOR (Y1 

(d) How much is paid per meal? 1-1 

Numbers 

Mon 1 

1 

Tues 2 ; 2 ; 

Wed 3 3 3 3 

Thurs 4 4 14 4 

Fri 5 5 5 5 

Sat 6 6 6 6 

Sun 7 7 7 7 

Paid for Y Y Y Y 

Free o 0 

IL 

o 0 

fpfp 

fpfp 

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NORTHERN IRELAND ONLY. ASK OF MDK AND HOH 

What is your religious denomination? [RING] 

9 

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Main Diarv Keeoer Head of Household 

“1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

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VISITORS / HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS GONE AWAY 

s Can I just check please: 

ALL - ASK AT FINAL VISIT 

(i) Did YOUhave any visitors staying 4 nights or more (during the diary week)? Yes 1 

IF YES, WRITE lNAGE AND SEX OF EACH 

[ADD THESE TO THE HOUSEHOLD GRID] 

No 2 

(ii) WaS anyone SY@.Yfor 4 nights or more (during the diary week)? Yes 1 

~, 

WRITE IN AGE AND SEX OF EACH 

IMDKI HOHI XHOH will always remain on the Household Grid. oven if away all week. They 

should never be coded as absent household members, 

Others away for 4 nights or more (e.g. children on school trip, at relatives), 

THESE SHOULO ALWAYS BE INCLUDEO IN THE HOUSEHOLO GRIO, BUT SHOULD BE 

CODEO AS ABSENT HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS, 

INCLUDE ABSENT HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS IN THE OCCASIONAL VISITORS GRIO IF 

THEY WERE PRESENT AT SOMETIME DURING THE WEEK. 

PERMISSION TO RECALL 

T That is the end of the intewiew, Our work is very important, so my office likes to 

get in touch with a percentage of the people who have helped us, just to check thst 

you ars happy with the wsy we do things. Would it be okay for the office to 

contact you for this reason? 

No 2 

Yes, it would be all right (UNCONDITIONAL) 1 

No (UNCONDITIONAL) 2 

Yes (WITH CONDITIONS/ QuALIFICATIONS) 3 

10

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ALL REMAINING QUESTIONS INTERVIEWER CHECK AT HOME 

OCCASIONAL VISITORS 

(i.e. These have eaten at least one meal in the household, but have NOT stayed for 4 nights or more. 

Code from the ‘Visitors’ row of the Main Meals page of the completed Main Diary) - 

Q75 

Q79 

Q83 

087 

Q91 

Q95 

Q99 

SEX AGE 

(RING) Code age = 

999 if 16 yrs. 

MF or more 

12 

12 

12 ,,, 

12 

12 

12 

12 

WORKING 

COOE 

(Not coded) 

Not coded 

Not coded 

.No! ,W!?d. ,.. 

Not coded 

Not coded 

Not coded 

Not coded 

Occ 

(Computer codes) 

Computer codes 







CODE 

NET ❑ALANCE 

(Start at O) 

I Rules for codina Occasional Visitor’s Grid 

One line for ALL adult males (!6 yrs. or more), age is always 999 sum individual net balances, 

One fine for ALL adult females (16 yrs, or more), age is always 999; sum individual net balances. 

One tine for EACH child (15 yrs. or less); code actual age. 

BUT if two people aged 15 yrs. or less have same sex and age, combine on one line (code actual 

age) and sum individual net balances 

Points are added as follows. 

- breakfast =3 

- midday meal =4 

evening meal =7 

Fsch .wson is allowed 1. wm. a maximum of 3 meals . d.. 

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QI 59 Are any individual incomes missing? 

[CHECK INCOME GRID, SECTION M] 

No, all kno,ym 1 

Yes, one or more missing, total hhld income estimated at N 2 

‘(es, one or more missing, total hhld income NOT estimated at N 3 

OFFICE USE ONLY - Missing incomes checked & no income imputed 5 

one income imputed 6 

QI 60 Code type of incomes provided by the respondents 

[WHEN CODING THIS QUESTION (Q160), DO NOT INCLUDE CHILD BENEFIT] 

One or more individual incomes unknown: 

OFFICE USE ONLY- One income imputed 6 

Total household income estimated at Question N (cards G or H) 7 

QI 61 Code type of household 

Don’t Know 

(i.e. more than one income not given, one income not give” 

and impossible to impute, No Answer to Income Card G or H) 9 

Households with one or more ‘earners’ (SEE (a) BELOW FOR DEFN OF ‘EARNER) 1 

Households without an earner 2 

STATE pensioner Households (SEE (b) BELOW) 3 

NOTES 

(a) An earner includes someone .nemDloved for less than one vear i.e. working codes 1-4, but not 

code O or 5. 

(b) A state pensioner household is one in which 75% or more of the total household income is from the 

state pension or from a state benefit paid in place of the state pension. 

This takes priority over other codes 

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oCCUPATION CODES FOR THE ECONOMICALLY INACTIVE 

NOTES FOR CODING HOUSEHOLD GRID 

~ household memberl regular visitor must be given an Occupation code (in OCC Box). 

rhose working or unemployed less than one year (i.e. with Working Code 1, 2, 3 or 4) get one of the Standard Occupation Codes. 

All others (school children, housewives, pensioners, i.e. those with Working Code O, and unemployed more than one year, i.e. 

those with Working Code 5) get one of the following non-standard codes: 

Occupation Code 

001 

002 

003 

004 

005 

006 

007 

008 

dET ❑ALANCE 

RETIREO/PENSIONS 

Unoccupied and retired - main source of income o.e. largest amount) is State Retirement pension (OAP; including 

widows over 60 with widows’ pensions) 

Unoccupied and retired main source of income (ie. largest amount) other atate pensions (e.g. Widows under 60, 

disability pensions including bfind pension). 

Unoccupied and retired - main source of income (i.e largest amount) is ~ from state (e.g. frOm emplOyer’s pensiOn). 

NB If person is below retirement age (60 for women, 65 for men) and receives for instance an employefs pension, 

but is lookina for work (and available to start), then code as unemployed. 

UNEMPLOYED/ STUOENTS 

Unemployed: state benefits are main source of income 

(e.g. Job Seekers Allowance/ Unemployment Benefit, Income Support). 

Unemployed: state benefits are u main source of income. 

Students. (INCL aaed 16 or more at school) 

NE, Sick Leave - code thair job: Individuals who are off work on sick leave should be coded according to their job. 

NON-EARNERS/ REGULAR VISITORS 

Other non-earners (children 0-15 yrs., ‘housewives’, etc) including women in receipt of maternity allowances who are not 

working and not returning to work. 

Regular visitors: children O.e. aged 0- 15) 

Regular visitors: adults (i.e. aged 16 or more) 

No information 

Each person starts with a score of 100 points 

Deduct points for meals out (NOT for meals missed m packed lunches) 

Meals out are shown on ‘Meals Ouf row of Meals page of Main Oiary 

Points are as follows: 

breakfast = 3 points 

midday meal = 4 poinfs 

evening meal = 7 points 

A ‘meal ouf is a meal that is ‘not from the household food supplies,. 

Meals on wheels are meals out. 

EXAMPLE: A person has an evening meal in a friends house. All other meals are at home. 

Net balance = 100-7 =93 

EXAMPLE: A person eats lunch in the works canteen 5 days per week. All other meals are at home. 

Net balance = 100-20 = 60 

EXAMPLE: A person eats 1 meal a day at home, and eata nothing else, 

Net balance = 100 (no deductions for missed meals) 

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CODING CHECKLIST 

Questionnaire 

“ Occupation(everyone gets a code, even those not working), See page 14 for non-standard codes. 1 ‘ 

f 

- Net balance (do not deduct points if a meal is missed). See page 14 for coding rules. cl! 

+ Household grid - check that anyone in household except MDK and HOH who were away for more than 

4 nights have been coded yes at the absent householders question and that they also 

aPRear in the occasional visitors’ grid, if they were home at sometime during the record c!” 

keeping week. 

- check that regular visitors have been coded yes at the regular visitors’ question 

“ Income - don’t forget the child benefit @ f 15.00&f 10.00 from April 2000 to March 2001 

“ Occasional visitors grid - adults: age= 999 

- all male adults (16+) summed on one line 

- all female adults (16+) summed on one line 

“ Code page 12. 

Main Diary (If the answer to any of the following is ‘No’, give full explanation) 

“ Right page: Are all members of household accounted for at each meal? ‘es 1 

“ Left page: Are bottom boxes coded: Meals out and children’s (5-14yrs) 

“ Section 1: - Are all food items coded? 

lunches? 

‘es 

Yes 

❑ 

❑ 

- Are any weights/prices missing? (but no weights for codes 33501 & 33601) Yes 1 

- Are weights and prices plausible? 

‘“e’ 1 

- Are the correct units used? The main units are: Litres = L (not L~: Millilitres = ML: Pints = PT; 

Kiloarams = KG (not K): warns = G (not GRM or GRMS); 

Oun~es = 02 P8unds’=~B (not LBS); 

EGG not EGGS Yes 

Is milk shown as delivered on questionnaire included on main diary 

shopping pages? 

- Yogurts, desserts and milk products: converted to liquid milk equivalent? 

Are nuts converted to net weight, and trimmed vegetables to gross weight? 

‘ Secti0n4: . IS school milk added (section 2 indicates if received that day)? 

.Areonly eligible giffs included? Delete others 

.Ismargincodel or2 added? 

Eating Out Diary 

“ Cross out’home’ food (e,g. packed lunches) 

“ Check that meals outareconsistent with main diaIy 

- WritVfOod codeaand outlet codes on EODiaties 

“ Addmeallsnackc odeswheres everalm ainitemsc overedbyonep rice 

Transfer Sheet 

‘ Onetransfer sheet perperson (unless whole household refused=l sheet) 

“ Coderesponse comectly -codes land20nly ifagree with maintiaV (check specially2) 

(response code should be written on EO Diary and transfer sheet) 

“ Usemeallsnac kcodesas’headers’ 

single items with one price do not need a meallanack code 

don’t bracket several lines with one price 

Yes 

Yes 

Yes 

Yes 

Yes 

Yes 

1 

❑ 

No 

No 

No 

No 

No 

❑ No 

❑ No 

1 No 

❑ No 

/-j No 

❑ No 

❑ No 

plea - please put a full serial number on diaries that the household will post 

back to the office 

16 

1 

❑ 

❑ 

El 

1 

El 

1 

e 

❑ 

1 

El 

1 1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

.—

I 

1 

~1 

H 

4 

2ti 

:k 

8 

9 

:B 

a 

Total 

Persons m 

NATIONAL FOOD SURVEY 

(HOUSEHOLD DIARY) 

IN CONFIDENCE 

All the particulars you give in this diary will be treated in STRICT CONFIDENCE. 

Please do not put your name and address on it. 

Please read the notes and look at the examples on pages 2-5 before 

HOUSEHOLD 

Composite ON 

AGE SEX 

Scales or Yes I 

spring balance 

loaned? NO h 

you start completing the diary. 

The mterwewerWIIId again o“.. 

DAY DATE 

DaY of week on which 

recording stsrts 

I 

1 = Mon 

3 = Wed 

2 = Tues 

4 = Thurs 

5=Fti 6 = Sat 

~ 7= s”” 

I 

1— 

TIME 

‘ntercode ~DAy 

HNo food items purchased during d(ary 

Month Quota Address Hhld

1, FOOD AND DRINKS ~~”~~~ ~N~ ~~~”~~~ ~~f,q~ 

EXAMPLE PAGE 

include soil dr>nks,alcoh,j,c dr,nks, sweets, takeaways brought home and milk delwered today) . . . . . . . . . . . .. DAY n 

TOTAL WEIGHT I DESCRIPTIONOF FOODOR DRINK TOTAL INTERvIEwER USE ONLY 

3, 

c“,,, 02, Ibs, gins, : Please desmbe ;n FULL and g!ve BRAND; COST PLEASE LEAVE BLANK 

kilos, p(nls, htres ~ Use one II.. for each ITEM f P t Food code Qty Unit 

~....... UP! . . . . . . . . . . . . . .u!:.!i!!! !??!:.9:!:!! w’!!w!!’w !!’;!?!. --------- ------- . ..!!. . . . . . .:. 

1. . . . . . .. . 

1600g 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Sunblest sliced white loaves@ 

. 

800gn1s 

. . 

I 20 

. 

Jmg N’ee?abk - Family Pack .Y24 biscuits 

. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

i“” 

Ilb ~Frying steak - Fresh 

1’ 

5 

39 

25 

1 

I 

p.. . . . . . Ilb Pork ckops – on bone – fresh 

I ! lib ~1 pack doltish baron, streaky, pre-packed 

6 Doughnuts@ 20zs - fresh from bakers 

::::::t[2l;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::!:: ::::: “:::::”::::: ““”””””””””””l”””””’”‘“”””’”””’”“ 

.::::::: ::: 

2 tins Heinz baked beans @j 420gms 

s;b~ ‘;‘ ‘;!1 

.. . . . ..1200~ . . . . . . . . . . . .. Bti+s.EyfP"!="! f!!'f!+!.ti.!!!"!!!. f!"rn!? . . . . . . . ...?. . ..!!. 

. . . . . . . . . . . ../. W.![S beefsausages-froze~ 

I McCain Deep Pizza, frozen - pepperotl i 

Ski fruit yogurt, 10w fa[ with pieces oJfruit 

.. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

~Soog 2packets Krona Reduced fat 2 (@ 250 ms 

~....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

. . . . . ..$ . . . . . . . . . . ..l.!PticketKer . . . . . . . . . ..W!!?!!!!!!I.!V!’ . . .. ... . . . . ..J I w~”t”’ 

‘aOld” Potatoes. . ..— fresh. .: .,.. twemmked . 

“:TT: 

50 

~ llb 40Z I Cauliflower - fresh [ 

75 

.. . . ..~!!b . .. . . . . . . ..].~freshff?e’-f resh . ..A.7 

, I litre I Robinson’s oranze sauash - law co 

. . . . ...1... 

“.--.. ~.:; .............j...Eie@!.?fP!edcO 

........... @ 60Z – (ti; ~=hoj)””””” ““””2”” 

./20g Del Mauw timwd ptacke 

“’’!?.Y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘...6’ ! 

.=.,...)4 ....................... .i 

1--------1 

11 

:~~.: 

1 

------- 

,; 

~~~~ 

‘“’’’’’[’’’’’’’’” “’’’’’” ““’’’’” ‘! 

--------------- ------ ------- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..- . .? 

64 1 

al 1 19 1 

‘::::::: L 

..-.1 ----------- -------- ---------- 

‘1 

--- 

. . . . . ..i . . . . . . . . ..!. W?. :.??:.!%?. . . . ...!.. . ..?.. ~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .!. 

! 21t 4 tins Kronenbou 4 36 I I 

2. SCHOOL MILK - Ho ad school milk today? 

(WTE IN N BER 0 IF t.JONEINOTAPPI Y) 

Y ““ ‘“-”-““””-”’ 

3. HOME GROWN FOOD, GIFTS, FR ED FROM WORK, WELFARE MILK 

,“ 

:“,.” 

TOTAL WEIGHT 

Oz Ibs,gins, I 

! k,los. p,nls, Ntres 

SOURCE 

9a,~en.farm. 

cl,”!,, employer, 

ownb“,,”,,, .1, 

TOTAL 

COST 

f P 

INTERVIEWER USE ONLY 

PLEASE LEAVE BLANK 

Food 

M.rg 

Oty Unit .Me 

code 

21bs ‘ Potatoes 0,s,’,garde)!S,0,

FOOD AND DRINK PURCHASES 

.:. 

.:. 

.:+ 

.:. 

.:. 

.> 

.:. 

.:. 

.:. 

.; 

.:. 

Enter each dit’t’erct)t itum ot” t’o(d or drink on ;L scpot-atc ]inc. 

En[er as I’ul] a LiCSC1-iptioll tll’ the item as lp(~ssible, inc]udi]lg hrond nan)c. .411 items or-c 

assigned a c(xlc liXII II a Iar-:c list (11’codes. “[-his Iisl (It’ codes sep:lrolcl> identities items 

such as ditfkrcn[ 1>pes 0(’ [brexl (white, brt~wn. wholemeal, ul]sl iced, sliced ~s well as 

m:my t)t’ the !m(~t-cunusua] breads). In wklitit~n less common i[cln> (II’ ti~t)d also newt tu he 

assigned a code. A fLI][ description will help in assigning the corl-cc[ ctdc. 

For each item enter the total \\eigbt of coch item, o description of the item bought, 

znd the total cost. 

PleLLse ictenti[j whe[hcr the item is Fresh, t’rwzen. tinned, or anyth in: else. 

ITtjr ~ac~iixe~ ~ii}d [l}llle~ fOU&S t>r SOIt drinks. the Jveiqht ,It- lolurnc is frequently marked 

on the tin, ho[[]c or pxkag c,. 

It’the weight is not on the item’s packaging or on the till receipt. pleme weigh it yoursell’ 

Your inter\ie\vcr can lend YOL1o set of scales it’ necessary. 

It’ yOLI buy more thdn one item of a pwticular brand, it is not necessary to make an entry 

fir each item. Enter the one description (including the number of’ items) and the @ 

@&t and Q!M tcM’ali the items together. Therefore three cans ot’ baked beans would be 

entered on one line, with a description of Baked Beans x 3, and the total cost and weigh~ 

of the three cans entered in tbe relevant columns, 

DO not enter the nulmber ot items ot’ fruit and vegetables that you buy, it is the weight that 

is wanted, Therefore I Kg ot’ fresh Granny Smith apples (not six fresh Granny Smith 

appies). The one exception to this is that \ve need to know the -r of eggs YOU halve 

buugh[; do M weigh dw eggs, 

T~keaway kinds: All takeaway t’oods and snacks brought home to cat, such as tish and 

~hips, ~hin~s~. [ndifin, pizza. etc., shoulcl be recorded on the left bond page with the 

weight, or the nulnher ot’ portions, and [he price ot” each item PleLLse rcc{)rd whether the 

lid !WIS delivered to your’ home. bought Iklm a rcs[auran[, takculvay place, tish and chip 

shop or olbcr’ catcriny plmx, or bought Iron] a rctai I shop. such w hakcry or supermarket. 

II’(I1c itcm ot’ tix]d iias :1 pizzu then stute t~hcthcr i[ !ias a whole pizz.:i. t)]- a slice or slices. 

111bt~lh casts no[c [Ile sixc (11’dlc pizza. :lIld, it’slice>, tl)c tnLImbUI- [J1’slices. in additic)r] lo 

tllc price. It’the lakcaii;ly Ii)[)d consisls 01’0 nunIl}cr (11’dil’furcn[ i[cllls. all clltry sht}uld hc 

[Iulde lilr each 01” Illc i[c]lls. I’llcr-cli) t-c Ii>ll :Illd chips sll~,LIIcl I)u}c I\\,, dil’lbt-ct]t cllttics. 

t)nc Ii)r Iisll. illld [Ilc (Ill]cr Ii)r chips, Ivitll !icigh[s :Ind lpriccs (ilr u;,cI]. 

.; 

I

MEALS INFORMATION 

.:. 

.:. 

.:. 

Remember if you have any problems at all, don’t worry as your 

intervie}ver will be able to help you when he or she returns. 

4 

.-

LNUMBER OF 

PEOPLE 

HOWmany people 

on the front of this 

dtary ate thl~ ~eaI? 

VISITORS 

Did You have any 

Vlsdors for this 

meal? 

FEMALE. F 

MALE = M 

KpACKED MEALS 

Did anyone take a 

Packed meal or 

snack from home to 

eat out? 

FEMALE .F 

MALE = M 

MEALS OUT 

Did anyone obtain ~ 

meal out (for Which 

yOU did not prOVide 

the food)? 

Where was it eaten? 

FEMALE. F 

MALE . M 

FEMALE .F 

MALE = M 

Number 

of people 

athome . . . ..j 

1 

BREAKFAST 

VISITORS TO BREAKFAST 

EEl 

SEX AGE 

]. . . . . . ..~ . . . . . . ...l 

1.. .... . 1. . .. .. ...1 

P.ACKEDaREAKFAST 

Ezl 

SEX AGE 

MAIN MEALS 

Number 

of people 

athome...,l.l 

2 

MIDDAY MEAL 

VISITORS TO MIDDAY MEAL 

EIEz 

l-- F 38 

I---A 

4. . . . . . . . I 

IOOAY MEAL OUT 

AFTERNOONIEVENING MEAL 

FER 

SEX AGE WHERE? 

F6 school 

M II School 

i“””””””l””””-- 1-----1 

1. . . . . ..1 . . . . ../...... J 

OUT 

5 

DID NOT EATA MEAL 

1--.----. /.. ... ....1 

Number 

of people 

EXAMPLE PAGE 

3 

MAIN AFTERNOON/ 

I 

EVENING MEAL I 

at home....,,,,..,,. 

VISITORS TO 


m 

SEX AGE 

1......-] 

‘ACKED AFTER NOONIEVENING 

MEAL 

BSEX AGE 

DIONOTEATAM~L /

1. FOOD AND ORINKS BOUGHT ANO BROUGHT HOME 

u.elude sofl dr,nks, alcohol,. drinks, sweets, takeaways brou@d home and milk delivered today) . .. .. . .. .. ... DAY I -1 j 

3, HOME GROWN FOOD, GIFTS, FREE/REDUCED FROM WORK, WELFARE MILK 

I 

on 

check 

TOTAL WEIGHT 

Oz. lb., gins, 

kilos, pints, likes 

DESCRIPTION OF FOOO OR DRINK 

SOURCE 

Wrde. farm 

.lmc, employer, 

own bus,”,,, et. 

TOTAL 

COST 

f P 



Food 

Mmg 

Qty Unit .- 

code 


4. MEALS OUT (EXCL. PACKED LUNCHES) 5. CHILDREN (5-14 YRS. INCL.) 

Any meals outimeals on wheels today? 

Yes .... 1 Are there any 5.14 yr, old (incl. ) Yes,... 1 

(See meals OUYopposite) No,,... 

H 

2 children in the household? No,..., 

E 

2 

IF YES, wRITE IN NUMBER (LEAVE BLANK IF NONE): 

Use ‘Meals OUY information on o osite a e 

TOTAL MIDOAY MEALS OUT (Incl meals on wheels and school meals.) 

! TOTAL 

~ 

MEALS OUTSIOE HOME (incl midday meals out)

NUMBER OF 

PEOPLE 

How many people 


diary ate this meal? 

VISITORS 

Did you have any 

visitors for this 

meal? 

FEMALE = F 

MALE = M 

PACKED MEALS 


~acked meal or 


eat out? 

‘EMALE =F 

kfAIF=M 

MEALS OUT 

lid anyone obtain a 

neal out (for which 

IOUd$d not prov!de 

he food)? 

Nhere was It eaten? 

‘EMALE = F 

MALE = M 

31D NOT EAT A 

MEAL 

Nho did not have a 

neal at this time, 

vhether at home or 

]Ut? 

‘EMALE = F 

mfALE= M 

Uumber 

If people 

X home,. 

BREAKFAST 


m 

1------1-.-----1 

MPACKEO BREAKFAST 

w 

1------1 

l.........~ 

BREAKFAST OUT 

t . . . . ..l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

T 

010 NOT EAT A MEAL 

m 

MAIN MEALS 

Number 

of people 

at home.. 

MIDDAY MEAL 

VISITORS TO MIDOAY MEAL 

nSEX AGE 

. . 

.. . . . . . . . . 

1.........1 

PACKED MIOOAY MEAL 

MIODAY MEAL OUT 


]. . . . ..~ . . . . ..+ . . . . . . . . . 

M ;:::: ..t. 

. 

1. .. . ...1 J. .. . .. . .. . . . .. 

DID NOT EAT A MEAL 

RSEX AGE 

7 

1 

3 

MAIN AFTERNOON) 

EVENING MEAL 

Uumber 

If people 

It home.., .. . .. .. .. 

VISITORS TO 

AFTERNOON/EVENING MEAL 

m 

I. . . . . . .. J. . . . . . .. I 

PACKED AFTERNOONIEVENING 

MEAL 

m 

1:::::::::1 

I J........l 


OUT 

SEX AGE WHERE? ) 

1, 

,. . . . . ..t . . . . ..j . . . . . . . . . . . . ..~ 

I 

1----1 -------’ 

1..........................1 

1 1..............1~ 

OID NOT EAT A MEAL 

Em 

SEX AGE 

I I I 

I

1. FOOD AND DRINKS BOUGHT AND BRoUGHT HOME 

(1.CIUdeSOf!drinks al.ohol,c drinks, sweets, t~keaways brought home snd rmlk del,vered today) 

3. HOME GROWN FOOD, GIFTS, FREE/REDUCED FROM WORK, WELFARE MILK 

i %k 

. . . . . . . 

TOTAL WEIGHT 

Oz, Ibs, gins, 

kilos. p,nts, litres 


DESCRIPTION OF FOOO OR DRINK 

. . .. .. . .. . ... DAY -2 

n 

SOURCE TOTAL INTERVIEWER USE ONLY 

wrden farm, COST PLEASE LEAVE BLANK 

Cti”#c,ernlmwer, 

ownb.slness MC f P 

Food 

code 

Qty unit 

t.mg 

cm. 

4. MEALS OUT (EXCL. PACKED LUNCHES) 5, CHILDREN (5-14 YRS. INCL.) 

Any meals outlmeals on wheels today? 

(See ‘meals out’ opposite) 

IF YES, WRITE IN NUMBER (LEAVE BLANK IF NONE): 

Use ‘Meals Our informatmn on o owte a e 

TOTAL MIOOAY MEALS OUT (mcl. meals on wheels and school meals) 

TOTAL MEALS OUTSIDE HOME (incl midday meals wt) 

~ 

‘fes.,,. 1 Are there any 5-14 yr. old (incl, ) 

Yes.. 1 

No . . . .. 2 children in the household? No ..... 2 

E 

El 

8 

IF YES, WRITE IN THE NUMBER OF LUNCHES 

(Use information on opposite page) 

SCHOOL MEALS (PROVIDED BY SCHOOL) 

l-l 

PACKEO LUNCHES FRoM HOME 

I OTHER LUNCHES BOUGHT OUTSlOE HOME J 

‘1

NUMBER OF 

PEOPLE 




VISITORS 



meal? 

FEMALE = F 

MALE = M 

PACKED MEALS 


packed meal or 


eat out? 

FEMALE =F 

MAIF=M 

MEALS OUT 

Did anyone obta[n a 

meal out (for which 

you d!d not provide 

the food)? 


FEMALE = F 

MALE = M 

DID NOT EAT A 

MEAL 

flho did not have ~ 

meal at this time, 

,vhether at home or 

)Ut? 

‘EMALE = F 

~ MALE = M 

Number 

of people 

at home. 

BRE,4KFAST 


m 

PACKED BREAKFAST 

m!. . . . . . . ..1. . . . . . ...1 

Ill 

I / I 

1. . . . . . ...1 

BREAKFAST OUT 

HSEX AGE WHERE7 

. 


m 

SEX AGE 

MAIN MEALS 

Number 

of people 

at home,,, 

* 

MIDDAY MEAL 

VISITORS TO MIDDAY MEAL 

1---! 1 

1:::::::! ] 

1.........1 

PACKED MIDDAY MEAL 

m1---4 --....-1 

MIDDAY MEAL OU1 


Vumber 

If people 

X home.. 

m 

-“””””l””””: 

::::::]:: ..... 

~’ 

. 

MAIN AFTERNOON/ ~ 

EVENING MEAL ! 

VISITORS TO 


-’ 

““””””””i”’””””” 

APACKED AFTERNOONIEVENING 

MEAL 

m~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..l 

~. . . . . . ..~ . . . . . . . . 

1.. . .. . ../ . .. .. ...1 

AFTERNOON! EVENING MEAL 

OUT 

=: 


DIO NOT EAT A MEAL 

I SEX I AGE i 

I I 

, -------

1. FOOO AND DRINKS BOUGHT ANO BROUGHT HOME 

I,ncl”de SOHd,)nks alcohol,. dr,nks, swee, s, ,ak.~~+,s b

NUMBEROF 

PEOPLE 




! VISITORS 

I Did you have any 

1 visitors for this 

meal? 

I FEMALE=F 

! MALE=M 

~ p~c~,~ ~,~Ls 

Dldanyone takea 

I packed meal or 


eat out? 

FEMALE = F 

IMAIF=M 

] MEALS OUT 

Dld anyone obtain a 

~ meal out (for which 

you did not provide 

the food)? 

I Where ~a, it eaten? 

I 

FEMALE = F 

MALE = M 

DID NOT EAT A 

MEAL 

Who did not have a 

meal at this time, 

whether at home or 

out? 

FEMALE = F 

MALE = M 

Number 

of people 

at home.. 

1 

BREAKFAST 


SEX 

1 AGE 

I 

w “-- 

, 1- 

,.. 

””””””””” ~:”:;:::: 

I 

,.. 

_, l“””l 

1=+= 

I 

..”.1””: 


1. . . . . . . . .. 

BREAKFAST OUT 

[ . . . . ..~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...] 

JILiIli 

D(O NOT EAT A MEAL 

F=T=% 

!.. ... .. 

.... 

I 

l“”””””””””””””””” 

2 I 3 

MIDDAY MEAL 

I MAIN AFTERNOON 

EVENING MEAL 

.—.. —___ 

I 

Number Number 

of people ~ of people 

X home..,,,....,,, at home,........,.. 

VISITORS TO MIODAY MEAL 

1.-.. . 

PACKED MIDOAY MEA1 

P+= I 

. . . . . . . . . . . 

MIDDAY MEAL OUT 

. . ...].... “....”j 

VISITORS TO 

AFTER NoON) EVENING ME,:*1. 

sEX AGE 

1..............4 i! 

I. . . . . ..l . . . . . ..i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i...... < .. ..=_..__. 

DIDNOT EAT A MEAL I OID NOT EAT A MEAL 

.. . . . . ..i i ,... . . . . . . 

II 

I —.—L...;. 

—— 

PACKED AFTER NOCN:EIENING 

MEAL 

SEX A’~E 

AFTER NoON/EJENING MEAL 

OUT 

SEX ~ AGE ‘wHE

1, FOOD AND DRINKS BOUGHT AND BROUGHT HOME 

Hncl.d. soft drtnks, alcohol), drinks sweels takeaways brought home and rdk del)vered today) 

.. . .. . .. . .. .. DAY -4 

n 

3, HOME GROWN FOOD, GIFTS, FREE/REDUCED FROM WORK, WELFARE MILK 

on 

c“,., 

TOTAL WEIGHT 

Oz. Ibs, gins, 

k(los. p!nts, Mm 

DESCRIPTION OF FOOD OR DRINK 

SOURCE 

wden fwn 

,1,”,, employer, 

ownbus,”,,, .(, 

TOTAL 

COST 

f P 



Food 

M.,Q 

Qty Uml .Ne 

code 

. . . . . ..1...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . ..~ . . . . . . ..l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

‘1--------1 ----------------- -------------- ------ ---- --------/------- ‘-----1 ---- 


4. MEALS OUT(EXCL, PACKED LUNCHES) 5. CHILDREN (5-14 YRS. INCL.) 

Any meals outimeals on wheels today? Yes .... 1 Are there any 5-14 yr, old (incl. ) Yes. 1 

(See meals out’ opposite) 

No...,. 2 children in the household? No ..... 

B 

2 

IF YES. WRITE IN NuMBER (LEAVE BLANK IF NONE): 

(Use ‘Meals Out’ information on opposite pa9e) 

IF YES, WRITE IN THE NUMBER OF LUNCHES: 

Useinformatlonono oslte a e 

~ MEALSON wHEELS SCHOOL MEALS (PROVIDED BY SCHOOL) 

TOTAL MIDDAY MEALS OUT (1.cI. meals on wheels and whool meals) PACKED LUNCHES FROM HOME 

TOTAL MEALS OUTSIDE HOME (inCl. midday meals out) OTHER LuNCHES BOUGHT OUTSIDE HOME 

E -1 

12 

..— ...~ 

4 

.:

NUMBER OF 

PEOPLE 



dfary ate Ihls meal? 

VISITORS 


(isitors for this 

meal? 

FEMALE = F 

MALE = M 

PACKED MEALS 

lid anyone take a 

lacked meal or 

mack from home to 

+at out? 

‘EMALE =F 

ufAIF=M 

MEALS OUT 

)id anyone obtain a 


‘WI did not provide 

he food)? 


FEMALE = F 

MALE = M 

DID NOT EAT A 

MEAL 


meal at this t[me, 


out? 

FEMALE = F 

MALE = M 

Number 

of people 

1 

BREAKFAST 

at home . . . . . . . . . . . . 

VISITORS TO BREAKFAS1 

m 


ESEX AGE 

BREAKFAsT OUT 

SEX AGE WHERE? I 

I 

}-1 - 

It 1 

[ . . . . .. I......I..............I 


ESEX AGE 

I 1 

I 

MAIN MEALS 

Number 

of people 

at home. 

2 

MIDDAY MEAL 

VISITORS TO MIDDAY MEP 

VISITORS TO 


F=17 

SEX AGE 

11] 

SEX AGE 

. . . . . . ..~ . . . . . . . . 

1........1.........1 

j . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

O(D NOT EAT A MEAL 

ESEX AGE 

~ 

Number 

of people 

3 

MAIN AFTERNOON/ ~ 

at home.,,......,.. 

~ 

EVENING MEAL 

::::::1:: 


PACKED MIDDAY MEAL 

MEAL 

EEl 

SEX AGE 

SEX AGE 

B 

MIDOAY MEAL OUT 

AFTERNOONIEVENING 

OUT 

MEAL 

~ 


RR 

SEX AGE 

1“”””””””

1. FoOD AND DRINKS BOUGHT AND BROUGHT HoME 

u.d.de s.f! drinks. afcdml!c drinks, sweets, takeaways brought home and milk delivered today) 

OH 

. ,!w., 

TOTAL WEIGHT 

0.. Ibs gins, 

I 

kit.., pints, Mr.. I 

I 


Please describe m FLILL and give BRAND, 

Use one I,”, for each ITEM 

.\ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

I l“””””””””””””””””””””” 

.t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..j . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

2, SCHOOL MILK - How many children had school milk today? 

(WRITE IN NUMBER; OIF NONEINOT APPLY) 

. .. .. .. .. .. ..DAY -5 

n 


SOURCE TOTAL INTERVIEWER USE ONLY 

:,, ~ ‘Vk?::u 

kilos, ~(nts I,tres 

I 

I 

DESCRIPTION OF FOOD OR ORINK garde. farm, 

,1,.,,, Wnlmayer, 

own0“s,”,ss ,!, 

COST 

f P 


Food 

Qty Un,t 

code 

M.,g 

..,, 

.. . . . ..1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

at-------------- 


. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .::::::: ::::::; :::” 

4. MEALS OUT (EXCL, PACKED LUNCHES) 


(See meals out’ opposite) ❑ 

Yes... 1 

No ..... 2 


(Use Meals Our information on opposite page) 

MEALS ON WHEELS 

TOTAL MIDDAY MEALS OUT (mcl. meals on wheels and school meals) 

i TOTAL MEALS oUTSIDE HOME (incl. midday meals out) 

14 

I 

5. CHILDREN (5-14 YRS. INCL,) 

❑ 

Are there any 5-14 yr. old (incl.) Yes,... 1 

children in the household? No ..... 2 


SCHOOL MEALS (PROVIOED BY SCHOOL) 

OTHER LUNCHES BoUGHT OUTSlOE HOME 

-

I 

NUMBER OF 

PEOPLE 




VISITORS 

CXdyou have any 


meal? 

FEMALE = F 

MALE = M 

PACKED MEALS 




eat out? 

FEMALE =F 

MALE . M 

MEALS OUT 

~id anyone obtain a 


/ou did not provide 

he food)? 

Nhere was it eaten? 

‘EMALE = F 

MALE = M 

31D NOT EAT A 

MEAL 

P/ho did not have ~ 

neal at this time, 

vhether at home or 

)Ut? 

Number 

~f people 

athome.. 

BREAKFAST 

MAIN MEALS 

VISITORS TO BREAKFAST VISITORS TO MIOOAY MEAL 

EL 

SEX AGE 

m.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 


PACKEO MIOOAY MEAL 

III 

SEX AGE 

BREAKFAST OUT 

m 

BMIDOAY MEAL OUT 

mSEX AGE WHERE? 

010 NOT EAT A MEAL 

m 

Wmber 

If people 

~t home.. 

MIDDAY MEAL 

E010 NOT EAT A MEAL 

ESEX AGE 

Number 

sf people 

at home.. 

s 


EVENING MEAL 

3 

VISITORS TO 

AFTERNOON/EVENING MEAL 

SEX AGE 


MEAL 

III 

SEX AGE 


OUT 

sSEX AGE WHERE7 

E-’ 

DID NOT EAT A MEAL I 

SEX AGE

1. FOOD AND DRINKS BOUGHT AND BROUGHT HOME 

[Include son drnks .Icoh.l,c drl. ks sweets takeawavs brought home and milk dellvered today) DAY ml 

?J,f 

c,,,,,. 

TOTAL WEIGHT DESCRIPTION OF FOOD OR DRINK 

Oz, Ibs gins, 

~ 

kilos, PI. IS, Iitres 

Please describe m FULL and give BRAND; 

Use one line for each ITEM 

1!--1 

(WRITE IN’ NUMBER; O IF NONE/NOT APPL;) 


Ofl 

Check 

TOTAL WEIGHT 


Wos, pints, Iitres 


SOURCE 

garden,farm, 

ctinic,employer, 

ownbusinessatc 

TOTAL 

COST 

f P 

INTERVIEWER uSE ONLY 


Food 

oty Unit 

code 

M.rg 

de 


4. MEALS OUT (EXCL, PACKED LUNCHES) 


‘fes., 1 

(See ‘meals OUY opposite) No . . . . . 2 

E 


(Use ‘Meals Ou? information on opposite page) 

MEALS ON WHEELS 

TOTAL MIDOAY MEALS OUT (incl. meals on wheels and school meal%) 

TOTAL MEALS OUTSIDE HOME (incl. midday meals out) 

16 

5. CHILDREN (5-14 YRS. INCL,) 

Are there any 5-14 yr. old (incl. ) Yes .... 1 

children in the household? No ..... 

E 

2 



SCHOOL MEALS (PROVIDEO BY SCHOOL) 1 

PACKED LuNCHES FROM HOME 

OTHER LUNCHES BOUGHT OUTSlOE HOMEI 

J

! e 

L 

NUMBEROF 

PEOPLE 




VISITORS 


visitors for th!s 

meal? 

FEMALE = F 

MALE = M 

PACKED MEALS 

Jd anyone take a 

lacked meal or 

mack from home to 

:at out? 

‘EMALE =F 

uIAIF=M 

klEALS OUT 

lid anyone obtain a 


,ou did not provide 

he food)? 

Vhere was it eaten? 

‘EMALE = F 

8ALE = M 

)ID NOT EAT A 

flEAL 

Vho did “d have a 

leaiat this time, 

,hether at home or 

“t7 

EMALE =F 

IALE = M 

Number 

Jf people 

3t home.....,,,,,.. 

BREAKFAST 


PACKEO BREAKFAS7 

BREAKFAST OUT 

FFP% 

E:DIO NOT EAT A MEAL 

I 

I 

Uumber 

If people 

M home.. 

MIDDAY MEAL 

VISITORS TO MIDOAY MEAL 

I SEX I AGE I 

1.........1 

PACKED MIODAY MEAL 

m. . . . . . ..4 . . . . . . ...1 

I........]........l 

].. ... ....1 

MIDDAY MEAL OUT 

1. .. . .. . ~--~ 

AFTERNOONIEVENING 

OUT 

MEAL 

FFf=i 



El 

SEX AGE 

17 

3 


EVENING MEAL 

Number 

If people I 

~thome.........,,. 

VISITORS TO 


m 

111 I 

-llii 

PACKED AFTERNOONIEVENING j 

MEAL 

n ~ 

SEX AGE 

DIO NOT EAT A MEAL I 

111._-i 

SEX AGE 

I

1 FOOD AN DDRINKS BOUGH TAN D BROUGHT HOME 

u!,d., de MM dr,nks, al. ohol,c drinks SWW4S. Iakeaways b)o. ghl home and ,mdkdel,vered today) 

I’!’ ......l.................l 

.. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 

““”-l 

2. SCHOOL MILK - Howmanv children hadschool milk todav? 

(WRITE I“” NUMBER; O IF NONEINOT APPL;)— 

TOTAL 

COST 

f P 

I 

. . . . . . . . . . . . 

. . . . . . . . . . . . 

. . . . . . . . . . . . 

. 

I 

d 

.DAY -7 



Food code Qty Umt 

3, HOME GROWN FOOD, GIFTS, FREE/REOUCED FROM WORK, WELFARE MlLK 

on 

CIIeck 

TOTAL WEIGHT 


k!+as,pints, Mres 


SOURCE 

Qarde.n, tam, 

ctinic,employer, 

ownb.d”ew etc, 

TOTAL 

COST 

f P 



Food 

M.srg 

C!ty Unit 

code 

cm, 


4, MEALS OUT(EXCL. PACKED LUNCHES) 


Yes .... 1 

(See ‘meals out’ opposite) No . . . .. 

H 

2 

TOTAL MEALS OUTSIDE HOME (incl. midday meals out) 

I 

I 

5. CHILDREN (5-14 YRS. INCL.) 

Are there any 5-14 yr. old (incl. ) 

children in the household? E 

Yes .... 1 

No ..... 2 



(Use’Meals 

! MEALSON 

I 

Out’ information 

WHEELS 

on opposite page) 

Im i 


SCHOOL MEALS (PROVIDED BY SCHOOL) I 

TOTAL MIDDAY MEALS OUT(incl meals onwheels and school meals) PACKED LUNCHES FROM HOME 

I 

18 

OTHER LUNCHES BOUGHT OUTSIDE HOME 

,

NUMBER OF 

PEOPLE 




VISITORS 

Did youhave any 

wsitors for this 

meal? 

FEMALE = F 

MALE = M 

PACKED MEALS 




eat out? 

FEMALE =F 

MAIL= M 

MEALS OUT 

I Did anyone obtain a 

meal out (for which 

you did not provide 

the food)? 

E 

1 DID NOT EATA 

MEAL 


meal at thm time, 


out? 

FEMALE =F 

MALE = M 

of people 

al home.. 

1 

BREAKFAST 

VISITORS TO BREAKFAsT 

7SEX AGE 

~------------ 

__LILd- 


m I 

mBREAKFASTOUT 

SEX AGE WHERE’? 

. . . . . . . . . . 

1=~~~ 

1 I......l ............... 


1.................. 

1------’ . . . . 

;. . . . . . ..i . . . . . . . . . 

MAIN MEALS 

Number 

of people 

at home . .. .. . 

L 

MIDDAY MEAL 

VISITORS TO MIODAY fJEAL 

ESEX AGE 

m 

I 

E 

a 

. . . . . . ..~ . . . . . . . ..l 

! 

PACKEO MIODAY MEAL 

SEX AGE 

:..~ . . . . . . ...’ 

MIDOAY MEAL OUT 

SEX AGE WHERE, 

!----- --- . . . . . . . .. . . ...] 

1. . . . . . . . . . . ..] . . . . . . . . . . . ...] 

DIO NOT EAT A MEAL 

~ 

19 

SEX AGE 

===7 

Number 

of people 

at home,. 

VISITORS TO 

AFTERNoONIEVENING MEAL 

m 

1........1 

PACKEO AFTERNOONIEVENING 

MEAL 

m 

.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 


OUT 

DID NOT EAT A MEAL I 

m 

I

I 

NOTES 

Office for National Statistics, 

1 Drummond Gate, 

London, SW1V2QQ 

Central Survey Unit 

Londonderry House, 

21-27 Chichester Street, 

Belfast. BT14SX 

20

NATIONAL FOOD SURVEY 1997 

Basic data for the processing and analys[s of the Nahonal Food Survey, NFS. 

1 BSSICData 

Gathered from two documents - 

1 famdy and personal data taken from the NFS schedule (mtervlewers’s 

questlonname) 

2 details of foods, purchased or frm, t&en from the NFS log-books 

Thequestlons arenumbered on the schedule Answers foreach hotrseholdsre keyed 

to dmc, followed by the food code detads from the log-book and the coding umt which 

M converted to the storage umt before vabdatlon 

Thedatals vahdated andsnymconslstencjes aretlagged After thevahdatloncertam 

addmona] household and personal detads are generated, and a permanent record 

written to a database on a mamframe computer 

2 Generated data 

There are two mam types of data stored on the NFS computer system, log-book data 

derwed from the household dlarles, and reference data which M used to interpret and 

vahdatlon The log-book data, keyed or generated, IS described m this document and 

attributed tovar]ables moneofthe following data sets - 

. Household 

. Household member (PER) 

. Vlsltor(VIS) 

● Food ltem(FD) 

. Meals out (MO) 

This mformatlon M transferred by tape to an SAS database where It M held as 

permanent SAS data sets 

Useful variables generated using reference data, but not permanently stored are shown 

m parentheses 

3 Appendix A gwes the classification by occupations 

4 Appendtx B hsts the post-code sectors being surveyed 

5 Appendix C hsts current food codes 

6 Appendix D is the proposed timetable 

Febnsary 1997 

NFS 

BASDAT97 DOC 

Nat]onal Food Survey 

Stats(C&F)F 

Wh]tehal I Place, West 

SW 1A 2HH

L 

, 

DESCRIPTION 

I 

OF HOUSEHOLD RECORD LAYOUT 

—--—--———-----~ 

.—. 

—-- 

~ 

I 

0 sehold number. Numeric code identifying! “household in enttre! 

htstorv 

1 

l)&S.rvey 

government office - metropOl~a;~ --’’”-- 

eric code 

I number 

—.,...___. 

-.-—-. —...—._— 

...______________ 

‘-”-+j 

. . ..___+ 

numeric code 

.——_ ——...—. . . ._J 

region code 

Ifienl authori~ 

cycle number 

di~tri~t “’-—-”-’’–-”” —----’---- 

.—— ..-——. - 

“‘ “’”—-{ 

._ ._ 

“-’’; tical 

X~UJical 

year 

month 

...———. —_.._. . . . . . .._ 

——- 

.. .. 

I 

date - 1st day of record keeping...c 

—.. —. ———.. —.....—._._. ..! 

ownership of fridge(l =yes O= not) 

—________ _________ 

Iownership of microwave. 

‘ownersnlp of freezer 

-. 

——-.. . ..___. 

aDi$a 

I 

5ERE--- 

.—--_ —.. __ ....___... . ___ 

— . ..—_.... _.. ! 

ownership of dwelling 

number of household members 

—.. — 

—.--- —.. —... — ...—.—. 

or(l=yes2=i~-"-` -""--""""`'-----"-'''-`""``'`'""""-'"-"‘“”””-–—””- 

—., .__ ._ ._______ 

mer cross over head of household 

.—’ 

income group indicator 

r—– 

i. number ofearners inthehouseh~-'"-" 

~ of household 

`---`' "------" 

——..—.——._ 

`""---""" "`"--' 

ld of household ‘—”—--”-–””–’ -’’’’””-”-- 

.—_ .. .-. 

~fhousehold 

— —.,.. --, .___.., __... ...__. . 

‘-) )fhousehold 

of ~ou~ehoT—--- .. . ..._-. . ..—.– .: 

.9A Of househOkj———-—” 

—— 

‘—--; 

—— . 

r 

——.. 

income 

__ 

of regular 

.,.,_____________ 

household Imembers 

r ,, ,”-.,.- ., i-- 

‘“---- “--d of household 

Iuer rwad of house h~d—-—-’ ““-”‘-”-–”” ‘“’—-””’–’-’–’”‘--” ““”””-”’““”““’ ““”’ -- 

- 

,J.~. k~use~ife 

.—. —. ...— . . . . .. . . . . . . . .... . 

job status of head of household (O= na hoh retired or unemployed 1= self 

employed with employees 2=self employed without employees 

3=managers 4=foreman/supervis0rs 5=apprentices/emplOees net) 

.:itfnce ~incomesu pplementcode(l =onincsp O=notonincsp) 

;$fikd~~; family credit code (1 = on O = not ) 

.,;;/&%#J~$~ 

.M*:..%$*”*$* size of work establishment (O= not applicable I=work establishment of 

.s.zvikest~f less than 25 people 2=works establishment of 25 or more) 

? empsf% employment status of head of household (1 = employed 2 = unemployed) 

wkdykeb weekday 

. . 

(1 St day of recording) 

..— _______ ,,,. 

1 = Sunday .,..7 =Saturday 

.. . . 

,Jplcns’$1+ 

E_... . . .... .. .. . __...... ... .. ... . . .. . ... . . .

d .. .

. 

Table A 1 SOC - Derwation of Social Clus and Sc.oo-econom#cGroups 

7Sm.dud ccc.patmmlclamficmon ..11 

10 GENERALMANAGERSAND 

ADMINISTRATORSIN NAT20NAL AND 

LOCAL GOVERNMENT,LARGE 

COMPANIESAND ORGANSSATIONS 

I IX Oewrd .drnm,swuom .W3nd gc.+enunenl 

(Aswam Swwryfiradc 5 md .bve) NW 

101 Gnerd muugen Iuge COKIPZIMSd 

or@msallOns NM 

I 02 Iz.xI gov.rnmm officsn (tdmmmuwv. 

andCXCCUIIVC funcmam) NM 

I 03 General vhm,stmton nwoml aoverm-nenl 

(HS.CI10Serum FTIIX@KAm6e 6) YOA 

11 PRODUCTION MANAGERS Ifd 

MANUFACTURING, CONSTRUCTION, 

MINING AND ENERGY INDUSTRIES 

)10 Rd.ctto” WO*Smd mumenance 

managen NM 

111 Managersm b.,ldmg-d ccmmctmg NM 

112 Clerksof WOI+S N?.s 

1I 3 Muugersm mmng md energymd.sm.s NYA 

12 SPECIALIST MANAGERS 

120 Trcssurersand company finmcml mamgem NM 

121 Mtieuns and sd.s mamgem 

l; 

122 Pwchasmg nmnasers 

123 Advemsmg d p.bhc relalmns munBera Im 

124 Rrmnnel tmmmg md mdusm.1 

relahonsmuusms NM 

125 tigamsatmn and meIhols md woti 

s!”dy muqers NM 

126 Canputer systemsmd dau pfcussmg 

mula~ell Nu 

I 21 Compmy secrcuncs i~ 

13 FINANCIAL INSTITUTION ANDOFFICE 

MANAGERS,CIVIL SERVICE 

EXECfJTIVEOFFICERS 

I Xl Credtilconuulkm Nu 

! 3I Bank BwldmsSccwy andPostOffice 

muuws (exe.p 5clf+mp10yc6) N?4 

132 C,VIISCNICC.,-”l ,”. officers NM 

139 OIher finzncml msm.ncm u.d office 

managersn e. NM 

14 MANAGERS IN TRANSPORT ANO 

STORING 

14 I Swms cmrollen INU 

141 Muuws,. wuchousm8 

md other m.len.h hsndlms i NM 

(FiOYhSf3Vf STATUS 

If.emdowd 

[h 

,ployce$ 

: G Saul 

Clus 

— 

,21 

121 

I 

121 

n 

11 

11 

I 

I 

1 

,O)out 

“pl.yee’ 

E G .SCC, II 

cl-s 

51 

31 

51 

If 12 

39 

n 

n 

u 

n 

E G Soml 

Clus 

—— 

2 

2 

2 

2 

1 22 

2.22 

222 

2,22 

1,22 

1,22 

2,22 

222 

222 

222 

222 

2*2 

222 

222 

222 

22.2 

222 

I 

n 

n 

n 

n 

n 

n 

n 

n 

u 

n 

u 

n 

II 

n 

11 

u 

II 

II 

II 

II —- 

I 

nmm 

E G Sod 

class 

52 11D4 

s] II 

___i_. 

,Pprm!lm m 

rnploym “ t c 

E G Scaal 

Clus 

—— 

1104

0 

% 

“ 

z z– 

Xz 

.J -u- 

I 

_. 

I 

1 

,Au 

l__ 

____ .— —-— -- ---—-——— 

. 

——— —-—— — 

,. 

_ _.__— 

. 

,. 

. 

= J

1 

TablcA1. ‘OIU,”U,d 

1 

StandardCKCUPNIOnal .Ius,fic.uo. ..,1 

* Manual EMPLOYMENT STATUS 

gwp whm mmor @ro.p_ ‘ Non ——— -— 

m.nud , S4-mlployed 

—.. i— 

202 EIYSICUM *.OIO*MM .A mem.rolog,m NM 

lW Cxhcrnatural wenmts n e c I NM 

21 ENGINEERS AND TECHNOLOGISTS 

210 Cw,l sm.!ural mu”,c,p.1 

m,”,”~md warty,”. m~mem 

1 I 1 Mcchsn,cal engmem 

212 Ekmc.1 .“g,n..m 

213 Elccuauc engme.m 

2 I 4 So{wmrce“gmecn 

216 Ocs,gnmd devdopmml msmeers 

211 he,, sndprcducmn m~,nuri 

118 Plmm”g md qualny comrolmgmcers 

119 Wer mgmeers U16 wchnolo~uu n c c 

22 HEALTH PROFESS1ONALS 

220 Mcd,ml pmc,,,,oners 

22 I Phmmm~hmmlog,w 

222 @hOuhmc OP[,C,U,S 

223 2knul pct,t,onm 

224 Vetcmmmm 

23 TEACHING PROFS.’iSIONA3X 

230 Umvma,ry and PcJytcchn,c 

twh,ng pmkssmr,ds 

231 HIsiier md r.nher educ.uo. 

luch”g profess,cmals 

232 Liucn,,on oNicm school,“%PIOIY 

233 Scmduy (and rmddk school 

deemediemnduy) educm,cm 

tclchlng profess,o”ds 

23d hmy (snd m,ddk $chcol 

dcmwd pnmiry) andnursmy 

ed”cmon le.ch,n~ lmiesmnal, 

23S Sped educu,o” ,cach,n, proks,m,ls 

239 Ok, teich,n~ profmmnd, n e c 

34 LEGAL PROFESSIONALS 

?.40 ludg.s md officers .( tht Co.. 

24 I Bz,-n,temand a,jvou,,s 

241 Solac,lc.rl 

2S BUSINESS AhO FINANCIAL 

PROFESSIONALS 

~‘M 

,NM 

i NM 

NM 

NM 

NM 

NM 

NM 

Im 

iNM 

NM 

m 

NM 

! NM 

NM 

NM 

m 

NM 

N?A 

NM 

NM 

NM 

m 

NM 

250 Chmmcd and ccn, ficd accountants NM 

m 

I wlh 

I Wnployet, 

,SEG Scc,al 

,—— 

I 

Clua 

11 

!3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

51 

51 

51 

31 

51 

3 

3 

3 

1 

I 

I 

I 

I 

I 

I 

I 

I 

I 

I 

I 

I 

I 

I 

1 

I 

I 

I 

u 

u 

n 

II 

II 

I 

I 

I 

I 

— 

41 

-— 

,,,hou, 

nlploym 

EG Scc,d 

Clu$ 

—— 

3 

1 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

51 

51 

51 

51 

51 

3 

3 

3 

3 

.— 

1 

I 

I 

I 

I 

I 

1 

I 

1 

1 

I 

I 

1 

i 

1 

I 

I 

I 

[1 

n 

u 

u 

D 

1 

I 

1 

I 

huge. 

E G Socul 

Clu$ 

—— 

222 

122 

222 

222 

122 

[1 

II 

n 

0 

11 

‘bmmtn 

E G Scad 

Clus 

. . — 

Awmiuca .IC 

Smployees n e c 

S E G bad 

cl”, 

.— 

1 

I 

I 

1 

I 

I 

I 

I 

I 

I 

I 

1 

I 

I 

I 

I 

I 

1 

11 

I 

[1 

II 

11 

11 

I 

I 

1 

I

Table A 1- co.wmu.d 

SmmdudOxupum”.1 CtU,tfK.lMM ..,1 

- 

25 I Muugement -counum 

252 Acmu,a =Onomlsu md SUIUIICIUIS 

2S3 Muugetmcnl consu)unu, hustncu WIYSS 

2S ARCHITECTS. TOWN PLANNERS 

AND SURVEYORS 

2W Azh,toxs 

261 Town pblct’$ 

262 B.sld,”g Imd m,n,n~ snd 

,genmd pml,ce Suweyon 

27 LIBRARIANS AND RELATED 

PROFESSIONALS 

270 hbranms 

27) Amhtvms and curators 

29 PR031SS10NAL OCCUPATIONS NEC 

m 

NM 

NM 

NM 

NM 

NM 

NM 

NM 

2SQ P$ychologls!s NM 

291 CmberICCMI and behwauml scmmsu NM 

292 Clergy /NM 

293 Sc.ad wotiem pmbumnofficers NM 

30 SCIENTIFIC TECHNICIANS 

3cm IA.a.lory Iechmclull w 

301 Sngmcmmgtechucwm NM 

302 Electmdlelecwm. !echmcmu Nu 

303 Archmctumlandtown 

plsmu”g Wctuuclms NM 

RM B.lldmg andCW,I 

engtntcnng mchmcmm NM 

S@ Ckh.r Scm.l,fic tedmcmm n e c Nu 

31 DRAUGHTSPERSONS, 

QUANTITY AND OTHER SURVEYORS 

310 OmughuF=mons NM 

311 Bu,ldmg ms~ton N?4 

3)2 QuM1tly SU1-”qon NM 

313 Mume ms”me mndother s.w.yon NM 

31 COMPUTER ANALYSTITROGRAMMERS 

320 COIIIPIIler &ldySL@OIUMII1l.. NM 

33 SHIP AND AIRCRAFT 

0FT3CERS, AIR TRAFF2C 

PLANNERS AND CONTROLLERS I 

!MPLOYH STATUS 

klr-cmplqtd 

,,lh 

mploy=s 

;EG See,.1 

cl-s 

.— 

il 

I 

I 

I 

I 

I 

I 

$1 

II 

$1 

51 

1121 

I 

I 

il 

I 

n 

1 

I 

I 

[ 

1 

I 

I 

n 

n 

n 

n 

nn4 

n 

II 

II 

II 

;1 11 

42 

,Shou! 

~PlOY=s 

EG Said 

clam 

.— 

51 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

3 

s] 

51 

sl 

51 

51 

12 

31 

51 

51 

12 

D 

[ 

I 

I 

1 

1 

I 

I 

1 

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61 SECURITY AND PROTECTIVE 

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610 POl,m Ofliccn (sergunl M6 bC)OW) 

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612 Pmon saw.. officem (telow 

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613 CuIIans and Cl.,= oflkri 

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62 CATERING OCCUPATIONS 

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621 WU1en w.,uesses 

632 Bar suff 

63 TRAVEL ATYENDAfVPS AND 

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631 RAw.Y StStlOn 8Uff 

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642 Ambulmcc staff 

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12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

51 

51 

12 

12 

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N 

13fM 

N 

Iv 

mhi 

n 

n 

U2M 

urn 

— 

1,”.,.” 

E G :y:l 

.— 

212 

1222 

2 22 

u 

n 

a 

I 

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—-- :G sand 

— 

cl”’ 

—1 

I 

31 

52 

52 

51 

52 

52 

7 

7 

7 

7 

8 

51 

s 

g 

51 

s 

[Im 

uIN 

lUN 

ffm 

nm 

nm 

UN 

121M 

UIM 

nm 

m 

n 

nm 

nthi 

II 

Uw 

— 

iEG S.x,,l 

Clus 

.— 

6 

16 

! 

$ 

5 

51 

10 

10 

10 

7 

7 

7 

7 

11 

5! 

10 

P 

51 

10 

7 

6 

7 

IIIN 

Ilm 

N 

n 

N 

N 

N 

D2M 

N 

N 

m 

v 

n 

N 

DIM 

n 

N 

131M 

urn 

Iv

UT,,,, ~, . ,On,,n”,d 

Sumimd acup.homl .Iasslficu,o. .rm 1Mm., 

amup$ Wlnh,nmmOr Bro.v 

Non 

m.... 

——— I 

659 

66 

da 

661 

67 

670 

EMPLOYMENT STATUS 

Clus 

IIhalll 

“plops 

Other ch,ldcam md rcla,ed 

C.ccup,,,om n , c 12 

HAIRDRESSERS. BEAUTICIANS 

AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS 

H.,rdrmxrs barbem 

B...hc,ans and rd.md cccup.uo.s 

DOMESTIC STAFF AND 

RELATED OCCUPATIONS 

L30rms,,chwekqm and 

Elated CC,”p,l,Or,S 

69 PERSONAL AND PROTECTIVE 

SERVICE OCCUPATIONS NEC 

692 U“deruk.rs 

691 Bcokm&en 

699 Otier personal snd p-omctwe 

Xrv,ce CccUpa[,o”s“ e c 

70 BUYERS, BROKERS AND 

RELATEO AGENTS 

7C0 Buy,,, (rclal ,“d.) 

701 Buyers and p.rchmmg officers 

(not rem]) 

102 lmpmt.m snd expone. 

703 A,, CC,mrnoi,lyand sluPbrokers 

71 SALES REPRESENTATIVES 

7 IO Tezhmcal and whol.stk ,IIes 

repr.s.nut,v.s 

719 Other sties repmscnutwes n e c 

72 SALES ASSISTANTS AND 

CHECK-OLiT OPERATORS 

720 Sales US,SW7U 

721 Rem,l ash desk andcheck W, 

C.pcrmcm 

722 Petrol pump fomcoun utendum 

73 MOBILE, MARKET AND 

DOOR TO-DOOR SALESPERSONS 

AND AGENTS 

724 Collector $aIespet.ns andmedal.8..1s 

73! Roundsm.tiwomen md V- salm~rson, 

732 Mtia and SI,eet ,mdem $nd as,,sur,,s 

E G Soml 

cl-, 

11 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

!2 

12 

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cl”’ 

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733 Scmp de,lers sc”P me,.) memhams 121 noi 12 IIIN 222 

, 

urn 

— 

1121 

!1 

121 

1,21 

121 

121 

1,21 

121 

121 

121 

121 

121 

Iv 

Iv 

1111 

111) 

Iv 

n 

u 

m 

mh 

Iv 

mk 

Iv 

49 

Iv 

Iv 

Iv 

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I1lM 

Iv 

11 

n 

1104 

110’4 

Iv 

nfM 

Iv 

12,22 

1222 

,222 

222 

222 

222 

222 

2.22 

1,12 

222 

!2 

222 

2 

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IIIh 

n 

n 

n 

n 

n 

nm 

n 

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EG Scc,al 

Clus 

.— 

7 

7 

8 

7 

7 

8 

8 

8 

52 

52 

52 

52 

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HIM 

lUM 

lUM 

lIIM 

HIM 

HIM 

nrn 

nm 

nm 

nm 

S EG Sm,sl 

Clus 

.— 

Iv 

IIIM 

Iv 

llIM 

Iv 

Iv 

Iv 

n 

u 

nm 

nod 

nrn 

1104 

urn 

Iv 

IIIM 

Iv

Tebk A 1- cmmurd 

Standud CCCUWONI classnlcmen ..,1 Mmu.1 

groupswhm mmor WIW Non 

multi 

79 

790 

791 

792 

Sn 

SALES oCCUPATIONS NEC 

Mmchmdwe” 

W,”dow d=sicm floral arrangers 

Tekphmw nkspersom 

FOOD, DRINK AND TOBACCO 

PROCESSOPERATIVES 

S02 Bskcv ad cmfecwmmy 

processc+ermv- 

80! Brcwerj llld v,=IT ~IUtSS ~“[,”e, 

802 TOLWCCO plQXSS OptmUVC1 

809 Clhcr fad. drink md 10bUCO 

pr.xus opwves n t c 

81 TEXTILES AND TANNERY 

PROCSSS OPERATIVES 

810 Ttrmeq prod.ctmn operstwcs 

81 I kpuUOfy fibrc plCC.WXl 

812 SPINKIS doublcm twutem 

813 Winders -Ien 

814 tier uxules praessmg operatwes 

S2 CHEMICALS, PAPER, 

PLASTICS AND RELATEO 

PROCSSS OPERATIV~ 

820 C2mmcal w &ndpmleum Pess 

plull c+mztlvcs 

021 P’Pcr wmd sndrclaledP%.S1 

pllnt Opmwes 

822 C.nm~ and dmmg machme 

o~muva (pqxr pmd.cu eic 1 

823 Gl~s d CWllll,.S hlmx, T1811V,S 

k,lnsemen 

824 Rub&r prcess cfemcwcs mouldmg 

rn.chme opuuwes ye Lwlden 

823 Plalt,cs prcce,s O~mW,S moulden 

xnd exuuden 

826 Symheuc fibm makers 

.S29 GUI., Ckl’1,.d’, pl~r PIWCS Md 

rclmd PIUUS opcmu..s n c c 

S3 METAL MAK2NG AND 

TREATING PROCESS OPERATfVSS 

830 Furnace OPVXW.S (mad) 

83) Mad drawers 

832 Rooas 

833 Anndes hxdene. tcmperm [m.ul) 

Nu 

N?A 

@.i 

I 

M 

‘1 

M 

M 

!.4 

H 

M 

M 

M 

M 

M 

M 

M 

M 

M 

M 

M 

d 

d 

d 

I 

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,elfullplqcd 

,,lh 

mplqccs 

;EC Sa,sl 

Clus 

.— 

121 

121 

121 

121 

,121 

,1,21 

12! 

,121 

,121 

1121 

1121 

1121 

112! 

1121 

1121 

11,21 

121 

!21 

121 

SUN 

n3M 

m 

w 

nn.s 

Iv 

Iv 

IV 

w 

Iv 

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U3M 

12UA 

w 

w 

Ink 

Ink 

ID 

Iv 

— 

50 

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Iplqcu 

E G Said 

Cfua 

—— 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

nm 

nm 

m 

f2DA 

m 

Iv 

n2M 

Iv 

Iv 

IV 

IV 

IV 

mu 

[MM 

121M 

Iv 

Iv 

HIM 

HIM 

IIIM 

Iv 

1222 

22 

22 

Z2 

22 

22 

22 

2.2 

22 

22 

22 

u 

U 

n2M 

n 

12DA 

mM 

IIIM 

IIIM 

11 

IllP./ 

11 

mm. 

EG Sccml 

Clui 

—— 

52 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

s 

8 

s 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

nm 

UD.4 

SUM 

m 

131M 

nw 

mM 

m 

n2M 

133M 

IIIM 

lIIM 

OIM 

IIIM 

{IIM 

IIIM 

HIM 

IIIM 

lllM 

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cl-s 

—— 

~ 

i 

5 

) 

) 

)0 

10 

9 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

9 

9 

9 

9 

10 

10 

10 

9 

2 

9 

10 

urn 

nm 

nm 

f2fM 

MM 

Iv 

IV 

D3h4 

N 

w 

Iv 

Iv 

Iv 

320.4 

UIM 

UIM 

HIM 

Iv 

Iv 

IV 

IIIM 

UIM 

IUM 

IIIM

,b,, *, - ,O”r,”u

Table A 1- .onimued 

Smdmf Canpm.nzl Clustficat,m“ml Msmul 

gmupiw,tin mmorgroup 

,::..1 

883 

8SA Shumen md FOmU c$m’mwes 

885 

au 

887 

889 

S9 

8W 

89 I 

892 

893 

894 

895 

8% 

a97 

898 

8% 

90 

Ml WUI cwrauvct d acmn; kccpm IM 

Mtchmuul PIMI dnvcn andc$emlwes 

(h movul, UKf Cwti Cna,ncenng) 

cram dnvcn 

Fti hft d mechamcdtruck drivers 

OUKr U’UUPWI d mbtmy 

VIulvu n e c 

PLANT AND MACHINE 

OPERATIVES NEC 

WUhcm tcmcncn d crush.. m 

m,nes md qumu 

Pmnungm-him mnw!cmmd usuunu 

W,,cr d mvemgc plml ,Ilendmlu 

Efecmul, energy bml.r and mlawd 

plul, Opru,v.s and Utendulu 

Oderi grcasem, Iubmuton 

Mum uld urwce p,pt hyem, 

pt~ pmtcn 

CONtTUClmnmd related VIUIVU 

Wadwoti,”g n-,,ch,nt qwa,,vcl 

Mme (e.clud,”g Cd) d qUUIY Wfk.11 M 

CnberPIMI and mach,nt opsrauvesn. c 

OTHER OCCUPATIONS IN 

AGRICULTURa FOR~RY AND 

FfsHING 

902 Fum .Oti.~ 

921 Agnculmnl rn.ch,my ~nven 

md OW”UV., 

922 All oti.r cccup.w.nsm 

fmnmg & related 

P03 F[shmgznd related worken 

924 FOIUUS when 

91 OTHER OCCUPATIONS IN 

MINING AND MAN3JTACTURING 

910 Coal mm. Ialnurcn 

9 I 1 IAmumn m fo”tin.s 

912 hto.ren m e“g,ne.nng d 

toted WUSCS 

913 Mates 10metilectncnl 

snd rcl,ted fine” 

919 OA.r I.tourcn m mtimg md 

pfuessmg md.stnes n. c M 

I 

M 

M 

M 

M 

M 

M 

M 

M 

M 

M 

MPLOYMENT STANS 

df-mployed 

,th 

tlployees 

E G Sa,.1 

cl,,’ 

—— 

3 

121 

121 

5 

5 

121 

!21 

1.21 

Ill 

121 

121 

1! 

5 

IIIM 

IIIM 

HIM 

Iv 

N 

InM 

N 

w 

N 

Iv 

Iv 

N 

N 

— 

l,tl. xl, 

nployea 

E G Sc.ml 

au’ 

—— 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

)5 

Is 

15 

12 

lJ 

HIM 

MM 

IIIM 

IIIM 

Iv 

[v 

fsw 

Iv 

Iv 

N 

Iv 

N 

N 

Iv 

— 

II 

Iulapl 

E G Scc,al 

ass 

—— 

2 

1 

!2 

!2 

2 

12 

n 

fn~ 

u 

lfm 

mv 

ml. 

— 

Immen 

EG Scc,d 

—— 

C!us 

8 IIIM 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

15 

15 

15 

8 

15 

8 

8 

8 

8 

HIM 

HIM 

HIM 

[llM 

IIIM 

lIIM 

IIIM 

mu 

131M 10 

HIM 

UIM 

UIu 

NM 

nm 

nfM 

WA 

f21M 

InM 

nw 

LUM 15 

HIM 

UIM 

IIIM 

— 

APPI=.IIC,S ,1. 

Gnployecs “ . c 

SEC Soc,al 

—— 

au% 

9 lllM 

9 

9 

9 

9 

9 

10 

9 

II 

9 

10 

)0 

9 

10 

10 

15 

10 

10 

11 

11 

10 

II 

— 

HIM 

lIIM 

IIIM 

HIM 

HIM 

Iv 

mu 

v 

N 

n334 

N 

w 

n3M 

iv 

iv 

N 

Iv 

Iv 

N 

N 

N 

v 

v 

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Swuhrd @CC.PUW.d Chmlhhon umt Manual 

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I::ual 


CO?9STR33CTION 

920 MZICI 8. wcdworkmg trmk wrkm M 

92 I M.m 10b.,ld,ng lrades workers M 

911 Rantcmsma,.n UM mmnwurcewoti.rs M 

923 Road conswucuonad 

m., nfienarcework.n 

924 Pav,ors kwb layers 

929 Other b.dd,ng ad mwl 

cngmm.ng l.bourers n e c 


TRANSPORT 

930 Stevedores deck.n 

93 I God pm.ti 

932 Shngers 

933 Ref.st md sslv.gc collcc,om 

934 Driver s maws 


COMMUNICATION 

940 POSUlworkers m,!l sale” 

94 I Messengers co.ners 

9S OTHER OCCUPATIONS IN 

SALES AND SERVICS5 

9S2 Ho,p!al pan.rs 

9S1 HoI.! poncrs 

932 K,tckn F.Jn.n hands 

9S3 Coun!crhmds mtcn”g asusmms 

934 Shelf fillers 

955 M snd cm put attend.ms 

956 W,ndow clew,” 

957 Road SW,.FIS 

958 Clemer, domest,cs 

939 other cccupmc,ns,. salesand 

swwcts n e c 

99 OTHER OCCUPATIONS NEC 

990 All ah,, I,ta.rr,m Lnd mimed workers 

9?9 All ahers ,. m,scella,qec,u, 

Cccupmm, n e c 

in.dcq..l.!y d.scnbcd cccupmmns 

Ckc.pa,, on, “.[ s“,.d 

— 

IM M 

M 

M 

M 

M 

M 

M 

M 

M 

M 

M 

M 

M 

NM 

M 

M 

M 

M 

M 

M 

M 

Selr+rnplqcd 

wnh 

:mploym 

S E G ti,,l 

CIU1 

—— 

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21 

121 

1.21 

121 

121 

121 

,121 

ZI 

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1.21 

121 

Iv 

v 

Iv 

v 

v 

v 

v 

v 

Iv 

v 

m 

— 

53 

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nployes 

E G See,.1 

Clus 

—— 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

12 

!2 

12 

17 

Iv 

v 

Iv 

v 

v 

v 

v 

v 

v 

Iv 

v 

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bsuuge” 

iEG Soc,al 

Clm’ 

—— 

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2 

!2 

222 

7 

1111 

[m 

Mb 

[m 

b-tin” 

iEG Scc,d 

Cl”s 

—. 

8 

8 

8 

8 

s 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

7 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

17 

Illh 

Illh 

[l& 

Um 

113N 

IIIN 

mu 

U[M 

UIM 

UN 

lIIM 

[lIM 

mM 

U3M 

llIM 

333M 

no.f 

lllM 

I1lM 

IIIM 

HIM 

IUM 

Appmnhu$ m 

hplcyes “ e . 

S E G .SCC,.I 

au, 

—— 

II 

9 

10 

10 

II 

10 

II 

II 

II 

) 

II 

II 

0 

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0 

0 

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i 

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11 

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17 

17 

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Iv 

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Iv 

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v 

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v 

v 

Iv 

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v 

Iv 

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REGION SELECTION NO. IMONTH l~m~ DISTRlCT LA NAME 

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ln4 

03 030” ‘ 

14002 MANCHESTER 

04 040L. 4032 VALE ROYAL 

05 05002 ,“, ,4001 LIVERPOOL 

,“- 

06 060W 101 13005 SHEFFIELD 

117 01 3( 

,“ 7 01 ~1 

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01 

1 

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07 o7011r -324 RYEDALE 

08 08008 5001 LEICESTER 

0s 080?” )06 NORTHAMPTON 

09 09005 Oim COVENTRY 

09 090P~ 6004 COVENTRY 

09 090 6001 BIRMINGHAM 

10 100 6018 WARWICK 

11 IIOL. 9010 STEVENAGE 

I 

17 “ ““’” 

8042 

IPSWICH 

-. c 

12 12016 1(J1 6043 CAMBRIDGE 

13 113009 . 

101 9505 IAMB~H 

., I.. nns 9531 HAVERING 

I14 I , -“w 3 ill ‘--- 

14 140115 01 “-’ wa&l ~,,.”” , ~,. -, -,. . . ------ 

14 140127 01 ; 9532 BROMLEY 

2 , ,.IJ12 01 9067 

WAVERLEY 

1: 4‘n 

16 1600: -3 

01 9005 HOVE 

16 116041 ., 5 

01 

9060 NEW FOREST 

Ir 0 ,, ‘“=” vJ27 01 

9091 AYLESBURY VALE 

-. 

17 17010 Iul 7039 NORTH DEVON 

17 17027 101 7006 POOLE 

16 180LX 0003 SWANSEA 

19 190W nOl 8 LIANELLl 

luIMcCTnN I lDnN TMAMFS { 

20 2ooa 044 KINCARDINE & DEESIDE 

22 2200’1 -, ---- GIASGOW 

9Q z. 

,----- mm 101 11026 KYLE & CARRICK 

“1 “ , ““- 

n. Im mu 102 120W IGATEsI+AD -~ 

02 02008 Iii 12016 DURHAM 

!E=E+ 

-- 

03 0301r 

4015 WIGAN 

04 0400! 4022 PRESTON 

04 0401 .“35 CREWE 

06 06001 1U4 3008 WAKEFIELD 

06 06013 ,- 

102 13006 LEEDS 

07 0700)3 lo; 1: 1001 KINGSTON UPON HULL 

-- ,. 

06 0s004 1Uf [5011 EREWASH 

08 0801~ ,- 

102 I5030 SOUTH KESTEVEN 

-. nann . . 1“6 1. 1002 WOLVERHAMPTON 

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MAFFI 997 

16 16011 02 9091 AYLESBURY VALE 1 

16 

16 

16 

16 

17 

17 

17 

18 

20 

21 

23 

02 

03 

04 

04 

05 

06 

06 

07 

16023 

16023 

16023 

16023 

17006 

17018 

17030 

18010 

20002 

21007 

23004 

02004 

030W 

04001 

04013 

05006 

06009 

06021 

07011 

._ ..- 

02 

02 

02 

02 

02 

02 

02 

02 

02 

02 

02 

03 

03 

03 

03 

03 

03 

03 

03 

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9059 

9059 

9059 

9059 

7003 

7020 

7036 

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1039 

1021 

1oc6 

2015 

4004 

4013 

4036 

4006 

3009 

3007 

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13 13013 03 9507 CAMDEN 

14 14007 03 9518 BARKING 

14 14019 03 9516 EALING 

15 15004 03 9067 WAVERLEY 

15 

16 

15016 

16007 

03 

03 

9019 

9005 

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16 16019 03 9059 MILTOM KEYNES 

17 17002 03 7031 EAST DEVON 

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08 08015 08 5005 

08 08027 08 5003 

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11 

11 

12 

13 

13 

14 

14 

15 

15 

16 

16 

17 

17 

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10007 

11002 

11014 

12011 

13004 

13018 

14010 

14022 

15007 

15019 

16010 

16022 

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8024 

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9051 

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7038 

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20 

21 

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07 

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08018 

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No 

2201 

2202 

2203 

2205 

2206 

2301 

3102 

3103 

3104 

3105 

3106 

3107 

3601 

3602 

3603 

3604 

4101 

4102 

4103 

4104 

Descriptions 

Chssss, natural, hard, Cheddar 

and Cheddar type 

Cheese, natural, hard, other UK 

varieties or foreign equivalents 

Cheese, natural, hsrd, Edam 

and other continental 

Cottage cheese 

Other cheese, natural, soft 

Cheese, processed 

MEAT AND MEAT PRODUCTS 

Seef joints (including sides) on 

the bone 

Beef joints (boned) 

Beef steak (less expensive) 

Beef steak (more expensive) 

Beef, minced 

All other beef and veal 

Mutton 

Lamb joins (including sides) 

Lamb chops (including cutlets 

and fillets 

All other lamb 

Pork joints (including sides) 

Pork chops 

Pork fillets and steaks 

All other pork 

NATIONAL FOOD SURVEY 2000 

Initial codirm of Foodstuffa 

Saasonal (S) or 

convenience (CC, 

SF, CO) foods “) 

ffeasure 

(b) 

x 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

Weight 

veight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

veight 

veight 

ueight 

veight 

veight 

veight 

veight 

veight 

veight 

Definition 

including Tendale low fat cheese 

e9, Detiy, Caerphilly, Cheshire, Dunlop, 

Gloucester, Lancashire, Leicester, Stilton, 

Wenslydale, Lincolnshire, low fat Leiceste! 

and low fat Cheshire etc 

eg, Emmental, Gouda, Gruyere, Dunablu, 

Harvarfi, Parmesan, Samsoe, Saint Paulin, 

Svecia Tilsiter, Gorgonzola, Roquefort, 

Port Salut, Babybel 

;~tiwmbefl, Brie, Pommul, Bombel, 

Gervais, Dolcelatfe, Demi-Sel, 

Mycelia, Philadelphia (and Philadelphia 

fight) cream cheese, curds 

includes processad cheese, boxed ol 

potions, eg, Kraff ‘“Dairylea”, or ‘“Primula”, 

Kraft slices, lactic cheese (eg, “St Ivel”) 

cheese productslspreads (including those 

with added hams, celery, lobster etc), 

cheese grills (eg “Toasty Grills”) and Heinz 

‘“Toast Treats”, smoked cheese 

eg, braised stewing, 

chuck, “steak and 

kidney” 

eg, frying, grilfing 

fillet, rump, 

porterhouse, etc 

) 

) fresh 

) chilled or 

“) frozen 

) (but@ 

) frozen 

) convenience 

) see codes 

) 8802,8804 

) and 8805) 

) 

) 

) 

) 

) 

) fresh. chilled of frozen but 

j not frozen convenience - see code 

) 8802,8804,6605 

) 

) 

) fresh, chilled of frozen (but 

) not frozen convenience -see code 

) 6802,6604 and 8805 

fimdcode,v200cldoc 2 CONTINUED


Initial coding of Foodstuffs 

Food Seasonal (S) or 

Code Descriptions convenience (CC, Meaaure 

No 

CF, CO) fooda”] (b) 

Definition 

4603 Ox fiver weight ) 

4604 Lamba liver weight )fresh, chilled or 

4605 Pigs liver weight 

) frozen 

4607 Of her bver 

weight includes calves her ) 

5101 Offala, other than Iivar weight a9, kidney, tongue, heart, head, cowhaal, 

sweetbread, oxtail, trotters, trips, pig’s fry, 

shaep’s fry frash, chilled of frozen 

5502 Bacon and ham, uncooked, weight ) 

joints including aides and ) 

ateaks cut from the joint 

{ frash, chilled or frozen 

5503 Bacon and ham, uncooked, weight ) 

rashers, pre-packed ) 

5504 Bacon and ham, uncooked, weight 

rashars, not pre-packed 

5601 Bacon and ham, cooked, co waight not frozen 

including canned 

5903 Cooked poultry, @ co waight includes poult!y ramovad from the can 

purchased in cans before sale by the retailar (but m frOZen 

~ take away) 

5904 Takeaway cooked poultry co weight ag chicken or ‘chicken and chips’ 

3201 Corned meat cc waight includes all corned meat, whether 

purchased in cans or sliced 

;601 Other cooked meat, @ co weight includes meats removed from can by 

purchasad in cans ratailer before sale - eg, Iunchaon meat, 

preaaed or cooked baaf, veal, mutton, 

lamb, pork, veal and ham, tongue, brawn 

but @ frozen) 

7102 Other canned meat and cc weight Purchasad in can - eg, poultry stewed 

canned meat products steak, luncheon meat, minced meat, meat 

puddings and pies, pie fillings, meat with 

vegetables, ready meals (inc, “DUO Can”), 

sausages, (corned meats, canned or 

bottled, are coded 6201, baby foods 

canned or bottled or coded 31501), “Toast 

Toppers”, ‘“Ome!ene Mate”, ‘“Heinz beans 

and sausages”, canned pate, hot dogs 

7301 Broiler, chicken, uncooked, weight 

including frozen 

uncooked plucked roasting fowl; under 41 b 

each, parts of any uncooked chickan,; 

fresh, chilled or frozen 

?702 Chicken, uncooked, other weight of 41b or more dressed weight or any 

than broiler unpluckad chicken or boiling fowl (ie all 

chicken other than broilers); fresh, chillad 

or frozen 

?703 Turkey, uncooked weight whole or parts; fresh, chil[ad or frozen 

foodcodex2MZldoc 3 CONTINUED

Food 

Code 

No 

7704 

7801 

7901 

8001 

8302 

8303 

8802 

8804 

8805 

9301 

9302 

9403 

9407 

9408 

Descriptions 

All uncooked poultry other 

than chicken or turkey 

Rabbit and other meat 

Sausages, uncooked, pork 

Sausages, uncooked, beef 

Meat pies, ready to eat 

Sausage rolls, ready to eat 

Frozen burgers 

Frozen meat pies, pasties 

and puddings 

Other frozen convenience 

meats 

Pate 

foodcode$2000doc 

Deficatesaen type sausages 

Meat paates and spreada 

Meat piaa, pasties and 

puddings 

Takeaway meat pies, pasties 

and puddings 


Seasonal (S) or 


2F, CO) foods ‘a) 

co 

co 

CF 

CF 

CF 

co 

co 

co 

co 

co 

Measure 

(b) 

~ 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

e9, duck, goose, partridge, pheasant, 

grouse, pigeon etq fresh, chilled or frozen 

e9, rabtit, hare, horse, goat, venison: 

fresh, chilled or frozen 

fresh, chilled or frozen - includes pork 

sausage meat 

fresh, chilled or frozen - includes beef 

sausages meat and any mixiure, eg 

porkheef, turkey/pork sauaages 

“Cold meat pies - eg porkpies, veal and 

hampies etc, complete orinpmtions(bul 

not steak pies -see code 9407108 and not 

frozen - see code 8804) 

eg, beefburgers, porkburgers, 

steakburgera, turkeyibeef burgers, 

cheeseburgers, steaklets, “Dalesteaks”, 

chicken burgers 

eg, meat pies, chicken pies, sausage rolls 

e9, frOzen ready meal, braisecfhast beef 

shces, roast pork, cooked chicken, faggota, 

shepherds pie, turkey/chicken steaks in 

breadcrumbs, atirhy containing meat 

noJfish pate (see 12302) 

e9! salami, polony, saveloy, garlic 

eausages, frankfurter, liver sausage, ham 

sausage, kabanos, Red pudding (@ 

fQ@ now - aaveloys from a 

takeway outlet (see 9410) (but not other 

eaveloys) 

including chicken (not frozen) 

includes steak and kidney pieslpuddings, 

meat and vegetable pieslpuddings, cottage 

and shepherds pie, Cornish pasties, 

chicken pieces, bridies, meat samosas (g.@ 

frozen MU take away) 

eg from chip shop 

4 COhTINUED

TaT 

Code 

No 

3409 

3410 

3411 

I0001 

10501 

11001 

11101 

11201 

11302 

I1303 

11401 

11501 

11601 

)escripfions 

?eady Meals 

‘akeaway Ready Meals 

)fher meat products not 

:Iasaified alsewhere 

%h, white, filleted, fresh 

lsh, white, unfilleted, fresh 

%h, herringa, filleted, fresh 

ish, herrings, unfilleted, 

.esh 

‘resh salmon 

‘reah “blue” fish other than 

almon or herring 

ish, white, processed 

?sh, fat, proceaaed, filleted 

ish, fat, proceaaed, 

lnfilleted 


Initial codina of Foodstuffs 



CF, CO) fooda”) 

co 

co 

co 

s 

s 

s 

s 

s 

s 

s 

s 

ufeasure 

+ 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

waight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

Definition 

including packeted meat-baaed meals 

such as ‘Veata’ beef rlaofto, beef/chkker 

curw and chowmein, chilli con came 

‘Snickpots’, also ‘Hot Pot’, M&S chillec 

chicken with potatoes and vegetables 

Burgers in buns, afhfry (@ frozen N 

takeaway 

including takeaway and home deliverec 

Chinesa and Indian meals which contair 

meat (but not separate rice 

accompaniments - see code 28703 fol 

special fried rice, boiled and pilau rice), 

Also sausages or saveloys of ‘sausages 

and chips’, takeaway or home deliverec 

doner kebab, chicken and meat kebabs 

cooked on a skewer, hamburgers, 

cheeseburgers 

eg faggots, black pudding, aavou~ duck, 

scotch eggs, haslet, kebabs, haggis, 

savowy flan, Vienna ateak, ch!cken cordor 

bleu, chicken kebabs, chop suey, 

hamburgers, beefburgers, quiche (if meat), 

white pudding, f reah pasta with meat, 

‘Bacon Toppers’ (M&S), pork scratching 

(@! frozen w takeaway) [Contents aa fol 

old 94o6 but all takeaway items moved tc 

0A4 m 

) eg, cod, haddock, whiting, plaice, skate, 

) sole and other fiat fish, hake, coley, 

) conger eel, red mullet, Iing , saithe 

) snapper fish, queen fish 

e9, frOzen cod,, haddock, hake, plaice, 

lemon sole, (includes uncooked fish coated 

with breadcrumbs, scampers but @ fish 

fingers etc - see code 12701) 

includes frozen 

includes frozen 

Fresh and frozen salmon 

eg, mackerel, sprats, trout, eel, roe, rock 

eel, tuna ateaks (includes frozen) 

ie, smoked, dried or salted, eg, haddock, 

cod, crabaticks etc (includas frozen) 

) ie, smoked, dried or salted, eg, kippers 

) bloaters, soused or pickled herrings 

) smoked mackerel, smoked salmon, 

) anchovies, amoked roe (includes 

i)odcode,2090.do, 5 CONTINUED

Food 

Cods 

No 

H 

11801 

11901 

12001 

2302 

2303 

12701 

12901 

I3501 

13502 

I3503 

I3504 

13801 

13802 

Descriptions 

Fish. shsll 

Fish, cooked 

Salmon, csnnsd 

3fher csnnsd or bottled fish 

%,h products, not frozen 

rakeaway fish products 

Frozen convenience fish 

EGGS 

~ 

Buffer - New Zealand 

Butter- Danish 

Butter - UK 

!41other buner 

Soft margarine 

3ther margarine 


Initial codhw of Foodstuffs 



OF, CO) foods “) 

6 

s 

co 

cc 

cc 

co 

co 

CF 

s 

deasure 

(b) 

s 

weight 

weight 

weight 

waight 

weight 

weight 

numbars 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

eg, cockles, crsbs, oysters, prawns, 

scampi, shrimps, whelks, winkles, lobster 

weight recorded without shells; fresh, 

prepared or frozen (but @ canned 01 

bottled - see t 2001) 

Fried fish, fried roe, cooked or jelfied eels, 

scampi, “fish” as in “fish and chips” (noi 

frozen) 

e9, sardnes, Pilchards, mackerel, herrings, 

brisling, shellfish, roes, anchovies, sild, 

tuna, caviar 

eg fish cakes, pate & paate, ready meals 

(eg ‘Vests’) taramasalata, stirfry, fresh 

pasta with fish: (but @ ‘fish and chips’ - 

see codes 11801 and 19701, pQr fishbaaed 

take away meals - see code 12303) 

eg Takeaway or home-delivared Chinese 

and Indian meals based on fish or shellfish 

(but not separate rice accompaniments - 

see code 28703 for fried, boiled and pilau 

rice). Also fish cakes from chip ahop, fish 

fillet burgers (not battered fish –118r)l ) 

frozen fish fingers etc, fish cakes, atiri~, 

cod fries, cod-in-sauce, fish and chips, 

prawn curry and rice. Toppers (fish in 

cheese sauce) etc 

quantities recorded aa numbers of eggs, 01 

equivalent eggs (for dried egg, omelettes) 

includes Engfish buner blended with others 

e9, “StOrk SW soft marg, “Blue Band”, 

“Velvet Gold”, soya margarine, sunflower 

margarine 

e99 ‘Echo”, ‘“Stork” (block); includes 

margarine containing a proportion of buner

-FGT 

Code 

No 

13901 

14303 

14S02 

14803 

14805 

14807 

15001 

15101 

15201 

15301 

15401 

15501 

15502 

15503 

16201 

Descriptions 

Lard and compound cooking fat 

Vegetable and salad oils 

Reducad fat spreads 

Low fat spreads 

Suet and dripping 

Other fats 

SUGAR and PRESERVATIVES 

Sugar 

Jams, jellies, fruit curds 

Syrup, treacle 

qoney 

VEGETABLES 

Previous year’s crop potatoes 

mrchased Jan to Aug 

:urren! year’s crop potatoes 

mrchased Jan to Aug 

Current year’s crop potatoes 

purchased Sept to Dec 


Initial codina of Foodatuffa 



CF, CO) foods ‘a) 

s 

s 

s 

deasure 

+ 

liquid 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

Definition 

?g, “Cookeen”, “Spry”f “Trex”, pure aoli( 

/egetable oil, “White Flora” 

>g, aoyslsunflowerlcorn, olive 

?g, “Flora”, “Flora Extra Rich, “Clovef 

‘Keny Gold Meadow Cup”, “Mello” 

Willow”, “Golden Crown”, “Krona”, ‘“Storl 

.ight”, Vitalite light”, “Olivio”, Summe 

>ounty”, ‘“l can’t be fieve its not butter 

tiono spread, “Vitalite Best Eve? “Ufterl! 

3utterl~, “Pact”, (greater than 60°/0 bu 

ess than 800/. fat) 

)g, “Outline”, St Ivel Gold”, “Delight” 

‘Sainsbury’s low fat spread, “Weigh 

Matchers”, “Flora Extra Light”, “Clove 

=Xtra Life”, Half fat ‘butters’. “Anchor Iov 

at buffer “Kerrygold Lite”, I can’t believ( 

ts not butter hte” (less than 60% fat) 

:reamed coconut, coconut butter, 

;ubstitutefimita fion cream eg, 

‘Coffeemate”, “Dream Topping”; garlic 

)erb butier including “Garfic Gold Butter 

;pread”, “Birds-Eye Super Whip”, Tip 

rep”, “Elmlea Cream”, ‘“Defight Cream”, 

‘Complement, “Simply Double” 

ncludes icing sugar (but not instant icing 

;ee code 32303) 

f home-made only the amount withdrawr 

rom larder stocks during Swvey week is 

:oded 

ncludes jelly marmalade 

ncludes maple syrup 

ncludes honey spreads 

)9, red cabpage, savoy cabbage, sprhy 

:abbage, spring greens, bmasel tops, kale 

:Ulfy greens, savoyg reens, Chinese leaf 

f,mdcod,s2000.d

Food 

Code 

No 

m 

16401 

16701 

16601 

16901 

17101 

17201 

17301 

17401 

17501 

17601 

17701 

17601 

183o1 

18401 

18501 

18602 

18803 

Descriptions 

Bmssels, sprouts, fresh 

Cauliflower, fresh 

Leafy salada, freeh 

Peas, fresh 

Beans, freeh 

Other fresh green vegetables 

Carrots, fresh 

Turnips and awedes, fresh 

Other root vegetable, fresh 

Onion, shallots, leeks, fresh 

Cucumbers, fresh 

Muahrooma, fresh 

Tomatoes, fresh 

Miscellaneous fresh 

Tomatoes, canned or bottled 

Peaa, canned 

Baked beana in eauce 

Other canned beans and 

pulses 



;eaaonal (S) or 


;F, CO) foods ‘a] 

s 

s 

s 

s 

s 

s 

s 

s 

s 

s 

s 

s 

s 

cc 

cc 

cc 

cc 

4feasure 

(b) 

T 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

Definition 

includes headed broccoli, eg Calsbrese 

a9v l~uce, endlVe, watercress, mustard 

and creaa, chicory, mixed salad vegetablea 

et M & S continental salad, (pre-packed 

meat. fish, cheese and eao salads are 

coded 20202) 

Runner beans, broad 

beans, etc 

eg, spinach, spinach 

broccoli, turnip tops 

beans, French 

beet, sprouting 

e93 parsnips, beetroot, Kohlrabi, 

horseradish, artichokes, yams, sweet 

potatoea, fennel, root-ginger (fresh) 

e9, celey, radishes, marrow, courgenes, 

asparagus, celeriac, sea kale, pimentoea, 

auberginea, greenlred peppars, corn-onthe 

cob, salsify, fresh & pot herbs, 

pumpkin, aweetcorn, graen bananaa, 

capsicum, chllfies, okra, bean sprouts, 

plantains, bamboo shook,, stewpack 

(mixed vegetables) 

garden, processed etc 

includes baked beans in tomato sauce, 

curry sauce etc 

includes broad beans, buner beans, kidney 

beans, chick peas, lentils, refried beans, 

atc lbut not runner beans - see code 

foodcodes20Wdoc 8 CONTINUED

Food 

Code 

No 

m 

19201 

19501 

19601 

19701 

198o1 

19901 



20202 

20203 

20301 

foodcodm2002doc 

)escriptlons 

>anned vegetables, other 

han pulses, potatoes or 

omatoee 

)ried pulses, other than airkied 

\ir-dried vegetables 

fegetabla juices 

:hips, excluding frozen 

Want potato 

:an ned potato 

>rispa & potato snacks 

)ther potato products 

lther vegetable products 

)ther vegetable products, 

akeaway 

‘rozen peas 


Initial codinq of Foodstuffs 



CF, CO) foods ‘a) 

cc 

co 

cc 

co 

co 

co 

co 

co 

co 

co 

CF 

9 

vfeasure 

(b) 

s 

weight 

weight 

fiquid 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

Definition 

eg, carrots, beetroot (but not picklec 

beetroot - see code 32701) celery 

spinach, runner beans, mixed vegetables 

canned vegetable ealad, sweet com 

mushrooms, asparagus tips (baby foods 

canned or bottled, are coded 31501) now 

- kidney baana (sea 18803) 

e9, Ientila, split peaa, mixed barley, peas 

and lentils, (but note ‘“Surprise” peas - aee 

code 195o1 ), maaoor, broth mix, chick pea 

flour 

eg “Surprise” peas and beana, “Swef’ 

onions and mixed vegetable, red and 

green peppers, celery, “Farmhouse 

Brunch” 

includes tomato juice and puree, carroi 

juice 

includes chips purchased as part of 

takeaway food (eg with fish, meat pies, 

pasties, sausages) 

eg “Smash, “Yeoman” 

inc. bottlad potatoes 

e.g. crisps, cripples, mini-chips, crunchie stix 

Quavers, Hula-hoops, Tuba-loops 

e9, Potato scones, pies and cakes, potato 

salad, filled baked potatoes 

eg vegetable salad, sauerkraut, coleslaw, 

peas meal, peas pudding, cheese and 

onion pie, lava (layer) bread, pre-packed 

meat, fish, cheese and egg salads, falafel, 

dahl, creamed mushrooms, baans and 

pasta (canned), hummous, onion bhajia, 

vegetable samosa, pic & mix salad bar, 

vegetarian sausages, vegetable slices, 

vegetable atirhy, non-meat pasties, 

vegetable bake. Now excludes fried or 

savoury rice (Mixed salad vegetables alone 

are coded 16701 ) (@ takeaway) 

e9 omelettes containing vegetables, 

vegetable-based side dishes, dahl, 

vegetable accompaniments (such aa onion 

bhajis, spring rofls, vegetable samosas) to 

Chinese or Indian takeaway or home 

delivered meal 

CONTINUED


Initial codina of Foodatuffa 


Code Descriptions convenience (CC, Measure 

No 

CF, CO) foods ‘a) (b) 

20401 Frozen beans CF weight all varieties 

Definition 

20501 Frozen chips and othar CF weight includes puffs, fries, fritters, coquettes, 

frozen convenience potato ‘“Cheesies” 

producte 

20801 All frozen vegetables and CF weight e9, asPara9 us, broccofi, carrots, Brussel 

frozen vegetable products not 

sprouts, cauliflower, mixed vegetable, 

specified al%where spinach, corn-on-the cob, sweet corn, 

ratatouilla, bubble and squeak, avocado 

dip, spring rolls, vegeburgera, vegetarian 

sausages, vegetable stirfry 

~ 

21001 Oranges, fresh s weight 

21401 Other citrus fruit, fresh s weight e9, lemons, grapefruit, tangerines, 

clementines, limes, orfaniques, mandarins, 

satsumas, kumquat, ugfi 

21701 Apples, fresh s weight incl, toffee apples 

21801 Pears, fresh s weight 

22101 Stone fruit, fresh s weight e9. plums, greengages, damsons, 

cherries, peaches, apricots, nectarines, 

avocado pears, mangoes, Iychees, dates, 

stuffed olives 

22201 Grspes, fresh s weight 

22701 Soft fruit, fresh, other than s weight e9. gooseberries, raspberries, 

grapes strawberries, blackberries, loganberries, 

mulberries, blackcurrants, bilberries, 

cranberries, redcurrants 

228o1 Bananae, fresh s weight 

22901 Rhubarb, fresh s weight 

23101 Other fresh fruit s weight e9. melons, Pineapples, fresh figs, kiwi 

pomegranates, quinces, guava, prickly 

pear, parsimmon, pawpaw, passion fruit, 

fresh fruit salad, fresh fruit in natural juice 

23301 Canned peaches, peara and cc weight 

pineapples 

10 CONTINUED

Food 

Code 

No 

?3601 

?4001 

?4101 

!4801 

!5102 

!5202 

!5701 

!5801 

!5901 

!6001 

:6101 

!6201 

!6302 

Descriptions 

Other canned or bottled fmit 

Dried fruit and dried fruit 

products 

Frozen fruit and frozen fruit 

products 

Nuts and nut products 

Bread, white, unsliced, 

stsndard 

Bread, white, sliced. standard 

Bread, white, sficed, premium 

Bread, sficed, soft grain white 

Bresd, brown, sficed 

Bresd, wholemeal, sficed 

Bread, brown, unsliced 

Bread, wholemeal, unsliced 

Rolls 


Initial codina of Foodstuffa 


convenience (CC, Measure 

CF, CO) foods ‘a] (b) 

Tcc weight 

+ 

CF 

cc 

weight 

weight 

hquid 

e9, fruit salad, fruit cocktail. grapefruit, 

mandarin oranges, apples, prunes, olives, 

rhubarb, gooseberries, strawberries, 

plums, cherries, apricots, blackcurrants, 

Iogsnberries, fruit desserts (eg, “Bonne 

Maman”), stem ginger, includes pie fillings 

and mixes 

e9, currants, sultanas, raisins, packeted 

mixed fruit, prunes, apricots, dates, 

peaches, figs, apples, bananas, 

pineapples rings, mincemeat, glace 

cherries, crystallised fruit, dried fruit, juice 

concentrate 

eg, frozen strawberries, raspberries, 

blackberries, blackcurrants, mandarin 

segments, peach halves, fruit salad, melon 

balls, apple slices, fruit juices (Note: frozen 

fruit pies are coded 29402) 

shelled or unshelled (weight recorded 

without shells), shredded or desiccated 

coconut, almonds-ground & paste, peanut 

butter, marzipan, vegetarian nut products 

e9.”Savour Mince”, nUts&rai.sim, Tahini 

e9. 0ran9e, apple, pineapple, grapefruit, 

lemon (eg,Plj, Jif ), grape, lime (Note: for 

sweetened fruit drinkseg. Ribena, lime 

juice cordial, rose hip sIYup – see 34oo1 

includes 400g and 800g loaves 

weight includes 400g and 800g loaves 

weight includes 400g and 600g loaves 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

includes 400g and 800g loaves; including 

other fibre-enriched white breads 

includes all non-wholemeal brown loaves, 

400g or 800g 


includes all non-wholemeal brown, 400g 

and600g loaves 


white, brown or wholemeal; haps, cobs etc; 

includes part-baked rolls (fresh or frozen); 

~ starch-reduced rolls (26305) 

fo~d.ode.~2W.doc 11 CONTINUED

Food 

Code 

No 

26303 

26304 

26305 

26307 

26308 

26401 

26701 

27001 

27101 

27402 

27403 

27701 

28101 

28202 

28203 

28204 

Descriptions 

Mslt bresd and fruit bread 

Vienna and French bresd 

Starch-reduced bread and 

rolls 

Sandwiches 

Other bresd 

Flour 

Buns, scones and teacakes 

Cakes and pastries 

Crispbread 

Sweet biscuits, other thsn 

chocolate 

Unsweetened Mscuits 

‘biscuits, chocolate 

Oatmeal snd oat products 

Muesti 

Other high fibrs breakfast 

Sweetened breakfast cereals 





OF, CO) fooda”) 

co 

co 

co 

co 

co 

co 

co 

co 

deaaure 

(b) 

w 

T 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

Definition 

now- brown and wholemeal French 

bread and fresh or frozen part baked bread 

eg, “procea”, “Sfimcea”, “Nimble”, Danish 

eg, Pitta, nan, garlic-bread, milk breads, 

ciabatta, rye breads, Jewish bread, now 

excludes Danish bread (see 26305) 

includes chappati flour 

includes crumpets, mutfins, tea-bread, 

barmlbarn bracts, dough cakes, harm 

cakes, syrup & sultana pancakes, Iardy 

cake, scotch pancakes, griddlecakes, 

croissants, pikelets, fruit filled pancakes or 

crspes (not frozen) incl. drums of Mr 

Pilsbwy, part-baked buns 

eg, fruit cakea, fancy cakes, eclairs, cream 

cakes, iced cakes, chocolate cakes, Swiss 

rolls, sponge cakes, tarts, flans, 

doughnuts, fruit pies, gingerbread, parkin, 

meringues 

e98 “Ryvita”, “Energen”, “Ry-Ki@’, 

breadsticks, “Cracottes, matzos etc 

includes d!gestivea, shortcaks, shortbread, 

cereal bars eg ‘“Hafvest Crunch”, biscuit 

asaoriment 

include cream crackers, rusks, conea 

includes “countlines” eg, marehrnakswa 

and wafers (“Penguin”, “Club, “Bandi~, 

“Blue Riband, “Kit-Kat”, Jatfa (Cakes), KP 

“Chocolate Dip” 

porridge oate, including “Quick Quaker” 

(but @ instant porridge - see code 28203) 

oatcakes, oatmeal, oatflakes, rolled oats 

eg, Alpen, Counby Store 

eg, Branflakea, Allbran, Weetabix 

Shredded Wheat, Fruit ‘n’ Fibre, Read; 

Brek, Shreddies, Instant Quaker Oats, 

“Feast of Flakes”, “Breakfast Boulders” 

e9. SU9ar puffs, Frosties, Ricicles, Start, 

Variety Packs 

mdwdt3200’J. doc 12 CONTINUED

Food 

Code 

No 

28205 

28501 

28601 

28702 

26703 

29001 

29101 

29402 

29403 

294o4 

29409 

29903 

29907 

299o9 

Descriptions 

Other breakfast cereals 

Canned milk puddings 

other puddings 

Dried rice 

Cooked rice 

Cereal-based invalid foods 

Infant cereal foods 

Frozen cakes and Dastries 

Other frozen conveniatwe 

cereal foods 

Frozen pizza 

Dthar frozan convenience 

:aresl foods 

3ake, pudding anddeasefl 

mixes 

Cereal snacks 



;easonal (S) or 


;F, CO) foods ‘n} 

co 

cc 

co 

co 

co 

CF 

CF 

CF 

CF 

co 

co 

co 

Measure 

(t)) 

~ 

weight 

weight 

weight 

waight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

waight 

weight 

weight 

weight 

Definition 

eg, cornflakes, SPecial K, FWeCr ispies 

eg, creamed rica, sage, macaroni, tapioca, 

semolina, made. upcuatard (including 

carton) dairy dassens 

eg, Chriatmaa pudding, fruit puddings, 

sponge puddings, syrup puddings, frui 

fritters 

includes ground rice, flaked rice, driec 

savoury rice (but @ creamed rice - sec 

code 28501 ) @f takeaway) 

Includes boiled rice, pilau rice, egg friec 

rice, apecial fried rice (but not rice dishea 

see maat and fish codes for appropriate 

raady meal codes); include cooked frozer 

or microwaveable rice from a ahop 

09, invalid fOods such as “Bengers” anc 

“slimming” foods such aa “Limmits”, 

“Trimmets”, etc 

includes infant rusk and cerea 

waparafions such aa “Ovalfine Rusks”, 

‘Fare~, “Farleneo’, Scots and Robinsons 

cereal packs, Robinsons instant baby 

Ioods (baby foods, canned or bottled, are 

>oded 31501 ) 

39, frozen apongea (including those with 

ice.craam - ag “Arctic RoIP), fruit pica, 

?claira, cheasacakes, gateaux, profiteroles 

39, PiZZaS, cheese flans, pancakea, pun 

~aat~, Vol-au-Vent cases, vegetable 

aaagne, filopaahy, egg and bacon flan, 

macaroni pie 

[NO LONGER VALfD) 

3g, pizzas 

39, cheese flans, pancakes, puff pasty, 

4ol-au-Vent casea, vegetable Iasagne, 

‘ilopaatry, agg and bacon flan, macaroni 

lie 

)g, spaghatfi, macaroni, ravioli, novelty 

lasta ahapas, eg Noodle Doodles 

39! custard powder, comflowar, 

>Iancmange, instant/desserf whips, (eg, 

‘Angel Delight”), trifle mixes, cheesecake 

nixaa, batter mix, crumble mix, potato 

atarchlpotato f Iour 

e9. Prawn crackers, Skips, putfed popcorn 

mini-cheddars, Wotaits, todilla chips 

bombay mix 

foodcodes2CWldoc 13 CONTINUED


Initial coding of Foodstuffs 

Food I 


Code ( Descriptions convenience (CC, Measure Definition 

No CF, CO) foods ‘a) (b) 

229911 

Pi22a co weight e9, French Bread Pizza and all othc 

unfrozen varietiea (@ takeaway pizza) 

229912 

Takesway Pizza co weight takeaway or home defivered pizza 

229913 

2?9914 

330101 

310401 

330701 

3)0801 

310901 

311201 

311301 

311401 

311501 

3)1801 

311901 

312001 

Other cereals and cereal 

convenience foods 

Pasta 

F 

Coffee, bean and ground 

Coffee, instsnt(including 

AFD) 

Coffee, essences 

Cocoa, drinking chocolate 

and instant chocolate 

Branded food drinks 

MISCELLANEOUS 

Mineral water 

Baby foods, canned or 

bottled 

Soups, canned 

Soups, dehydrated and 

powdered 

Accelerated freeze-dried 

foods (excluding coffes) 

+ 

co 

I 

weight 

weight 

I weight 

weight 

co weight 

co liquid 

weight 

weight 

liquid 

cc weight 

cc weight 

co weight 

weight 

I includes savoury sauce mixes, pastr 

mixes, poppadums, wheatgerm, breadmi> 

taco shells, pizza mix, pizza bases, fres 

macaroni pie, fflo pastry, breadcrumb: 

dahl 

Fresh & dried pasta. Includes filled pasta, 

pasta choice, pasta salad but@ canne 

pasts (29903) nor meat, fish, veg dishe 

containing pasta. 

eg, Pesrfbarley, semolina, sage, tapioca 

includes tea bags but not instant tea (se, 

code 338o1 ) 

includes coffee bags and sachets 

includes accelerated freeze-dried instant 

coffee -eg Nestles’’Gold Blend, “Mellow 

Birds’’includes “Coffee Break” 

eg, cadb~~:nting chocolate. Now inc 

Instant drinks e.g. Options 

Highlights, Chocolate Break eg, Cadbur 

drinking chocolate 

eg, ‘“Bournvita”, “Horlicks”, “Ovaltine”, am 

own brand & chocolate versions of these 

n.b. instant chocdrinke nowcoded 31201, 

eg, ‘Evian’, Malvern, Perrieretc 

?9,, Heinz or, Getier atrained foods an{ 

junior meals m glass jars or cans (drie! 

infant milk is coded 1101; other infan 

foods are coded 291 01) 

includes broths, fresh stock and cannel 

condensed soups incl. cartons w bab 

food soups are coded 31501 ) 

includes ‘cup-saup’ 

NO LONGER VALID 

foodcodes2W.doc 14 CONTINUED



I 1 1 1 


Code Descriptions convenience (CC, Measure 

Definition 

No 

CF, CO) foods ‘a} (b) 

32302 Salad dressings weight e9, salad cream, low calorie salad cream, 

mayonnaise, 1000 island, oil and vinegar 

dressing, sandwich spread, gadic spread 

e99 mayonnaise if purchaaed aS a dish 

32303 Other spreads and dressings weight eg, chocolate spread, instant icing, rum 

buner, chocolate syrup 

32701 Pickles and sauces weight includes tomato, brown, HP, tartare, 

horseradish, worcester, soy, curry, “Lea+ 

Perrin”, chutneya and continental sauces 

(but not sauce mixes - see 2991 3), mint 

sauce, Homepride “Cook-in”, apple or 

cranberry sauce, otive paste (tapenade) 

co 

32801 Meat and yeast estracts weight eg, “OXO”, “Marmite”, “Bovril”, “Knorr”, 

beef stock cubes, chicken stock cubes, 

co vegetable stock cubes, fish stocks cubes 

32901 Table jellies, squares and weight 

crystals 

33203 Ice-cream co liquid includes flavoured blocks or tuba sofl 

scoop etc 

33302 Ice-cream products liquid includes choc-ice cornetfo, ice-cream 

desserts (eg, Viennetfa) ice Iollies 

containing ice-cream 

33303 Other frozen daiy foods and liquid includes frozen mousse, aorbet, icelollies 

ices 

33401 Salt weight includes sea salt, Lo-salt 

33501 AWicial sweetners 

(expenditure only) 

eg, saccharin, “Hermesetas”, “Sasine”, 

“Sweetax”, “Canderel” 

33601 Miscellaneous eg, bOnes, ~inagar, graW salts, gravy 

refixes eg “Blsto”, forcemeat, malt, mustard 

pepper, made-up jellies, flavorings and 

colouringa, galatine, yeast, herbs, curry 

powders, spices, instant tea. “NesquiW, 

milk shake (syrup and powder), baking 

powder, bicarbonate of soda, he~al tea, 

stuffing mix, glucose, wineibeer making 

kits 

33901 Novel protein foods weight eg, tefiured vegetable protein, eg, “Soya 

mince”, Cross & ❑lackwell “Mince Savout’, 

Cadbury Schweppes” Soya Choice, 

“Quorn, dried egg white, tofu, sports fooda 

(eg Protein 80 plus) 

foodcode.,200!l d,,c 15 CONTINUED




Code Descriptions convenience (CC, Measure Definition 

No CF, CO) foods ‘a) (b) 

SOFT DRINKS 

34001 Soft drinks, concentrated 

liquid 

e9, squashes, Ribena, syrup, lime juice 

cordial, high juice drinks, Sodastream 

concentrated (Not low caloire) 

34101 Soft drinks, unconcentrated liquid e9, CabOnateS, ready-to-drink squashes 

and fruit juice drinks, tonic water, ice pops, 

shandy (Not low calorie) 

34301 Sotf drinks, low calorie , liquid eg, squashea, drinks, high juice drinks, 

concentrated Sodastream concentrates (Low calorie) 

34401 Soft drinks, low calorie, liquid e9, CatiOnateS, ready to drink squashes 

unconcentrated and fruit juice drinks, slimline, tonic water 

(Low calorie) 

CONFECTIONERY 

35001 Solid chocolate 

weight 

plain, milk, blended orwhitq chocolate in 

blocks orahapes with or without additiona 

(ag nuts, fruit), eg, Cadbuty’s Daity Milk, 

Yotie, Fruit and Nut, Cooking chocolate 

35101 Chocolate coated tilled weight choc-coated barslsweets filled (caramel, 

barlsweets coconut, biscuit) eg, Twix, Snicker, 

chocolate assortments, chocolate liqueurs, 

Smafties 

35201 Chewing gum weight eg Wrigleys, Hubba Bubba 

35301 Mfnts weight hard pressed minta, eg Polo, Extra Strong 

Mints 

35302 Boiled sweets, and jellies weight boiled sweets, chews, gums eg, fruit gums, 

humbugs, candy floss, glucose tablets, 

Refreshers 

35401 Fudges, toffees, caramels weight fat-containing sugar confectionery eg 

Chocolate Eclairs 

,Jimdcode.v20~.do. 16 CONTINUED

Food 

Code 

No 

402 

403 

404 

501 

601 

901 

1101 

1201 

1301 

1302 

1502 

1503 

1603 

1604 

1701 


Descriptions convenience (CC, 

CF, CO) foods “) 

MILK and CREAM 

“UHT’ liquid milk, full price 

Sterilised milk, full price 

Other liquid milk, full price 

Milk, liquid, welfare 

Milk, hquid, school 

Milk, condensed 

Infant milks 

Milk, instant 

Yoghurt 

Fromage frais 

Fully skimmed milk 

Semi and others skimmed 

milk I I 

Dairy dessetts 

Other milks 

Cream 

I 

I 


Initial codhwa of Foodstuffs 

Measure 

(b) 

I 

Appendix C 

Definition 

liquid Uht whole milk (cartons) 

hq”id I includes some ‘“Long-fife”, whole milk 

liquid includes paateuriaed and homogenised 

wholemil~ Channel Isles (gold top); 

unpasteurized (green top), breakfaat milk 

hquid 

hquid 

liquid includes sweetened and unsweetened 

milk evaporated milk; fiquid milk concentrate 

equivalent 

liquid Full cream or half cream dried milk (baby 

mifk milk) or ready 10 serve liquid milk e.g, 

equivalent “Ostermilk, Cow and Gate” milk, “Milupa”, 

“SMA, aova . babv. milk 

liquid 

milk 

equivalent 

eg, “MarveP, “Milkquicl?’, 

liquid includes fruit yoghurt and flavoured 

yoghurts eg, Shape, Ski; yoghurt drinks eg, 

Yop 

iquid I 

liquid eg, “Trimil!#, Unigate Balame”, ,fLowfat 

Vita Pints”, “Fresh ‘n Low”, bluelsilver 

hashed (carton or bottle) 

liquid e9, “Light Gold, “Unigate Long-Life semi. 

Skimmed milk”, “St Wet Shape”, 

Vita pints”, redLsilver strip (carton or bottla), 

flavoured semi-skimmed milk 

liquid all chilled dairy based desserts (including 

equivalent those containing cream, milk or skimmed 

milk solids) eg, mousse, cheesecake, trifle, 

syllabub, SOUIW+,cream dessert, fruit fool 

liquid e9, 90ata milk, soya milk, flavoured whole 

equivalent milk, Complan, Sfimfast, sour milk, butter 

milk, Mars milk drink, Tzatziki, malted milk, 

coconut milk 

hquid fresh (or processed or frozen), bottled or 

canned, (but excluding “substitute”, and 

“imitation” cream - see code 14807), sour 

foodmde.f2C00.doc I CONTINUED


Initial codirw of Foodstuffs 


Code Descriptions convenience (CC, Measure Definition 

No CF, CO) foods ‘a’ (b) 

ALCOHOLICS DRINKS 

38001 Low alcohol beers, lagers and liquid low alcohol lager, low alcohol bitter, low 

eiders alcohol cider 

38101 Beers hquid bitter, pale ale, stout, other baera, beer 

(unspecified) 

38201 Lagers and continental beers liquid Iagera 

38301 Ciders and perry liquid cider, cider & mixer, perry, Babycham 

38401 Wine liquid red wina, wh!te wine, rose wine, wine 

(unapecitied) Champagne 

38501 Wine (not full strength) spirits liquid LA wine, wine& mixer, spirits, with mixer 

with additions 

38801 Forlified wines liquid sherry, port, other fortified winea 

38701 Spirits liquid whisky, while spirits, other spirits 

38801 Liqueurs liquid liqueurs, cocktaila 

3890t “AICO-POPS liquid Hooch, TwoDogs, Jag 

(a) 8: = Canned convenience foods 

Frozen convenience foods 

co : Other convenience foods 

(b) Foods should be coded in any of the liquid of weight measurea below, according to the coding unit type specified. 

The 104 character for the unit used is put in the ‘Units’ column on the dia~’. This must not be left blank, except 

in the caae of code 33501 and 33601. The units are then convarfed by the computar into the storage units. 

Codes in Units column m 

(use as capitals shown 

Liauid measurea 

ML 

CL 

L 

FLOZ 

1oPT 

9PT 

3PT 

PT 

GALL 

Weiaht measures 

fvfG 

G 

100G 

z 

LB 

ST 

,fm>dc


Initial codinq of Foodstuffs 

DOZ dozens of eggs 

EGG eggs 

cc cubic centimetres 

Quantities may now be input with decimsl (in the past they had to be input as integers) 

INFORMATION RECORDED IN LOG BOOK- Data Set. Meals Out (MO) 

Items of information recorded in log book- 

Variable 

Mid-dav meals bv school children 

. 

SCHML (i) Number of mid-day school meals by school childran 

PKDL (ii) Number of packed lunches taken from home, regardless where eaten (including week-ends 

and holidays) 

OTHL (iii) Number of other lunches obtained outside the home (including weekends and holidays) 

Meals eaten outside the home 

MLWHL (i) Number of meals on wheels 

MIDML (ii) Number of mid-day meala obtained outside the home including meals on wheels and mid-day 

meals by school children 

MLSO (iii) Total number of meals obtained out by all persons 

,fhdcode.?20011d

WEIGHTED ANALYSES IN NFSSAS 

Notes Accompanying Rewsed NFSSAS Software 

Prepared 6th March 1996 

for the Mimstry of Agriculture Flsherles and Food 

by 

Andrew Chesher 

Survey Information Systems Lim]ted

Contents 

1 Introduction 3 

11 Demographic ClassdicatlonTypm 3 

12 Speclficatlonof We]ghts 3 

13 We]ghtedstatlstlcs 3 

14 The Interactwe Interface to NFSSAS 4 

15 Revls]ons to NFSSAS 4 

2 Operation and use of the revised NFSSAS 5 

21 Avadabdlty of weighted amdyses 5 

22 Defirung values of weights 5 

23 Spec]fymg we]ghts to use m analyses 6 

24 Transfer and Importation of data 7 

25 Changes to the Interactwe Interface to NFSSAS 8 

3 Details of computation 

31 Method used to calculate weighted stat]stws 

32 Compat]blhty w]th previous software 

321 Changed record layout 

322 New reference data set 

323 Changed control files 

324 Enhancements 

325 T1mmg and disk usage 

33 Statements reqmrmg special conwderat]on - Standard Errors 

- Statements 20 smd 21 

4 Tests of the revised NFSSAS 11 

41 Chds on unwelghtsd calculatlom and compatlbdlty w]th 

prev]ous results 11 

42 Checks on wmghtd results 12 

43 Checks on data Importation 12 

44 Checks on the 1nteractwe interface 12 

5 Details of changes to specillcation of reference and control 

data sets 13 

51 Reference data sets 13 

52 Control data sets 14 

6 Items prov]ded with the revised NFSSAS 14 

7 L~t of SAS programs and macros amended 15 

8 Interactive Interface. List of changes to SAS catafog 15 

1 

9 

9 

9 

9 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10

List of Tables 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

Example of Reference Data Set WEIGHT 6 

Example of Reference Data Set STMNTDCT 7 

Specdicat,on of fields m reference data set WEIGHT 13 

Specdicat]on of additional fields m reference data set STM- 

NTDCT 13 

Specdicatlon of add]tlonal fields m reference data sets STMT- 

DCVA and STMTDCVR 13 

Specdicat]on of add]tlonal fields m control data sets SELECT37 CTL 

and SELECT40 CTL 14 

Amended SAS programs and macros Fqe 16 

Amended SAS progrwns and macros Fqe continued 17 

Amended SAS programs and macros Import, Machb, Nf 18 

Amended SAS programs and macros Fh, Ntd, Pd, Preproc 19 

Amended SAS catalog entr]es form, formula and help 20 

Amended SAS catalog entries program and screen 20 

2

J 

Welghtmg m NFSSAS - Surwy Information Systems Ltd, 6396 

1 Introduction 

In the rev,sed Nat]onal Food Survey Statlstmal Analysis System (NFSSAS) 

most of the Statements of Results of the Nat]onsl Food Survey (NFS) can 

he computed wrth unequal welghtmg gwen to selected groups of households 

Ttus allows statlstxs to be produced when there m dehberate over or under 

representatlon of groups of households ln the Survey, such ss occurred m 

1996 wrth the mtroduct]on of data from Northern Ireland wbch was oversarnpled 

relative to Great Br]tam It also allows rewelghtlng of results to 

correct for differential maporrse rates across households 

11 Demographic Classification Types 

Most NFSSAS analyses are conducted for each of a number of Demograpimc 

Classdicat]on Types (DCTS) m turn A DCT w a way of claadymg households, 

for example by household composlt]on type or reg]on When an anal- 

YSISM requested for a DCT lt M performed separately for each Demographic 

Clssslficatlon Value (DCV) defined for that DCT, e g for each defined 

region of the country or for each household composition type 

1.2 Specification of Weights 

In the rewsed NFSSAS each Statement of Results for a DCT can be performed 

weighted or unwelghted and DCTS also serve as the bss)s for defirung 

we]ghts If weights are definsd for a DCT (e g region) then all households 

mthln a DCV defined for that DCT (e g m Northern Ireland) vnll have a 

common we]ght during a year Weights can vary across DCVS and scross 

years 

Weights have been introduced into NFSSAS m a flemble and easy to use 

way If no weight M specified for a DCT request for a Statement of Results 

then an umvwghted analys]s 1sconducted If a we]ghted anslym Mrequested 

but no weights are defmsd for the nommated weight DCT then we]ghts of 1 

are assumed for all households so that an unwelghted analysis 1sconducted 

All unspsmfied we]g~ts are assumed to be 1 so that only non-umt we]ghts 

need to be spec]fied Weights are constant w]thln statlstlcsl year but can 

vary acro~ stat]st]cal years Weights only need to be defined as they change 

1.3 Weighted statistics 

When a welghtwl analysls M requested sJl totals (sums of quantltws of foods, 

nutrlents and expenditures, total net balance, counts of persons, wsltors 

and households) are calculated as welghtwl totals end other statlstlcs are 

produced by marupulatlng these totals For example average price pad 

1s calculated as the rat]o of weighted total expenditure to we]ghted total 

quarltlty 

3

Welghtmg m NFSSAS - Survey Information Systems Ltd, 6396 4 

Index numbers are produced by msmpulatmg totals calculated separately 

for two groups of households In a weighted analysls of index numbers 

weighted totals are used and different weight DCTS can be specified for the 

two groups of households being compared Computation of standard errors 

M fundamentally tiected by we]ghtlng m a marmer descrlbwI ln SectIon 33 

14 The Interactive Interface to NFSSAS 

In the mterectwe mterfece to NFSSAS weight DCTS are (optionally) entered 

at the same time as conventional analyws DCTS are specdied m a new field 

that appears on the DCT request screen Typing “?” m ttus field and then 

pressing the Enter key shows a list of DCTS which are potentially the basis 

for a weighted analys]s from whlcb a select]on can be made DCT character 

codes entered manually by the user are checked for vshd]ty by the mteractwe 

system 

Statements 37 and 40 wh]cb have complex data input speclficat]ons have 

a separate button for we]ght DCT specification on them data input screens 

For regular monthly, quarterly and annual analyses we]ghts are specified m 

new fields ln the reference data set STMNTDCT Values of weights are held 

m a new reference data set WEIGHT 

15 Revlmons to NFSSAS 

The revls]ons to NFSSAS have entaded 

1 amendmg apprommately 120 SAS1 programs and macros, hstsd m 

SectIon 7’, 

2 creating one new macro (getwght mac m the Mschb smte), 

3 amendmg the SAS catalog that dr]ves the lntersctwe lnterfsce to NFS- 

SAS and easomated SCL, AF and FSEDIT programs and help screens 

held internally m the catalog and amendmg SAS macrm called during 

operat]on of the lntersctwe mterfece, 

4 creating one new reference data file (WEIGHT), 

5 arnendmg the essentml control data sets IFFMT CTL, IFFILES CTL, 

6 amendmg the specdicat]on of the control data sets STMTDCVA CTL, 

SELECT37 CTL, SELECT40 CTL, 

7 arnendlng the reference data sets STMNTDCT, STMTDCVR 

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The next sect,on describes the operat]on end use of the revleed NFSSAS 

so far ss we]ghted analyses are concerned Detsds concerning computations 

are descr]bed ln SectIon 3, tests conducted to check the correctness of the 

calculatlone and the mtegnty of the rewed NFSSAS are deacrlbed m Section 

4 Detads of changes to reference snd control data are set out m SectIon 

5 Matermls provided mth the revised NFSSAS are hsted ln SectIon 6, 

amended program and macro code ISbsted m Section 7 and amendments to 

the SAS catalog govermng the mteractwe interface are hsted m Section 8 

2 Operation and use of the revised NFSSAS 

21 Availabihty of weighted analyses 

We]ghted statlst]~ are avadable for the following Statements 2, 3, 4A, 4B, 

4C, 5, 6, 7, 8A, 8B, 8C, 9, 10, 11, 12A, 12B, 12C, 13, 20, 21, 25, 26, 29, 

35, 36, 37, 38,,40, 41, 43 When a we]ghted anslysls 1sperformed a message 

of the fo;m--’’WEIGHTED BY DCT easa” N printed ln the header of the 

llstmg of results where “aeaa” ISthe character code (up to 8 characters) of 

the weight DCT For Statement 10 (Index Numbers) the message can appear 

for the bese or current group or both When no welghtlng 1s requested no 

message Is printed 

If a we]ght DCT 1s speded for a Statement for wluch no welghtlng 

IS permitted then the request IS Ignored In the mteractwe interface tO 

NFSSAS an incorrect request such es this cannot be made 

22 Defining dues of weights 

We]ghts me sssoc]ated wrth Demo.grapluc Clsssdlcatlon Types (DCTS) All 

households wrth a common Demographic Classficat]on Value (DCV) carry 

a common weight A new reference data file (WEIGHT) holds values of 

weights for each DCV of esch DCT wrth whrch weights sre esaoc]ated These 

can vary from one statwtlcal yeac to rmother MISSIW weights me taken to 

be equal to 1 For each DCV weights are be taken to be unchanged untd a 

change M recorded ln the file 

An example of a WEIGHT dateset M shown m Table 1 In th]s example 

the following points should be noted 

1 There M sesumed to be a new DCT, numbered 888 m th]s example 

and mth character code GBNI, classdymg households es Great Brltam 

(DCV=l) or Northern Irelsnd (DCV=2) 

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3 

4 

5 

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Table 1 Example of Reference Data Set WEIGHT 

DCT 

GBNI 

GBNI 

GBNI 

GBNIm 

There are no weights specdied prior to 1996 Weights are assumed to 

be 1 for all households prior to 1996 

Ordy the NI weights change through time Therefore there Monly one 

entry for GB and m fact that could be ormtted since a weight of 1 

would be assumed ]f It wss 

There M no NI we]ght for 1997 The NI we]ght for 1997 M taken to be 

the same es that for 1996 

If we]ghtmg by snother DCT were to be desmed on some occsslons 

then records for that DCT could be placed m the data set WEIGHT 

as well 

There IS no need to sort the data set WEIGHT since all such mamp 

ulatlons are done by NFSSAS 

Only DCTS known to NFSSAS can be specfied m the data set WEIGHT 

and the DCT character and numenc codee must match and be correct 

DCV numer]c codes must be known to NFSSAS 

We]ghts can be specdi.d es integers or m tloatmg point form We]ghts 

do not have to add to one and ln prect]ce wrll often not do so 

Speclfyhg weights to use in analyses 

When a Statement of Results Mrequested, for each selected DCT to be used 

es the basis for srralym, a DCT to be used es the bsm for welght]ng can 

be spemfied If no such welghtmg DCT M specdied then all households wdl 

be taken to carry equal we]ght These welghtmg DCTS are specdied 1n the 

current reference data set STMNTDCT (for mregulm arrslysee ln the control 

data set STMNTDCT CTL) m two new fields following on the current fields 

The lnteractwe mterfece to NFSSAS gathers weight lnformat]on vla a data 

entry screen and wmtes the appropriate entrws m a STMNTDCT data set 

An example of a part of the new STMNTDCT data set Mshown m Table 

2 In this example the following points should be noted 

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Table 2 Example of Reference Data Set STMNTDCT 

m r 

STMNT 

4A 

4A 

5 

6 

1 The sDeclficatlon of the first four columns of the data set N unchanged 

Column 1 specdies the Statement, column 2 defines the frequency-(M 

= monthly, Q = quarterly, A = annual, I = Irregular) Columns 3 

and 4 define the DCT by wluch the analysls M to be conducted gwrng 

respectwely a character and numenc code 

2 The two new columns (5 and 6) specify the DCT to use es the ba.m 

for we]ghtlng gwlng respsctwely a character and a numenc code 

3 The new fields can be left empty as m the second record 1nthe example 

The revised NFSSAS wdl take thrs to mearr that all households are 

to carry umt we]ght when Statement 4A ISproduced for each DCV ln 

the DCT “GBNI” 

4 Only GBNI M requestsd as a bam for we]ghtmg but ]t would be possible 

to have some analyses done uamg a different weighting DCT 

Note that ln rmy single analysis run (1e among common values of 

the FREQ variable) arralysls carr be done for a gwen DCT ezther unwelghted 

or we]ghted but not both FUrther, ln any single analys]s 

run an analys]s DCT carr have at most one we]ght DCT e.ssoc]ated 

wrth ]t In separate rum different welghtmg DCTS can be specified 2 

2.4 Transfer and Importation of data 

The changes to NFSSAS result m some changes to the data trrmsfer (tape 

onto workatatlon) and ]mportatlon (workstation rbsk ASCII files to NFSSAS 

database) procedures 

1 There 1s a new reference data set WEIGHT Tlus must be m the 

NFSSAS data base or the remsed NFSSAS may fad even when no 

we]ght requests are made The WEIGHT data set need not cent am any 

non-mlssmg values so 1t M not essentml to define weights nrunedately 

2S1multrmsour production of vnngbtsd and unwelghted results for a DCT can be 

aclueved by delimng a “duph.x.te” DCT m the NFSSAS system having the came DCVS 

and SAS code wsoclatcxi with !t but mth dMerent DCT cbamcter and numeric code 

Only the NFSSAS system manager can make mxh changes

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at mstallatlon Because there ISa new reference data set there are the 

following changes 

(a) The entr,es for reference data and logbook + reference data m 

the IFFILENO CTL control data set must be mcrementwl by 1 

(b) The control file IFFILES CTL requms a new record md,catmg 

the WEIGHT IS a reference data set (R) and M to be sorted by 

the sort key DCT DCV STYR 

(c) The control file IFFMT CTL contains 5 new records descrlbmg 

the layout and content of each field m the WEIGHT datsset 

2 The reference dateset STMNTDCT has two new fields and STMTD- 

CVA and STMTDCVR have four add]t]onal fields so addlt]onal records 

are reqmred m the control data set IFFMT CTL descrlbmg the column 

numbers occupied by the new variable m ASCII files reed during 

Importation, wmable type, etc 

The new vers]ons of IFFMT CTL, IFFILES CTL and IFFILENO CTL 

must be m place before data transfer or Importation 1s attempted vnth the 

revised NFSSAS 

25 Changes to the Interactwe Interface to NFSSAS 

The mteractwe interface has been changed to allow the user to select weight 

DCTS, as follows 

1 All screens that allow entry of a DCT character code or selwtlon of 

such a code using a selectlon hst have been changsd so that there 

M now an addlt]onal entry field where a wmght DCT can optionally 

be prov]ded A select]on hst appears If a “?” M entered User entered 

codes are checksd when definrtlon of the Statement 1scomplete 

and DCT requests with mvahd (I e unknown) user entersd vmght 

DCT codes are removed These (FSSDIT) screens appear automatically 

when Statements 2A, 3 and 4A are rsquested and appew when 

a DCT button ]~ preseed m other Statements 

2 The screens gathering mformatlon for Statements 6, 13 and 26 have 

a new button allowing gelectlon of a series of DCT’S The screen this 

button leads to allows entry of a weight DCT, es above 

3 The (AF) scresn dsfinmg STMTDCVA accessed when mputtmg mformatlon 

for Statement 10A has been changed There are now two new 

data entry field. for base and current group weight DCTS As above 

these produce selcct]on hsts If a “’7” 1sentered and user entered codes 

are corrected as they are entered

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4 The screen gathering mformatlon for Statement 37 hm been srnended 

There 1snow a button leedmg to a screen (AF) m wh]ch a we]ght DCT 

can be entered A select]on hst appesrs ]f a “?” M entered User 

entered codes are checked ss they are entered 

5 The screen gathering mformat)on for Statement 40 has been amended, 

exactly es the screen for Statement 37 

6 The vers]on number of the sltered screens that appear at the tops of 

displayed windows have been incremented to 20 

7 Help screens have been amended to explanr how wwght DCT mformatlon 

M provrdsd This change sffects most of the help screens easoclated 

with ]rregular analyses 

3 Details of computation 

3.1 Method used to calculateweighted statistics 

We]ghted statlst]cs are producd uaurg the USIGHTfacdlty m the SAS proc~ 

dures (mamly PROC SUMMARY)previously used to compute unwe]ghted stat]stlrx 

In NFSSAS a Statement w produced for a sequence of DCTS by a sequence 

of SAS DATAand PROCsteps generated by the SAS MACRO processor, 

one member for each DCT As each DCT ISprocessed the need for a wmghted 

analysls snd the weight DCT to employ are determmed If a weighted ansly.ws 

M reqrmed then appropriate WEIGHTstatements are nmtten m the SAS 

code, statements to retarn weight variables on data sets sre written and text 

strings are produced to plsce on hstmgs mdlcatmg the welghtmg that has 

been performed If for analysls by a DCT a we;ght M not specdisd then the 

SAS t4ACRDprocessor does not write WSIGHTsnd s.%soc]atedstatements and 

a conventional unwe]ghted anslys]s 1s done 

3.2 Compatibility with previous software 

3.21 Changed record layout 

The new fields m the reference data sets STMNTDCT and STMTDCVR and 

the control data sets STMNTDCT CTL, STMTDCVA CTL, SELECT73 CTL 

and SELECT40 CTL are optlonsl and lf mlssmg are taken to md]cate that 

sll households recewe equal weight Consequently analywe set up prior to 

the mtroductlon of welghtmg can be run and wdl produce unwelghted results


322 New reference data set 

The reweed NFSSAS expects to find the reference data set WEIGHT and 

to find the new fields defined on the reference data sets STMNTDCT and 

STMTDCVR These fields can contain mramg values but the SAS data 

sets must contain reference to the new wmables Consequently old NFSSAS 

programs wdl not run untd an ]mportat]on has occurred m which reference 

data sets conformmg to the new specdicatlon are prov]ded 

3.2.3 Changedcontrolfiles 

Two control files that define elements of the NFSSAS database have been 

amended IFFILES CTL has a new record definrng the WEIGHT data set 

es reference data and spedymg Its sort key m NFSSAS IFFMT CTL carries 

new records defimng the layout of each field m WEIGHT and defining 

the new fields m STMNTDCT, STMTDCVR and STMTDCVA These files 

must be m place m reference data when the Importation that introduces the 

new reference data M conducted 

324 Enhancements 

Statements 6, 13 and 26 can now be run for a sequence of DCTS Pr]or to 

revmon these Statements could only be run for the “All Households” DCT 

325 Tlmmg and disk usage 

Tlmmg IShardly afTectwi by the changes made m th]s revmon Only at the 

stage when DCV codes are calculated (usually at the start of a NFSSAS run) 

M there any s]gnrficant extra computation, caused by the need to compute 

DCV codes for selected wmght DCTS and for each weight DCT to sort a 

household data set by DCV m order to attach we]ghts from the WEIGHT 

dateset Th]s wdl only be noticeable when a large number of dlstmct weight 

DCTS are selected m a single analyws run 

There ISa very small mcreeae m disk usage wiule programs run due to 

the need to retain values of weights on certain datesets When no welghtmg 

M requested no such variables are retarned so unwe]ghted analyses have the 

same reqrrrrements as m the pest 

3.3 Statements requiring specnl consideration - Standard 

Errors - Statements20 and 21 

The computation of standard errors Mfundamentally affected when weighted 

rather than unwelghted totals are used as the beam for calculating per person 

averages Let T(z) denote a ruetghtedSUMacr~ households where z M 

a quant]ty or expenditure Let w denote a we]ght and p a count of persons

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m a household Let r be the value of the rat]o of means (e g expenditure 

per person = total expenditure for a group – total number of persons 

m the group) whose standard error M being computed and let N be the 

(unwe,ghted) count of households The formula employed 1s 

sE(r,=%*(&(T(z2, -2rT(.p)+r2T(p,)))1’2 

Ttus formula assumes that varmnces of quantltles, expenditures and household 

sizes are constant w]thrn and across groups of households w]th common 

welgbt values When all households carry equal weight the Ieadmg term mvolvmg 

the weights varushes and the result IS es produced m NFSSAS prior 

to the mtroductlon of welghtmg The term ~ w retained m the formula 

to ensure that compatlbd]ty though It M debatable whether ]t M needed 

4 Tests of the revised NFSSAS 

During production of the rewed NFSSAS tests have been conducted to 

ensure that correct wsghted and rmwe]ghted results are produced and that 

the response to incorrect requests and incorrect reference and control data 

M appropriate 

4.1 Checke on unweighted calculations and compatibility with 

previous results 

To check that unwelghted results are produced correctly the test suite put m 

place when the system was orlgmslly installed has been run The numencal 

results obtained matched the target results mth a few mmor exceptions, as 

follows 

1 C!ertam rceults concermng welfare rmlk m Statements 43, 4C, 6 and 

26 faded to match madly Ttos Mbebeved to be due to a change made 

at MAFF’s request after debvery of Phase 1 NFSSAS (non-mteractwe 

system) The test area used for the tests performed here has not been 

updated to reflect thm change These Statements were rerun using the 

SAS code prowded by MAFF at the start of this redevelopment and 

there wes then exact agreement nntb the results produced wnth the 

revised NFSSAS 

2 There are mmor differences m the spacing, dec]mal places used for 

prmtmg and pagmatlon m some of the results for Statements 9,41 and

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43 The nurnencal results are unaffected so far ss csn be determmed 

gwen the ddferent number of declmsl places reported m places These 

differences are beheved to be due to changes made at MAFF since 

dehvery of NFSSAS 

4.2 Checks on weighted results 

To check that weighted results sre produced correctly the following procsdure 

was employed Frost a wmght DCT, e g REG, was chmen A State 

ment was run for the sll households DCT with we]ghtmg definsd by REG 

The Statement wss then run unwelghted using REG as the anfdys]s DCT 

Hand computation using the results of the unwelghted snalys)s by REG 

were compsrwl w]th the results of the weighted snsl YSIS Th]s procedure 

was performed for each Statement for wkuch welghtmg 1s allowed, ususlly 

employmg data for one or more months of 1994 

Tests were performed to check that we]ghtmg was done correctly when 

the anslysls period spsns a year boundary scross wtuch there wss a change 

of we]ght vslues Tests were done to ensure that ]f a we]ght DCT 1srequested 

for wh]ch some or all weights sre rnrssmg then umt weights sre assumed 

All these teats were passed 

43 Checks on data importation 

Tests were done to ensure that lmportat]on fsds ]f the WEIGHT data set 

hss unknown or non-matciung DCT numenc or charscter codes or unknown 

DCV numenc codes Slmdar tests were done to ensure that the 

new fields and records m STMNTDCT, STMTDCVR, STMTDCVA CTL, 

SELECT37 CTL and SELECT40 CTL were checked for vshd DCT codes 

All these tests were passed 

44 Checks on the interactive interface 

The mteractwe mterfsce was tested to ensure that incorrect entnes were 

treated correctly, that select]on hsts appeared where reqtursd, that correct 

entr]es were wr]tten to the correct files m the correct format and that help 

scrsens appeared where reqmred and csmymg correct mformatmn All these 

tests were psssed

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5 Details of changes to specification of reference 

and control data sets 

51 Reference data sets 

The following reference data sets are affected by the mtroductlon of welghtmg 

STMNTDCT, STMTDCVA, STMTDCVR There N a new reference 

data set, WEIGHT wrth five fields as shown m Table 3 Here and later * 

refers to any keyboard symbol and “length” 1sthe mammum number of characters 

for character vanablcs and the number of bytes of storage reserved 

for numenc var]ables 

There are two new fields m STMNTDCT as set out m Table 4 and four 

addlt]onal optlonsl fields m STMTDCVA and STMTDCVR as set out m 

Table 5 

NAME 

DCT 

DCTNO 

DCV 

STYR 

WEIGHT 

Table 3 Specdicat]on of fields m reference data set WEIGHT 

TYPE 

c 

N 

N 

N 

N 

LENGTH 

8 

3 

4 

4 

8 

HANGE 

1-999 

1-99999 

1-999 

0-9999999999 

MISSING 

N 

N 

N 

N 

N 

DESCRIPTION 

DCT character code 

DCT numenc code 

DCV numeric code 

Statrstmal year 

Weught 

Table 4 Specdicatlon of Sdd]t]onal fields m reference data set STMNTDCT 

NAME TYPE LENGTH RANGE MISSING DESCRIPTION 

DCTWGT c 8 * Y Weight DCT code 

DCTWGTNO N 3 1-999 Y We@t DCT number 

Table 5 Specdicatlon of Sdd]tlonal fields m reference data sets STMTDCVA 

and STMTDCVR 

NAME TYPE LENGTH RANGE MISSING DESCRIPTION 

WTDCTB c 8 * Y Weight DCT code baw 

WTDCTBNO N 3 1-999 Y Weight DCT number b=e 

WTDCTC c 8 * Y Weight DCT code current 

WTDCTCNO N 3 1-999 Y We@t DCT number current

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Table 6 Spemficatlon of addlt]onal fields m control data sets SE 

LECT37 CTL and SELECT40 CTL 

LfNE 

u~,r 

I NAME 

DCTWGT 

I TYPE 

c 

LENGTH 

8 

RANGE 

● 

MISSING 

Y 

DESCRIPTION 

We]ght DCT code 

“w DCTWGTNO N 3 1-999 Y Weight DCT nmnber 

52 Control data sets 

The following control data sets are tiscted by the mtroduct]on of welghtmg 

STMTDCT CTL, SELECT37 CTL, and SELECT40 CTL The control data 

set STMNTDCT CTL Mjust a user prov]ded version of the reference data set 

STMNTDCT so the specdicat]on ur the previous sect]on apphes The data 

sets SELECT37 CTL and SELECT40 CTL now csrry optionally a record 

stsrtmg mth the single character “W” speclfymg a we]ght DCT character 

arrd nrnrrenc code ss spec]fied m Table 6 

6 Items provided with the revised NFSSAS 

1 This document “We,ghted analyses m NFSSAS” 

2 SAS progrmr and macro code 

3 SAS catalog contammg the mteractwe interface to NFSSAS 

4 L1stmgs of tsst resuJts 

5 L~tmgs of SAS program and macro code 

6 SAS program and macro documentation (printed copy and on d]sk) 

7 Revrsed control datssets IFFMT CTL and IFFILES CTL 

8 Exarnpls of revrsed control rmd reference datssets STMNTDCT, 

STMTDCVR, STMTDCVA CTL, SELECT37 CTL, SELECT40 CTL 

9 Rewssd NFSSAS system d.ssgn document pages


7 List of SAS programs and macros amended 

Tables 7, 8, 9, and 10, hst the SAS programs and macro programs amended 

during th]s revmon, orgamseed by program smte SAS programs are dlstmgmshed 

es type “s”, macro programs IIStype “m” Vers]on numbers of 

programs have been incremented by 1 and m each caee a brief amendment 

note with amendment date has been added to the program header 

Progrsm documentation has been ecbted only where changes are at the 

level of detad covered m the documentation For example mrxt mscroe goverrung 

prmtlng have only been changed by edd]ng a single mscro variable 

reference wluch rseolves to a null string (If no we]ghtmg M done) or text 

Identlfymg the weight DCT used m welghtmg In such ceses program documentation 

has been left untouched Where progrsm documentation hes 

been amended version numbers have been brought mto hne w]th vers]on 

numbers on the amended programs 

8 Interactive Interface: List of changes to SAS 

cat alog 

Tables 11 and 12 bst amended entrms m the SAS catslog nfssas sctOl whch 

drives the mteractwe interface to NFSSAS Entries of type “formula” are 

FSVIEWformulee, entnes of type “help” provrde mformat]on for help screens, 

entnes of type “progrsm” are AF progrsms, entnes of type “screen” are 

FSEDIT screen descr]pt]ons


Table 7 Amended SAS programs and macI 

Stute PrOgrrun Type 

Fqe cdwant37 m 

codewmt m 

compare m 

dctget 17 m 

dctvs17 m 

dofqel m 

dofqe2 m 

dofqe3 m 

dopr38 m 

fqe4 s 

fqe5 s 

fqecal m 

fqecal17 m 

getdcva m 

khst2 m 

megaloop m 

memno3 m 

permd37 m 

print10 m 

print 18p m 

prmt18q m 

print 18v m 

prmt22p m 

prmt22q m 

prmt22v m 

prmt30 m 

prmt30a m 

prmt35 m 

prmt36 m 

prmt37 m 

prmt38 m 

prmt4b m 

prmt4c m

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Table 8 A,mended SAS programs and macros Fqe continued


Table 9 Amended SAS programs and macros Import, Machb, Nf


Table 10 Amended SAS programs and macros Fh, Ntd, Pd, Preproc 

~ Su]te I Program I Type I 

EEEl 

Fh Illlp m 

prmt2a m 

prmt2b m 

prmt3 m 

prmt4a m 

rep2 m 

wrep3 m 

rep4a m 

Ntd getfin m 

, .. H+AlA.+ .. . . . . m 

R% 

m 

— 

I getprogs I m 

I I stdctcet i m -1


Table 11 Amended SAS catalog entr]es form, formula and help 

EEla 

Table 12 Amended SAS catalog entnes program and screen

ac.tz- 

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9 

10 

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12 

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Steps m mstallatlon of revised NFSSAS 

Ident@ area to serve ss workspace for mstallatlon ‘ 

Copy code and transport vers]on of catalog file, files of control and ref- 

erence data and Target results from d]skettes/Exabyte tape to MAFF 

workstation hard disk mstsllat]on workspace srea 

/ 

Run shell script to copy code and catalog to copy of Ssscode dmectory 

created for mst s.llatlon ‘ / 

Set permissions to read only (444) for these tiles 

/ 

Ident@ referencedata to be used to test msts.llat)on ~ 

Copy control files to reference data 

Create (If necessary) snd place new reference data sets (STMNTDCT, 

STMTDCVR, WEIGHT) m area from wh]ch Importatlon,csn occur 

Amend NFN20MTH snd TRANSFER CTL files m Importation area 

‘.’ 

Conduct mregula ,mportatlon and check results &t 

Place control datsaets SELECT37 CTL, SELECT40 CTL, STMNT- 

DCT CTL, STMTDCVA CTL m Workarea for mregul.sr analyses @ “ 

Conduct tests of rewed NFSSAS, regular monthly, Irregular unwelghted 

(1) and Irregular we,ghted (2) 

Check log files and compsre results w]th targets . 

Rewse test area 

(a) Copy SAS dataset vers]ons of IFFMT ~’ TL, and WEIG 

. 

n-~ -.> 

.4 

area reference data m Test/Tdata/Refdat/Orlg “k 

3 (b) Run SAS and smend test area vers,orrs of STMNTDCT and 

,.. 

‘: STMTDCVR so that they contain apprOprlate addltkOnal fields 

( Lv’kl /f / -~~kjw /4’c4m. 4-L AL+-!.’ L 

Run rogram to convert trsnsport version of mteractlve interface to /..~’-~ ‘/6/ 

compiled vers)on 

Invoke mtersctwe mterfsce 

(a) Check that weight DCT fields appesr as requrred m Statements 

2A, snd 7 Enter DCTS snd we]ght DCTS 

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(b) Check that we,ght DCT fields appear for Statements 37 and 40 

and complete requests mcludmg we]ght DCTS 

(c) Check that help screens appear for a select,on of screens 

(d) Exrt NFSSAS, requesting submlss]on now 

(e) Check that correct control files have been wmtten ‘ 

16 Hand over materials, prowde mstruct]on on use of revised NFSSAS, 

plan actw]t]es during acceptance period 

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1 

2. 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

SAS DATA SET NAHE 

L~TION 

S3URCE OF INFORMATION 

NPE OF DATA 

BRIEF OE.SXRIFTICM 

READ IN SAS PRCG (S) 

SORTED BY 

SAS DATA SET DESCRIPTION 

Flyyyynm where yyyy . year, e g 19B9 and imn . nmn!h, e g. 03 for March. 

SAS version of the SIR/SAS Interface rile FCODITEU, written after range and missing value CI)CCLS 

Logbook kta 

Records of acquisitions of food items regarded as falilng within the main scope of the Survey 

These foods are identifiable because the exclusion Indicator is set to zero (see the dala sel 

HAJFD) for the major foods within which they are contained There 1s one record for each 

acquisition 

FQfr7, HL2. 

NHNo 

VARIABLES AND THEIR DESCRIFfICN3 

VALID BRIEF 

NO NAME TYPE LENCTN RANGE REFERENCE MISSING DESCRIPTION 

1. HffNo 

2 FDITERNO 

3 LmDAY 

N 4 1-999999 N lKXJSflN3LD NUMBER 

N 4 1-9999 N FU3D ITEM NUMBER 

N 3 i-7 N LCC DAY 

Numeric code 1dentlfylllg a household 

Number un]quely identlfy]ng a food acqulsl L1l,# 

within a household 

The day number on wblch the food acqu]s I Llo!, 

occcurred counting i as the first day of 

record keepillg 

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2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

SAS DATA SET NAME 

LWATION 

SWRCE OF INFORHATIWI 

TVPE OF DATA 

BRIEF DESCRIPfIIX+ 

READ IN SK PRIX (S) 

SORTED BY 


F2yyyym where YYYY . year, e g 19s9 and mm = nxmth, e g 03 For March 

Aggregation of food acquisition information contained In SAS data set Fiyyyynmn 

Logbook Data 

Total acquisitions in the Survey week of food i terns regarded as faiilng WI thin the main scope of 

the Survey These foods are identifiable because the exclusion Indicator is set to zero (see tlm 

data set HAJFD) for tbe imJor foods WI thin which they are contained There is one record for 

each household for each minor food acquired by the household There is Information on numbers of 

purchases 

FQEl - FQE6, HLl, HE?, HL3, NF1 - NF5, NTD1, NTD2 

141NFD, HHNO 

VARIABLES AND THEIR DEEXRIPTIC$K 

VALID BRIEF 

NO NAUE NPE LF.NGfH RANGE REFERENCE MISSING DESCRIPTION 

1 HHNo N 4 N HOUSEHOLD NUMBER 

2 MINFD N 4 N MINOR FCX3DCODE 

Numarlc code identifying a household 

Numeric code Identlfylng minor food acquired 

3 HPV N B N IKRJSEHOLD PURCIIME VALUE 

Total for the Survey week of the amounl pa Id 

for the food acqul red, In pence 

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NO 

VALID BRIEF 

NAME TYPE LENCfH RANGE REFERENCZ MISSING DFXlfIFTION 

4 lKrf N 8 Y HLXJSEIIOLDCY3NSUNPTION QUANTITY 

5 HFQ N 

6 HNPORClf N 

7 NASFREE N 

Total for the Survey week or line qua!lti ty of 

food acqul red measured in a quan L1ty unl ( 

which is determined by the mjor food to WIIICI, 

the minor food code belongs 

N tiiXJSEHOLO FREE QUANTITY 

Total for the Survey week of the qunnt: ty of 

food acqul red free measured in a quanl i ty uni I 

which is determined by the nqor food to WIIICII 

the minor food code belongs 

N fklJSEHOLD NUMBER OF PURCILASES 

Total for the Survey week of the number of 

purchases of the food 

N tKXK3EHOLD FREE INDICATOR 

Equals 1 if household has free food for this 

food code, equals O otherwise 

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1. SAS DATA SET NAME Hlyyyymm where yyyy = year, e g 1989 and mm = month, e g 03 for March 

2. LCCATION 

3. SOURCE OF INFORMATION SAS version of the SIR/SAS Interface File HHLD, written after range and missing value 

checks 

4. TYPE OF DATA Logbook Data 

5. BRIEF DESCRIPTION of Household level logbook data from the SIR/SAS Interface 

6. READ IN SAS PROC (S) DCVCAL, FH1, HLl, NL2, HL3, NF5 

7. SORTED BY HHNO 

6 VARIABLES AND THEIR DFSCRIPTIONS 

VALID BRIEF 

NO NAME TYPE LENGTH RANGE REFERENCE MISSING DESCRIPTION 

1 HHNO N 4 1-999999 N HOUSEHOLD NUMBER 

Numeric code uniquely Identifying household 

in entire history of the Survey. The first 

two digits identify the year of the Survey 

with 1972 = 0O, 1973 = 01 

2 GORMET2 N 4 1-27 N GOVERNMENT OFFICE REGION – Metropolitan 

A 2 digit number denoting the metropolitan 

regional classification 

3 POSTREF N 4 1-100 N POSTCODE REFERENCE NUMBER 

A three digit number denoting the ONS 

postcode reference number 

4 SER N 4 1-28 N SERIAL NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLD 

Serial number of household in the area, 28 

addresses are selected in each quota.

Variables and their descriptions (continuation of H1yyymm) 

VALID BRIEF 


5 ADDRESS N 3 1-3 N The households selected at each 

address are numbered 1-3: quota + serial 

number + household number gives a unique 

serial number for each household 

6 REG N 3 0-10 N REGION 

Numeric code identifying region 

7 LAD N 4 0-9999 N LOCAL AUTHORITY DISTICT 

Numeric code identifying local authority 

district 

8 CYCLE N 3 1-34 N Cycle Number 

9 STYR N 4 1972-9999 N Statistical Year 

Statistical year to which data refer 

10 STMTH N 3 1-12 N Statistical Month 

Statistical month to which data refer 

11 DAT1REC D 8 no range check N DATE (1st DAY OF RECORDING) 

Date of first record keeping held as number 

of days between Jan 1 st 

1960 and the date of 

the first record keeping 

12 FRIJ N 3 0,1 Y FRIDGE CODE 

1 = owns fridge, 0 = does not own fridge 

13 MIC N 3 0,1 Y MICROWAVE CODE 

1 = owns microwave, 0 = does not own 

microwave


VALID BRIEF 


14 FREZ N 3 0,1 N FREEZER CODE 

1 = owns freezer, 0 = does not own freezer 

15 OWNDWELL N 3 1-6 N OWNERSHIP OF DWELLING 

Numeric code indicating nature of ownership 

of dwelling 

16 WITHJOB N 3 1,2 Y Does the accommodation go with a job of a 

member of the household? (1 = yes, 2 = no) 

17 LANDLORD N 3 1-7 Y LANDLORD 

Numerical code describing the nature of the 

landlord 

18 FURNISH N 3 1-3 Y FURNISHING (TENANTS) 

Is accommodation provided furnished (=1), 

part-furnished (=2) or unfurnished (=3) 

19 OWNDW N 3 1-7 Y OWNERSHIP 

Numerical code describing nature of ownership 

of dwelling 

20 HOUB N 3 1,2 N HOUSING BENEFIT 

1 = received, 2 = not received 

21 MEMHH N 3 1-28 N MEMBERS OF HOUSEHOLD 

Number of members of regular household


VALID BRIEF 


22 SCHMILK N 3 1-3 N School Milk 

Does child receive school milk 

1 = yes, 2 = no, 3 = does not apply 

23 PERNXHOH N 3 1-3 Y Person number (XHOH) 

Person number of crossover head of household 

24 INCGP N 3 1-8 y INCOME GROUP HOH 

Income group of head of household (1976 data 

and later) 

25 INCGP723 N 3 1-7 Y Income group HOH 1972-3 

26 INCGP745 N 8 1-8 Y Income group HOH 1974-5 

27 EARNERS N 3 0-28 N Earners 

Number of earners in the household 

28 OCCHOH N 4 0-9999 N OCCUPATION CODE (HOH) 

29 SOCHOH N 4 0-9999 N STANDARD OCCUPATION CODE (HOH) 

30 DACTHOH N 3 0-3 Y DEGREE OF ACTIVITY (HOH) 

Degree of activity of head of household: 0 = 

other, sedentry = 1, moderately active = 2, 

very active = 3


VALID BRIEF 


31 OCCXHOH N 4 0-99999 Y Occupation code (XHOH) 

32 SOCXHOH N 4 0-99999 Y STANDARD OCCUPATION CODE (XHOH) 

33 DACTXHOH N 3 0-3 Y DEGREE OF ACTIVITY (XHOH) 

Degree of activity of crossover head of 

household: 0 = other, sedentry = 1, 

moderately active = 2, very active = 3 

34 FINC N 4 10-999990 y FAMILY INCOME 

Total net weekly income of regular household 

members in pence 

35 FINCTP N 3 1-9 N FAMILY INCOME TYPE 

Code indicating nature of family income 

record 

36 GINC N 4 10-999990 Y GROSS INCOME (HOH and XHOH) 

Gross income of head of household (or 

crossover HOH) in pence 

37 PERNOHOH N 4 1-9999 N PERSON NUMBER (HOH) 

Number identifying head of household amongst 

regular household members 

38 PERNOHW N 4 1-9999 N Person number (HW) 

Number identifying housewife amongst regular 

household members 

39 JOBSTHOH N 4 1-9999 N JOB STATUS (HOH)


VALID BRIEF 


40 INCSP N 3 0,1 N INCOME SUPPLEMENT CODE 

1 = household on income support 

0 = household not on income support 

41 FCRED N 3 0,1 N FAMILY CREDIT CODE 

1 = household on family credit 

0 = household not on family credit 

42 SZWKEST N 3 0-3 N SIZE OF WORK ESATBLISHMENT (HOH) 

43 EMPST N 3 1,2 Y EMPLOYMENT STATUS (HOH) 

1 = not employed, 2 = employed 

44 WKDY1REC N 3 1-7 N WEEKDAY (1 st 

day of recording) 

From Sunday(1) to Saturday (7) 

45 PLCNS N 4 1-99999 Y PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCY 

Numeric identifier code 

46 SAMCL N 3 1-6 Y SAMPLE CLASS 

Population density of area in which household 

resides (1976 and later data) 

47 SAMCL725 N 3 1-6 Y SAMPLE CLASS 

Population density of area in which household 

resides (1972 to 1975data) 

48 AGEHOH N 3 16-110 Y AGE OF HOH (in years) 

49 AGEHW N 3 16-110 Y AGE OF HOUSEWIFE (in years)


VALID BRIEF 


50 ADLTM N 3 0-28 N MALE ADULTS 

Number of adult males in household (adult 

males = males aged 18 years or over OR aged 

16 years and over if HOH or XHOH) 

51 ADLTF N 3 0-28 N FEMALE ADULTS 

Number of adult females in household (adult 

females = females aged 18 years or over OR 

aged 16 years and over if HOH or XHOH) 

52 CHILD N 3 0-27 N CHILDREN 

Number of children (i.e. not classified as 

adult males or adult females) in the regular 

household 

53 OAPS N 3 0-28 N OAPS 

Number of regular members of household whose 

main source of income is the State Retirement 

Pension 

54 ADLTGT64 N 3 0-28 N Adults (aged over 64) 

Number of regular members of household aged 

over 64 years 

55 RELIGHW N 3 0-14 Y Religion of HOH (Northern Ireland only) 

Numeric code indicating religious affiliation 

of head of household 

56 RELIGHOH N 3 0-14 Y Religion of HW (Northern Ireland only) 

Numeric code indicating religious affiliation 

of housewife


VALID BRIEF 


57 VEGIND N 3 0-2 N Vegetarian Indicator 

0 = some meat fish eaten; 1 = fish but no 

meat; 2 = no meat or fish eaten 

58 BTCHNOOR N 4 0-9999 Y BATCH NUMBER (original) 

Number identifying batch in which Logbook was 

keyed 

59 RUNNOOR N 4 0-9999 Y Run Number (original) 

Number identifying first validation run 

60 RUNNOLU N 4 0-9999 Y Run number (latest) 

Number identifying last correction run or 

first validation run if no correction was 

made. 

61 DOORMILK N 3 1,2 N MILK DELIVERED (1 = yes, 2 = no)


1. SAS DATA SET NAME H2yyyymm where yyyy = year, e g 1989 and mm = month, e g 03 for March 

2. LCCATION 

3. SOURCE OF INFORMATION SAS version of the SIR/SAS Interface File HHLD, written after range and missing value 

checks 

5. BRIEF DESCRIPTION Household level logbook data derived from logbook data passed from the SIR system 

6. READ IN SAS PROG (S) DCVCAL, FH1, HL2, HL3, NF5 

7. SORTED BY HHNO 

6 VARIABLES AND THEIR DFSCRIPTIONS 

VALID BRIEF 


1 HHNO N 4 1-999999 N HOUSEHOLD NUMBER 

Numeric code uniquely Identifying household 

in entire history of the Survey. The first 

two digits identify the year of the Survey 

with 1972 = 0O, 1973 = 01 

2 STYR N 4 1972-9999 N Statistical Year 

Statistical year to which data refer 

3 STMTH N 3 1-12 N Statistical Month 

Statistical month to which data refer 

4 NPER1617 N 3 N Number aged 16 to 17 

Number of regular household members aged 

between 16 and 17 years 



between 12 and 15 years


VALID BRIEF 











9 NPER0000 N 3 N Number aged less than 1 

Number of regular household members aged less 

than 1 year 

10 HNUMPREG N 3 N Number pregnant 

Number of regular household members pregnant 

11 HFREEFD N 3 0,1 N FREE FOOD 

1 = household acquired free food 

0 = household did not acquire free food 

12 TOTFDEXP N 3 N TOTAL FUOD EXPENDITURE 

Total of al1 food expenditure (in pence) in 

Survey week: foods inside and outside the 

Survey


VALID BRIEF 


13 HHCOMP N 3 N HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION CODE 

Numeric code identifying household 

composition, defined as follows 

1. 1 adult only 

2. 1 adult + 1 or more children 

3. 2 adults only 

4. 2 adults + 1 child 

5. 2 adults + 2 children 

6. 2 adults + 3 children 

7. 2 adults + 4 or more children 

8. 3 adults only 

9. 4 or more adults only 

10. 3 adults + 1 or 2 children 

11. 3 or more adults + 3 or more children 

14 HNETBAL N 3 N HOUSEHOLD NET BALANCE 

Net balance of the household plus visitors

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2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

SAS DATA SEf NAME 

LOCATION 

SOURCE OF INFORMATION 

IYPE OF DATA 

BRIEF DESCRIPTION 

READ IN SAS PRLXl (S) 

SYJRTEO BY 


lflyyyynwnwhere yyyy . year, e g 1989 and mm = month, e g 03 for Harch 

SAS version of SIMSAS Interface File MEALST3~, written after range and missing value checks 

Logbook Data 

Logbook data recording meals outside the home 

tul 

HHNo 

VARIABLES AND THEIR DEKRIFTIONS 

VALID BRIEF 

NO NAIE TYPE LENGTH RANGE REFERENCZ HISSING DESCRIPTION 

1 HHNo N 4 1-999959 N HOUSEHOLD NUf4BER 

Numeric code uniquely identifying household 

2 LCCDAY N 3 1-7 N LOGDAY 

Number of days since recording began 

3 SW N 3 0-99 N SCli@3L HEALS PROVIDED 

No of school lunches (provided at school) 

eaten by school children aged 5 to under 16 on) 

the day In question 

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VALID BRIEF 

NO NAKE TYPE LENGTH RANGE REFERENCE MISSING DFSCXIPTIOR 

4 PRDL N 3 0-99 N PACXED LUNCHES 

No of packed lunches taken from home by 

school children aged 5 to under 16 regardless 

of where eaten lncludlng packed lunches dur]ng 

school hol]days and at weekends 

5 OTHL N 3 

6 HMnl_ N 3 

7 f41DML N 3 

8 MLxl N 3 

0-99 

0-99 

0-99 

0-99 

N CmER LUNCHES OUT 

Total no-. of other lunches brought outside tlm 

home by school chl ldren aged 5 to under 16 

lncludlng lunches purchased during school 

hol ldays and at weekends 

N )EALS ON WHEELS 

No of meals on wheels obtained on the given 

day 

N MIDDAY NEALS OUf 

To ta1 no of midday meals obtained outside llw 

home on the day In question Including meals 011 

whee 1s, midday meals taken by school chl Idren 

but exc 1ud Ing packed meals taken from home 

N HEALS our 

Total no of meals obtained outside the hume 

by all persons Lncludlng meals on wheels, 

taken by school chi Idren but excludlng packed 

lunches 


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2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

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SAS DATA SEf NAf4E 

LIXXTION 


TYPE OF DATA 


READ IN SAS PR02 (S) 

SORTED BY 


H2yyyytmn where yyyy . year, e g 1989 and mm . month, e g 03 for lfarch 

Aggregation of SAS version of SIff/SAS Interface File ~~ produced In the Interface 

Logbook Data 

Total numbers of meals outside the home of different types for each household 

FH1 , HL3 

HHNo 

VARIABLES AND THEIR DESCRIPTICXIS 

VALID BRIEF 

NO NANE TYPE LENGIH RANGE REFERENCE MISSING DESCRIPTION 

1 HHNo N 4 N HOUSEHOLD NUMBER 

Numeric code uniquely identifying household 

2 HfiSClfNL N 4 N TUfAL HOUSEHOLD 5CIKX3L NEALS PROVIOED 


school lunches (provided at school) eaten by 

school children aged 5 to under 16 

3 HHPRDL N 4 N TOTAL IIOUSEHOLD PACKED LUNCHES 


packed lunches taken from home by SC1)OO1 

children aged 5 to under 16 regardless of 

where eaten Includlng packed lunches during 

school holldays and at weekends 

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NO 

VALID BRIEF 

N~ ‘ITPE LENGTH RANGE REFERENCE MISSING DESCRIPTION 

4 HWfHL N 4 N TOTAL HOUSEHOLD OTHER LUNCHES OUf 

Total for the Survey week of the number or 

other lunches brought outside the home by 

school children aged 5 to under 16 lncludlng 

lunches purchased during school hol Idays and 

at weekends 

5 HHNLWHL N 4 

6 ffffHIDl!L N 4 

7 HHMSON 4 

8 NDAYSClU4 N 3 

N T~AL HOUSEHOLD KEAfS ON WHEELS 


meals on whee 1s 

N ToTAL HOUSEROLD MIDDAY KEALS OUf 


midday meals obtained outside the home on the 

day In question includlng meals on wheels, 

midday meals taken by school chl ldren but 

excluding packed meals taken from home 

N TOTAL HOUSEHOLD REALS OUT 


meals obtained outside the home by all person~ 

Includlng meals on wheels, taken by school 

chl Idren but exc Iudlng packed lunches 

N NUMBER OF DAYS (SCM~L MEALS) 

Number of days on which one or more meals arc 

recorded In one or more of the variables 

SClllfL,PKDL and UfHL contained in the file 

!41yyyym 

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NO 

VALID BRIEF 

NAJtE TYPE LENCTH RANGE REFERENCE HISSING DESCRIPTION 

9 NDAYSMO N 3 N NuHBER OF DAYS (MEALS OUT’) 

Number of days on which one or more meals 

recorded In the variable lU_SQ contained I 

file Hlyyyynm 

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6 

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LCK7ATION 

.WORCX OF INFORMATION 

TYPE OF DATA 

BRIEF DESC171PTION 

READ IN SE PROG (S) 

SURTED BY 


Plyyyymn where YYYY . year, e g 1989 and nrn. month, e g 03 for March 

SAS version of SIR/SAS Interface File PERSON, written after range and mlsslng value checks 

Logbook Data 

Logbook data giving information concerning regular members of a household 

HL2, HL3, NTD1, NTD2, NF5, PD1 

BNNo 

VARIABIES ANO THEIR DESCRIPTIONS 

VALID BRIEF 

NO NAME TYPE LEN(XH RANGE REFERENCX MIS-SING DF..StXIPTION 

1 HHNo N 4 1-s99999 N HOUSFHOLD NUNBER 

Numeric code uniquely Ident 1fylng a househo Id 

2 PERNO N 4 1-W99 N PERSON NUMBER 

Numeric code uniquely Identifying a person 

WI thin a household 

3 SEX N 3 

4 AGE N 3 

1,2 

O-ilo 

N SEX 

Numeric code glvlng sex of person 

(1) male (2) female 

Y AGE 

Age of person In years 

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VALID BRIEF 


5 WWK N 3 0-4 N WHETHER WORKING 

Numeric code indicating non-worker (0), 

fulltime worker (l), part time worker (2), 

temporarily unemployed(3), temporarily 

sick(4) 

6 PREG N 3 0,1 N PREGNANCY IND 

Numeric code Indicating whether (1) or not 

(0) 

Pregnant 

7 OCC N 4 0-9999 N OCCUPATION CODE 

Numeric code Indicating occupation 

8 SOC N 4 0-9999 N STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION 

9 DACT N 3 1-3 N DEGREE OF ACTIVITV 

Numeric code Indicating degree of activity as 

other (0), sedentary (1), moderately active 

(2), very active (3) 

10 NBALP N 3 0-100 N NET BALANCE 

Number indicating meals taken from the 

household food supply with 100 indicating all 

meals from household food supply

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

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SAS DATA SET NAKE 

LCCATIWI 

SOURCE OF INFoRMATION 

TYPE OF DATA 

BRIEF DESCRIFfION 

READ IN SAS PR@2 (S) 

SORTED BY 


Vlyyyyrmn where yyyy . year, e g 1939 and rmn. month, e g 03 for March 

SAS version of the SIRASAS Interface FI le VISGP, writ ten after range and mlsslng value checks 

Logbook w ta 

Logbook data concerning VISI tor groups 

RI-l, NL2, HL3, PD1 

Htmo 

VARIABLES AND ~IR DE.%RIPTIONS 

NO NAME TYPE LENGTH RANGE 

VALID BRIEF 

REFERENCE HISSING DESCRIPTION 

1 HHNo N 4 1-s9s999 N HcUSEHOLD NUMBER 

Numeric code uniquely ldentlfylng a household 

2 VISGPNO N 4 1-9999 N VISITOR GROUP NUMBER 

Numeric code uniquely Identlfylng a vlsltor 

group wlthm a household 

3 SEx N 3 1,2 N SEX 

Sex of vlsltors recorded under vlsltor group, 

male (1) or female (2) 

4 AGE N 3 0-110 Y AGE 

Age of vlsltor group In years K15slng If ~gc 

IS 18 years or more 

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VALID BRIEF 


5 OCC N 4 0-9999 N OCCUPATION CODE 

Numeric code indicating occupation 

6 SOC N 4 0-9999 N STANDARD OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION 

7 DACT N 3 1-3 N DEGREE OF ACTIVITV 

Numeric code Indicating degree of activity as 

other (0), sedentary (1), moderately active 

(2), very active (3) 

8 NBALVIS N 4 0-9999 N NET BALANCE 

Net balance of visitor group taking the value 

100 if the visitor group takes from the 

household food supply only, meals equivalent 

to an entire weeks’ meals for one regular 

person Note this entry can exceed 100 If 

there is more than one visitor recorded 

within a visitor group

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2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

SAS DATA SEf NAME 

LCCATION 


TYPE OF DATA 

BRIEF DESX3fIPTIc+4 

READ IN SAS PRa (S) 

SORTED BY 

m 


SAS version of SIff/SAS Interface File LXX, wri tten after range and mlsslng value checks 

Rererence Oata Interpretive 

Codes, numbers and descrlpt Ions of demographic classl fcat Ion types 

FH1 , FQE1 - FQE7, HL3, NF1 - NF5, NTD1 , NTD2, PD1 , R24, NFSSAS 

ECTNO 

VARIABLES AND THEIR DEXffIPTIDNS 

NO 

VALID BRIEF 

NAME TYPE LENCTH RANGE REFERENCE MISSING DESCRIPTION 

1 m c 8 apc N DEMCE CLASS TYPE 

Character code associated VI th a demographic 

class lcation type 

2 fxTD c 40 apc N DEMCG CLASS TYPE DESCT! 

A textual description of a demographic 

class lflcatlon type 

3 IR3N0 N 3 1-999 N DEMm CLASS NO 

A numeric code associated WI th a demugraphlc 

class lflcatlon type 

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The SAS System 

Obs DCT DCTD DCTNO 

1 ALLHH UK ALL HOUSEHOLDS 1 

2 GBHHLDS GREAT BRITAIN ALL HOUSEHOLDS 2 

3 NIHHLDS N. IRELAND ALL HOUSEHOLDS 3 

4 GBNI GB AND NI - ALL HOUSEHOLDS 4 

5 REG REGION 10 

6 EASE EAST ANGLIA/SOUTH EAST 11 

7 ENGLAND ENGLAND 12 

8 OLDREG OLD REGION 13 

9 GORS GOVERNMENT OFFICE REGIONS 15 

10 GORMET2 GOVERNMENT OFFICE REGIONS - METRO 16 

11 GORMANW MERSEYSIDE AND THE NORTH WEST 17 

12 LAD LOCAL AUTHORITY DISTRICT 20 

13 PLCNS PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCY 21 

14 NIDS NI DISTRICTS 25 

15 SAMCL SAMPLE CLASS 50 

16 NONMET NON-METROPOLITAN COUNTIES 51 

17 SAMCL725 SAMPLE CLASS (1972-1975) 52 

18 HHCOMP HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION 60 

19 HHCOMP1 HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION (1) 61 

20 HHCOMP2 HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION (2) 62 

21 HC75821 HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION (1975-1982)(1) 64 

22 HC7274 HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION (1972-1974) 65 

23 HC72741 HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION (1972-1974)(1) 66 

24 HHCOMPGB HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION - GB 67 

25 HHCOMPNI HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION - NI 68 

26 INCGP INCOME GROUP HOH (AND SCHEDULE) 70 

27 INCGX INCOME GROUP HOH (OAPS DISAGGR.) 71 

28 INCGP1 INCOME GROUP HOH (1) 72 

29 INCGP2 INCOME GROUP HOH (2) 73 

30 INCGP745 INCOME GROUP HOH (1974-1975) 74 

31 INCG7451 INCOME GROUP HOH (1974-1975)(1) 75 

32 INCGP723 INCOME GROUP HOH (ON SCHEDULE 1972-1973) 76 

33 INCG7231 INCOME GROUP HOH (1972-1973)(1) 77 

34 INCGRPGB INCOME GROUP HOH - GB 78 

35 INCGRPNI INCOME GROUP HOH - NI 79 

36 RGSOCL REGISTRAR GENERAL'S SOCIAL CLASS 80 

37 SCBOC SOCIAL CLASS BASED ON OCCUPATION 81 

38 SCBOC1 SOCIAL CLASS BASED ON OCCUPATION (1) 82 

39 INCAEGB INCOME GROUP HOH (A AND E) - GB 85 

40 INCAENI INCOME GROUP HOH (A AND E) - NI 86 

41 RGSEGP REGISTRAR GENERAL'S SOCIO-ECONOMIC GROUP 90 

42 OWNDW OWNERSHIP OF DWELLING 100 

43 OWNDWGB OWNERSHIP OF DWELLING - GB 101 

44 OWNDWNI OWNERSHIP OF DWELLING - NI 102 

45 AGEGPHW AGE GROUP OF HOUSEWIFE 110 

46 AGEGHWGB AGE GROUP OF MAIN DIARY KEEPER - GB 111 

47 AGEGHWNI AGE GROUP OF MAIN DIARY KEEPER - NI 112 

48 AGEGPHOH AGE GROUP OF HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD 120 

49 FRIJFREZ FRIDGE/FREEZER OWNERSHIP 130 

50 FRIJ FRIDGE OWNERSHIP 131 



51 FREZ FREEZER OWNERSHIP 132 

52 MICFREZ MICROWAVE/FREEZER OWNERSHIP 133 

53 MIC MICROWAVE OWNERSHIP 134 

54 MICFRZGB MICROWAVE/FREEZER OWNERSHIP - GB 135 

55 MICFRZNI MICROWAVE/FREEZER OWNERSHIP - NI 136 

56 FREZGB FREEZER OWNERSHIP - GB 137 

57 FREZNI FREEZER OWNERSHIP - NI 138 

58 PROFI PROFESSIONAL INDICATOR 140 

59 FINCTP FAMILY INCOME TYPE 160 

60 FINC NET FAMILY INCOME 161 

61 INCSFCRD INCOME SUPPORT/FAMILY CREDIT 220 

62 INCSP INCOME SUPPORT 221 

63 FCRED FAMILY CREDIT 222 

64 HOUB HOUSING BENEFITS 225 

65 HCXIGS HOUSEHOLD COMP x INCOME GROUP (SHORT) 370 

66 HCXIGS75 HOUSEHOLD COMP X INC GP (SHORT)(1975) 371 

67 HCXIG724 HOUSEHOLD COMP X INC GP (SHORT)(1972-74) 372 

68 HCXIGSGB GB HOUSEHOLD COMP X INCOME GROUP (SHORT) 373 

69 HCXIGSNI NI HOUSEHOLD COMP X INCOME GROUP (SHORT) 374

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70 HCXIGF HOUSEHOLD COMP X INCOME GROUP (FULL) 380 

71 HCXIGF75 HOUSEHOLD COMP X INC GP (FULL)(1975) 381 

72 ESXHC EMPLOYMENT STATUS HOH X HOUSEHOLD COMP 400 

73 ESXHC1 EMPLOYMENT STATUS HOH X HHLD COMP (1) 401 

74 ESXREG EMPLOYMENT STATUS HOH X REGION 410 

75 ESENG EMPLOYMENT STATUS : ENGLAND 411 

76 SCXIGF SAMPLE CLASS X INCOME GROUP (FULL) 420 

77 SCXIGF75 SAMPLE CLASS X INC GP (FULL)(1975) 421 

78 SCXIGS SAMPLE CLASS X INCOME GROUP (SHORT) 430 

79 SCXIGS75 SAMPLE CLASS X INC GP (SHORT)(1975) 431 

80 SCXHC SAMPLE CLASS X HOUSEHOLD COMP 440 

81 SCXHC1 SAMPLE CLASS X HOUSEHOLD COMP(1) 441 

82 SCXHC75 SAMPLE CLASS X HOUSEHOLD COMP (1975) 442 

83 SCXHC751 SAMPLE CLASS X HOUSEHOLD COMP (1)(1975) 443 

84 SCXREG SAMPLE CLASS : REGION 460 

85 SCEASE SAMPLE CLASS : ENGLAND 461 

86 SCXREG75 SAMPLE CLASS : REGION (1975) 462 

87 SCEASE75 SAMPLE CLASS : ENGLAND (1975) 463 

88 SOECSEGP SOEC SOCIO-ECONOMIC GROUPS 480 

89 SEGP SOCIO-ECONOMIC GROUPS 481 

90 SEGP1 SOCIO-ECONOMIC GROUPS (1) 482 

91 SOECHC SOEC HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION 490 

92 EMPST EMPLOYMENT STATUS HOH 500 

93 ESXSC EMPLOYMENT STATUS HOH X SAMPLE CLASS 510 

94 ESNMLT EMPLOYMENT STATUS HOH : NON-MET COUNTIES 511 

95 ESXIG EMPLOYMENT STATUS HOH X INCOME GROUP 520 

96 ESXIG1 EMPLOYMENT STATUS HOH X INCOME GROUP (1) 521 

97 OCCHOH OCCUPATION CODE {HOH} 550 

98 OCCXHOH OCCUPATION CODE {XHOH} 551 

99 SOCHOH OCCUPATION OF HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD 552 

100 SOCHGP OCCUPATION OF HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD-GROUPS 553 



101 DACTHOH DEGREE OF ACTIVITY {HOH} 555 

102 DACTXHOH DEGREE OF ACTIVITY {XHOH} 556 

103 VEGIND VEGETARIAN/NON-VEGETARIAN 600 

104 REGXHC REGION X HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION 603 

105 REGXIG REGION X INCOME GROUP 604 

106 JOBSTHOH JOB STATUS FOR HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD 700 

107 SZWKEST SIZE OF WORK ESTABLISHMENT HOH 750 

108 RELIGHOH RELIGION HOH - NI 760 

109 RELIGHW RELIGION MAIN DIARY KEEPER - NI 761 

110 DOORMILK WHO HAS MILK DELIVERED 770

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SOURCE OF INFORMATION SAS version of SIfUSAS Interface File D?/, written after range and mlsslng value checks 

TYPE OF DATA Reference Data Interpretive 

BRIEF DE5tRIPTION Codes, numbers and descriptions of demographic classlflcatlo” values and codes and numbers U1 

associated demographic classi fIcatIon types 

READ IN SAS PRcZ (S) ml, FQE - FQE7, RL3, NFI - NF5, NTDI, N7D2, R24, NFSSAs 

FXJRTED BY lxx, m 

VARIABLES ANO TREIR DExRIPTICNS 

NO 

VALID BRIEF 

NAME ‘mm LENCffi RANGE REFERENCE MISSING DFXRIPTION 

1 lxx c 8 apc N DE!KX2 CLASS TVPE 

Character code associated with a demographic 


2 Dcv N 4 0-99999 N DEMIX CLASS VALUE 

Numeric code associated with a demograpltlc 

class lflcatlon value 

3 IKVl)L c 40 apc N DEM@2 CLASS VALUE OE’3CR LONC 

A long textual description of a demograpl,]c 


4 m c 20 apc N OEM~ CLkSS VALUE DCSCR S}IORT 

A short textual description of a fKX 


2002 14 

2002 15 


Obs DCT DCV DCVDL DCVDS 

1 AGEGHWGB 1 GB AGED UNDER 25 GB AGED UNDER 25 

2 AGEGHWGB 2 GB AGED 25 - 34 GB AGED 25 - 34 





7 AGEGHWGB 7 GB AGED 75 & OVER GB AGED 75 & OVER 

8 AGEGHWGB 8 GB AGE UNKNOWN GB AGE UNKNOWN 

9 AGEGHWNI 1 NI AGED UNDER 25 NI AGED UNDER 25 

10 AGEGHWNI 2 NI AGED 25 - 34 NI AGED 25 - 34 





15 AGEGHWNI 7 NI AGED 75 & OVER NI AGED 75 & OVER 

16 AGEGHWNI 8 NI AGE UNKNOWN NI AGE UNKNOWN 

17 AGEGPHOH 1 AGED UNDER 25 AGED UNDER 25 

18 AGEGPHOH 2 AGED 25 - 34 AGED 25 - 34 





23 AGEGPHOH 7 AGED 75 & OVER AGED 75 & OVER 

24 AGEGPHOH 8 AGE UNKNOWN AGE UNKNOWN 

25 AGEGPHW 1 AGED UNDER 25 AGED UNDER 25 

26 AGEGPHW 2 AGED 25 - 34 AGED 25 - 34 





31 AGEGPHW 7 AGED 75 & OVER AGED 75 & OVER 

32 AGEGPHW 8 AGE UNKNOWN AGE UNKNOWN 

33 ALLHH 1 ALL HOUSEHOLDS ALL HOUSEHOLDS 

34 DACTHOH 0 OTHER OTHER 

35 DACTHOH 1 SEDENTARY SEDENTARY 

36 DACTHOH 2 MODERATELY ACTIVE MODERATELY ACTIVE 

37 DACTHOH 3 VERY ACTIVE VERY ACTIVE 

38 DACTXHOH 0 OTHER OTHER 

39 DACTXHOH 1 SEDENTARY SEDENTARY 

40 DACTXHOH 2 MODERATELY ACTIVE MODERATELY ACTIVE 

41 DACTXHOH 3 VERY ACTIVE VERY ACTIVE 

42 DOORMILK 1 MILK DELIVERED MILK DELIVERED 

43 DOORMILK 2 MILK NOT DELIVERED MILK NOT DELIVERED 

44 EASE 10 S.EAST/E.ANGLIA S.EAST/E.ANGLIA 

45 EMPST 1 HOH UNEMPLOYED HOH UNEMPLOYED 

46 EMPST 2 HOH EMPLOYED HOH EMPLOYED 

47 ENGLAND 11 ENGLAND ENGLAND 

48 ESENG 1 ENGLAND X UNEMPLOYED ENGLAND X UNEMPLOYED 

49 ESENG 2 ENGLAND X EMPLOYED ENGLAND X EMPLOYED 

50 ESNMLT 13 NON-MET DIS X UNEMPLOYED NON-MET DIS X UNEMPL 



51 ESNMLT 14 NON-MET DIS X EMPLOYED NON-MET DIS X EMPL 

52 ESXHC 1 A ONLY X UNEMPLOYED A ONLY X UNEMPLOYED 

53 ESXHC 2 1A,1+C X UNEMPLOYED 1A,1+C X UNEMPLOYED 

54 ESXHC 3 2A,1C X UNEMPLOYED 2A,1C X UNEMPLOYED 



57 ESXHC 6 2A,4+C X UNEMPLOYED 2A,4+C X UNEMPLOYED 

58 ESXHC 7 3+A,1+C X UNEMPLOYED 3+A,1+C X UNEMPLOYED 

59 ESXHC 8 A ONLY X EMPLOYED A ONLY X EMPLOYED 

60 ESXHC 9 1A,1+C X EMPLOYED 1A,1+C X EMPLOYED 

61 ESXHC 10 2A,1C X EMPLOYED 2A,1C X EMPLOYED 



64 ESXHC 13 2A,4+C X EMPLOYED 2A,4+C X EMPLOYED 

65 ESXHC 14 3+A,1+C X EMPLOYED 3+A,1+C X EMPLOYED 

66 ESXHC1 15 2A 1+C X UNEMPLOYED 2A 1+C X UNEMPLOYED 

67 ESXHC1 16 2A 1+C X EMPLOYED 2A 1+C X EMPLOYED 

68 ESXIG 1 A1+A2 X UNEMPLOYED A1+A2 X UNEMPLOYED 

69 ESXIG 2 B X UNEMPLOYED B X UNEMPLOYED

2002 16 

70 ESXIG 3 C X UNEMPLOYED C X UNEMPLOYED 

71 ESXIG 4 D X UNEMPLOYED D X UNEMPLOYED 

72 ESXIG 5 E1 X UNEMPLOYED E1 X UNEMPLOYED 

73 ESXIG 6 E2 X UNEMPLOYED E2 X UNEMPLOYED 

74 ESXIG 7 OAP X UNEMPLOYED OAP X UNEMPLOYED 

75 ESXIG 8 A1+A2 X EMPLOYED A1+A2 X EMPLOYED 

76 ESXIG 9 B X EMPLOYED B X EMPLOYED 

77 ESXIG 10 C X EMPLOYED C X EMPLOYED 

78 ESXIG 11 D X EMPLOYED D X EMPLOYED 

79 ESXIG 12 E1 X EMPLOYED E1 X EMPLOYED 

80 ESXIG 13 E2 X EMPLOYED E2 X EMPLOYED 

81 ESXIG 14 OAP X EMPLOYED OAP X EMPLOYED 

82 ESXIG1 15 E1 + E2 X UNEMPLOYED E1 + E2 X UNEMPLOYED 

83 ESXIG1 16 E1 + E2 X EMPLOYED E1 + E2 X EMPLOYED 

84 ESXREG 1 WALES X UNEMPLOYED WALES X UNEMPLOYED 

85 ESXREG 2 SCOTLAND X UNEMPLOYD SCOTLAND X UNEMPLOYD 

86 ESXREG 3 NORTHERN XUNEMPLOYED NORTHERN XUNEMPLOYED 

87 ESXREG 4 YORKS + HUMB X UNEMP YORKS + HUMB X UNEMP 

88 ESXREG 5 N.W. X UNEMPLOYED N.W. X UNEMPLOYED 

89 ESXREG 6 E. MID X UNEMPLOYED E. MID X UNEMPLOYED 

90 ESXREG 7 W. MID X UNEMPLOYED W. MID X UNEMPLOYED 

91 ESXREG 8 SW X UNEMPLOYED SW X UNEMPLOYED 

92 ESXREG 9 SE/E.ANGLIA X UNEMPLOYED SE/E.ANGLIA X UNEMPL 

93 ESXREG 10 WALES X EMPLOYED WALES X EMPLOYED 

94 ESXREG 11 SCOTLAND X EMPLOYED SCOTLAND X EMPLOYED 

95 ESXREG 12 NORTHERN X EMPLOYED NORTHERN X EMPLOYED 

96 ESXREG 13 YORKS + HUMB X EMPL YORKS + HUMB X EMPL 

97 ESXREG 14 NW X EMPLOYED NW X EMPLOYED 

98 ESXREG 15 E MID X EMPLOYED E MID X EMPLOYED 

99 ESXREG 16 W MID X EMPLOYED W MID X EMPLOYED 

100 ESXREG 17 SW X EMPLOYED SW X EMPLOYED 



101 ESXREG 18 SE/E.ANGLIA X EMPLOYED SE/E.ANGLIA X 

EMPL 

102 ESXSC 1 GLC X UNEMPLOYED GLC X UNEMPLOYED 

103 ESXSC 2 MET.DIS X UNEMPLOYED MET.DIS X 

UNEMPLOYED 

104 ESXSC 3 7+ X UNEMPLOYED 7+ X UNEMPLOYED 

105 ESXSC 4 3

137 FREZ 1 FREEZER OWNERS FREEZER OWNERS 

138 FREZGB 0 DO NOT OWN FREEZER IN GB DO NOT OWN 

FREEZER 

139 FREZGB 1 OWNS FREEZER IN GB FREEZER OWNERS GB 

140 FREZNI 0 DO NOT OWN FREEZER IN NI DO NOT OWN 

FREEZER 

141 FREZNI 1 OWNS FREEZER IN NI FREEZER OWNERS NI 

142 FRIJ 0 DO NOT OWN FRIDGE DO NOT OWN FRIDGE 

143 FRIJ 1 FRIDGE OWNERS FRIDGE OWNERS 

144 FRIJFREZ 1 OWNS FRIDGE ONLY OWNS FRIDGE ONLY 

145 FRIJFREZ 2 OWNS FREEZER ONLY OWNS FREEZER ONLY 

146 FRIJFREZ 3 OWNS BOTH OWNS BOTH 

147 FRIJFREZ 4 OWNS NEITHER OWNS NEITHER 

148 GBHHLDS 1 GREAT BRITAIN ALL HOUSEHOLDS GREAT BRITAIN 

149 GBNI 1 GB ALL HOUSEHOLDS GB 

150 GBNI 2 NI ALL HOUSEHOLDS NI 

2002 17 

HUMBER 

2002 18 



151 GORMANW 1 MERSEYSIDE AND THE NORTH WEST MERSEY AND N W 

152 GORMET2 1 NORTH EAST METROPOLITAN N E METRO 

153 GORMET2 2 NORTH EAST NON-METROPOLITAN N E NON-METRO 

154 GORMET2 3 NORTH WEST METROPOLITAN N W METRO 

155 GORMET2 4 NORTH WEST NON-METROPOLITAN N W NON-METRO 

156 GORMET2 5 MERSEYSIDE MERSEYSIDE 

157 GORMET2 6 YORKS + HUMBERSIDE METROPOLITAN YORK HUMB METRO 

158 GORMET2 7 YORKS+HUMBERSIDE NON-METROPOLITAN YORK HUMB NON-METRO 

159 GORMET2 8 EAST MIDLANDS E MIDLANDS 

160 GORMET2 9 WEST MIDLANDS METROPOLITAN W MID METRO 

161 GORMET2 10 WEST MIDLANDS NON-METROPOLITAN W MID NON-METRO 

162 GORMET2 11 EAST OUTER METROPOLITAN E OUTER METRO 

163 GORMET2 12 EAST OTHER E OTHER 

164 GORMET2 13 LONDON INNER LONDON IN 

165 GORMET2 14 LONDON OUTER LONDON OUT 

166 GORMET2 15 SOUTH EAST OUTER METROPOLITAN S E OUT METRO 

167 GORMET2 16 SOUTH EAST OTHER S E OTHER 

168 GORMET2 17 SOUTH WEST S WEST 

169 GORMET2 18 GLAMORGAN GWENT GLAM GWENT 

170 GORMET2 19 CLWYD GWYNEDD DYFED POWYS CLWYD TO POWYS 

171 GORMET2 20 HIGHLANDS GRAMPIAN TAYSIDE HIGH TO TAY 

172 GORMET2 21 FIFE CENTRAL LOTHIAN FIFE TO LOTH 

173 GORMET2 22 GLASGOW GLASGOW 

174 GORMET2 23 STRATHCYLDE EX GLASGOW STRAH EX GLASG 

175 GORMET2 24 BORDER DUMFRIES GALLOWAY BORDER TO GALL 

176 GORMET2 25 BELFAST BELFAST 

177 GORMET2 26 NORTHERN IRELAND URBAN NI URB 

178 GORMET2 27 NORTHERN IRELAND RURAL NI RURAL 

179 GORS 1 NORTH EAST ENGLAND NORTH EAST 

180 GORS 2 NORTH WEST ENGLAND NORTH WEST 

181 GORS 3 MERSEYSIDE MERSEYSIDE 

182 GORS 4 YORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER YORKS AND THE 

183 GORS 5 EAST MIDLANDS EAST MIDLANDS 

184 GORS 6 WEST MIDLANDS WEST MIDLANDS 

185 GORS 7 EAST ENGLAND EAST 

186 GORS 8 LONDON LONDON 

187 GORS 9 SOUTH-EAST ENGLAND SOUTH-EAST 

188 GORS 10 SOUTH-WEST ENGLAND SOUTH-WEST 

189 GORS 11 WALES WALES 

190 GORS 12 SCOTLAND SCOTLAND 

191 GORS 13 NORTHERN IRELAND N.IRELAND 

192 HC7274 1 1A 1A 

193 HC7274 2 1A 1+C 1A 1+C 

194 HC7274 3 2A , HW

2002 19 

203 HC7274 12 2A 4+C , HW 35+ 2A 4+C , HW 35+ 

204 HC7274 13 3A 3A 

205 HC7274 14 4+A 4+A 

206 HC7274 15 3+A 1-2C 3+A 1-2C 

207 HC7274 16 3+A 3+C 3+A 3+C 

208 HC72741 17 2A 2A 

209 HC72741 18 2A 1-2C 2A 1-2C 

210 HC72741 19 2A 3C 2A 3C 

211 HC72741 20 2A 4+C 2A 4+C 

212 HC72741 21 3+A 3+A 

213 HC75821 12 3+A 3+A 

214 HCXIG724 1 1+A ONLY X A1 + A2 1+A ONLY X A1 + A2 

215 HCXIG724 2 1+A ONLY X B 1+A ONLY X B 

216 HCXIG724 3 1+A ONLY X C 1+A ONLY X C 

217 HCXIG724 4 1+A ONLY X D1 + D2 1+A ONLY X D1 + D2 

218 HCXIG724 5 1A + 1+C X A1 + A2 1A + 1+C X A1 + A2 

219 HCXIG724 6 1A + 1+C X B 1A + 1+C X B 

220 HCXIG724 7 1A + 1+C X C 1A + 1+C X C 

221 HCXIG724 8 1A + 1+C X D1 + D2 1A + 1+C X D1 + D2 

222 HCXIG724 9 2A + 1-2C X A1 + A2 2A + 1-2C X A1 + A2 

223 HCXIG724 10 2A + 1-2C X B 2A + 1-2C X B 

224 HCXIG724 11 2A + 1-2C X C 2A + 1-2C X C 

225 HCXIG724 12 2A + 1-2C X D1 + D2 2A + 1-2C X D1 + D2 

226 HCXIG724 13 2A + 3C X A1 + A2 2A + 3C X A1 + A2 

227 HCXIG724 14 2A + 3C X B 2A + 3C X B 

228 HCXIG724 15 2A + 3C X C 2A + 3C X C 

229 HCXIG724 16 2A + 3C X D1 + D2 2A + 3C X D1 + D2 

230 HCXIG724 17 2A + 4+C X A1 + A2 2A + 4+C X A1 + A2 

231 HCXIG724 18 2A + 4+C X B 2A + 4+C X B 

232 HCXIG724 19 2A + 4+C X C 2A + 4+C X C 

233 HCXIG724 20 2A + 4+C X D1 + D2 2A + 4+C X D1 + D2 

234 HCXIG724 21 3+A + 1+C X A1 + A2 3+A + 1+C X A1 + A2 

235 HCXIG724 22 3+A + 1+C X B 3+A + 1+C X B 

236 HCXIG724 23 3+A + 1+C X C 3+A + 1+C X C 

237 HCXIG724 24 3+A + 1+C X D1 + D2 3+A + 1+C X D1 + D2 

238 HCXIGF 1 1A X A1 1A X A1 


240 HCXIGF 3 1A X B 1A X B 

241 HCXIGF 4 1A X C 1A X C 

242 HCXIGF 5 1A X D 1A X D 

243 HCXIGF 6 1A X E1 1A X E1 


245 HCXIGF 8 1A X OAP1 1A X OAP1 



248 HCXIGF 11 1A + C X A1 1A + C X A1 

249 HCXIGF 12 1A + C X A2 1A + C X A2 

250 HCXIGF 13 1A + C X B 1A + C X B 



251 HCXIGF 14 1A + C X C 1A + C X C 

252 HCXIGF 15 1A + C X D 1A + C X D 

253 HCXIGF 16 1A + C X E1 1A + C X E1 

254 HCXIGF 17 1A + C X E2 1A + C X E2 

255 HCXIGF 18 1A + C X OAP1 1A + C X OAP1 













268 HCXIGF 31 2A + 1C X A1 2A + 1C X A1 


270 HCXIGF 33 2A + 1C X B 2A + 1C X B 

271 HCXIGF 34 2A + 1C X C 2A + 1C X C 

272 HCXIGF 35 2A + 1C X D 2A + 1C X D 

273 HCXIGF 36 2A + 1C X E1 2A + 1C X E1 


275 HCXIGF 38 2A + 1C X OAP1 2A + 1C X OAP1 


277 HCXIGF 40 2A + 1C X OAP3 2A + 1C X OAP3

2002 20 





















298 HCXIGF 101 2A + 4+C X A1 2A + 4+C X A1 

299 HCXIGF 102 2A + 4+C X A2 2A + 4+C X A2 

300 HCXIGF 103 2A + 4+C X B 2A + 4+C X B 



301 HCXIGF 104 2A + 4+C X C 2A + 4+C X C 

302 HCXIGF 105 2A + 4+C X D 2A + 4+C X D 

303 HCXIGF 106 2A + 4+C X E1 2A + 4+C X E1 

304 HCXIGF 107 2A + 4+C X E2 2A + 4+C X E2 

305 HCXIGF 108 2A + 4+C X OAP1 2A + 4+C X OAP1 



308 HCXIGF 111 3A X A1 3A X A1 

309 HCXIGF 112 3A X A2 3A X A2 




313 HCXIGF 116 3A X E1 3A X E1 

314 HCXIGF 117 3A X E2 3A X E2 




318 HCXIGF 121 4+A X A1 4+A X A1 

319 HCXIGF 122 4+A X A2 4+A X A2 

320 HCXIGF 123 4+A X B 4+A X B 

321 HCXIGF 124 4+A X C 4+A X C 

322 HCXIGF 125 4+A X D 4+A X D 

323 HCXIGF 126 4+A X E1 4+A X E1 

324 HCXIGF 127 4+A X E2 4+A X E2 

325 HCXIGF 128 4+A X OAP1 4+A X OAP1 



328 HCXIGF 131 3+A 1-2C X A1 3+A 1-2C X A1 

329 HCXIGF 132 3+A 1-2C X A2 3+A 1-2C X A2 

330 HCXIGF 133 3+A 1-2C X B 3+A 1-2C X B 

331 HCXIGF 134 3+A 1-2C X C 3+A 1-2C X C 

332 HCXIGF 135 3+A 1-2C X D 3+A 1-2C X D 

333 HCXIGF 136 3+A 1-2C X E1 3+A 1-2C X E1 

334 HCXIGF 137 3+A 1-2C X E2 3+A 1-2C X E2 

335 HCXIGF 138 3+A 1-2C X OAP1 3+A 1-2C X OAP1 



338 HCXIGF 141 3+A 3+C X A1 3+A 3+C X A1 

339 HCXIGF 142 3+A 3+C X A2 3+A 3+C X A2 

340 HCXIGF 143 3+A 3+C X B 3+A 3+C X B 

341 HCXIGF 144 3+A 3+C X C 3+A 3+C X C 

342 HCXIGF 145 3+A 3+C X D 3+A 3+C X D 

343 HCXIGF 146 3+A 3+C X E1 3+A 3+C X E1 

344 HCXIGF 147 3+A 3+C X E2 3+A 3+C X E2 

345 HCXIGF 148 3+A 3+C X OAP1 3+A 3+C X OAP1 



348 HCXIGF75 1 1A X A1 1A X A1 

349 HCXIGF75 2 1A X A2 1A X A2 

350 HCXIGF75 3 1A X B 1A X B 

The SAS System

2002 21 

2002 22 


351 HCXIGF75 4 1A X C 1A X C 

352 HCXIGF75 5 1A X D1 1A X D1 

353 HCXIGF75 6 1A X D2 1A X D2 

354 HCXIGF75 7 1A X D3 1A X D3 

355 HCXIGF75 8 1A X OAP1 1A X OAP1 



358 HCXIGF75 11 1A + C X A1 1A + C X A1 

359 HCXIGF75 12 1A + C X A2 1A + C X A2 

360 HCXIGF75 13 1A + C X B 1A + C X B 

361 HCXIGF75 14 1A + C X C 1A + C X C 

362 HCXIGF75 15 1A + C X D1 1A + C X D1 



365 HCXIGF75 18 1A + C X OAP1 1A + C X OAP1 



368 HCXIGF75 21 2A X A1 2A X A1 

369 HCXIGF75 22 2A X A2 2A X A2 

370 HCXIGF75 23 2A X B 2A X B 

371 HCXIGF75 24 2A X C 2A X C 

372 HCXIGF75 25 2A X D1 2A X D1 

373 HCXIGF75 26 2A X D2 2A X D2 

374 HCXIGF75 27 2A X D3 2A X D3 




378 HCXIGF75 31 2A + 1C X A1 2A + 1C X A1 


380 HCXIGF75 33 2A + 1C X B 2A + 1C X B 

381 HCXIGF75 34 2A + 1C X C 2A + 1C X C 

382 HCXIGF75 35 2A + 1C X D1 2A + 1C X D1 



385 HCXIGF75 38 2A + 1C X OAP1 2A + 1C X OAP1 

























408 HCXIGF75 101 2A + 4+C X A1 2A + 4+C X A1 

409 HCXIGF75 102 2A + 4+C X A2 2A + 4+C X A2 

410 HCXIGF75 103 2A + 4+C X B 2A + 4+C X B 

411 HCXIGF75 104 2A + 4+C X C 2A + 4+C X C 

412 HCXIGF75 105 2A + 4+C X D1 2A + 4+C X D1 



415 HCXIGF75 108 2A + 4+C X OAP1 2A + 4+C X OAP1 



418 HCXIGF75 111 3A X A1 3A X A1 

419 HCXIGF75 112 3A X A2 3A X A2 

420 HCXIGF75 113 3A X B 3A X B 

421 HCXIGF75 114 3A X C 3A X C

2002 23 

422 HCXIGF75 115 3A X D1 3A X D1 

423 HCXIGF75 116 3A X D2 3A X D2 

424 HCXIGF75 117 3A X D3 3A X D3 




428 HCXIGF75 121 4+A X A1 4+A X A1 

429 HCXIGF75 122 4+A X A2 4+A X A2 

430 HCXIGF75 123 4+A X B 4+A X B 

431 HCXIGF75 124 4+A X C 4+A X C 

432 HCXIGF75 125 4+A X D1 4+A X D1 

433 HCXIGF75 126 4+A X D2 4+A X D2 

434 HCXIGF75 127 4+A X D3 4+A X D3 

435 HCXIGF75 128 4+A X OAP1 4+A X OAP1 



438 HCXIGF75 131 3+A + 1-2C X A1 3+A + 1-2C X A1 

439 HCXIGF75 132 3+A + 1-2C X A2 3+A + 1-2C X A2 

440 HCXIGF75 133 3+A + 1-2C X B 3+A + 1-2C X B 

441 HCXIGF75 134 3+A + 1-2C X C 3+A + 1-2C X C 

442 HCXIGF75 135 3+A + 1-2C X D1 3+A + 1-2C X D1 



445 HCXIGF75 138 3+A + 1-2C X OAP1 3+A + 1-2C X OAP1 



448 HCXIGF75 141 3+A + 3+C X A1 3+A + 3+C X A1 

449 HCXIGF75 142 3+A + 3+C X A2 3+A + 3+C X A2 

450 HCXIGF75 143 3+A + 3+C X B 3+A + 3+C X B 



451 HCXIGF75 144 3+A + 3+C X C 3+A + 3+C X C 

452 HCXIGF75 145 3+A + 3+C X D1 3+A + 3+C X D1 



455 HCXIGF75 148 3+A + 3+C X OAP1 3+A + 3+C X OAP1 



458 HCXIGS 1 A ONLY / IG A1+A2 A ONLY / IG A1+A2 

459 HCXIGS 2 A ONLY / IG B A ONLY / IG B 

460 HCXIGS 3 A ONLY / IG C A ONLY / IG C 

461 HCXIGS 4 A ONLY/1G D+E2 A ONLY/1G D+E2 

462 HCXIGS 5 1A+C / IG A1+A2 1A+C / IG A1+A2 

463 HCXIGS 6 1A+C / IG B 1A+C / IG B 

464 HCXIGS 7 1A+C / IG C 1A+C / IG C 

465 HCXIGS 8 1A+C/1G D+E2 1A+C/1G D+E2 

466 HCXIGS 9 2A 1C / IG A1+A2 2A 1C / IG A1+A2 

467 HCXIGS 10 2A 1C / IG B 2A 1C / IG B 

468 HCXIGS 11 2A 1C / IG C 2A 1C / IG C 

469 HCXIGS 12 2A 1C/1G D+E2 2A 1C/1G D+E2 









478 HCXIGS 21 2A 4+C / IG A1+A2 2A 4+C / IG A1+A2 

479 HCXIGS 22 2A 4+C / IG B 2A 4+C / IG B 

480 HCXIGS 23 2A 4+C / IG C 2A 4+C / IG C 

481 HCXIGS 24 2A 4+C/D+E2 2A 4+C/D+E2 

482 HCXIGS 25 3+A+C / IG A1+A2 3+A+C / IG A1+A2 

483 HCXIGS 26 3+A+C / IG B 3+A+C / IG B 

484 HCXIGS 27 3+A+C / IG C 3+A+C / IG C 

485 HCXIGS 28 3+A+C/1G D+E2 3+A+C/1G D+E2 

486 HCXIGS75 1 1+A ONLY X A1 + A2 1+A ONLY X A1 + A2 

487 HCXIGS75 2 1+A ONLY X B 1+A ONLY X B 

488 HCXIGS75 3 1+A ONLY X C 1+A ONLY X C 

489 HCXIGS75 4 1+A ONLY X D1 + D2 1+A ONLY X D1 + D2 

490 HCXIGS75 5 1A + 1+C X A1 + A2 1A + 1+C X A1 + A2 

491 HCXIGS75 6 1A + 1+C X B 1A + 1+C X B 

492 HCXIGS75 7 1A + 1+C X C 1A + 1+C X C 

493 HCXIGS75 8 1A + 1+C X D1 + D2 1A + 1+C X D1 + D2 

494 HCXIGS75 9 2A + 1C X A1 + A2 2A + 1C X A1 + A2 

495 HCXIGS75 10 2A + 1C X B 2A + 1C X B 

496 HCXIGS75 11 2A + 1C X C 2A + 1C XC

2002 24 

2002 25 

497 HCXIGS75 12 2A + 1C X D1 + D2 2A + 1C X D1 + D2 



500 HCXIGS75 15 2A + 2C X C 2A + 2C X C 






504 HCXIGS75 19 2A + 3C X C 2A + 3C X C 


506 HCXIGS75 21 2A + 4+C X A1 + A2 2A + 4+C X A1 + A2 

507 HCXIGS75 22 2A + 4+C X B 2A + 4+C X B 

508 HCXIGS75 23 2A + 4+C X C 2A + 4+C X C 

509 HCXIGS75 24 2A + 4+C X D1 + D2 2A + 4+C X D1 + D2 

510 HCXIGS75 25 3+A + 1+C X A1 + A2 3+A + 1+C X A1 + A2 

511 HCXIGS75 26 3+A + 1+C X B 3+A + 1+C X B 

512 HCXIGS75 27 3+A + 1+C X C 3+A + 1+C X C 

513 HCXIGS75 28 3+A + 1+C X D1 + D2 3+A + 1+C X D1 + D2 

514 HCXIGSGB 1 GB A ONLY / IG A1+A2 GB A ONLY / IG A1+A2 

515 HCXIGSGB 2 GB A ONLY / IG B GB A ONLY / IG B 

516 HCXIGSGB 3 GB A ONLY / IG C GB A ONLY / IG C 

517 HCXIGSGB 4 GB A ONLY / IG D+E2 GB A ONLY / IG D+E2 

518 HCXIGSGB 5 GB 1A+C / IG A1+A2 GB 1A+C / IG A1+A2 

519 HCXIGSGB 6 GB 1A+C / IG B GB 1A+C / IG B 

520 HCXIGSGB 7 GB 1A+C / IG C GB 1A+C / IG C 

521 HCXIGSGB 8 GB 1A+C / IG D+E2 GB 1A+C / IG D+E2 

522 HCXIGSGB 9 GB 2A IC / IG A1+A2 GB 2A IC / IG A1+A2 

523 HCXIGSGB 10 GB 2A IC / IG B GB 2A IC / IG B 

524 HCXIGSGB 11 GB 2A 1C / IG C GB 2A 1C / IG C 

525 HCXIGSGB 12 GB 2A 1C / IG D+E2 GB 2A 1C / IG D+E2 

526 HCXIGSGB 13 GB 2A 2C / IG A1+A2 GB 2A 2C / IG A1+A2 

527 HCXIGSGB 14 GB 2A 2C / IG B GB 2A 2C / IG B 



530 HCXIGSGB 17 GB 2A 3C / IG A1+A2 GB 2A 3C / IG A1+A2 

531 HCXIGSGB 18 GB 2A 3C / IG B GB 2A 3C / IG B 



534 HCXIGSGB 21 GB 2A 4+C / IG A1+A2 GB 2A 4+C / IG A1+A2 

535 HCXIGSGB 22 GB 2A 4+C / IG B GB 2A 4+C / IG B 

536 HCXIGSGB 23 GB 2A 4+C / IG C GB 2A 4+C / IG C 

537 HCXIGSGB 24 GB 2A 4+C / IG D+E2 GB 2A 4+C / IG D+E2 

538 HCXIGSGB 25 GB 3+A+C / IG A1+A2 GB 3+A+C / IG A1+A2 

539 HCXIGSGB 26 GB 3+A+C / IG B GB 3+A+C / IG B 

540 HCXIGSGB 27 GB 3+A+C / IG C GB 3+A+C / IG C 

541 HCXIGSGB 28 GB 3+A+C / IG D+E2 GB 3+A+C / IG D+E2 

542 HCXIGSNI 1 NI A ONLY / IG A1+A2 NI A ONLY / IG A1+A2 

543 HCXIGSNI 2 NI A ONLY / IG B NI A ONLY / IG B 

544 HCXIGSNI 3 NI A ONLY / IG C NI A ONLY / IG C 

545 HCXIGSNI 4 NI A ONLY / IG D+E2 NI A ONLY / IG D+E2 

546 HCXIGSNI 5 NI 1A+C / IG A1+A2 NI 1A+C / IG A1+A2 

547 HCXIGSNI 6 NI 1A+C / IG B NI 1A+C / IG B 

548 HCXIGSNI 7 NI 1A+C / IG C NI 1A+C / IG C 

549 HCXIGSNI 8 NI 1A+C / IG D+E2 NI 1A+C / IG D+E2 

550 HCXIGSNI 9 NI 2A 1C / IG A1+A2 NI 2A 1C / IG A1+A2 



551 HCXIGSNI 10 NI 2A 1C / IG B NI 2A 1C / IG B 

552 HCXIGSNI 11 NI 2A 1C / IG C NI 2A 1C / IG C 

553 HCXIGSNI 12 NI 2A 1C / IG D+E2 NI 2A 1C / IG D+E2 









562 HCXIGSNI 21 NI 2A 4+C / IG A1+A2 NI 2A 4+C / IG A1+A2 

563 HCXIGSNI 22 NI 2A 4+C / IG B NI 2A 4+C / IG B 

564 HCXIGSNI 23 NI 2A 4+C / IG C NI 2A 4+C / IG C 

565 HCXIGSNI 24 NI 2A 4+C / IG D+E2 NI 2A 4+C / IG D+E2

2002 26 

566 HCXIGSNI 25 NI 3+A+C / IG A1+A2 NI 3+A+C / IG A1+A2 

567 HCXIGSNI 26 NI 3+A+C / IG B NI 3+A+C / IG B 

568 HCXIGSNI 27 NI 3+A+C / IG C NI 3+A+C / IG C 

569 HCXIGSNI 28 NI 3+A+C / IG D+E2 NI 3+A+C / IG D+E2 

570 HHCOMP 1 1A 1A 

571 HHCOMP 2 1A+C 1A+C 


573 HHCOMP 4 2A 1C 2A 1C 



576 HHCOMP 7 2A 4+C 2A 4+C 


578 HHCOMP 9 4+A 4+A 

579 HHCOMP 10 3+A 1-2C 3+A 1-2C 

580 HHCOMP 11 3+A 3+C 3+A 3+C 

581 HHCOMP1 12 3+A 3+A 

582 HHCOMP1 13 2+A 3+C 2+A 3+C 

583 HHCOMP2 14 2A 1+C 2A 1+C 

584 HHCOMPGB 1 GB 1A GB 1A 

585 HHCOMPGB 2 GB 1A+C GB 1A+C 


587 HHCOMPGB 4 GB 2A 1C GB 2A 1C 



590 HHCOMPGB 7 GB 2A 4+C GB 2A 4+C 


592 HHCOMPGB 9 GB 4+A GB 4+A 

593 HHCOMPGB 10 GB 3+A,1-2C GB 3+A,1-2C 

594 HHCOMPGB 11 GB 3+A,3+C GB 3+A,3+C 

595 HHCOMPNI 1 NI 1A NI 1A 

596 HHCOMPNI 2 NI 1A+C NI 1A+C 


598 HHCOMPNI 4 NI 2A 1C NI 2A 1C 





601 HHCOMPNI 7 NI 2A 4+C NI 2A 4+C 


603 HHCOMPNI 9 NI 4+A NI 4+A 

604 HHCOMPNI 10 NI 3+A,1-2C NI 3+A,1-2C 

605 HHCOMPNI 11 NI 3+A,3+C NI 3+A,3+C 

606 HOUB 1 BENEFIT RECEIVED BENEFIT RECEIVED 

607 HOUB 2 NO/NOT APPLY/NOT RENTED BENEFIT NOT RECEIVED 

608 INCAEGB 1 A1 + A2 A1 + A2 

609 INCAEGB 2 E1 + E2 E1 + E2 

610 INCAENI 1 A1 + A2 A1 + A2 

611 INCAENI 2 E1 + E2 E1 + E2 

612 INCG7231 8 OAP2 OAP2 

613 INCG7451 9 OAP2 OAP2 

614 INCG7451 10 OAP OTHER OAP OTHER 

615 INCGP 1 A1 A1 

616 INCGP 2 A2 A2 

617 INCGP 3 B B 

618 INCGP 4 C C 

619 INCGP 5 D D 

620 INCGP 6 E1 E1 

621 INCGP 7 E2 E2 

622 INCGP 8 OAPS OAPS 

623 INCGP1 11 A1 + A2 A1 + A2 

624 INCGP1 12 ALL OAP ALL OAP 

625 INCGP2 13 E1 + E2 E1 + E2 

626 INCGP723 1 A1 A1 

627 INCGP723 2 A2 A2 

628 INCGP723 3 B B 

629 INCGP723 4 C C 

630 INCGP723 5 D1 D1 

631 INCGP723 6 D2 D2 

632 INCGP723 7 OAP OAP 

633 INCGP745 1 A1 A1 

634 INCGP745 2 A2 A2 

635 INCGP745 3 B B 

636 INCGP745 4 C C 

637 INCGP745 5 D1 D1 

638 INCGP745 6 D2 D2 

639 INCGP745 7 D3 D3 

640 INCGP745 8 OAP OAP

2002 27 

641 INCGRPGB 1 GB A1 GB A1 

642 INCGRPGB 2 GB A2 GB A2 

643 INCGRPGB 3 GB B GB B 

644 INCGRPGB 4 GB C GB C 

645 INCGRPGB 5 GB D GB D 

646 INCGRPGB 6 GB E1 GB E1 

647 INCGRPGB 7 GB E2 GB E2 

648 INCGRPGB 8 GB OAPS GB OAPS 

649 INCGRPNI 1 NI A1 NI A1 

650 INCGRPNI 2 NI A2 NI A2 



651 INCGRPNI 3 NI B NI B 

652 INCGRPNI 4 NI C NI C 

653 INCGRPNI 5 NI D NI D 

654 INCGRPNI 6 NI E1 NI E1 

655 INCGRPNI 7 NI E2 NI E2 

656 INCGRPNI 8 NI OAPS NI OAPS 

657 INCGX 1 A1 ($LLLLL+) A1 ($LLLLL+) 

658 INCGX 2 A2 ($LLLLL

697 LAD 19 WREXHAM MAELOR WREXHAM MAELOR 

698 LAD 20 LLIW VALLEY LLIW VALLEY 

699 LAD 21 DELYN DELYN 

700 LAD 22 ARFON ARFON 

2002 28 

2002 29 



701 LAD 23 YNYS MON YNYS MON 

702 LAD 24 SOUTH PEMBROKESHIRE SOUTH PEMBROKESHIRE 

703 LAD 25 COLWYN DEESIDE COLWYN DEESIDE 

704 LAD 26 ABERCONWY ABERCONWY 

705 LAD 27 MONMOUTH MONMOUTH 

706 LAD 28 PRESELI PRESELI 

707 LAD 29 CARMARTHEN CARMARTHEN 

708 LAD 30 GLYNDWR GLYNDWR 

709 LAD 31 DWYFOR DWYFOR 

710 LAD 32 DINEFWR DINEFWR 

711 LAD 33 CEREDIGION CEREDIGION 

712 LAD 34 BRECKNOCK BRECKNOCK 

713 LAD 35 MONTGOMERY MONTGOMERY 

714 LAD 36 MEIRIONNYDD MEIRIONNYDD 

715 LAD 37 RADNOR RADNOR 

716 LAD 1001 GLASGOW GLASGOW 

717 LAD 1002 CLYDEBANK CLYDEBANK 

718 LAD 1003 ABERDEEN ABERDEEN 

719 LAD 1004 EDINBURGH EDINBURGH 

720 LAD 1005 BEARSDEN + MILNGAVIE BEARSDEN + MILNGAVIE 

721 LAD 1006 MOTHERWELL MOTHERWELL 

722 LAD 1007 HAMILTON HAMILTON 

723 LAD 1008 DUNDEE CITY DUNDEE CITY 

724 LAD 1009 MONKLANDS MONKLANDS 

725 LAD 1010 RENFREW RENFREW 

726 LAD 1011 CUMBERNAULD & KILSYTH CUMBERNAULD &KILSYTH 

727 LAD 1012 INVERCLYDE INVERCLYDE 

728 LAD 1013 KIRKALDY KIRKALDY 

729 LAD 1014 STRATHKELVIN STRATHKELVIN 

730 LAD 1015 FALKIRK FALKIRK 

731 LAD 1016 EASTWOOD EASTWOOD 

732 LAD 1017 DUNFERMLINE DUNFERMLINE 

733 LAD 1018 WEST LOTHIAN WEST LOTHIAN 

734 LAD 1019 CLACKMANNAN CLACKMANNAN 

735 LAD 1020 EAST KILBRIDE EAST KILBRIDE 

736 LAD 1021 MIDLOTHIAN MIDLOTHIAN 

737 LAD 1022 KILMARNOCK KILMARNOCK 

738 LAD 1023 DUMBARTON DUMBARTON 

739 LAD 1024 CUNNINGHAME CUNNINGHAME 

740 LAD 1025 EAST LOTHIAN EAST LOTHIAN 

741 LAD 1026 KYLE & CARRICK KYLE & CARRICK 

742 LAD 1027 NORTH EAST FIFE NORTH EAST FIFE 

743 LAD 1028 CUMNOCK & DOON VALLEY CUMNOCK, DOON VALLEY 

744 LAD 1029 BANFF & BUCHAN BANFF & BUCHAN 

745 LAD 1030 ANGUS ANGUS 

746 LAD 1031 LANARK (CLYDESDALE) LANARK (CLYDESDALE) 

747 LAD 1032 NITHSDALE NITHSDALE 

748 LAD 1033 MORAY MORAY 

749 LAD 1034 STIRLING STIRLING 

750 LAD 1035 GORDON GORDON 



751 LAD 1036 NAIRN NAIRN 

752 LAD 1037 ANNANDALE & ESKDALE ANNANDALE & ESKDALE 

753 LAD 1038 ETTRICK & LAUDERDALE ETTRICK & LAUDERDALE 

754 LAD 1039 PERTH + KINROSS PERTH + KINROSS 

755 LAD 1040 ROXBURGH ROXBURGH 

756 LAD 1041 BERWICKSHIRE BERWICKSHIRE 

757 LAD 1042 INVERNESS INVERNESS 

758 LAD 1043 WIGTOWN WIGTOWN 

759 LAD 1044 KINCARDINE & DEESIDE KINCARDINE & DEESIDE 

760 LAD 1045 TWEEDALE TWEEDALE 

761 LAD 1046 CAITHNESS CAITHNESS 

762 LAD 1047 STEWARTRY STEWARTRY 

763 LAD 1048 ARGYLL & BUTE ARGYLL & BUTE 

764 LAD 1049 ROSS & CROMARTY ROSS & CROMARTY 

765 LAD 1050 BADENOCH & STRATHSPEY BADENOCH &STRATHSPEY

2002 30 

766 LAD 1051 SKYE & LOCHALSH/ LOCHABER SKYE,LOCHALSH,L'ABER 

767 LAD 1052 SUTHERLAND SUTHERLAND 

768 LAD 2001 MIDDLESBROUGH MIDDLESBROUGH 

769 LAD 2002 SOUTH TYNESIDE SOUTH TYNESIDE 

770 LAD 2003 NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE 

771 LAD 2004 NORTH TYNESIDE NORTH TYNESIDE 

772 LAD 2005 SUNDERLAND SUNDERLAND 

773 LAD 2006 GATESHEAD GATESHEAD 

774 LAD 2007 BLYTH VALLEY BLYTH VALLEY 

775 LAD 2008 HARTLEPOOL HARTLEPOOL 

776 LAD 2009 BARROW BARROW 

777 LAD 2010 WANSBECK WANSBECK 

778 LAD 2011 STOCKTON-ON-TEES STOCKTON-ON-TEES 

779 LAD 2012 CHESTER-LE-STREET CHESTER-LE-STREET 

780 LAD 2013 EASINGTON EASINGTON 

781 LAD 2014 LANGBAURGH LANGBAURGH 

782 LAD 2015 DARLINGTON DARLINGTON 

783 LAD 2016 DURHAM DURHAM 

784 LAD 2017 SEDGEFIELD SEDGEFIELD 

785 LAD 2018 DERWENTSIDE DERWENTSIDE 

786 LAD 2019 WEAR VALLEY WEAR VALLEY 

787 LAD 2020 COPELAND COPELAND 

788 LAD 2021 CARLISLE CARLISLE 

789 LAD 2022 CASTLE MORPETH CASTLE MORPETH 

790 LAD 2023 ALLERDALE ALLERDALE 

791 LAD 2024 SOUTH LAKELAND SOUTH LAKELAND 

792 LAD 2025 TEESDALE TEESDALE 

793 LAD 2026 BERWICK-UPON-TWEED BERWICK-UPON-TWEED 

794 LAD 2027 ALNWICK ALNWICK 

795 LAD 2028 TYNEDALE TYNEDALE 

796 LAD 2029 EDEN EDEN 

797 LAD 3001 KINGSTON-UPON-HULL KINGSTON-UPON-HULL 

798 LAD 3002 YORK YORK 

799 LAD 3003 GRIMSBY GRIMSBY 

800 LAD 3004 SCUNTHORPE SCUNTHORPE 



801 LAD 3005 SHEFFIELD SHEFFIELD 

802 LAD 3006 LEEDS LEEDS 

803 LAD 3007 BRADFORD BRADFORD 

804 LAD 3008 WAKEFIELD WAKEFIELD 

805 LAD 3009 KIRKLEES KIRKLEES 

806 LAD 3010 ROTHERHAM ROTHERHAM 

807 LAD 3011 BARNSLEY BARNSLEY 

808 LAD 3012 CALDERDALE CALDERDALE 

809 LAD 3013 DONCASTER DONCASTER 

810 LAD 3014 CLEETHORPES CLEETHORPES 

811 LAD 3015 BEVERLEY BEVERLEY 

812 LAD 3016 SCARBOROUGH SCARBOROUGH 

813 LAD 3017 GLANFORD GLANFORD 

814 LAD 3018 SELBY SELBY 

815 LAD 3019 HARROGATE HARROGATE 

816 LAD 3020 BOOTH FERRY BOOTH FERRY 

817 LAD 3021 HOLDERNESS HOLDERNESS 

818 LAD 3022 EAST YORKSHIRE EAST YORKSHIRE 

819 LAD 3023 HAMBLETON HAMBLETON 

820 LAD 3024 RYEDALE RYEDALE 

821 LAD 3025 CRAVEN CRAVEN 

822 LAD 3026 RICHMONDSHIRE RICHMONDSHIRE 

823 LAD 4001 LIVERPOOL LIVERPOOL 

824 LAD 4002 MANCHESTER MANCHESTER 

825 LAD 4003 BLACKPOOL BLACKPOOL 

826 LAD 4004 SALFORD SALFORD 

827 LAD 4005 STOCKPORT STOCKPORT 

828 LAD 4006 WIRRAL WIRRAL 

829 LAD 4007 TAMESIDE TAMESIDE 

830 LAD 4008 TRAFFORD TRAFFORD 

831 LAD 4009 SEFTON SEFTON 

832 LAD 4010 BOLTON BOLTON 

833 LAD 4011 BURY BURY 

834 LAD 4012 KNOWSLEY KNOWSLEY 

835 LAD 4013 HALTON HALTON 

836 LAD 4014 OLDHAM OLDHAM 

837 LAD 4015 WIGAN WIGAN 

838 LAD 4016 ST. HELENS ST. HELENS 

839 LAD 4017 ROCHDALE ROCHDALE 

840 LAD 4018 HYNDBURN HYNDBURN

2002 31 

2002 32 

841 LAD 4019 BLACKBURN BLACKBURN 

842 LAD 4020 ELLESMERE PORT & NESTON ELLESMERE PRT NESTON 

843 LAD 4021 WARRINGTON WARRINGTON 

844 LAD 4022 PRESTON PRESTON 

845 LAD 4023 SOUTH RIBBLE SOUTH RIBBLE 

846 LAD 4024 BURNLEY BURNLEY 

847 LAD 4025 PENDLE PENDLE 

848 LAD 4026 ROSSENDALE ROSSENDALE 

849 LAD 4027 CHORLEY CHORLEY 

850 LAD 4028 FYLDE FYLDE 



851 LAD 4029 CONGLETON CONGLETON 

852 LAD 4030 WYRE WYRE 

853 LAD 4031 WEST LANCASHIRE WEST LANCASHIRE 

854 LAD 4032 VALE ROYAL VALE ROYAL 

855 LAD 4033 MACCLESFIELD MACCLESFIELD 

856 LAD 4034 CHESTER CHESTER 

857 LAD 4035 CREWE CREWE 

858 LAD 4036 LANCASTER LANCASTER 

859 LAD 4037 RIBBLE VALLEY RIBBLE VALLEY 

860 LAD 5001 LEICESTER LEICESTER 

861 LAD 5002 NOTTINGHAM NOTTINGHAM 

862 LAD 5003 DERBY DERBY 

863 LAD 5004 LINCOLN LINCOLN 

864 LAD 5005 OADBY OADBY 

865 LAD 5006 NORTHAMPTON NORTHAMPTON 

866 LAD 5007 CHESTERFIELD CHESTERFIELD 

867 LAD 5008 MANSFIELD MANSFIELD 

868 LAD 5009 BROXTOWE BROXTOWE 

869 LAD 5010 ASHFIELD ASHFIELD 

870 LAD 5011 EREWASH EREWASH 

871 LAD 5012 GEDLING GEDLING 

872 LAD 5013 CORBY CORBY 

873 LAD 5014 BLABY BLABY 

874 LAD 5015 CHARNWOOD CHARNWOOD 

875 LAD 5016 BOLSOVER BOLSOVER 

876 LAD 5017 AMBER VALLEY AMBER VALLEY 

877 LAD 5018 WELLINGBOROUGH WELLINGBOROUGH 

878 LAD 5019 NE DERBYSHIRE NE DERBYSHIRE 

879 LAD 5020 KETTERING KETTERING 

880 LAD 5021 HINCKLEY HINCKLEY 

881 LAD 5022 NW LEICESTER NW LEICESTER 

882 LAD 5023 RUSHCLIFFE RUSHCLIFFE 

883 LAD 5024 S DERBYSHIRE S DERBYSHIRE 

884 LAD 5025 BASSETLAW BASSETLAW 

885 LAD 5026 NEWARK NEWARK 

886 LAD 5027 HIGH PEAK HIGH PEAK 

887 LAD 5028 BOSTON BOSTON 

888 LAD 5029 EAST NORTHANTS EAST NORTHANTS 

889 LAD 5030 SOUTH KESTEVEN SOUTH KESTEVEN 

890 LAD 5031 HARBOROUGH HARBOROUGH 

891 LAD 5032 SOUTH NORTHANTS SOUTH NORTHANTS 

892 LAD 5033 MELTON MELTON 

893 LAD 5034 DAVENTRY DAVENTRY 

894 LAD 5035 NORTH KESTEVEN NORTH KESTEVEN 

895 LAD 5036 WEST DERBYSHIRE WEST DERBYSHIRE 

896 LAD 5037 SOUTH HOLLAND SOUTH HOLLAND 

897 LAD 5038 RUTLAND RUTLAND 

898 LAD 5039 WEST LINDSEY WEST LINDSEY 

899 LAD 5040 EAST LINDSEY EAST LINDSEY 

900 LAD 6001 BIRMINGHAM BIRMINGHAM 



901 LAD 6002 WOLVERHAMPTON WOLVERHAMPTON 

902 LAD 6003 SANDWELL SANDWELL 

903 LAD 6004 COVENTRY COVENTRY 

904 LAD 6005 DUDLEY DUDLEY 

905 LAD 6006 STOKE-ON-TRENT STOKE-ON-TRENT 

906 LAD 6007 WALSALL WALSALL 

907 LAD 6008 WORCESTER WORCESTER 

908 LAD 6009 HEREFORD HEREFORD 

909 LAD 6010 TAMWORTH TAMWORTH

2002 33 

910 LAD 6011 NUNEATON NUNEATON 

911 LAD 6012 REDDITCH REDDITCH 

912 LAD 6013 SOLIHULL SOLIHULL 

913 LAD 6014 CANNOCK CHASE CANNOCK CHASE 

914 LAD 6015 NEWCASTLE-UNDER-LYME NEWCASTLE-UNDER-LYME 

915 LAD 6016 WYRE FOREST WYRE FOREST 

916 LAD 6017 THE WREKIN THE WREKIN 

917 LAD 6018 WARWICK WARWICK 

918 LAD 6019 BROMSGROVE BROMSGROVE 

919 LAD 6020 LICHFIELD LICHFIELD 

920 LAD 6021 EAST STAFFORDSHIRE EAST STAFFORDSHIRE 

921 LAD 6022 RUGBY RUGBY 

922 LAD 6023 SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE 

923 LAD 6024 NORTH WARWICKSHIRE NORTH WARWICKSHIRE 

924 LAD 6025 STAFFORD STAFFORD 

925 LAD 6026 STAFF. MOORLANDS STAFF. MOORLANDS 

926 LAD 6027 SHREWSBURY SHREWSBURY 

927 LAD 6028 WYCHAVON WYCHAVON 

928 LAD 6029 OSWESTRY OSWESTRY 

929 LAD 6030 STRATFORD-UPON-AVON STRATFORD-UPON-AVON 

930 LAD 6031 MALVERN HILLS MALVERN HILLS 

931 LAD 6032 BRIDGENORTH BRIDGENORTH 

932 LAD 6033 NORTH SHROPSHIRE NORTH SHROPSHIRE 

933 LAD 6034 SOUTH HEREFORDSHIRE SOUTH HEREFORDSHIRE 

934 LAD 6035 LEOMINSTER LEOMINSTER 

935 LAD 6036 SOUTH SHROPSHIRE SOUTH SHROPSHIRE 

936 LAD 7001 BRISTOL BRISTOL 

937 LAD 7002 BOURNEMOUTH BOURNEMOUTH 

938 LAD 7003 PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH 

939 LAD 7004 BATH BATH 

940 LAD 7005 GLOUCESTER GLOUCESTER 

941 LAD 7006 CHELTENHAM CHELTENHAM 

942 LAD 7007 EXETER EXETER 

943 LAD 7008 POOLE POOLE 

944 LAD 7009 TORBAY TORBAY 

945 LAD 7010 KINGSWOOD KINGSWOOD 

946 LAD 7011 WEYMOUTH WEYMOUTH 

947 LAD 7012 CHRISTCHURCH CHRISTCHURCH 

948 LAD 7013 THAMESDOWN THAMESDOWN 

949 LAD 7014 WOODSPRING WOODSPRING 

950 LAD 7015 NORTH AVON NORTH AVON 



951 LAD 7016 WANSDYKE WANSDYKE 

952 LAD 7017 STROUD STROUD 

953 LAD 7018 WIMBORNE WIMBORNE 

954 LAD 7019 WEST WILTSHIRE WEST WILTSHIRE 

955 LAD 7020 TAUNTON DEANE TAUNTON DEANE 

956 LAD 7021 PENWITH PENWITH 

957 LAD 7022 TEWKESBURY TEWKESBURY 

958 LAD 7023 RESTORMEL RESTORMEL 

959 LAD 7024 KERRIER KERRIER 

960 LAD 7025 CARRICK CARRICK 

961 LAD 7026 SEDGEMOOR SEDGEMOOR 

962 LAD 7027 TEIGNBRIDGE TEIGNBRIDGE 

963 LAD 7028 FOREST OF DEAN FOREST OF DEAN 

964 LAD 7029 YEOVIL YEOVIL 

965 LAD 7030 NORTH WILTSHIRE NORTH WILTSHIRE 

966 LAD 7031 EAST DEVON EAST DEVON 

967 LAD 7032 MENDIP MENDIP 

968 LAD 7033 CARADON CARADON 

969 LAD 7034 PURBECK PURBECK 

970 LAD 7035 SALISBURY SALISBURY 

971 LAD 7036 SOUTH HAMS SOUTH HAMS 

972 LAD 7037 NORTH DORSET NORTH DORSET 

973 LAD 7038 WEST DORSET WEST DORSET 

974 LAD 7039 NORTH DEVON NORTH DEVON 

975 LAD 7040 KENNET KENNET 

976 LAD 7041 TIVERTON (MID-DEVON) TIVERTON (MID-DEVON) 

977 LAD 7042 COTSWOLD COTSWOLD 

978 LAD 7043 NORTH CORNWALL NORTH CORNWALL 

979 LAD 7044 TORRIDGE TORRIDGE 

980 LAD 7045 WEST SOMERSET WEST SOMERSET 

981 LAD 7046 WEST DEVON WEST DEVON 

982 LAD 8013 SOUTH CAMBRIDGESHIRE SOUTH CAMBRIDGESHIRE 

983 LAD 8041 NORWICH NORWICH 

984 LAD 8042 IPSWICH IPSWICH

2002 34 

2002 35 

985 LAD 8043 CAMBRIDGE CAMBRIDGE 

986 LAD 8044 GREAT YARMOUTH GREAT YARMOUTH 

987 LAD 8045 PETERBOROUGH PETERBOROUGH 

988 LAD 8046 WAVENEY WAVENEY 

989 LAD 8047 BROADLAND BROADLAND 

990 LAD 8048 FOREST HEATH FOREST HEATH 

991 LAD 8049 HUNTINGDON HUNTINGDON 

992 LAD 8050 ST EDMUNDSBURY ST EDMUNDSBURY 

993 LAD 8051 BABERGH BABERGH 

994 LAD 8052 FENLAND FENLAND 

995 LAD 8053 SOUTH CAMBRIDGESHIRE SOUTH CAMBRIDGESHIRE 

996 LAD 8054 SUFFOLK COASTAL SUFFOLK COASTAL 

997 LAD 8055 SOUTH NORFOLK SOUTH NORFOLK 

998 LAD 8056 NORTH NORFOLK NORTH NORFOLK 

999 LAD 8057 WEST NORFOLK WEST NORFOLK 

1000 LAD 8058 EAST CAMBRIDGESHIRE EAST CAMBRIDGESHIRE 



1001 LAD 8059 MID SUFFOLK MID SUFFOLK 

1002 LAD 8060 BRECKLAND BRECKLAND 

1003 LAD 9001 PORTSMOUTH PORTSMOUTH 

1004 LAD 9002 SOUTHAMPTON SOUTHAMPTON 

1005 LAD 9003 LUTON LUTON 

1006 LAD 9004 SOUTHEND SOUTHEND 

1007 LAD 9005 HOVE HOVE 

1008 LAD 9006 SLOUGH SLOUGH 

1009 LAD 9007 WATFORD WATFORD 

1010 LAD 9008 READING READING 

1011 LAD 9009 GOSPORT GOSPORT 

1012 LAD 9010 STEVENAGE STEVENAGE 

1013 LAD 9011 GILLINGHAM GILLINGHAM 

1014 LAD 9012 WORTHING WORTHING 

1015 LAD 9013 OXFORD OXFORD 

1016 LAD 9014 BRIGHTON BRIGHTON 

1017 LAD 9015 HASTINGS HASTINGS 

1018 LAD 9016 RUSHMOOR RUSHMOOR 

1019 LAD 9017 HAVANT HAVANT 

1020 LAD 9018 HARLOW HARLOW 

1021 LAD 9019 EPSOM EPSOM 

1022 LAD 9020 CRAWLEY CRAWLEY 

1023 LAD 9021 CASTLE POINT CASTLE POINT 

1024 LAD 9022 EASTBOURNE EASTBOURNE 

1025 LAD 9023 SPELTHORNE SPELTHORNE 

1026 LAD 9024 BROXBOURNE BROXBOURNE 

1027 LAD 9025 ADUR ADUR 

1028 LAD 9026 BASILDON BASILDON 

1029 LAD 9027 WOKING WOKING 

1030 LAD 9028 FAREHAM FAREHAM 

1031 LAD 9029 THANET THANET 

1032 LAD 9030 EASTLEIGH EASTLEIGH 

1033 LAD 9031 ELMBRIDGE ELMBRIDGE 

1034 LAD 9032 DARTFORD DARTFORD 

1035 LAD 9033 GRAVESHAM GRAVESHAM 

1036 LAD 9034 RUNNYMEDE RUNNYMEDE 

1037 LAD 9035 REIGATE REIGATE 

1038 LAD 9036 ROCHESTER UPON MEDWAY ROCHESTER ON MEDWAY 

1039 LAD 9037 HERTSMERE HERTSMERE 

1040 LAD 9038 THREE RIVERS THREE RIVERS 

1041 LAD 9039 SURREY HEATH SURREY HEATH 

1042 LAD 9040 THURROCK THURROCK 

1043 LAD 9041 ST ALBANS ST ALBANS 

1044 LAD 9042 BRACKNELL BRACKNELL 

1045 LAD 9043 WELWYN HATFIELD WELWYN HATFIELD 

1046 LAD 9044 WINDSOR WINDSOR 

1047 LAD 9045 WOKINGHAM WOKINGHAM 

1048 LAD 9046 DACORUM DACORUM 

1049 LAD 9047 MEDINA MEDINA 

1050 LAD 9048 ARUN ARUN 



1051 LAD 9049 SOUTH BEDFORDSHIRE SOUTH BEDFORDSHIRE 

1052 LAD 9050 BRENTWOOD BRENTWOOD 

1053 LAD 9051 WYCOMBE WYCOMBE

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1054 LAD 9052 CHILTERN CHILTERN 

1055 LAD 9053 GUILDFORD GUILDFORD 

1056 LAD 9054 ROCHFORD ROCHFORD 

1057 LAD 9055 BEACONSFIELD (SOUTH BUCKINGHAMSHIRE) BEACONSFIELD,S 

1058 LAD 9056 CHELMSFORD CHELMSFORD 

1059 LAD 9057 TONBRIDGE TONBRIDGE 

1060 LAD 9058 COLCHESTER COLCHESTER 

1061 LAD 9059 MILTON KEYNES MILTON KEYNES 

1062 LAD 9060 CANTERBURY CANTERBURY 

1063 LAD 9061 MID SUSSEX MID SUSSEX 

1064 LAD 9062 HART HART 

1065 LAD 9063 TENDRING TENDRING 

1066 LAD 9064 EPPING FOREST EPPING FOREST 

1067 LAD 9065 MAIDSTONE MAIDSTONE 

1068 LAD 9066 DOVER DOVER 

1069 LAD 9067 WAVERLEY WAVERLEY 

1070 LAD 9068 TANDRIDGE TANDRIDGE 

1071 LAD 9069 MOLE VALLEY MOLE VALLEY 

1072 LAD 9070 SWALE SWALE 

1073 LAD 9071 SEVENOAKS SEVENOAKS 

1074 LAD 9072 TUNBRIDGE WELLS TUNBRIDGE WELLS 

1075 LAD 9073 NORTH HERTFORDSHIRE NORTH HERTFORDSHIRE 

1076 LAD 9074 NORTH BEDFORDSHIRE NORTH BEDFORDSHIRE 

1077 LAD 9075 LEWES LEWES 

1078 LAD 9076 SHEPWAY SHEPWAY 

1079 LAD 9077 EAST HERTFORDSHIRE EAST HERTFORDSHIRE 

1080 LAD 9078 BASINGSTOKE BASINGSTOKE 

1081 LAD 9079 MID BEDFORDSHIRE MID BEDFORDSHIRE 

1082 LAD 9080 NEW FOREST NEW FOREST 

1083 LAD 9081 SOUTH WIGHT SOUTH WIGHT 

1084 LAD 9082 HORSHAM HORSHAM 

1085 LAD 9083 SOUTH OXON SOUTH OXON 

1086 LAD 9084 BRAINTREE BRAINTREE 

1087 LAD 9085 CHERWELL CHERWELL 

1088 LAD 9086 EAST HAMPSHIRE EAST HAMPSHIRE 

1089 LAD 9087 VALE OF WHITE HORSE VALE OF WHITE HORSE 

1090 LAD 9088 NEWBURY NEWBURY 

1091 LAD 9089 ROTHER ROTHER 

1092 LAD 9090 ASHFORD ASHFORD 

1093 LAD 9091 AYLESBURY VALE AYLESBURY VALE 

1094 LAD 9092 TEST VALLEY TEST VALLEY 

1095 LAD 9093 WEALDEN WEALDEN 

1096 LAD 9094 WINCHESTER WINCHESTER 

1097 LAD 9095 MALDON MALDON 

1098 LAD 9096 CHICHESTER CHICHESTER 

1099 LAD 9097 WEST OXON WEST OXON 

1100 LAD 9098 UTTLESFORD UTTLESFORD 



1101 LAD 9501 KENSINGTON + CHELSEA KENSINGTON + CHELSEA 

1102 LAD 9502 ISLINGTON ISLINGTON 

1103 LAD 9503 HACKNEY HACKNEY 

1104 LAD 9504 HAMMERSMITH HAMMERSMITH 

1105 LAD 9505 LAMBETH LAMBETH 

1106 LAD 9506 CITY OF LONDON & WESTMINSTER LONDON & WESTMINSTER 

1107 LAD 9507 CAMDEN CAMDEN 

1108 LAD 9508 SOUTHWARK SOUTHWARK 

1109 LAD 9509 WANDSWORTH WANDSWORTH 

1110 LAD 9510 TOWER HAMLETS TOWER HAMLETS 

1111 LAD 9511 HARINGEY HARINGEY 

1112 LAD 9512 LEWISHAM LEWISHAM 

1113 LAD 9513 NEWHAM NEWHAM 

1114 LAD 9514 BRENT BRENT 

1115 LAD 9515 WALTHAM FOREST WALTHAM FOREST 

1116 LAD 9516 EALING EALING 

1117 LAD 9517 GREENWICH GREENWICH 

1118 LAD 9518 BARKING & DAGENHAM BARKING & DAGENHAM 

1119 LAD 9519 MERTON MERTON 

1120 LAD 9520 REDBRIDGE REDBRIDGE 

1121 LAD 9521 SUTTON SUTTON 

1122 LAD 9522 HARROW HARROW 

1123 LAD 9523 CROYDON CROYDON 

1124 LAD 9524 BEXLEY BEXLEY 

1125 LAD 9525 KINGSTON-UPON-THAMES KINGSTON-UPON-THAMES 

1126 LAD 9526 HOUNSLOW HOUNSLOW 

1127 LAD 9527 BARNET BARNET

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1128 LAD 9528 ENFIELD ENFIELD 

1129 LAD 9529 RICHMOND RICHMOND 

1130 LAD 9530 HILLINGDON HILLINGDON 

1131 LAD 9531 HAVERING HAVERING 

1132 LAD 9532 BROMLEY BROMLEY 

1133 LAD 10025 BELFAST BELFAST 

1134 LAD 10026 NI URBAN NI URBAN 

1135 LAD 10027 NI RURAL NI RURAL 

1136 MIC 0 DO NOT OWN MICROWAVE DO NOT OWN MICROWAVE 

1137 MIC 1 MICROWAVE OWNERS MICROWAVE OWNERS 

1138 MICFREZ 1 OWNS MICROWAVE ONLY OWNS MICROWAVE ONLY 

1139 MICFREZ 2 OWNS FREEZER ONLY OWNS FREEZER ONLY 

1140 MICFREZ 3 OWNS BOTH OWNS BOTH 

1141 MICFREZ 4 OWNS NEITHER OWNS NEITHER 

1142 MICFRZGB 1 GB OWNS MICROWAVE ONLY GB MICROWAVE ONLY 

1143 MICFRZGB 2 GB OWNS FREEZER ONLY GB OWNS FREEZER ONLY 

1144 MICFRZGB 3 GB OWNS BOTH GB OWNS BOTH 

1145 MICFRZGB 4 GB OWNS NEITHER GB OWNS NEITHER 

1146 MICFRZNI 1 NI OWNS MICROWAVE ONLY NI MICROWAVE ONLY 

1147 MICFRZNI 2 NI OWNS FREEZER ONLY NI OWNS FREEZER ONLY 

1148 MICFRZNI 3 NI OWNS BOTH NI OWNS BOTH 

1149 MICFRZNI 4 NI OWNS NEITHER NI OWNS NEITHER 

1150 NIDS 1 BELFAST BELFAST 



1151 NIDS 2 NI URBAN NI URBAN 

1152 NIDS 3 NI RURAL NI RURAL 

1153 NIHHLDS 1 N. IRELAND ALL HOUSEHOLDS N. IRELAND 

1154 NONMET 7 NON-METROPOLITAN COUNTIES NON-MET 

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1155 OCCHOH 101 FISH GARD GRMEN SLF EMP NONAGCUL ** See list ** 

1156 OCCHOH 102 FISH GARD GRMEN MGRS NONAGCUL ** See list ** 

1157 OCCHOH 103 FISH GARD GRMEN FOREMEN NONAGCUL ** See list ** 

1158 OCCHOH 104 FISH GARD GRMEN EMP NEC NONAGCUL ** See list ** 

1159 OCCHOH 121 FMMGRS MKGARD SLF EMP FMS FOR FISH AGCUL ** See list ** 

1160 OCCHOH 122 FMS MARGARD MGRS FMS FOR FISH AGCUL ** See list ** 

1161 OCCHOH 151 P SKD SLF EMP FMS FOR FISH AGCUL ** See list ** 

1162 OCCHOH 152 P SKD MGRS FMS FOR FISH AGCUL ** See list ** 

1163 OCCHOH 153 P SKD FOREMEN FMS FOR FISH AGCUL ** See list ** 

1164 OCCHOH 154 P SKD EMP NEC FMS FOR FISH AGCUL ** See list ** 

1165 OCCHOH 241 SKD SLF EMP MINERS & QUARRYMEN ** See list ** 

1166 OCCHOH 242 SKD MGRS MINERS & QUARRYMEN ** See list ** 

1167 OCCHOH 243 SKD FOREMEN MINERS & QUARRYMEN ** See list ** 

1168 OCCHOH 244 SKD EMP NEC MINERS & QUARRYMEN ** See list ** 

1169 OCCHOH 251 P SKD SLF EMP MINERS & QUARRYMEN ** See list ** 

1170 OCCHOH 252 P SKD MGRS MINERS & QUARRRYMEN ** See list ** 

1171 OCCHOH 253 P SKD FOREMEN MINERS & QUARRYMEN ** See list ** 

1172 OCCHOH 254 P SKD EMP NEC MINERS & QUARRYMEN ** See list ** 

1173 OCCHOH 351 P SKD SLF EMP GAS, COKE & CML MAKERS ** See list ** 

1174 OCCHOH 352 P SKD MGRS GAS, COKE & CML MAKERS ** See list ** 

1175 OCCHOH 353 P SKD FOREMEN GAS, COKE CML MAKERS ** See list ** 

1176 OCCHOH 354 P SKD EMP NEC GAS, COKE & CML MAKERS ** See list ** 

1177 OCCHOH 441 SKD SLF EMP GLASS & CRS MAKERS ** See list ** 

1178 OCCHOH 442 SKD MGRSGLASS & CRS MAKERS ** See list ** 

1179 OCCHOH 443 SKD FOREMEN GLASS & CMS MAKERS ** See list ** 

1180 OCCHOH 444 SKD EMP NEC GLASS & CMS MAKERS ** See list ** 

1181 OCCHOH 451 P SKD SLF EMP GLASS & CMS MAKERS ** See list ** 

1182 OCCHOH 452 P SKD MGRS GLASS & CMS MAKERS ** See list ** 

1183 OCCHOH 453 P SKD FOREMEN GLASS & CMS MAKERS ** See list ** 

1184 OCCHOH 454 P SKD EMP NEC GLASS & CMS MAKERS ** See list ** 

1185 OCCHOH 541 SKD SLF EMP FUR FRGE FUDRY ROLMIL WRKS ** See list ** 

1186 OCCHOH 542 SKD MGRS FUR FRGE FUDRY ROLMIL WRKS ** See list ** 

1187 OCCHOH 543 SKD FOREMEN FUR FRGE FUDRY ROLMIL WRKS ** See list ** 

1188 OCCHOH 544 SKD EMP NEC FUR FRGE FUDRY ROLMIL WRKS ** See list ** 

1189 OCCHOH 551 P SKD SLF EMP FUR FRGE FUDRY ROLMIL WRKS ** See list ** 

1190 OCCHOH 552 P SKD MGRS FUR FRGE FUDRY ROLMIL WRKS ** See list ** 

1191 OCCHOH 553 P SKD FOREMEN FUR FRGE FUDRY ROLMIL WRKS ** See list ** 

1192 OCCHOH 554 P SKD EMP NEC FUR FRGE FUDRY ROLMIL WRKS ** See list ** 

1193 OCCHOH 641 SKD SLF EMP ELECTRIC ELECTRONIC WRKS ** See list ** 

1194 OCCHOH 642 SKD MGRS ELECTRIC ELECTRONIC WRKS ** See list ** 

1195 OCCHOH 643 SKD FOREMEN ELECTRIC ELECTRONIC WRKS ** See list ** 

1196 OCCHOH 644 SKD EMP NEC ELECTRIC ELECTRONIC WRKS ** See list ** 

1197 OCCHOH 651 P SKD SLF EMP ELECTRIC ELECTRONIC WRKS ** See list ** 

1198 OCCHOH 653 P SKD FOREMEN ELECTRIC ELECTRONIC WRKS ** See list ** 

1199 OCCHOH 654 P SKD EMP NEC ELECTRIC ELECTRONIC WRKS ** See list ** 

1200 OCCHOH 741 SKD SLF EMP ENG & ALLIED TRADES NEC ** See list **

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1201 OCCHOH 742 SKD MGRS ENG & ALLIED TRADES NEC ** See list 

1202 OCCHOH 743 SKD FOREMEN ENG & ALLIED TRADES NEC ** See list 

1203 OCCHOH 744 SKD EMP NEC ENG & ALLIED TRADES NEC ** See list 

1204 OCCHOH 751 P SKD SLF EMP ENG & ALLIED TRADES NEC ** See list 

1205 OCCHOH 752 P SKD MGRS ENG & ALLIED TRADES NEC ** See list 

1206 OCCHOH 753 P SKD FOREMEN ENG & ALLIED TRADES NEC ** See list 

1207 OCCHOH 754 P SKD EMP NEC ENG & ALLIED TRADES NEC ** See list 

1208 OCCHOH 841 SKD SLF EMP WOODWORKERS ** See list 

1209 OCCHOH 842 SKD MGRS WOODWORKERS ** See list 

1210 OCCHOH 843 SKD FOREMEN WOODWORKERS ** See list 

1211 OCCHOH 844 SKD EMP NEC WOODWORKERS ** See list 

1212 OCCHOH 941 SKD SLF EMP LEATHERWORKERS ** See list 

1213 OCCHOH 942 SKD MGRS LEATHERWORKERS ** See list 

1214 OCCHOH 943 SKD FOREMEN LEATHERWORKERS ** See list 

1215 OCCHOH 944 SKD EMP NEC LEATHERWORKERS ** See list 

1216 OCCHOH 1041 SKD SLF EMP TEXTILE WORKERS ** See list 

1217 OCCHOH 1042 SKD MGRS TEXTILE WORKERS ** See list 

1218 OCCHOH 1043 SKD FOREMEN TEXTILE WORKERS ** See list 

1219 OCCHOH 1044 SKD EMP NEC TEXTILE WORKERS ** See list 

1220 OCCHOH 1051 P SKD SLF EMP TEXTILE WORKERS ** See list 

1221 OCCHOH 1052 P SKD MGRS TEXTILE WORKERS ** See list 

1222 OCCHOH 1053 P SKD FOREMEN TEXTILE WORKERS ** See list 

1223 OCCHOH 1054 P SKD EMP NEC TEXTILE WORKERS ** See list 

1224 OCCHOH 1141 SKD SLF EMP CLOTHING WORKERS ** See list 

1225 OCCHOH 1142 SKD MGRS CLOTHING WORKERS ** See list 

1226 OCCHOH 1143 SKD FOREMEN CLOTHING WORKERS ** See list 

1227 OCCHOH 1144 SKD EMP NEC CLOTHING WORKERS ** See list 

1228 OCCHOH 1151 P SKD SLF EMP CLOTHING WORKERS ** See list 

1229 OCCHOH 1153 P SKD FOREMEN CLOTHING WORKERS ** See list 

1230 OCCHOH 1154 P SKD EMPLOYEES CLOTHING WORKERS ** See list 

1231 OCCHOH 1241 SKD SLF EMP FD DK & TBO WORKERS ** See list 

1232 OCCHOH 1242 SKD MGRS FD DK& TBO WORKERS ** See list 

1233 OCCHOH 1243 SKD FOREMEN FD DK & TBO WORKERS ** See list 

1234 OCCHOH 1244 SKD EMP NEC FD DK & TBO WORKERS ** See list 

1235 OCCHOH 1251 P SKD SLF EMP FD DK & TBO WORKERS ** See list 

1236 OCCHOH 1252 P SKD MGRS FD DK & TBO WORKERS ** See list 

1237 OCCHOH 1253 P SKD FOREMEN FD DK & TBO WORKERS ** See list 

1238 OCCHOH 1254 P SKD EMP NEC FD DK & TBO WORKERS ** See list

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1239 OCCHOH 1341 SKD SLF EMP PAPER & PRINTING WORKERS ** See list 

1240 OCCHOH 1342 SKD MGRS PAPER & PRINTING WORKERS ** See list 

1241 OCCHOH 1343 SKD FOREMEN PAPER & PRINTING WORKERS ** See list 

1242 OCCHOH 1344 SKD EMP NEC PAPER & PRINTING WORKERS ** See list 

1243 OCCHOH 1441 SKD SLF EMP MAKERS OTH PROD RUB PLSTCS ** See list 

1244 OCCHOH 1442 SKD MGRS MAKERS OTH PROD RUB PLSTCS ** See list 

1245 OCCHOH 1443 SKD FOREMEN MAKERS OTH PROD RUB PLSTCS ** See list 

1246 OCCHOH 1444 SKD EMP NEC MAKERS OTH PROD RUB PLSTCS ** See list 

1247 OCCHOH 1451 P SKD SLF EMP MAKERS OTH PROD RUB PLSTCS ** See list 

1248 OCCHOH 1452 P SKD MGRS MAKERS OTH PROD RUB PLSTCS ** See list 

1249 OCCHOH 1453 P SKD FOREMEN MAKERS OTH PROD RUB PLSTCS ** See list 

1250 OCCHOH 1454 P SKD EMP NEC MAKERS OTH PROD RUB PLSTCS ** See list 



1251 OCCHOH 1541 SKD SLF EMP CONSTRUCTION WORKERS ** See list 

1252 OCCHOH 1542 SKD MGRS CONSTRUCTION WORKERS ** See list 

1253 OCCHOH 1543 SKD FOREMEN CONSTRUCRTION WORKERS ** See list 

1254 OCCHOH 1544 SKD EMP NEC CONSTRUCTION WORKERS ** See list 

1255 OCCHOH 1551 P SKD SLF EMP CONSTRUCTION WORKERS ** See list 

1256 OCCHOH 1552 P SKD MGRS CONSTRUCTION WORKERS ** See list 

1257 OCCHOH 1553 P SKD FOREMAN CONSTRUCTION WORKERS ** See list 

1258 OCCHOH 1554 P SKD EMP NEC CONSTRUCTION WORKERS ** See list 

1259 OCCHOH 1641 SKD SLF EMP PAINTERS & DECORATORS ** See list 

1260 OCCHOH 1642 SKD MGRS PAINTERS & DECORATORS ** See list 

1261 OCCHOH 1643 SKD FOREMEN PAINTERS & DECORATORS ** See list 

1262 OCCHOH 1644 SKD EMP NEC PAINTERS & DECORATORS ** See list 

1263 OCCHOH 1651 P SKD SLF EMP PAINTERS & DECORATORS ** See list 

1264 OCCHOH 1652 P SKD MGRS PAINTERS & DECORATORS ** See list 

1265 OCCHOH 1653 P SKD FOREMEN PAINTERS & DECORATORS ** See list 

1266 OCCHOH 1654 P SKD EMP NEC PAINTERS & DECORATORS ** See list 

1267 OCCHOH 1741 SKD SLF EMP DRIVERS STATION ENG CRANES ** See list 

1268 OCCHOH 1742 SKD MGRS DRIVERS STATION ENG CRANES ** See list 

1269 OCCHOH 1743 SKD FOREMEN DRIVERS STATION ENG CRANES ** See list 

1270 OCCHOH 1744 SKD EMP NEC DRIVERS STATION ENG CRANES ** See list 

1271 OCCHOH 1753 P SKD FOREMEN DRIVERS STATION ENG CRANES ** See list 

1272 OCCHOH 1754 P SKD EMP NEC DRIVERS STATION ENG CRANES ** See list 

1273 OCCHOH 1853 P SKD FOREMEN LABOURERS & UNSKD WORKERS ** See list 

1274 OCCHOH 1854 P SKD EMP NEC LABOURERS & UNSKD WORKERS ** See list 

1275 OCCHOH 1891 UNSKD SLF EMP LABOURERS & UNSKD WORKERS ** See list 

1276 OCCHOH 1893 UNSKD FOREMEN LABOURERS & UNSKD WORKERS ** See list

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1277 OCCHOH 1894 UNSKD EMP NEC LABOURERS & UNSKD WORKERS ** See list 

1278 OCCHOH 1921 INT OCC SLF EMP TRNSPRT & COMM WORKERS ** See list 

1279 OCCHOH 1922 INT OCC MGRS TRNSPRT & COMM WORKERS ** See list 

1280 OCCHOH 1923 INT OCC FOREMEN TRNSPRT & COMM WORKERS ** See list 

1281 OCCHOH 1924 INT OCC EMP NEC TRNSPRT & COMM WORKERS ** See list 

1282 OCCHOH 1941 SKD SLF EMP TRNSPRT & COMM WORKERS ** See list 

1283 OCCHOH 1942 SKD MGRS TRNSPRT & COMM WORKERS ** See list 

1284 OCCHOH 1943 SKD FOREMEN TRNSPRT & COMM WORKERS ** See list 

1285 OCCHOH 1944 SKD EMP NEC TRNSPRT & COMM WORKERS ** See list 

1286 OCCHOH 1951 P SKD SLF EMP TRNSPRT & COMM WORKERS ** See list 

1287 OCCHOH 1952 P SKD MGRS TRNSPRT & COMM WORKERS ** See list 

1288 OCCHOH 1953 P SKD FOREMEN TRNSPRT & COMM WORKERS ** See list 

1289 OCCHOH 1954 P SKD EMP NEC TRNSPRT & COMM WORKERS ** See list 

1290 OCCHOH 1991 UNSKD SLF EMP TRNSPRT & COMM WORKERS ** See list 

1291 OCCHOH 1992 UNSKD MGRS TRNSPRT & COMM WORKERS ** See list 

1292 OCCHOH 1993 UNSKD FOREMEN TRNSPRT & COMM WORKERS ** See list 

1293 OCCHOH 1994 UNSKD EMP NEC TRNSPRT & COMM WORKERS ** See list 

1294 OCCHOH 2051 P SKD SLF EMP WHOUS STKEEPRS PCKS BOTTLS ** See list 

1295 OCCHOH 2052 P SKD MGRS WHOUS STKEEPRS PCKS BOTTLS ** See list 

1296 OCCHOH 2053 P SKD FOREMEN WHOUS STKEEPRS PCKS BOTTLS ** See list 

1297 OCCHOH 2054 P SKD EMP NEC WHOUS STKEEPRS PCKS BOTTLS ** See list 

1298 OCCHOH 2122 INT MGRS CLERICAL WORKERS ** See list 

1299 OCCHOH 2123 INT FOREMEN CLERICAL WORKERS ** See list 

1300 OCCHOH 2141 SKD SLF EMP CLERICAL WORKERS ** See list 



1301 OCCHOH 2143 SKD FOREMEN CLERICAL WORKERS ** See list 

1302 OCCHOH 2144 SKD EMP NEC CLERICAL WORKERS ** See list 

1303 OCCHOH 2221 INT OCC SLF EMP SALES WORKERS ** See list 

1304 OCCHOH 2222 INT OCC MGRS SALES WORKERS ** See list 

1305 OCCHOH 2241 SKD SLF EMP SALES WORKERS ** See list 

1306 OCCHOH 2242 SKD MGRS SALES WORKERS ** See list 

1307 OCCHOH 2243 SKD FOREMEN SALES WORKERS ** See list 

1308 OCCHOH 2244 SKD EMP NEC SALES WORKERS ** See list 

1309 OCCHOH 2251 P SKD SLF EMP SALES WORKERS ** See list 

1310 OCCHOH 2252 P SKD MGRS SALES WORKERS ** See list 

1311 OCCHOH 2253 P SKD FOREMEN SALES WORKERS ** See list 

1312 OCCHOH 2254 P SKD EMP NEC SALES WORKERS ** See list 

1313 OCCHOH 2321 INT OCC SLF EMP SERV SPORT & REC WORKERS ** See list

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1314 OCCHOH 2322 INT OCC MGRS SERV SPORT & REC WORKERS ** See list 

1315 OCCHOH 2323 INT OCC FOREMEN SERV SPORT & REC WORKERS ** See list 

1316 OCCHOH 2324 INT OCC EMP NEC SERV SPORT & REC WORKERS ** See list 

1317 OCCHOH 2341 SKD SLF EMP SERV SPORT & REC WORKERS ** See list 

1318 OCCHOH 2342 SKD MGRS SERV SPORT & REC WORKERS ** See list 

1319 OCCHOH 2343 SKD FOREMEN SERV SPORT & REC WORKERS ** See list 

1320 OCCHOH 2344 SKD EMP NEC SERV SPORT & REC WORKERS ** See list 

1321 OCCHOH 2351 P SKD SLF EMP SERV SPORT & REC WORKERS ** See list 

1322 OCCHOH 2352 P SKD MGRS SERV SPORT & REC WORKERS ** See list 

1323 OCCHOH 2353 P SKD FOREMEN SERV SPORT & REC WORKERS ** See list 

1324 OCCHOH 2354 P SKD EMP NEC SERV SPORT & REC WORKERS ** See list 

1325 OCCHOH 2391 UNSKD SLF EMP SERV SPORT & REC WORKERS ** See list 

1326 OCCHOH 2392 UNSKD MGRS SERV SPORT & REC WORKERS ** See list 

1327 OCCHOH 2393 UNSKD FOREMEN SERV SPORT & REC WORKERS ** See list 

1328 OCCHOH 2394 UNSKD EMP NEC SERV SPORT & REC WORKERS ** See list 

1329 OCCHOH 2422 INT OCC MGRS ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGERS ** See list 

1330 OCCHOH 2511 PROF SLF EMP PROF TECH WRKS ARTISTS ** See list 

1331 OCCHOH 2514 PROF EMP NEC PROF TECH WRKS ARTISTS ** See list 

1332 OCCHOH 2521 INT OCC SLF EMP PROF TECH WRKS ARTISTS ** See list 

1333 OCCHOH 2522 INT OCC MGRS PROF TECH WRKS ARTISTS ** See list 

1334 OCCHOH 2523 INT OCC FOREMEN PROF TECH WRKS ARTISTS ** See list 

1335 OCCHOH 2524 INT OCC EMP NEC PROF TECH WRKS ARTISTS ** See list 

1336 OCCHOH 2541 SKD SLF EMP PROF TECH WRKS ARTISTS ** See list 

1337 OCCHOH 2542 SKD MGRS PROF TECH WRKS ARTISTS ** See list 

1338 OCCHOH 2543 SKD FOREMEN PROF TECH WRKS ARTISTS ** See list 

1339 OCCHOH 2544 SKD EMP NEC PROF TECH WRKS ARTISTS ** See list 

1340 OCCHOH 2604 ARMED FORCES EMP NEC ARMED FORCES B & F ** See list 

1341 OCCHOH 9935 UNOCC MAJ INC OAP RET/UNEMP ** See list 

1342 OCCHOH 9945 UNOCC MAJ INC STATE PEN RET/UNEMP ** See list 

1343 OCCHOH 9955 RET UNOCC MAJ INC NSTATE RET/UNEMP ** See list 

1344 OCCHOH 9965 UNEMP/SICK MAJ INC N.I RET/UNEMP ** See list 

1345 OCCHOH 9975 UNEMP/SICK MAJ INC NOT N.I RET/UNEMP ** See list 

1346 OCCHOH 9985 NONEARNERS WIVES CHILDREN RET/UNEMP ** See list 

1347 OCCHOH 9995 NO-INFO AND VISITORS 16+ RET/UNEMP ** See list 

1348 OCCXHOH 101 FISH GARD GRMEN SLF EMP NONAGCUL ** See list 

1349 OCCXHOH 102 FISH GARD GRMEN MGRS NONAGCUL ** See list 

1350 OCCXHOH 103 FISH GARD GRMEN FOREMEN NONAGCUL ** See list 



1351 OCCXHOH 104 FISH GARD GRMEN EMP NEC NONAGCUL ** See list

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1352 OCCXHOH 121 FMMGRS MKGARD SLF EMP FMS FOR FISH AGCUL ** See list 

1353 OCCXHOH 122 FMS MARGARD MGRS FMS FOR FISH AGCUL ** See list 

1354 OCCXHOH 151 P SKD SLF EMP FMS FOR FISH AGCUL ** See list 

1355 OCCXHOH 152 P SKD MGRS FMS FOR FISH AGCUL ** See list 

1356 OCCXHOH 153 P SKD FOREMEN FMS FOR FISH AGCUL ** See list 

1357 OCCXHOH 154 P SKD EMP NEC FMS FOR FISH AGCUL ** See list 

1358 OCCXHOH 241 SKD SLF EMP MINERS & QUARRYMEN ** See list 

1359 OCCXHOH 242 SKD MGRS MINERS & QUARRYMEN ** See list 

1360 OCCXHOH 243 SKD FOREMEN MINERS & QUARRYMEN ** See list 

1361 OCCXHOH 244 SKD EMP NEC MINERS & QUARRYMEN ** See list 

1362 OCCXHOH 251 P SKD SLF EMP MINERS & QUARRYMEN ** See list 

1363 OCCXHOH 252 P SKD MGRS MINERS & QUARRRYMEN ** See list 

1364 OCCXHOH 253 P SKD FOREMEN MINERS & QUARRYMEN ** See list 

1365 OCCXHOH 254 P SKD EMP NEC MINERS & QUARRYMEN ** See list 

1366 OCCXHOH 351 P SKD SLF EMP GAS, COKE & CML MAKERS ** See list 

1367 OCCXHOH 352 P SKD MGRS GAS, COKE & CML MAKERS ** See list 

1368 OCCXHOH 353 P SKD FOREMEN GAS, COKE CML MAKERS ** See list 

1369 OCCXHOH 354 P SKD EMP NEC GAS, COKE & CML MAKERS ** See list 

1370 OCCXHOH 441 SKD SLF EMP GLASS & CRS MAKERS ** See list 

1371 OCCXHOH 442 SKD MGRSGLASS & CRS MAKERS ** See list 

1372 OCCXHOH 443 SKD FOREMEN GLASS & CMS MAKERS ** See list 

1373 OCCXHOH 444 SKD EMP NEC GLASS & CMS MAKERS ** See list 

1374 OCCXHOH 451 P SKD SLF EMP GLASS & CMS MAKERS ** See list 

1375 OCCXHOH 452 P SKD MGRS GLASS & CMS MAKERS ** See list 

1376 OCCXHOH 453 P SKD FOREMEN GLASS & CMS MAKERS ** See list 

1377 OCCXHOH 454 P SKD EMP NEC GLASS & CMS MAKERS ** See list 

1378 OCCXHOH 541 SKD SLF EMP FUR FRGE FUDRY ROLMIL WRKS ** See list 

1379 OCCXHOH 542 SKD MGRS FUR FRGE FUDRY ROLMIL WRKS ** See list 

1380 OCCXHOH 543 SKD FOREMEN FUR FRGE FUDRY ROLMIL WRKS ** See list 

1381 OCCXHOH 544 SKD EMP NEC FUR FRGE FUDRY ROLMIL WRKS ** See list 

1382 OCCXHOH 551 P SKD SLF EMP FUR FRGE FUDRY ROLMIL WRKS ** See list 

1383 OCCXHOH 552 P SKD MGRS FUR FRGE FUDRY ROLMIL WRKS ** See list 

1384 OCCXHOH 553 P SKD FOREMEN FUR FRGE FUDRY ROLMIL WRKS ** See list 

1385 OCCXHOH 554 P SKD EMP NEC FUR FRGE FUDRY ROLMIL WRKS ** See list 

1386 OCCXHOH 641 SKD SLF EMP ELECTRIC ELECTRONIC WRKS ** See list 

1387 OCCXHOH 642 SKD MGRS ELECTRIC ELECTRONIC WRKS ** See list 

1388 OCCXHOH 643 SKD FOREMEN ELECTRIC ELECTRONIC WRKS ** See list 

1389 OCCXHOH 644 SKD EMP NEC ELECTRIC ELECTRONIC WRKS ** See list 

1390 OCCXHOH 651 P SKD SLF EMP ELECTRIC ELECTRONIC WRKS ** See list 

1391 OCCXHOH 653 P SKD FOREMEN ELECTRIC ELECTRONIC WRKS ** See list

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1392 OCCXHOH 654 P SKD EMP NEC ELECTRIC ELECTRONIC WRKS ** See list 

1393 OCCXHOH 741 SKD SLF EMP ENG & ALLIED TRADES NEC ** See list 

1394 OCCXHOH 742 SKD MGRS ENG & ALLIED TRADES NEC ** See list 

1395 OCCXHOH 743 SKD FOREMEN ENG & ALLIED TRADES NEC ** See list 

1396 OCCXHOH 744 SKD EMP NEC ENG & ALLIED TRADES NEC ** See list 

1397 OCCXHOH 751 P SKD SLF EMP ENG & ALLIED TRADES NEC ** See list 

1398 OCCXHOH 752 P SKD MGRS ENG & ALLIED TRADES NEC ** See list 

1399 OCCXHOH 753 P SKD FOREMEN ENG & ALLIED TRADES NEC ** See list 

1400 OCCXHOH 754 P SKD EMP NEC ENG & ALLIED TRADES NEC ** See list 



1401 OCCXHOH 841 SKD SLF EMP WOODWORKERS ** See list 

1402 OCCXHOH 842 SKD MGRS WOODWORKERS ** See list 

1403 OCCXHOH 843 SKD FOREMEN WOODWORKERS ** See list 

1404 OCCXHOH 844 SKD EMP NEC WOODWORKERS ** See list 

1405 OCCXHOH 941 SKD SLF EMP LEATHERWORKERS ** See list 

1406 OCCXHOH 942 SKD MGRS LEATHERWORKERS ** See list 

1407 OCCXHOH 943 SKD FOREMEN LEATHERWORKERS ** See list 

1408 OCCXHOH 944 SKD EMP NEC LEATHERWORKERS ** See list 

1409 OCCXHOH 1041 SKD SLF EMP TEXTILE WORKERS ** See list 

1410 OCCXHOH 1042 SKD MGRS TEXTILE WORKERS ** See list 

1411 OCCXHOH 1043 SKD FOREMEN TEXTILE WORKERS ** See list 

1412 OCCXHOH 1044 SKD EMP NEC TEXTILE WORKERS ** See list 

1413 OCCXHOH 1051 P SKD SLF EMP TEXTILE WORKERS ** See list 

1414 OCCXHOH 1052 P SKD MGRS TEXTILE WORKERS ** See list 

1415 OCCXHOH 1053 P SKD FOREMEN TEXTILE WORKERS ** See list 

1416 OCCXHOH 1054 P SKD EMP NEC TEXTILE WORKERS ** See list 

1417 OCCXHOH 1141 SKD SLF EMP CLOTHING WORKERS ** See list 

1418 OCCXHOH 1142 SKD MGRS CLOTHING WORKERS ** See list 

1419 OCCXHOH 1143 SKD FOREMEN CLOTHING WORKERS ** See list 

1420 OCCXHOH 1144 SKD EMP NEC CLOTHING WORKERS ** See list 

1421 OCCXHOH 1151 P SKD SLF EMP CLOTHING WORKERS ** See list 

1422 OCCXHOH 1153 P SKD FOREMEN CLOTHING WORKERS ** See list 

1423 OCCXHOH 1154 P SKD EMPLOYEES CLOTHING WORKERS ** See list 

1424 OCCXHOH 1241 SKD SLF EMP FD DK & TBO WORKERS ** See list 

1425 OCCXHOH 1242 SKD MGRS FD DK& TBO WORKERS ** See list 

1426 OCCXHOH 1243 SKD FOREMEN FD DK & TBO WORKERS ** See list 

1427 OCCXHOH 1244 SKD EMP NEC FD DK & TBO WORKERS ** See list 

1428 OCCXHOH 1251 P SKD SLF EMP FD DK & TBO WORKERS ** See list 

1429 OCCXHOH 1252 P SKD MGRS FD DK & TBO WORKERS ** See list

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1430 OCCXHOH 1253 P SKD FOREMEN FD DK & TBO WORKERS ** See list 

1431 OCCXHOH 1254 P SKD EMP NEC FD DK & TBO WORKERS ** See list 

1432 OCCXHOH 1341 SKD SLF EMP PAPER & PRINTING WORKERS ** See list 

1433 OCCXHOH 1342 SKD MGRS PAPER & PRINTING WORKERS ** See list 

1434 OCCXHOH 1343 SKD FOREMEN PAPER & PRINTING WORKERS ** See list 

1435 OCCXHOH 1344 SKD EMP NEC PAPER & PRINTING WORKERS ** See list 

1436 OCCXHOH 1441 SKD SLF EMP MAKERS OTH PROD RUB PLSTCS ** See list 

1437 OCCXHOH 1442 SKD MGRS MAKERS OTH PROD RUB PLSTCS ** See list 

1438 OCCXHOH 1443 SKD FOREMEN MAKERS OTH PROD RUB PLSTCS ** See list 

1439 OCCXHOH 1444 SKD EMP NEC MAKERS OTH PROD RUB PLSTCS ** See list 

1440 OCCXHOH 1451 P SKD SLF EMP MAKERS OTH PROD RUB PLSTCS ** See list 

1441 OCCXHOH 1452 P SKD MGRS MAKERS OTH PROD RUB PLSTCS ** See list 

1442 OCCXHOH 1453 P SKD FOREMEN MAKERS OTH PROD RUB PLSTCS ** See list 

1443 OCCXHOH 1454 P SKD EMP NEC MAKERS OTH PROD RUB PLSTCS ** See list 

1444 OCCXHOH 1541 SKD SLF EMP CONSTRUCTION WORKERS ** See list 

1445 OCCXHOH 1542 SKD MGRS CONSTRUCTION WORKERS ** See list 

1446 OCCXHOH 1543 SKD FOREMEN CONSTRUCRTION WORKERS ** See list 

1447 OCCXHOH 1544 SKD EMP NEC CONSTRUCTION WORKERS ** See list 

1448 OCCXHOH 1551 P SKD SLF EMP CONSTRUCTION WORKERS ** See list 

1449 OCCXHOH 1552 P SKD MGRS CONSTRUCTION WORKERS ** See list 

1450 OCCXHOH 1553 P SKD FOREMAN CONSTRUCTION WORKERS ** See list 



1451 OCCXHOH 1554 P SKD EMP NEC CONSTRUCTION WORKERS ** See list 

1452 OCCXHOH 1641 SKD SLF EMP PAINTERS & DECORATORS ** See list 

1453 OCCXHOH 1642 SKD MGRS PAINTERS & DECORATORS ** See list 

1454 OCCXHOH 1643 SKD FOREMEN PAINTERS & DECORATORS ** See list 

1455 OCCXHOH 1644 SKD EMP NEC PAINTERS & DECORATORS ** See list 

1456 OCCXHOH 1651 P SKD SLF EMP PAINTERS & DECORATORS ** See list 

1457 OCCXHOH 1652 P SKD MGRS PAINTERS & DECORATORS ** See list 

1458 OCCXHOH 1653 P SKD FOREMEN PAINTERS & DECORATORS ** See list 

1459 OCCXHOH 1654 P SKD EMP NEC PAINTERS & DECORATORS ** See list 

1460 OCCXHOH 1741 SKD SLF EMP DRIVERS STATION ENG CRANES ** See list 

1461 OCCXHOH 1742 SKD MGRS DRIVERS STATION ENG CRANES ** See list 

1462 OCCXHOH 1743 SKD FOREMEN DRIVERS STATION ENG CRANES ** See list 

1463 OCCXHOH 1744 SKD EMP NEC DRIVERS STATION ENG CRANES ** See list 

1464 OCCXHOH 1753 P SKD FOREMEN DRIVERS STATION ENG CRANES ** See list 

1465 OCCXHOH 1754 P SKD EMP NEC DRIVERS STATION ENG CRANES ** See list 

1466 OCCXHOH 1853 P SKD FOREMEN LABOURERS & UNSKD WORKERS ** See list

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1467 OCCXHOH 1854 P SKD EMP NEC LABOURERS & UNSKD WORKERS ** See list 

1468 OCCXHOH 1891 UNSKD SLF EMP LABOURERS & UNSKD WORKERS ** See list 

1469 OCCXHOH 1893 UNSKD FOREMEN LABOURERS & UNSKD WORKERS ** See list 

1470 OCCXHOH 1894 UNSKD EMP NEC LABOURERS & UNSKD WORKERS ** See list 

1471 OCCXHOH 1921 INT OCC SLF EMP TRNSPRT & COMM WORKERS ** See list 

1472 OCCXHOH 1922 INT OCC MGRS TRNSPRT & COMM WORKERS ** See list 

1473 OCCXHOH 1923 INT OCC FOREMEN TRNSPRT & COMM WORKERS ** See list 

1474 OCCXHOH 1924 INT OCC EMP NEC TRNSPRT & COMM WORKERS ** See list 

1475 OCCXHOH 1941 SKD SLF EMP TRNSPRT & COMM WORKERS ** See list 

1476 OCCXHOH 1942 SKD MGRS TRNSPRT & COMM WORKERS ** See list 

1477 OCCXHOH 1943 SKD FOREMEN TRNSPRT & COMM WORKERS ** See list 

1478 OCCXHOH 1944 SKD EMP NEC TRNSPRT & COMM WORKERS ** See list 

1479 OCCXHOH 1951 P SKD SLF EMP TRNSPRT & COMM WORKERS ** See list 

1480 OCCXHOH 1952 P SKD MGRS TRNSPRT & COMM WORKERS ** See list 

1481 OCCXHOH 1953 P SKD FOREMEN TRNSPRT & COMM WORKERS ** See list 

1482 OCCXHOH 1954 P SKD EMP NEC TRNSPRT & COMM WORKERS ** See list 

1483 OCCXHOH 1991 UNSKD SLF EMP TRNSPRT & COMM WORKERS ** See list 

1484 OCCXHOH 1992 UNSKD MGRS TRNSPRT & COMM WORKERS ** See list 

1485 OCCXHOH 1993 UNSKD FOREMEN TRNSPRT & COMM WORKERS ** See list 

1486 OCCXHOH 1994 UNSKD EMP NEC TRNSPRT & COMM WORKERS ** See list 

1487 OCCXHOH 2051 P SKD SLF EMP WHOUS STKEEPRS PCKS BOTTLS ** See list 

1488 OCCXHOH 2052 P SKD MGRS WHOUS STKEEPRS PCKS BOTTLS ** See list 

1489 OCCXHOH 2053 P SKD FOREMEN WHOUS STKEEPRS PCKS BOTTLS ** See list 

1490 OCCXHOH 2054 P SKD EMP NEC WHOUS STKEEPRS PCKS BOTTLS ** See list 

1491 OCCXHOH 2122 INT MGRS CLERICAL WORKERS ** See list 

1492 OCCXHOH 2123 INT FOREMEN CLERICAL WORKERS ** See list 

1493 OCCXHOH 2141 SKD SLF EMP CLERICAL WORKERS ** See list 

1494 OCCXHOH 2143 SKD FOREMEN CLERICAL WORKERS ** See list 

1495 OCCXHOH 2144 SKD EMP NEC CLERICAL WORKERS ** See list 

1496 OCCXHOH 2221 INT OCC SLF EMP SALES WORKERS ** See list 

1497 OCCXHOH 2222 INT OCC MGRS SALES WORKERS ** See list 

1498 OCCXHOH 2241 SKD SLF EMP SALES WORKERS ** See list 

1499 OCCXHOH 2242 SKD MGRS SALES WORKERS ** See list 

1500 OCCXHOH 2243 SKD FOREMEN SALES WORKERS ** See list 



1501 OCCXHOH 2244 SKD EMP NEC SALES WORKERS ** See list ** 

1502 OCCXHOH 2251 P SKD SLF EMP SALES WORKERS ** See list ** 

1503 OCCXHOH 2252 P SKD MGRS SALES WORKERS ** See list ** 

1504 OCCXHOH 2253 P SKD FOREMEN SALES WORKERS ** See list ** 

1505 OCCXHOH 2254 P SKD EMP NEC SALES WORKERS ** See list ** 

1506 OCCXHOH 2321 INT OCC SLF EMP SERV SPORT & REC WORKERS ** See list ** 

1507 OCCXHOH 2322 INT OCC MGRS SERV SPORT & REC WORKERS ** See list **

1508 OCCXHOH 2323 INT OCC FOREMEN SERV SPORT & REC WORKERS ** See list ** 

1509 OCCXHOH 2324 INT OCC EMP NEC SERV SPORT & REC WORKERS ** See list ** 

1510 OCCXHOH 2341 SKD SLF EMP SERV SPORT & REC WORKERS ** See list ** 

1511 OCCXHOH 2342 SKD MGRS SERV SPORT & REC WORKERS ** See list ** 

1512 OCCXHOH 2343 SKD FOREMEN SERV SPORT & REC WORKERS ** See list ** 

1513 OCCXHOH 2344 SKD EMP NEC SERV SPORT & REC WORKERS ** See list ** 

1514 OCCXHOH 2351 P SKD SLF EMP SERV SPORT & REC WORKERS ** See list ** 

1515 OCCXHOH 2352 P SKD MGRS SERV SPORT & REC WORKERS ** See list ** 

1516 OCCXHOH 2353 P SKD FOREMEN SERV SPORT & REC WORKERS ** See list ** 

1517 OCCXHOH 2354 P SKD EMP NEC SERV SPORT & REC WORKERS ** See list ** 

1518 OCCXHOH 2391 UNSKD SLF EMP SERV SPORT & REC WORKERS ** See list ** 

1519 OCCXHOH 2392 UNSKD MGRS SERV SPORT & REC WORKERS ** See list ** 

1520 OCCXHOH 2393 UNSKD FOREMEN SERV SPORT & REC WORKERS ** See list ** 

1521 OCCXHOH 2394 UNSKD EMP NEC SERV SPORT & REC WORKERS ** See list ** 

1522 OCCXHOH 2422 INT OCC MGRS ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGERS ** See list ** 

1523 OCCXHOH 2511 PROF SLF EMP PROF TECH WRKS ARTISTS ** See list ** 

1524 OCCXHOH 2514 PROF EMP NEC PROF TECH WRKS ARTISTS ** See list ** 

1525 OCCXHOH 2521 INT OCC SLF EMP PROF TECH WRKS ARTISTS ** See list ** 

1526 OCCXHOH 2522 INT OCC MGRS PROF TECH WRKS ARTISTS ** See list ** 

1527 OCCXHOH 2523 INT OCC FOREMEN PROF TECH WRKS ARTISTS ** See list ** 

1528 OCCXHOH 2524 INT OCC EMP NEC PROF TECH WRKS ARTISTS ** See list ** 

1529 OCCXHOH 2541 SKD SLF EMP PROF TECH WRKS ARTISTS ** See list ** 

1530 OCCXHOH 2542 SKD MGRS PROF TECH WRKS ARTISTS ** See list ** 

1531 OCCXHOH 2543 SKD FOREMEN PROF TECH WRKS ARTISTS ** See list ** 

1532 OCCXHOH 2544 SKD EMP NEC PROF TECH WRKS ARTISTS ** See list ** 

1533 OCCXHOH 2604 ARMED FORCES EMP NEC ARMED FORCES B & F ** See list ** 

1534 OCCXHOH 9935 UNOCC MAJ INC OAP RET/UNEMP ** See list ** 

1535 OCCXHOH 9945 UNOCC MAJ INC STATE PEN RET/UNEMP ** See list ** 

1536 OCCXHOH 9955 RET UNOCC MAJ INC NSTATE RET/UNEMP ** See list ** 

1537 OCCXHOH 9965 UNEMP/SICK MAJ INC N.I RET/UNEMP ** See list ** 

1538 OCCXHOH 9975 UNEMP/SICK MAJ INC NOT N.I RET/UNEMP ** See list ** 

1539 OCCXHOH 9985 NONEARNERS WIVES CHILDREN RET/UNEMP ** See list ** 

1540 OCCXHOH 9995 NO-INFO AND VISITORS 16+ RET/UNEMP ** See list ** 

1541 OLDREG 2 NORTHERN (PRE 1975 BOUNDARIES) NORTHERN (PRE 

1975) 

1542 OLDREG 3 YORKS & HUMBERSIDE (PRE 1975 BOUNDARIES) YORKS&HUMBER(P 

1975) 

1543 OLDREG 9 SOUTH EAST (PRE 1975 BOUNDARIES) SOUTH EAST(PRE 

1975) 

1544 OWNDW 1 UNFURNISHED COUNCIL UNFURNISHED 

COUNCIL 

1545 OWNDW 2 UNFURNISHED,OTHER,RENTED 

UNFURN.,OTHER,RENTED 

1546 OWNDW 3 FURNISHED, RENTED 

FURNISHED,RENTED 

1547 OWNDW 4 RENT FREE RENT FREE 

1548 OWNDW 5 OWNS OUTRIGHT OWNS OUTRIGHT 

1549 OWNDW 6 OWNS WITH MORTGAGE OWNS WITH 

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1550 OWNDW 7 SHARED OWNERSHIP SHARED 

OWNERSHIP 

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1551 OWNDWGB 1 GB UNFURNISHED COUNCIL GB UNFURN. COUNCIL 

1552 OWNDWGB 2 GB UNFURNISHED OTHER RENTED GB 

UNFURN.OTH.RENTED 

1553 OWNDWGB 3 GB FURNISHED RENTED GB FURNISHED 

RENTED 

1554 OWNDWGB 4 GB RENT FREE GB RENT FREE 

1555 OWNDWGB 5 GB OWNS OUTRIGHT GB OWNS OUTRIGHT 

1556 OWNDWGB 6 GB OWNS WITH MORTGAGE GB OWN WITH 

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1557 OWNDWGB 7 GB SHARED OWNERSHIP GB SHARED 

OWNERSHIP 

1558 OWNDWNI 1 NI UNFURNISHED COUNCIL NI UNFURN. COUNCIL 

1559 OWNDWNI 2 NI UNFURNISHED OTHER RENTED NI 

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1560 OWNDWNI 3 NI FURNISHED RENTED NI FURNISHED 

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1561 OWNDWNI 4 NI RENT FREE NI RENT FREE 

1562 OWNDWNI 5 NI OWNS OUTRIGHT NI OWNS OUTRIGHT 

1563 OWNDWNI 6 NI OWNS WITH MORTGAGE NI OWN WITH 

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1564 OWNDWNI 7 NI SHARED OWNERSHIP NI SHARED 

OWNERSHIP 

1565 PLCNS 11 CARDIFF NORTH CARDIFF NORTH 

1566 PLCNS 12 CARDIFF NORTH-WEST CARDIFF NORTH-WEST

PARK 

1567 PLCNS 13 CARDIFF SOUTH-EAST CARDIFF SOUTH-EAST 

1568 PLCNS 14 CARDIFF WEST CARDIFF WEST 

1569 PLCNS 30 SWANSEA, WEST SWANSEA, WEST 

1570 PLCNS 40 PONTYPOOL PONTYPOOL 

1571 PLCNS 50 NEWPORT NEWPORT 

1572 PLCNS 70 BEDWELLTY BEDWELLTY 

1573 PLCNS 90 PONTYPRIDD PONTYPRIDD 

1574 PLCNS 100 MERTHYR TYDFIL MERTHYR TYDFIL 

1575 PLCNS 140 BARRY BARRY 

1576 PLCNS 170 NEATH NEATH 

1577 PLCNS 180 LLANELLI LLANELLI 

1578 PLCNS 191 WREXHAM WREXHAM 

1579 PLCNS 192 EAST FLINT EAST FLINT 

1580 PLCNS 210 WEST FLINT WEST FLINT 

1581 PLCNS 230 ANGLESEY ANGLESEY 

1582 PLCNS 280 PEMBROKE PEMBROKE 

1583 PLCNS 330 CARDIGAN CARDIGAN 

1584 PLCNS 340 BRECON & RADNOR BRECON & RADNOR 

1585 PLCNS 10011 GLASGOW, QUEENS PARK GLASGOW, QUEENS 

1586 PLCNS 10012 GLASGOW, CATHCART GLASGOW, CATHCART 

1587 PLCNS 10013 GLASGOW, GARSCADDEN GLASGOW, 

GARSCADDEN 

1588 PLCNS 10014 GLASGOW, GOVAN GLASGOW, GOVAN 

1589 PLCNS 10015 GLASGOW, KELVINGROVE GLASGOW, 

KELVINGROVE 

1590 PLCNS 10016 GLASGOW, HILLHEAD GLASGOW, HILLHEAD 

1591 PLCNS 10017 GLASGOW, SHETTLESTON GLASGOW, 

SHETTLESTON 

1592 PLCNS 10018 GLASGOW, SPRINGBURN GLASGOW, 

SPRINGBURN 

1593 PLCNS 10019 GLASGOW, PROVAN GLASGOW, PROVAN 

1594 PLCNS 10031 ABERDEEN SOUTH ABERDEEN SOUTH 

1595 PLCNS 10032 EAST ABERDEENSHIRE EAST ABERDEENSHIRE 

1596 PLCNS 10033 WEST ABERDEENSHIRE(ABERDEENSHIRE) WEST ABERDEENSHIRE 

1597 PLCNS 10041 EDINBURGH WEST EDINBURGH WEST 

1598 PLCNS 10042 EDINBURGH CENTRAL EDINBURGH CENTRAL 

1599 PLCNS 10043 EDINBURGH EAST EDINBURGH EAST 

1600 PLCNS 10044 EDINBURGH SOUTH EDINBURGH SOUTH 

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1601 PLCNS 10045 EDINBURGH, PENTLANDS EDINBURGH, PENTLANDS 

1602 PLCNS 10060 MOTHERWELL AND WISHAW MOTHERWELL & WISHAW 

1603 PLCNS 10071 HAMILTON HAMILTON 

1604 PLCNS 10072 BOTHWELL BOTHWELL 

1605 PLCNS 10080 DUNDEE WEST DUNDEE WEST 

1606 PLCNS 10090 COATBRIDGE & AIRDRIE COATBRIDGE & AIRDRIE 

1607 PLCNS 10100 EAST RENFREWSHIRE EAST RENFREWSHIRE 

1608 PLCNS 10150 STIRLING, FALKIRK & GRANGEMOUTH STIRLING, FALKIRK & 

1609 PLCNS 10170 DUNFERMLINE DUNFERMLINE 

1610 PLCNS 10190 CLACKMANNAN & EAST STIRLINGSHIRE CLACKMANNAN &E STIRL 

1611 PLCNS 10200 EAST KILBRIDE EAST KILBRIDE 

1612 PLCNS 10210 MIDLOTHIAN MIDLOTHIAN 

1613 PLCNS 10220 KILMARNOCK KILMARNOCK 

1614 PLCNS 10231 CENTRAL DUNBARTONSHIRE CENTRAL DUMBARTONSHR 

1615 PLCNS 10232 EAST DUNBARTONSHIRE EAST DUNBARTONSHIRE 

1616 PLCNS 10261 AYR (AYRSHIRE & BUTE) AYR (AYRSHIRE &BUTE) 

1617 PLCNS 10262 SOUTH AYRSHIRE SOUTH AYRSHIRE 

1618 PLCNS 10270 EAST FIFE EAST FIFE 

1619 PLCNS 10290 BANFF BANFF 

1620 PLCNS 10300 SOUTH ANGUS (ANGUS & KINCARDINE) SOUTH ANGUS 

1621 PLCNS 10310 LANARK LANARK 

1622 PLCNS 10320 DUMFRIES DUMFRIES 

1623 PLCNS 10340 WEST STIRLINGSHIRE WEST STIRLINGSHIRE 

1624 PLCNS 10391 PERTH & EAST PERTHSHIRE PERTH & E PERTHSHIRE 

1625 PLCNS 10392 KINROSS & WEST PERTHSHIRE KINROSS & WEST PERTH 

1626 PLCNS 10420 INVERNESS INVERNESS 

1627 PLCNS 10480 ARGYLL ARGYLL 

1628 PLCNS 20011 TEESIDE, MIDDLESBOROUGH TEESIDE, MIDDLESBORO 

1629 PLCNS 20012 TEESSIDE, THORNABY TEESSIDE, THORNABY 

1630 PLCNS 20020 SOUTH SHIELDS SOUTH SHIELDS 

1631 PLCNS 20021 JARROW JARROW 

1632 PLCNS 20031 NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CENTRAL NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE,C 

1633 PLCNS 20032 NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE EAST NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE,E 

1634 PLCNS 20033 NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE WEST NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE,W 

1635 PLCNS 20040 WALLSEND WALLSEND 

1636 PLCNS 20051 SUNDERLAND SOUTH SUNDERLAND SOUTH

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1637 PLCNS 20052 HOUGHTON-LE-SPRING (DURHAM) HOUGHTON-LE-SPRING 

1638 PLCNS 20061 GATESHEAD EAST GATESHEAD EAST 

1639 PLCNS 20062 GATESHEAD WEST GATESHEAD WEST 

1640 PLCNS 20063 BLAYDON BLAYDON 

1641 PLCNS 20070 BLYTH BLYTH 

1642 PLCNS 20080 HARTLEPOOL HARTLEPOOL 

1643 PLCNS 20110 TEESSIDE, STOCKTON TEESSIDE, STOCKTON 

1644 PLCNS 20120 CHESTER-LE-STREET CHESTER-LE-STREET 

1645 PLCNS 20130 EASINGTON EASINGTON 

1646 PLCNS 20140 TEESSIDE , REDCAR TEESSIDE , REDCAR 

1647 PLCNS 20150 DARLINGTON DARLINGTON 

1648 PLCNS 20160 DURHAM DURHAM 

1649 PLCNS 20180 CONSETT CONSETT 

1650 PLCNS 20181 NORTH WEST DURHAM (DURHAM) NORTH WEST DURHAM 



1651 PLCNS 20200 WHITEHAVEN WHITEHAVEN 

1652 PLCNS 20210 CARLISLE CARLISLE 

1653 PLCNS 20220 MORPETH MORPETH 

1654 PLCNS 20230 WORKINGTON WORKINGTON 

1655 PLCNS 20240 WESTMORLAND WESTMORLAND 

1656 PLCNS 20260 BERWICK-UPON-TWEED BERWICK-UPON- 

TWEED 

1657 PLCNS 20280 HEXHAM HEXHAM 

1658 PLCNS 20290 PENRITH & THE BORDER PENRITH & THE 

BORDER 

1659 PLCNS 30011 KINGSTON-UPON-HULL EAST KINGSTON-UPON- 

HULL E 

1660 PLCNS 30012 KINGSTON-UPON-HULL WEST KINGSTON-UPON- 

HULL W 

1661 PLCNS 30020 YORK YORK 

1662 PLCNS 30030 GRIMSBY GRIMSBY 

1663 PLCNS 30040 BRIGG & SCUNTHORPE BRIGG & 

SCUNTHORPE 

1664 PLCNS 30051 SHEFFIELD, BRIGHTSIDE 

SHEFFIELD,BRIGHTSIDE 

1665 PLCNS 30052 SHEFFIELD, HALLAM SHEFFIELD,HALLAM 

1666 PLCNS 30053 SHEFFIELD, HILLSBOROUGH 

SHEFFIELD,HILLSBORO 

1667 PLCNS 30054 SHEFFIELD, HEELEY SHEFFIELD,HEELY 

1668 PLCNS 30055 SHEFFIELD, ATTERCLIFFE 

SHEFFIELD,ATTERCLIFF 

1669 PLCNS 30061 LEEDS SOUTH LEEDS SOUTH 

1670 PLCNS 30062 LEEDS EAST LEEDS EAST 

1671 PLCNS 30063 LEEDS SOUTH EAST LEEDS SOUTH EAST 

1672 PLCNS 30071 BRADFORD NORTH BRADFORD NORTH 

1673 PLCNS 30072 PUDSEY PUDSEY 

1674 PLCNS 30081 WAKEFIELD WAKEFIELD 

1675 PLCNS 30082 PONTEFRACT & CASTLEFORD PONTEFRACT, 

CASTLEFD 

1676 PLCNS 30083 NORMANTON NORMANTON 

1677 PLCNS 30084 HEMSWORTH (YORKSHIRE W.R.) HEMSWORTH 

(YORKSHIRE 

1678 PLCNS 30091 HUDDERSFIELD EAST & COLNE VALLEY (PT) HUDDERSFLD 

E&COLNE V 

1679 PLCNS 30092 HUDDERSFIELD WEST HUDDERSFIELD WEST 

1680 PLCNS 30093 BATLEY & MORLEY BATLEY & MORLEY 

1681 PLCNS 30094 COLNE VALLEY(YORKSHIRE WEST RIDING) COLNEVALLEY(YRKS 

WR) 

1682 PLCNS 30101 ROTHERHAM ROTHERHAM 

1683 PLCNS 30102 ROTHER VALLEY ROTHER VALLEY 

1684 PLCNS 30110 BARNSLEY BARNSLEY 

1685 PLCNS 30121 SOWERBY (YORKSHIRE WEST RIDING) SOWERBY (YORKS 

WR) 

1686 PLCNS 30122 BRIGHOUSE & SPENBOROUGH BRIGHOUSE & 

SPENBORO 

1687 PLCNS 30131 DONCASTER DONCASTER 

1688 PLCNS 30132 DON VALLEY & BASSETLAW(PT) DON 

VALLEY&BASSETLAW 

1689 PLCNS 30133 DEARNE VALLEY DEARNE VALLEY 

1690 PLCNS 30150 HALTEMPRICE HALTEMPRICE 

1691 PLCNS 30160 SCARBOROUGH SCARBOROUGH 

1692 PLCNS 30180 BARKSTON ASH BARKSTON ASH 

1693 PLCNS 30190 HARROGATE HARROGATE 

1694 PLCNS 30201 GOOLE GAINSBOROUGH (PT) GOOLE 

GAINSBOROUGH 

1695 PLCNS 30202 HOWDEN HOWDEN

ER) 

1696 PLCNS 30220 BRIDLINGTON LOUTH (PT) BRIDLINGTON LOUTH 

1697 PLCNS 30221 BRIDLINGTON(YORKSHIRE EAST RIDING) BRIDLINGTON(YRKS 

1698 PLCNS 30230 THIRSK & MALTON, RICHMOND (PT) 

THIRSK,MALTON,RICHMD 

1699 PLCNS 30250 RIPON RIPON 

1700 PLCNS 40011 LIVERPOOL GARSTON LIVERPOOL GARSTON 

2002 48 

2002 49 



1701 PLCNS 40012 LIVERPOOL, EDGEHILL LIVERPOOL EDGEHILL 

1702 PLCNS 40013 LIVERPOOL, KIRKDALE LIVERPOOL KIRKDALE 

1703 PLCNS 40014 LIVERPOOL, WALTON LIVERPOOL WALTON 

1704 PLCNS 40015 LIVERPOOL, WAVERTREE LIVERPOOL WAVERTREE 

1705 PLCNS 40016 LIVERPOOL, WEST DERBY LIVERPOOL WEST DERBY 

1706 PLCNS 40021 MANCHESTER GORTON MANCHESTER GORTON 

1707 PLCNS 40022 MANCHESTER, BLACKLEY MANCHESTER, BLACKLEY 

1708 PLCNS 40030 BLACKPOOL NORTH BLACKPOOL NORTH 

1709 PLCNS 40041 SALFORD WEST SALFORD WEST 

1710 PLCNS 40042 ECCLES ECCLES 

1711 PLCNS 40051 CHEADLE CHEADLE 

1712 PLCNS 40052 HAZEL GROVE HAZEL GROVE 

1713 PLCNS 40061 BIRKENHEAD BIRKENHEAD 

1714 PLCNS 40062 WIRRAL WIRRAL 

1715 PLCNS 40063 WALLASEY WALLASEY 

1716 PLCNS 40070 ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE 

1717 PLCNS 40081 STRETFORD STRETFORD 

1718 PLCNS 40082 ALTRINCHAM & SALE ALTRINCHAM & SALE 

1719 PLCNS 40091 BOOTLE BOOTLE 

1720 PLCNS 40092 CROSBY CROSBY 

1721 PLCNS 40093 DARWEN DARWEN 

1722 PLCNS 40094 SOUTHPORT SOUTHPORT 

1723 PLCNS 40100 FARNWORTH FARNWORTH 

1724 PLCNS 40120 HUYTON (LANCASHIRE) HUYTON (LANCASHIRE) 

1725 PLCNS 40130 RUNCORN RUNCORN 

1726 PLCNS 40141 OLDHAM WEST OLDHAM WEST 

1727 PLCNS 40142 HEYWOOD & ROYTON HEYWOOD & ROYTON 

1728 PLCNS 40143 OLDHAM EAST OLDHAM EAST 

1729 PLCNS 40151 LEIGH LEIGH 

1730 PLCNS 40152 INCE INCE 

1731 PLCNS 40160 NEWTON NEWTON 

1732 PLCNS 40170 MIDDLETON & PRESTWICH MIDDLETON& PRESTWICH 

1733 PLCNS 40180 ACCRINGTON ACCRINGTON 

1734 PLCNS 40190 BLACKBURN BLACKBURN 

1735 PLCNS 40200 BEBINGTON & ELLESMERE PORT BEBINGTON& ELLESMERE 

1736 PLCNS 40220 PRESTON NORTH PRESTON NORTH 

1737 PLCNS 40240 BURNLEY BURNLEY 

1738 PLCNS 40250 NELSON & COLNE NELSON & COLNE 

1739 PLCNS 40260 ROSSENDALE ROSSENDALE 

1740 PLCNS 40311 NORTH FYLDE NORTH FYLDE 

1741 PLCNS 40312 SOUTH FYLDE SOUTH FYLDE 

1742 PLCNS 40320 NORTHWICH(CHESHIRE) NORTHWICH(CHESHIRE) 

1743 PLCNS 40331 MACCLESFIELD MACCLESFIELD 

1744 PLCNS 40332 KNUTSFORD KNUTSFORD 

1745 PLCNS 40340 CHESTER CHESTER 

1746 PLCNS 40351 CREWE CREWE 

1747 PLCNS 40352 NANTWICH (CHESHIRE) NANTWICH (CHESHIRE) 

1748 PLCNS 40370 CLITHEROE & SKIPTON (PT) CLITHEROE & SKIPTON 

1749 PLCNS 50011 LEICESTER EAST LEICESTER EAST 

1750 PLCNS 50012 LEICESTER WEST LEICESTER WEST 



1751 PLCNS 50021 NOTTINGHAM EAST NOTTINGHAM EAST 

1752 PLCNS 50022 NOTTINGHAM WEST NOTTINGHAM WEST 

1753 PLCNS 50030 DERBY NORTH DERBY NORTH 

1754 PLCNS 50031 DERBY SOUTH DERBY SOUTH 

1755 PLCNS 50040 LINCOLN LINCOLN 

1756 PLCNS 50070 CHESTERFIELD CHESTERFIELD 

1757 PLCNS 50080 MANSFIELD MANSFIELD 

1758 PLCNS 50100 ASHFIELD ASHFIELD 

1759 PLCNS 50110 ILKESTON ILKESTON 

1760 PLCNS 50120 CARLTON CARLTON 

1761 PLCNS 50140 BLABY BLABY 

1762 PLCNS 50160 BOLSOVER BOLSOVER

1763 PLCNS 50170 BELPER (DERBYSHIRE) BELPER (DERBYSHIRE) 

1764 PLCNS 50180 WELLINGBOROUGH WELLINGBOROUGH 

1765 PLCNS 50190 NORTH EAST DERBYSHIRE NORTH E DERBYSHIRE 

1766 PLCNS 50200 KETTERING KETTERING 

1767 PLCNS 50210 BOSWORTH BOSWORTH 

1768 PLCNS 50230 RUSHCLIFFE (NOTTINGHAMSHIRE) RUSHCLIFFE (NOTTS) 

1769 PLCNS 50270 HIGH PEAK, STALYBRIDGE & HYDE (PT) HIGH PEAK, 

STALYBRDG 

1770 PLCNS 50280 HOLLAND WITH BOSTON HOLLAND WITH BOSTON 

1771 PLCNS 50310 HARBOROUGH HARBOROUGH 

1772 PLCNS 50330 MELTON MELTON 

1773 PLCNS 50340 DAVENTRY DAVENTRY 

1774 PLCNS 50350 GRANTHAM GRANTHAM 

1775 PLCNS 50360 WEST DERBYSHIRE WEST DERBYSHIRE 

1776 PLCNS 50390 GAINSBOROUGH GAINSBOROUGH 

1777 PLCNS 50401 HORNCASTLE HORNCASTLE 

1778 PLCNS 50402 HORNCASTLE & LOUTH (PT) HORNCASTLE & LOUTH 

1779 PLCNS 60011 BIRMINGHAM, EDGBASTON BIRMINGHAM 

EDGBASTON 

1780 PLCNS 60012 BIRMINGHAM, HALL GREEN BIRMINGHAM HALL GRN 

1781 PLCNS 60013 BIRMINGHAM, HANDSWORTH BIRMINGHAM 

HANDSWRTH 

1782 PLCNS 60014 BIRMINGHAM, PERRY BARR BIRMINGHAM PERRY BR 

1783 PLCNS 60015 BIRMINGHAM, STECHFORD BIRMINGHAM 

STECHFORD 

1784 PLCNS 60016 BIRMINGHAM, YARDLEY BIRMINGHAM YARDLEY 

1785 PLCNS 60017 BIRMINGHAM, LADYWOOD BIRMINGHAM LADYWOOD 

1786 PLCNS 60018 BIRMINGHAM, SPARKBROOK BIRMINGHAM SPARKBRK 

1787 PLCNS 60019 BIRMINGHAM, NORTHFIELD BIRMINGHAM NORTHFLD 

1788 PLCNS 60021 WOLVERHAMPTON SOUTH EAST WOLVERHAMPTON 

S.EAST 

1789 PLCNS 60022 WOLVERHAMPTON SOUTH WEST WOLVERHAMPTON 

S.WEST 

1790 PLCNS 60031 WEST BROMWICH EAST WEST BROMWICH EAST 

1791 PLCNS 60032 WARLEY EAST WARLEY EAST 

1792 PLCNS 60033 WARLEY WEST WARLEY WEST 

1793 PLCNS 60041 COVENTRY NORTH EAST COVENTRY NORTH EAST 

1794 PLCNS 60042 COVENTRY SOUTH EAST COVENTRY SOUTH EAST 

1795 PLCNS 60043 COVENTRY SOUTH WEST COVENTRY SOUTH WEST 

1796 PLCNS 60051 DUDLEY EAST DUDLEY EAST 

1797 PLCNS 60052 HALESOWEN & STOURBRIDGE HALESOWEN & 

STOURBRG 

1798 PLCNS 60061 STOKE-ON-TRENT CENTRAL STOKE-ON-TRENT 

CENTR 

1799 PLCNS 60062 STOKE-ON-TRENT SOUTH STOKE-ON-TRENT 

SOUTH 

1800 PLCNS 60071 WALSALL NORTH WALSALL NORTH 

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1801 PLCNS 60072 WALSALL SOUTH WALSALL SOUTH 

1802 PLCNS 60073 ALDRIDGE-BROWNHILLS ALDRIDGE-BROWNHILLS 

1803 PLCNS 60080 WORCESTER WORCESTER 

1804 PLCNS 60090 HEREFORD HEREFORD 

1805 PLCNS 60110 NUNEATON NUNEATON 

1806 PLCNS 60120 BROMSGROVE & REDDITCH BROMSGROVE, REDDITCH 

1807 PLCNS 60131 SOLIHULL SOLIHULL 

1808 PLCNS 60132 MERIDEN MERIDEN 

1809 PLCNS 60150 NEWCASTLE-UNDER-LYME NEWCASTLE-UNDER-LYME 

1810 PLCNS 60160 KIDDERMINSTER KIDDERMINSTER 

1811 PLCNS 60170 THE WREKIN THE WREKIN 

1812 PLCNS 60180 WARWICK & LEAMINGTON WARWICK & LEAMINGTON 

1813 PLCNS 60200 LICHFIELD, TAMWORTH LICHFIELD, TAMWORTH 

1814 PLCNS 60210 BURTON BURTON 

1815 PLCNS 60220 RUGBY RUGBY 

1816 PLCNS 60260 LEEK (STAFFORDSHIRE) LEEK (STAFFORDSHIRE) 

1817 PLCNS 60270 SHREWSBURY SHREWSBURY 

1818 PLCNS 60280 SOUTH WORCESTERSHIRE SOUTH WORCESTERSHIRE 

1819 PLCNS 60290 OSWESTRY OSWESTRY 

1820 PLCNS 60300 STRATFORD-ON-AVON STRATFORD-ON-AVON 

1821 PLCNS 60360 LUDLOW LUDLOW 

1822 PLCNS 70011 BRISTOL NORTH EAST BRISTOL NORTH EAST 

1823 PLCNS 70012 BRISTOL NORTH WEST BRISTOL NORTH WEST 

1824 PLCNS 70013 BRISTOL WEST BRISTOL WEST 

1825 PLCNS 70014 BRISTOL SOUTH EAST BRISTOL SOUTH EAST 

1826 PLCNS 70021 BOURNEMOUTH EAST BOURNEMOUTH EAST 

1827 PLCNS 70022 BOURNEMOUTH WEST BOURNEMOUTH WEST 

1828 PLCNS 70031 PLYMOUTH, DRAKE PLYMOUTH, DRAKE

2002 51 

1829 PLCNS 70032 PLYMOUTH DEVONPORT PLYMOUTH DEVONPORT 

1830 PLCNS 70033 PLYMOUTH, SUTTON PLYMOUTH, SUTTON 

1831 PLCNS 70040 BATH BATH 

1832 PLCNS 70060 CHELTENHAM CHELTENHAM 

1833 PLCNS 70070 EXETER EXETER 

1834 PLCNS 70080 POOLE POOLE 

1835 PLCNS 70090 TORBAY TORBAY 

1836 PLCNS 70100 KINGSWOOD (GLOUCESTERSHIRE) KINGSWOOD (GLOUCS) 

1837 PLCNS 70110 SOUTH DORSET SOUTH DORSET 

1838 PLCNS 70140 WESTON-SUPER-MARE WESTON-SUPER-MARE 

1839 PLCNS 70190 WESTBURY WESTBURY 

1840 PLCNS 70200 TAUNTON TAUNTON 

1841 PLCNS 70250 TRURO TRURO 

1842 PLCNS 70260 BRIDGWATER BRIDGWATER 

1843 PLCNS 70280 WEST GLOUCESTERSHIRE WEST GLOUCESTERSHIRE 

1844 PLCNS 70290 YEOVIL YEOVIL 

1845 PLCNS 70300 CHIPPENHAM CHIPPENHAM 

1846 PLCNS 70310 HONITON HONITON 

1847 PLCNS 70321 NORTH SOMERSET NORTH SOMERSET 

1848 PLCNS 70322 WELLS WELLS 

1849 PLCNS 70350 SALISBURY SALISBURY 

1850 PLCNS 70360 TOTNES TOTNES 



1851 PLCNS 70370 NORTH DORSET NORTH DORSET 

1852 PLCNS 70380 WEST DORSET WEST DORSET 

1853 PLCNS 70400 DEVIZES DEVIZES 

1854 PLCNS 70420 CIRENCESTER & TEWKESBURY 

CI'CESTER,TEWKESBURY 

1855 PLCNS 70431 BODMIN BODMIN 

1856 PLCNS 70432 NORTH CORNWALL NORTH CORNWALL 

1857 PLCNS 80411 NORWICH NORTH NORWICH NORTH 

1858 PLCNS 80412 NORWICH SOUTH NORWICH SOUTH 

1859 PLCNS 80430 CAMBRIDGE CAMBRIDGE 

1860 PLCNS 80440 YARMOUTH YARMOUTH 

1861 PLCNS 80450 PETERBOROUGH PETERBOROUGH 

1862 PLCNS 80460 LOWESTOFT LOWESTOFT 

1863 PLCNS 80561 NORTH NORFOLK NORTH NORFOLK 

1864 PLCNS 80562 NORTH-WEST NORFOLK NORTH-WEST NORFOLK 

1865 PLCNS 80580 ISLE OF ELY (CAMBS. & ISLE OF ELY) ISLE OF ELY, CAMBS 

1866 PLCNS 80590 EYE EYE 

1867 PLCNS 90011 PORTSMOUTH NORTH PORTSMOUTH NORTH 

1868 PLCNS 90012 PORTSMOUTH SOUTH PORTSMOUTH SOUTH 

1869 PLCNS 90021 SOUTHAMPTON, ITCHEN SOUTHAMPTON, ITCHEN 

1870 PLCNS 90022 SOUTHAMPTON TEST SOUTHAMPTON TEST 

1871 PLCNS 90030 LUTON WEST LUTON WEST 

1872 PLCNS 90040 SOUTHEND WEST SOUTHEND WEST 

1873 PLCNS 90050 HOVE HOVE 

1874 PLCNS 90060 ETON & SLOUGH ETON & SLOUGH 

1875 PLCNS 90070 WATFORD WATFORD 

1876 PLCNS 90080 READING SOUTH READING SOUTH 

1877 PLCNS 90090 GOSPORT GOSPORT 

1878 PLCNS 90100 HERTFORD & STEVENAGE HERTFORD & 

STEVENAGE 

1879 PLCNS 90130 OXFORD OXFORD 

1880 PLCNS 90140 BRIGHTON PAVILION BRIGHTON PAVILION 

1881 PLCNS 90151 HASTINGS HASTINGS 

1882 PLCNS 90152 RYE RYE 

1883 PLCNS 90170 HAVANT & WATERLOO HAVANT & WATERLOO 

1884 PLCNS 90180 HARLOW HARLOW 

1885 PLCNS 90190 EPSOM & EWELL EPSOM & EWELL 

1886 PLCNS 90230 SPELTHORNE SPELTHORNE 

1887 PLCNS 90260 BASILDON BASILDON 

1888 PLCNS 90280 FAREHAM FAREHAM 

1889 PLCNS 90290 THANET EAST THANET EAST 

1890 PLCNS 90300 EASTLEIGH EASTLEIGH 

1891 PLCNS 90310 ESHER ESHER 

1892 PLCNS 90320 DARTFORD DARTFORD 

1893 PLCNS 90330 GRAVESEND GRAVESEND 

1894 PLCNS 90350 REIGATE REIGATE 

1895 PLCNS 90360 ROCHESTER & CHATHAM ROCHESTER & CHATHAM 

1896 PLCNS 90380 SOUTH WEST HERTS SOUTH WEST HERTS 

1897 PLCNS 90390 NORTH-WEST SURREY NORTH-WEST SURREY 

1898 PLCNS 90400 THURROCK THURROCK 

1899 PLCNS 90410 ST ALBANS ST ALBANS 

1900 PLCNS 90430 WELWYN & HATFIELD WELWYN & HATFIELD

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1901 PLCNS 90440 WINDSOR & MAIDENHEAD WINDSOR & 

MAIDENHEAD 

1902 PLCNS 90450 WOKINGHAM WOKINGHAM 

1903 PLCNS 90460 HEMEL HEMPSTEAD HEMEL HEMPSTEAD 

1904 PLCNS 90480 ARUNDEL ARUNDEL 

1905 PLCNS 90490 SOUTH BEDFORDSHIRE SOUTH BEDFORDSHIRE 

1906 PLCNS 90500 BRENTWOOD & ONGAR BRENTWOOD & ONGAR 

1907 PLCNS 90520 CHESHAM & AMERSHAM CHESHAM & AMERSHAM 

1908 PLCNS 90530 GUILDFORD GUILDFORD 

1909 PLCNS 90540 SOUTH EAST ESSEX SOUTH EAST ESSEX 

1910 PLCNS 90550 BEACONSFIELD BEACONSFIELD 

1911 PLCNS 90560 CHELMSFORD CHELMSFORD 

1912 PLCNS 90570 TONBRIDGE & MALLING TONBRIDGE & MALLING 

1913 PLCNS 90580 COLCHESTER COLCHESTER 

1914 PLCNS 90600 CANTERBURY CANTERBURY 

1915 PLCNS 90611 MID SUSSEX MID SUSSEX 

1916 PLCNS 90612 EAST GRINSTEAD EAST GRINSTEAD 

1917 PLCNS 90630 HARWICH HARWICH 

1918 PLCNS 90640 EPPING FOREST EPPING FOREST 

1919 PLCNS 90670 FARNHAM (SURREY) FARNHAM (SURREY) 

1920 PLCNS 90680 EAST SURREY EAST SURREY 

1921 PLCNS 90690 DORKING DORKING 

1922 PLCNS 90700 FAVERSHAM FAVERSHAM 

1923 PLCNS 90740 BEDFORD BEDFORD 

1924 PLCNS 90770 EAST HERTFORDSHIRE EAST HERTFORDSHIRE 

1925 PLCNS 90780 BASINGSTOKE BASINGSTOKE 

1926 PLCNS 90790 MID BEDFORDSHIRE MID BEDFORDSHIRE 

1927 PLCNS 90810 ISLE OF WIGHT ISLE OF WIGHT 

1928 PLCNS 90820 HORSHAM & CRAWLEY (WEST SUSSEX) HORSHAM & CRAWLEY 

1929 PLCNS 90840 BRAINTREE BRAINTREE 

1930 PLCNS 90850 BANBURY BANBURY 

1931 PLCNS 90860 PETERSFIELD PETERSFIELD 

1932 PLCNS 90870 MID-OXON MID-OXON 

1933 PLCNS 90880 NEWBURY NEWBURY 

1934 PLCNS 90911 BUCKINGHAM BUCKINGHAM 

1935 PLCNS 90912 AYLESBURY AYLESBURY 

1936 PLCNS 90940 WINCHESTER WINCHESTER 

1937 PLCNS 90950 MALDON MALDON 

1938 PLCNS 90960 CHICHESTER CHICHESTER 

1939 PLCNS 90980 SAFFRON WALDEN SAFFRON WALDEN 

1940 PLCNS 95010 KENSINGTON & CHELSEA KENSINGTON & 

CHELSEA 

1941 PLCNS 95020 ISLINGTON NORTH ISLINGTON NORTH 

1942 PLCNS 95030 HACKNEY SOUTH & SHOREDITCH HACKNEY 

S,SHOREDITCH 

1943 PLCNS 95040 HAMMERSMITH, FULHAM HAMMERSMITH, FULHAM 

1944 PLCNS 95051 LAMBETH, VAUXHALL LAMBETH, VAUXHALL 

1945 PLCNS 95052 LAMBETH, STREATHAM LAMBETH, STREATHAM 

1946 PLCNS 95060 CITY OF WESTMINSTER, PADDINGTON 

W'MINSTER,PADDINGTON 

1947 PLCNS 95071 CAMDEN, HOLBORN & ST PANCRAS NORTH CAMDEN,HOLBORN,ST P 

1948 PLCNS 95072 CAMDEN, ST PANCRAS NORTH CAMDEN, ST PANCRAS 

N 

1949 PLCNS 95073 CAMDEN, HAMPSTEAD CAMDEN, HAMPSTEAD 

1950 PLCNS 95081 SOUTHWARK, BERMONDSEY 

SOUTHWARK,BERMONDSEY 

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1951 PLCNS 95082 SOUTHWARK, DULWICH SOUTHWARK, DULWICH 

1952 PLCNS 95083 SOUTHWARK, PECKHAM SOUTHWARK, PECKHAM 

1953 PLCNS 95091 WANDSWORTH, BATTERSEA SOUTH 

WANDSWORTH,BATTERSEA 

1954 PLCNS 95092 WANDSWORTH, PUTNEY WANDSWORTH, PUTNEY 

1955 PLCNS 95100 TOWER HAMLETS, BETHNAL GREEN & BOW TOWER HAMLETS, BOW 

1956 PLCNS 95111 HARINGEY, HORNSEY HARINGEY, HORNSEY 

1957 PLCNS 95112 HARINGEY, TOTTENHAM HARINGEY, TOTTENHAM 

1958 PLCNS 95113 HARINGEY, WOOD GREEN HARINGEY, WOOD 

GREEN 

1959 PLCNS 95121 LEWISHAM EAST LEWISHAM EAST 

1960 PLCNS 95122 LEWISHAM WEST LEWISHAM WEST 

1961 PLCNS 95131 NEWHAM NORTH-WEST NEWHAM NORTH-WEST 

1962 PLCNS 95132 NEWHAM NORTH-EAST NEWHAM NORTH-EAST

WALT 

CHIN 

W 

1963 PLCNS 95133 NEWHAM SOUTH NEWHAM SOUTH 

1964 PLCNS 95140 BRENT EAST BRENT EAST 

1965 PLCNS 95151 WALTHAM FOREST, WALTHAMSTOW WALTHAM FOREST, 

1966 PLCNS 95152 WALTHAM FOREST, CHINGFORD WALTHAM FOREST, 

1967 PLCNS 95160 EALING NORTH EALING NORTH 

1968 PLCNS 95161 EALING, SOUTHALL EALING, SOUTHALL 

1969 PLCNS 95170 GREENWICH, WOOLWICH WEST GREENWICH,WOOLWICH 

1970 PLCNS 95181 BARKING BARKING 

1971 PLCNS 95182 BARKING, DAGENHAM BARKING, DAGENHAM 

1972 PLCNS 95191 MERTON, WIMBLEDON MERTON, WIMBLEDON 

1973 PLCNS 95192 MERTON, MITCHAM, MORDEN 

MERTON,MITCHAM,MORDN 

1974 PLCNS 95201 REDBRIDGE, ILFORD NORTH REDBRIDGE, ILFORD N 

1975 PLCNS 95202 REDBRIDGE, WANSTEAD & WOODFORD REDBRIDGE, WANSTEAD 

1976 PLCNS 95203 REDBRIDGE, ILFORD SOUTH REDBRIDGE, ILFORD S 

1977 PLCNS 95210 SUTTON, CARSHALTON SUTTON, CARSHALTON 

1978 PLCNS 95221 HARROW EAST HARROW EAST 

1979 PLCNS 95222 HARROW WEST HARROW WEST 

1980 PLCNS 95231 CROYDON CENTRAL CROYDON CENTRAL 

1981 PLCNS 95232 CROYDON, NORTH WEST CROYDON, NORTH WEST 

1982 PLCNS 95240 BEXLEY, SIDCUP BEXLEY, SIDCUP 

1983 PLCNS 95250 KINGSTON-UPON THAMES, SURBITON KINGSTON-UPON 

THAMES 

1984 PLCNS 95261 HOUNSLOW, FELTHAM, HESTON HOUNSLOW, FELTHAM 

1985 PLCNS 95262 HOUNSLOW, BRENTFORD & ISLEWORTH HOUNSLOW, BRENTFORD 

1986 PLCNS 95263 HOUNSLOW, BRENTWOOD & ISLEWORTH HOUNSLOW, BRENTWOOD 

1987 PLCNS 95264 ENFIELD, SOUTHGATE ENFIELD, SOUTHGATE 

1988 PLCNS 95271 BARNET, CHIPPING BARNET BARNET, CHIPPING 

BAR 

1989 PLCNS 95272 BARNET, FINCHLEY BARNET, FINCHLEY 

1990 PLCNS 95273 BARNET, HENDON NORTH BARNET, HENDON 

NORTH 

1991 PLCNS 95274 BARNET, HENDON SOUTH BARNET, HENDON 

SOUTH 

1992 PLCNS 95281 ENFIELD, NORTH ENFIELD, NORTH 

1993 PLCNS 95282 ENFIELD, EDMONTON ENFIELD, EDMONTON 

1994 PLCNS 95301 HILLINGDON, RUISLIP-NORTHWOOD HILLINGDON, RUISLIP 

1995 PLCNS 95302 HILLINGDON, UXBRIDGE HILLINGDON, 

UXBRIDGE 

1996 PLCNS 95311 HAVERING, HORNCHURCH HAVERING, 

HORNCHURCH 

1997 PLCNS 95312 HAVERING, ROMFORD HAVERING, ROMFORD 

1998 PLCNS 95313 HAVERING, UPMINSTER HAVERING, UPMINSTER 

1999 PLCNS 95321 BROMLEY, ORPINGTON BROMLEY, ORPINGTON 

2000 PLCNS 95322 BROMLEY, CHISLEHURST BROMLEY, 

CHISLEHURST 

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2001 PROFI 1 RGSOCCL=1&INCGP

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2027 REGXHC 14 SCOTLAND X 2A SCOTLAND X 2A 

2028 REGXHC 15 SCOTLAND X 2A 1C SCOTLAND X 2A 1C 




2032 REGXHC 19 SCOTLAND X 3A SCOTLAND X 3A 

2033 REGXHC 20 SCOTLAND X 4+A SCOTLAND X 4+A 

2034 REGXHC 21 SCOTLAND X 3+A 1-2C SCOTLAND X 3+A 1-2C 

2035 REGXHC 22 SCOTLAND X 3+A 3+C SCOTLAND X 3+A 3+C 

2036 REGXHC 23 NORTHERN X 1A NORTHERN X 1A 

2037 REGXHC 24 NORTHERN X 1A+C NORTHERN X 1A+C 


2039 REGXHC 26 NORTHERN X 2A 1C NORTHERN X 2A 1C 





2044 REGXHC 31 NORTHERN X 4+A NORTHERN X 4+A 

2045 REGXHC 32 NORTHERN X 3+A 1-2C NORTHERN X 3+A 1-2C 

2046 REGXHC 33 NORTHERN X 3+A 3+C NORTHERN X 3+A 3+C 

2047 REGXHC 34 YORKS & HUMBERSIDE X 1A YKS& HUMB X 1A 

2048 REGXHC 35 YORKS & HUMBERSIDE X 1A+C YKS& HUMB X 1A+C 


2050 REGXHC 37 YORKS & HUMBERSIDE X 2A 1C YKS& HUMB X 2A 1C 





2053 REGXHC 40 YORKS & HUMBERSIDE 2A 4C YKS& HUMB 2A 4C 


2055 REGXHC 42 YORKS & HUMBERSIDE X 4+A YKS& HUMB X 4+A 

2056 REGXHC 43 YORKS & HUMBERSIDE X 3A 1-2C YKS& HUMB X 3+A 1-2C 

2057 REGXHC 44 YORKS & HUMBERSIDE X 3+A 3+C YKS& HUMB X 3+A 3+C 

2058 REGXHC 45 NORTH WEST X 1A NTH WEST X 1A 

2059 REGXHC 46 NORTH WEST X 1A+C NTH WEST X 1A+C 


2061 REGXHC 48 NORTH WEST X 2A 1C NTH WEST X 2A 1C 





2066 REGXHC 53 NORTH WEST X 4+A NTH WEST X 4+A 

2067 REGXHC 54 NORTH WEST X 3+A 1-2C NTH WEST X 3+A 1-2C 

2068 REGXHC 55 NORTH WEST X 3+A 3+C NTH WEST X 3+A 3+C 

2069 REGXHC 56 EAST MIDLAND X 1A E.MIDLAND X 1A 

2070 REGXHC 57 EAST MIDLAND X 1A+C E.MIDLAND X 1A+C 


2072 REGXHC 59 EAST MIDLAND X 2A 1C E.MIDLAND X 2A 1C 





2077 REGXHC 64 EAST MIDLAND X 4+A E.MIDLAND X 4+A 

2078 REGXHC 65 EAST MIDLAND X 3+A 1-2C E.MIDLAND X 3+A 1-2C 

2079 REGXHC 66 EAST MIDLAND X 3+A 3+C E.MIDLAND X 3+A 3+C 

2080 REGXHC 67 WEST MIDLAND X 1A W.MIDLAND X 1A 

2081 REGXHC 68 WEST MIDLAND X 1A+C W.MIDLAND X 1A+C 


2083 REGXHC 70 WEST MIDLAND X 2A 1C W.MIDLAND X 2A 1C 





2088 REGXHC 75 WEST MIDLAND X 4+A W.MIDLAND X 4+A 

2089 REGXHC 76 WEST MIDLAND X 3+A 1-2C W.MIDLAND X 3+A 1-2C 

2090 REGXHC 77 WEST MIDLAND X 3+A 3+C W.MIDLAND X 3+A 3+C 

2091 REGXHC 78 SOUTH WEST X 1A STH WEST X 1A 

2092 REGXHC 79 SOUTH WEST X 1A+C STH WEST X 1A+C 


2094 REGXHC 81 SOUTH WEST X 2A 1C STH WEST X 2A 1C 





2099 REGXHC 86 SOUTH WEST X 4+A STH WEST X 4+A 

2100 REGXHC 87 SOUTH WEST X 3+A 1-2C STH WEST X 3+A 1-2C

2002 56 

2002 57 



2101 REGXHC 88 STH WEST X 3+A 3+C STH WEST X 3+A 3+C 

2102 REGXHC 89 SOUTH EAST/EAST ANGLIA X 1A SE/E.ANGL X 1A 

2103 REGXHC 90 SOUTH EAST/EAST ANGLIA X 1A+C SE/E.ANGL X 1A+C 


2105 REGXHC 92 SOUTH EAST/EAST ANGLIA X 2A 1C SE/E.ANGL X 2A 1C 





2110 REGXHC 97 SOUTH EAST/EAST ANGLIA X 4+A SE/E.ANGL X 4+A 

2111 REGXHC 98 SOUTH EAST/EAST ANGLIA X 3+A 1-2C SE/E.ANGL X 3+A 1-2C 

2112 REGXHC 99 SOUTH EAST/EAST ANGLIA X 3+A 3+C SE/E.ANGL X 3+A 3+C 

2113 REGXIG 1 WALES X A1 WALES X A1 

2114 REGXIG 2 WALES X A2 WALES X A2 

2115 REGXIG 3 WALES X B WALES X B 

2116 REGXIG 4 WALES X C WALES X C 

2117 REGXIG 5 WALES X D WALES X D 

2118 REGXIG 6 WALES X E1 WALES X E1 

2119 REGXIG 7 WALES X E2 WALES X E2 

2120 REGXIG 8 WALES X OAPS WALES X OAPS 

2121 REGXIG 9 SCOTLAND X A1 SCOTLAND X A1 

2122 REGXIG 10 SCOTLAND X A2 SCOTLAND X A2 

2123 REGXIG 11 SCOTLAND X B SCOTLAND X B 

2124 REGXIG 12 SCOTLAND X C SCOTLAND X C 

2125 REGXIG 13 SCOTLAND X D SCOTLAND X D 

2126 REGXIG 14 SCOTLAND X E1 SCOTLAND X E1 

2127 REGXIG 15 SCOTLAND X E2 SCOTLAND X E2 

2128 REGXIG 16 SCOTLAND X OAPS SCOTLAND X OAPS 

2129 REGXIG 17 NORTHERN X A1 NORTHERN X A1 

2130 REGXIG 18 NORTHERN X A2 NORTHERN X A2 

2131 REGXIG 19 NORTHERN X B NORTHERN X B 

2132 REGXIG 20 NORTHERN X C NORTHERN X C 

2133 REGXIG 21 NORTHERN X D NORTHERN X D 

2134 REGXIG 22 NORTHERN X E1 NORTHERN X E1 

2135 REGXIG 23 NORTHERN X E2 NORTHERN X E2 

2136 REGXIG 24 NORTHERN X OAPS NORTHERN X OAPS 

2137 REGXIG 25 YORKS & HUMBERSIDE X A1 YORKS & HUMBER X A1 

2138 REGXIG 26 YORKS & HUMBERSIDE X A2 YORKS & HUMBER X A2 

2139 REGXIG 27 YORKS & HUMBERSIDE X B YORKS & HUMBER X B 

2140 REGXIG 28 YORKS & HUMBERSIDE X C YORKS & HUMBER X C 

2141 REGXIG 29 YORKS & HUMBERSIDE X D YORKS & HUMBER X D 

2142 REGXIG 30 YORKS & HUMBERSIDE X E1 YORKS & HUMBER X E1 

2143 REGXIG 31 YORKS & HUMBER X E2 YORKS & HUMBER X E2 

2144 REGXIG 32 YORKS & HUMBER X OAPS YORKS & HUMBER X OAP 

2145 REGXIG 33 NORTH WEST X A1 NORTH WEST X A1 

2146 REGXIG 34 NORTH WEST X A2 NORTH WEST X A2 

2147 REGXIG 35 NORTH WEST X B NORTH WEST X B 

2148 REGXIG 36 NORTH WEST X C NORTH WEST X C 

2149 REGXIG 37 NORTH WEST X D NORTH WEST X D 

2150 REGXIG 38 NORTH WEST X E1 NORTH WEST X E1 



2151 REGXIG 39 NORTH WEST X E2 NORTH WEST X E2 

2152 REGXIG 40 NORTH WEST X OAPS NORTH WEST X OAPS 

2153 REGXIG 41 EAST MIDLANDS X A1 E.MIDLANDS X A1 

2154 REGXIG 42 EAST MIDLANDS X A2 E.MIDLAND X A2 

2155 REGXIG 43 EAST MIDLANDS X B E.MIDLANDS X B 

2156 REGXIG 44 EAST MIDLANDS X C E.MIDLANDS X C 

2157 REGXIG 45 EAST MIDLANDS X D E.MIDLANDS X D 

2158 REGXIG 46 EAST MIDLANDS X E1 E.MIDLANDS X E1 

2159 REGXIG 47 EAST MIDLANDS X E2 E.MIDLANDS X E2 

2160 REGXIG 48 EAST MIDLANDS X OAPS E.MIDLANDS X OAPS 

2161 REGXIG 49 WEST MIDLANDS X A1 W.MIDLANDS X A1 

2162 REGXIG 50 WEST MIDLANDS X A2 W.MIDLANDS X A2 

2163 REGXIG 51 WEST MIDLANDS X B W.MIDLANDS X B 

2164 REGXIG 52 WEST MIDLANDS X C W.MIDLANDS X C 

2165 REGXIG 53 WEST MIDLANDS X D W.MIDLANDS X D 

2166 REGXIG 54 WEST MIDLANDS X E1 W.MIDLANDS X E1 

2167 REGXIG 55 WEST MIDLANDS X E2 W.MIDLANDS X E2 

2168 REGXIG 56 WEST MIDLANDS X OAPS W.MIDLANDS X OAPS 

2169 REGXIG 57 SOUTH WEST X A1 SOUTH WEST X A1 

2170 REGXIG 58 SOUTH WEST X A2 SOUTH WEST X A2

2002 58 

2171 REGXIG 59 SOUTH WEST X B SOUTH WEST X B 

2172 REGXIG 60 SOUTH WEST X C SOUTH WEST X C 

2173 REGXIG 61 SOUTH WEST X D SOUTH WEST X D 

2174 REGXIG 62 SOUTH WEST X E1 SOUTH WEST X E1 

2175 REGXIG 63 SOUTH WEST X E2 SOUTH WEST X E2 

2176 REGXIG 64 SOUTH WEST X OAPS SOUTH WEST X OAPS 

2177 REGXIG 65 SOUTH EAST /EAST ANGLIA X A1 SE/E.ANGLIA X A1 

2178 REGXIG 66 SOUTH EAST/EAST ANGLIA X A2 SE/E.ANGLIA X A2 

2179 REGXIG 67 SOUTH EAST/EAST ANGLIA X B SE/E.ANGLIA X B 

2180 REGXIG 68 SOUTH EAST/EAST ANGLIA X C SE/E.ANGLIA X C 

2181 REGXIG 69 SOUTH EAST/EAST ANGLIA X D SE/E.ANGLIA X D 

2182 REGXIG 70 SOUTH EAST/EAST ANGLIA X E1 SE/E.ANGLIA X E1 

2183 REGXIG 71 SOUTH EAST/EAST ANGLIA X E2 SE/E.ANGLIA X E2 

2184 REGXIG 72 SOUTH EAST/EAST ANGLIA X OAPS SE/E.ANGLIA X OAPS 

2185 RELIGHOH 1 CATHOLIC CATHOLIC 

2186 RELIGHOH 2 PRESBYTERIAN PRESBYTERIAN 

2187 RELIGHOH 3 CHURCH OF IRELAND CHURCH OF IRELAND 

2188 RELIGHOH 4 METHODIST METHODIST 

2189 RELIGHOH 5 BAPTIST BAPTIST 

2190 RELIGHOH 6 FREE PRESBYTERIAN FREE PRESBYTERIAN 

2191 RELIGHOH 7 BRETHREN BRETHREN 

2192 RELIGHOH 8 PROTESTANT -NOT SPECIFIED PROTESTANT -NOT SPEC 

2193 RELIGHOH 9 OTHER PROTESTANT OTHER PROTESTANT 

2194 RELIGHOH 10 OTHER CHRISTIAN OTHER CHRISTIAN 

2195 RELIGHOH 11 JEW JEW 

2196 RELIGHOH 12 OTHER NON-CHRISTIAN OTHER NON-CHRISTIAN 

2197 RELIGHOH 13 NO RELIGION NO RELIGION 

2198 RELIGHOH 14 UNWILLING TO ANSWER UNWILLING TO ANSWER 

2199 RELIGHW 1 CATHOLIC CATHOLIC 

2200 RELIGHW 2 PRESBYTERIAN PRESBYTERIAN 



2201 RELIGHW 3 CHURCH OF IRELAND CHURCH OF 

IRELAND 

2202 RELIGHW 4 METHODIST METHODIST 

2203 RELIGHW 5 BAPTIST BAPTIST 

2204 RELIGHW 6 FREE PRESBYTERIAN FREE 

PRESBYTERIAN 

2205 RELIGHW 7 BRETHREN BRETHREN 

2206 RELIGHW 8 PROTESTANT -NOT SPECIFIED PROTESTANT -NOT 

SPEC 

2207 RELIGHW 9 OTHER PROTESTANT OTHER 

PROTESTANT 

2208 RELIGHW 10 OTHER CHRISTIAN OTHER CHRISTIAN 

2209 RELIGHW 11 JEW JEW 

2210 RELIGHW 12 OTHER NON-CHRISTIAN OTHER NON- 

CHRISTIAN 

2211 RELIGHW 13 NO RELIGION NO RELIGION 

2212 RELIGHW 14 UNWILLING TO ANSWER UNWILLING TO 

ANSWER 

2213 RGSEGP 1 NOT GAINFULLY EMPLOYED NOT GAINFULLY 

EMPL. 

2214 RGSEGP 2 EMPLOYERS & MANAGERS NOT PROF. OR AGRIC. EMPLOYERS & 

MANAGERS 

2215 RGSEGP 3 PROFESSIONAL WORKERS , SELF EMPLOYED PROF. WORKERS 

S-EMPL 

2216 RGSEGP 4 PROFESSIONAL WORKERS , EMPLOYED PROF. WORKERS 

EMPL. 

2217 RGSEGP 5 INTERMEDIATE , NON-MANUAL WORKERS INTERMED. NON- 

MANUAL 

2218 RGSEGP 6 JUNIOR NON-MANUAL WORKERS JUNIOR NON- 

MANUAL 

2219 RGSEGP 7 PERSONAL SERVICE WORKERS PERSONAL 

SERVICE 

2220 RGSEGP 8 FOREMEN AND SUPERVISORS , MANUAL FOREMEN , 

MANUAL 

2221 RGSEGP 9 SKILLED MANUAL WORKERS SKILLED MANUAL 

2222 RGSEGP 10 SEMI-SKILLED MANUAL WORKERS SEMI-SKILLED 

MANUAL 

2223 RGSEGP 11 UNSKILLED MANUAL WORKERS UNSKILLED 

MANUAL 

2224 RGSEGP 12 FARMERS AND FARM MANAGERS FARMERS & FARM 

MAN. 

2225 RGSEGP 13 AGRICULTURAL WORKERS AGRICULTURAL 

WORKERS 

2226 RGSEGP 14 MEMBERS OF ARMED FORCES ARMED FORCES 

2227 RGSEGP 15 OCCUPATION INADEQUATELY DESCRIBED OCCUPATION

UNCERTAIN 

2228 RGSOCL 1 ARMED FORCES & OTHER ARMED FORCES & 

OTHER 

2229 RGSOCL 2 PROFESSIONAL PROFESSIONAL 

2230 RGSOCL 3 INTERMEDIATE OCCUPATIONS INTERMEDIATE 

2231 RGSOCL 4 SKILLED OCCUPATIONS SKILLED 

2232 RGSOCL 5 PARTLY SKILLED OCCUPATIONS PARTLY SKILLED 

2233 RGSOCL 6 UNSKILLED OCCUPATIONS UNSKILLED 

2234 SAMCL 1 THE GLC AREA THE GLC AREA 

2235 SAMCL 2 MET CTS & CLSIDE CON MET CTS & 

CLSIDE CON 

2236 SAMCL 3 7+ ELEC/ACRE 7+ ELEC/ACRE 

2237 SAMCL 4 3

2002 60 

2002 61 

2288 SCXHC 25 2A X 7+ EL/AC 2A X 7+ EL/AC 

2289 SCXHC 26 2A + 1C X 7+ EL/AC 2A + 1C X 7+ EL/AC 



2292 SCXHC 29 2A 4+C X 7+ EL/AC 2A 4+C X 7+ EL/AC 

2293 SCXHC 30 3A X 7+ EL/AC 3A X 7+ EL/AC 

2294 SCXHC 31 4+A X 7+ EL/AC 4+A X 7+ EL/AC 

2295 SCXHC 32 3+A 1-2C X 7+ EL/AC 3+A 1-2C X 7+ EL/AC 

2296 SCXHC 33 3+A 3+C X 7+ EL/AC 3+A 3+C X 7+ EL/AC 

2297 SCXHC 101 1A X 3

2002 62 

2357 SCXHC75 22 3+A 3+C X PROV. CON 3+A 3+C X PROV. CON 

2358 SCXHC75 23 1A X LARGE TOWN 1A X LARGE TOWN 

2359 SCXHC75 24 1A + 1C X LARGE TOWN 1A + 1C X LARGE TOWN 





2364 SCXHC75 29 2A 4+C X LARGE TOWN 2A 4+C X LARGE TOWN 


2366 SCXHC75 31 4+A X LARGE TOWN 4+A X LARGE TOWN 

2367 SCXHC75 32 3+A 1-2C X LARGE TOWN 3+A 1-2C X LARG TOWN 

2368 SCXHC75 33 3+A 3+C X LARGE TOWN 3+A 3+C X LARGE TOWN 

2369 SCXHC75 101 1A X SMALL TOWN 1A X SMALL TOWN 

2370 SCXHC75 102 1A + 1C X SMALL TOWN 1A + 1C X SMALL TOWN 





2375 SCXHC75 107 2A 4+C X SMALL TOWN 2A 4+C X SMALL TOWN 


2377 SCXHC75 109 4+A X SMALL TOWN 4+A X SMALL TOWN 

2378 SCXHC75 110 3+A 1-2C X SMALL TOWN 3+A 1-2C X SMALL TWN 

2379 SCXHC75 111 3+A 3+C X SMALL TOWN 3+A 3+C X SMALL TOWN 

2380 SCXHC75 112 1A X SEMI-RURAL 1A X SEMI-RURAL 

2381 SCXHC75 113 1A +1C X SEMI-RURAL 1A + 1C X SEMI-RURAL 


2383 SCXHC75 115 2A + 1C X SEMI-RURAL 2A + 1C X SEMI-RURAL 



2386 SCXHC75 118 2A 4+C X SEMI-RURAL 2A 4+C X SEMI-RURAL 


2388 SCXHC75 120 4+A X SEMI-RURAL 4+A X SEMI-RURAL 

2389 SCXHC75 121 3+A 1-2C X SEMI-RURAL 3+A 1-2C X SEMI-RUR. 

2390 SCXHC75 122 3+A 3+C X SEMI-RURAL 3+A 3+C X SEMI-RURAL 

2391 SCXHC75 123 1A X RURAL AREA 1A X RURAL AREA 

2392 SCXHC75 124 1A + 1C X RURAL AREA 1A + 1C X RURAL AREA 





2397 SCXHC75 129 2A 4+C X RURAL AREA 2A 4+C X RURAL AREA 


2399 SCXHC75 131 4+A X RURAL AREA 4+A X RURAL AREA 

2400 SCXHC75 132 3+A 1-2C X RURAL AREA 3+A 1-2C X RUR. AREA 



2401 SCXHC75 133 3+A 3+C X RURAL AREA 3+A 3+C X RURAL AREA 

2402 SCXHC751 34 3+A X SMALL TOWNS 3+A X SMALL TOWNS 

2403 SCXHC751 35 3+A X SEMI-RURAL 3+A X SEMI-RURAL 

2404 SCXHC751 36 3+A X RURAL AREAS 3+A X RURAL AREAS 

2405 SCXHC751 134 3+A X LONDON CONURB. 3+A X LONDON CONURB. 

2406 SCXHC751 135 3+A X PROVL. CONURB. 3+A X PROVL. CONURB. 

2407 SCXHC751 136 3+A X LARGE TOWNS 3+A X LARGE TOWNS 

2408 SCXIGF 1 A1 X GLC AREA A1 X GLC AREA 

2409 SCXIGF 2 A2 X GLC AREA A2 X GLC AREA 

2410 SCXIGF 3 B X GLC AREA B X GLC AREA 

2411 SCXIGF 4 C X GLC AREA C X GLC AREA 

2412 SCXIGF 5 D X GLC AREA D X GLC AREA 

2413 SCXIGF 6 E1 X GLC AREA E1 X GLC AREA 

2414 SCXIGF 7 E2 X GLC AREA E2 X GLC AREA 

2415 SCXIGF 8 OAP1 X GLC AREA OAP1 X GLC AREA 



2418 SCXIGF 11 A1 X MET C + CLYDE A1 X MET C + CLYDE 

2419 SCXIGF 12 A2 X MET C + CLYDE A2 X MET C + CLYDE 

2420 SCXIGF 13 B X MET C + CLYDE B X MET C + CLYDE 

2421 SCXIGF 14 C X MET C + CLYDE C X MET C + CLYDE 

2422 SCXIGF 15 D X MET C + CLYDE D X MET C + CLYDE 

2423 SCXIGF 16 E1 X MET C + CLYDE E1 X MET C + CLYDE 

2424 SCXIGF 17 E2 X MET C + CLYDE E2 X MET C + CLYDE 

2425 SCXIGF 18 OAP1 X MET C + CLYDE OAP1 X MET C + CLYDE 



2428 SCXIGF 21 A1 X 7+ ELEC/ACRE A1 X 7+ ELEC/ACRE 

2429 SCXIGF 22 A2 X 7+ ELEC/ACRE A2 X 7+ ELEC/ACRE 

2430 SCXIGF 23 B X 7+ ELEC/ACRE B X 7+ ELEC/ACRE 

2431 SCXIGF 24 C X 7+ ELEC/ACRE C X 7+ ELEC/ACRE

2002 63 

2002 64 

2432 SCXIGF 25 D X 7+ ELEC/ACRE D X 7+ ELEC/ACRE 

2433 SCXIGF 26 E1 X 7+ ELEC/ACRE E1 X 7+ ELEC/ACRE 

2434 SCXIGF 27 E2 X 7+ ELEC/ACRE E2 X 7+ ELEC/ACRE 

2435 SCXIGF 28 OAP1 X 7+ ELEC/ACRE OAP1 X 7+ ELEC/ACRE 



2438 SCXIGF 31 A1 X 3

2002 65 

2501 SCXIGF75 34 C X SMALL TOWNS C X SMALL TOWNS 

2502 SCXIGF75 35 D1 X SMALL TOWNS D1 X SMALL TOWNS 



2505 SCXIGF75 38 OAP1 X SMALL TOWNS OAP1 X SMALL TOWNS 



2508 SCXIGF75 41 A1 X SEMI-RURAL AR A1 X SEMI-RURAL AR 

2509 SCXIGF75 42 A2 X SEMI-RURAL AR A2 X SEMI-RURAL AR 

2510 SCXIGF75 43 B X SEMI-RURAL AR B X SEMI-RURAL AR 

2511 SCXIGF75 44 C X SEMI-RURAL AR C X SEMI-RURAL AR 

2512 SCXIGF75 45 D1 X SEMI-RURAL AR D1 X SEMI-RURAL AR 



2515 SCXIGF75 48 OAP1 X SEMI-RURAL AR OAP1 X SEMI-RURAL AR 



2518 SCXIGF75 51 A1 X RURAL AREAS A1 X RURAL AREAS 

2519 SCXIGF75 52 A2 X RURAL AREAS A2 X RURAL AREAS 

2520 SCXIGF75 53 B X RURAL AREAS B X RURAL AREAS 

2521 SCXIGF75 54 C X RURAL AREAS C X RURAL AREAS 

2522 SCXIGF75 55 D1 X RURAL AREAS D1 X RURAL AREAS 



2525 SCXIGF75 58 OAP1 X RURAL AREAS OAP1 X RURAL AREAS 



2528 SCXIGS 1 ALL A X GLC AREA ALL A X GLC AREA 

2529 SCXIGS 2 ALL OAP X GLC AREA ALL OAP X GLC AREA 

2530 SCXIGS 3 ALL A X MET C.&CLYDE ALL A X MET C.&CLYDE 

2531 SCXIGS 4 ALL OAP X MET.&CLYDE ALL OAP X MET.&CLYDE 

2532 SCXIGS 5 ALL A X 7+ ELEC/ACRE ALL A X 7+ ELEC/ACRE 

2533 SCXIGS 6 ALL OAP X 7+ ELEC/AC ALL OAP X 7+ ELEC/AC 

2534 SCXIGS 7 ALL A X 3

2002 66 

2576 SCXREG 25 3

2002 67 



2651 SCXREG75 48 RURAL AREAS X E.MID RURAL AREAS X 

E.MID 

2652 SCXREG75 49 RURAL AREAS X W.MID RURAL AREAS X 

W.MID 

2653 SCXREG75 50 RURAL AREAS X SWEST RURAL AREAS X 

SWEST 

2654 SCXREG75 51 RURAL AREAS X E.ANGLIA RURAL AREAS X 

E.ANG 

2655 SCXREG75 52 RURAL AREAS X SEAST RURAL AREAS X 

SEAST 

2656 SEGP 0 UNOCCUPIED UNOCCUPIED 

2657 SEGP 1 EMPLOYERS & MANAGERS IN GOVT/INDUS (LAR) EMP/MAN- 

GOV/IND(LAR) 

2658 SEGP 2 EMPLOYERS & MANAGERS IN INDUSTRY (SMALL) EMP/MAN-INDY 

(SMALL) 

2659 SEGP 3 PROFESSIONAL WORKERS (SELF-EMPLOYED) PROF WORK 

(SELF-EMP) 

2660 SEGP 4 PROFESSIONAL WORKERS (EMPLOYEES) PROF WORK (EMP) 

2661 SEGP 5 INTERMEDIATE NON-MANUAL WORKERS INT NON-MAN 

WORKERS 

2662 SEGP 6 JUNIOR NON-MANUAL WORKERS JNR NON-MAN 

WORKERS 

2663 SEGP 7 PERSONAL SERVICE WORKERS PER SERVICE 

WORKERS 

2664 SEGP 8 FOREMEN & SUPERVISORS (MANUAL) FOREMEN/SUP 

MANUAL 

2665 SEGP 9 SKILLED MANUAL WORKERS SKILLED MANUAL 

WORK 

2666 SEGP 10 SEMI-SKILLED MANUAL WORKERS SEMI-SKILLED 

MAN WK 

2667 SEGP 11 UNSKILLED MANUAL WORKERS UNSKILLED 

MANUAL WKS 

2668 SEGP 12 OWN ACCOUNT WORKERS OTH THAN PROFESSION OWN ACCT 

WORKERS 

2669 SEGP 13 FARMERS (EMPLOYERS & MANAGERS) FARMERS 

(EMP/MAN) 

2670 SEGP 14 FARMERS (OWN ACCOUNT) FARMERS (OWN 

ACCT) 

2671 SEGP 15 AGRICULTURAL WORKERS AGRICULT 

WORKERS 

2672 SEGP 16 MEMBERS OF ARMED FORCES ARMED FORCES 

2673 SEGP 17 INADEQUATELY DESCRIBED/NOT STATED OCC INADE DESC/NS 

OCC 

2674 SEGP1 1 EMPLOYERS IN INDUSTRY (EMPLOYING 25+) EMP IN INDUS 

(25+) 

2675 SEGP1 2 MANAGERS IN GOV/INDUSTRY (EMPLOYING 25+) MAN IN GOV/IND 

(25+) 

2676 SEGP1 3 EMPLOYERS IN INDUSTRY (EMPLOYING LESS24) EMP IN INDUS 

(SMALL) 

2677 SEGP1 4 MANAGERS IN INDUSTRY (EMPLOYING LESS 24) MAN IN INDUS 

(SMALL) 

2678 SEGP1 5 ANCILLARY WORKERS & ARTISTS ANCILLARY 

WORK/ART 

2679 SEGP1 6 FOREMEN & SUPERVISORS (NON-MANUAL) 

FORMEN/SUPVR(NONMAN) 

2680 SOCHGP 0 UNOCCUPIED UNOCCUPIED 

2681 SOCHGP 10 GEN MANAGER/ADMINSTRS-LOC/NAT GOV & COMP GEN MAN/AD- 

GOVT/COMP 

2682 SOCHGP 11 PRODUCTION MANAGERS IN INDUSTRY PROD MAN IN 

INDUST 

2683 SOCHGP 12 SPECIALIST MANAGERS SPECIALIST 

MANAGERS 

2684 SOCHGP 13 FINANCIAL INSTIT/OFFICE MAN & CS EXEC OF FIN 

INST/OFFMAN/EXEC 

2685 SOCHGP 14 MANAGER IN TRANSPORT & STORAGE MANAGER 

TRANSPT/STOR 

2686 SOCHGP 15 PROTECTIVE SERVICE OFFICERS PROTECTIVE SER 

OFF 

2687 SOCHGP 16 MANAGER IN FARMING/HORTCLE/FOREST/FISH MAN 

FARM/HORT/FOR/FI 

2688 SOCHGP 17 MANAGERS/PROPRIETORS IN SERVICE INDUSTRY MAN/PROP IN 

SERV IND 

2689 SOCHGP 19 MANAGER & ADMINISTRATORS NEC MAN/ADMIN NEC 

2690 SOCHGP 20 NATURAL SCIENTISTS NATURAL 

SCIENTISTS

2691 SOCHGP 21 ENGINEERS/TECHNOLOGISTS 

ENGINEER/TECHOLOGIST 

2692 SOCHGP 22 HEALTH PROFESSIONALS HEALTH 

PROFESSIONALS 

2693 SOCHGP 23 TEACHING PROFESSIONALS TEACHING 

PROFESSIONS 

2694 SOCHGP 24 LEGAL PROFESSIONALS LEGAL 

PROFESSIONALS 

2695 SOCHGP 25 BUSINESS & FINANCIAL PROFESSIONALS BUS/FIN PROF 

2696 SOCHGP 26 ARCHITECTS/TOWN PLANNERS/SURVEYORS 

ARCHIT/PLANNERS/SUR 

2697 SOCHGP 27 LIBRARIANS & RELATED PROFESSIONALS LIBS/RELAT PROF 

2698 SOCHGP 29 PROFESSIONAL OCCUPATIONS NEC PROF OCC NEC 

2699 SOCHGP 30 SCIENTIFIC TECHNICIANS SCIENTIFIC TECH 

2700 SOCHGP 31 DRAUGHTPERSONS/QUANTITY & OTH SURVEYORS 

DRAUGHT/QUANTITY SUR 

2002 68 



2701 SOCHGP 32 COMPUTER PROGRAMERS/ANALYSTS COMP 

PROG/ANALYSTS 

2702 SOCHGP 33 SHIP/AIR OFFICERS/AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLS SHIP/AIR 

OFF/AIRCONT 

2703 SOCHGP 34 HEALTH ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS HEALTH ASSOC 

PROF 

2704 SOCHGP 35 LEGAL ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS LEGAL ASSOC PROF 

2705 SOCHGP 36 BUSINESS/FINANCIAL ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONS BUS/FIN ASSOC 

PROF 

2706 SOCHGP 37 SOCIAL WELFARE ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS SOC WELF ASSOC 

PROF 

2707 SOCHGP 38 LITERARY, ARTIST & SPORTS PROFESSIONS LIT/ART/SPORTS 

PROF 

2708 SOCHGP 39 ASSOCIATE TECHNICAL/PROFESSIONAL OCC NEC ASSOC PROF/TECH 

OCC 

2709 SOCHGP 40 AO/COS & AA IN CIVIL SERVICE/LOCAL GOVT AO/CO/AA IN 

CS/LOCGT 

2710 SOCHGP 41 NUMERICAL CLERKS & CASHIERS NUM 

CLERKS/CASHIERS 

2711 SOCHGP 42 FILING & RECORD CLERKS FILING/RECORD 

CLERKS 

2712 SOCHGP 43 CLERKS (NES) CLERKS (NES) 

2713 SOCHGP 44 STORES & DESPATCH CLERKS/STOREKEEPERS ST/DES 

CLERKS/STOKPS 

2714 SOCHGP 45 SECRETARIES/PA/TYPISTS/WORD PROCESSORS 

SEC/PA/WP/TYPISTS 

2715 SOCHGP 46 RECEPTIONISTS/TELEPHONISTS & RELATE OCC 

RECEPT/TELEPHONISTS 

2716 SOCHGP 49 CLERICAL & SECRETARIAL OCCUPATIONS NEC CLERICAL/SECRE 

OCC 

2717 SOCHGP 50 CONSTRUCTION TRADES CONSTRUCTION 

TRADES 

2718 SOCHGP 51 METAL MAKING/FITTING/INSTRUMENT MAK TRAD MET MAK/INST MAK 

TRA 

2719 SOCHGP 52 ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC TRADES ELECT TRADES 

2720 SOCHGP 53 METAL FORMING/WELDING & RELATE TRADES MET FORM/WELD 

TRADES 

2721 SOCHGP 54 VEHICLE TRADES VEHICLE TRADES 

2722 SOCHGP 55 TEXTILE, GARMENTS & RELATED TRADES 

TEXTILES/GARMENTS 

2723 SOCHGP 56 PRINTING & RELATED TRADES PRINTING 

2724 SOCHGP 57 WOODWORKING & RELATED TRADES WOODWORKING 

2725 SOCHGP 58 FOOD PREPARATION TRADES FOOD PREPARATION 

2726 SOCHGP 59 OTHER CRAFT & RELATED OCCUPATIONS NEC OTH CRAFT OCC 

NEC 

2727 SOCHGP 60 NCO/OTH RANKS, ARMED FORCES NCO/OTH RANKS, 

FORCE 

2728 SOCHGP 61 SECURITY & PROTECTIVE SERVICE OCCUPATION SEC/PROT SER OCC 

2729 SOCHGP 62 CATERING OCCUPATIONS CATERING OCC 

2730 SOCHGP 63 TRAVEL ATTENDANTS & RELATED OCCUPATIONS TRAVEL 

ATTENDANTS 

2731 SOCHGP 64 HEALTH & RELATED OCCUPATIONS HEALTH 

OCCUPATIONS 

2732 SOCHGP 65 CHILDCARE & RELATED OCCUPATIONS CHILDCARE 

OCCUPATION 

2733 SOCHGP 66 HAIRDRESSERS,BEAUTICIANS & RELATE OCC 

HAIRDRESS/BEAUTICIAN 

2734 SOCHGP 67 DOMESTIC STAFF & RELATED OCCUPATIONS DOMESTIC STAFF 

2735 SOCHGP 69 PERSONAL & PROTECTIVE SERVICE OCC NEC PERSONAL/PROTECT

OCC 

2736 SOCHGP 70 BUYERS, BROKERS & RELATED AGENTS BUYERS/BROKERS 

2737 SOCHGP 71 SALES REPRESENTATIVES SALES REPS 

2738 SOCHGP 72 SALES ASSISTANTS/CHECKOUT OPERATORS SALES 

ASS/CHECKOUTS 

2739 SOCHGP 73 MOBILE,MARKET,DTOD SALESPERSONS/AGENTS 

SALESPERSONS/AGENTS 

2740 SOCHGP 79 SALES OCCUPATIONS NEC SALES 

OCCUPATIONS 

2741 SOCHGP 80 FOOD/DRINK/TOBACCO PROCESS OPERATIVES FOOD/DRINK PROC 

OPS 

2742 SOCHGP 81 TEXTILES & TANNERY PROCESS OPERATIVES TEX/TAN PROC OPS 

2743 SOCHGP 82 CHEMICALS,PAPER,PLASTICS & REL PROC OPS CHE/PAP/PLAS 

PROC OP 

2744 SOCHGP 83 METAL MAKING & TREATING PROCESS OPERS MET MAK & TREAT 

OPS 

2745 SOCHGP 84 METAL WORKING PROCESS OPERATIVES MET WORK PROC 

OPS 

2746 SOCHGP 85 ASSEMBLERS/LINEWORKERS ASSEMB/LINEWORK 

2747 SOCHGP 86 OTHER ROUTINE PROCESS OPERATIVES OTH ROUTINE PROC 

OPS 

2748 SOCHGP 87 ROAD TRANSPORT OPERATIVES ROAD TRANSPORT 

OPS 

2749 SOCHGP 88 OTHER TRANSPORT & MACHINERY OPERATIVES OTH TRANS/MAC 

OPS 

2750 SOCHGP 89 PLANT & MACHINE OPERATIVES NEC PLANT/MAC OPS 

(NEC) 

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2751 SOCHGP 90 OTH OCC IN AGRICULTURE,FORESTRY & FISH OTH OCC IN 

AGR/FOR 

2752 SOCHGP 91 OTH OCC IN MINING & MANUFACTURING OTH OCC IN 

MINE/MANU 

2753 SOCHGP 92 OTH OCCUPATIONS IN CONSTRUCTION OTH OCC IN 

CONSTRUCT 

2754 SOCHGP 93 OTH OCCUPATIONS IN TRANSPORT OTH OCC IN 

TRANSPORT 

2755 SOCHGP 94 OTH OCCUPATIONS IN COMMUNICATION OTH OCC IN 

COMMON 

2756 SOCHGP 95 OTH OCC IN SALES & SERVICES OTH OCC IN 

SALES/SER 

2757 SOCHGP 99 OTHER OCCUPATIONS NEC OTH OCCUPATIONS 

NEC 

2758 SOCHOH 1 UNOCCUPIED (INC=STATE RET PENSION) UNOCC INC 

ST.RET.PEN 

2759 SOCHOH 2 UNOCCUPIED (INC=OTHER STATE PENSION) UNOCC INC OTH ST 

PEN 

2760 SOCHOH 3 RETIRED/UNOCCUPIED (INC=NOT STATE) 

RET/UNOCC(INC=NOTST) 

2761 SOCHOH 4 UNEMPLOYED/SICK (INC=NATIONAL INSURANCE) 

UNEMP/SICK(INC=NI) 

2762 SOCHOH 5 UNEMPLOYED/SICK/STUDENT (INC=NOT NATINS) 

UNEMP/SICK/STUDENT 

2763 SOCHOH 6 OTHER NON-EARNERS (INC MATERNITY ALLOW) OTH NON-EARNERS 

2764 SOCHOH 7 VISITORS AGED 16 PLUS VISITORS 16+ 

2765 SOCHOH 8 NO INFORMATION ON OCCUPATION NO INFO ON OCC 

2766 SOCHOH 100 GEN ADMIN: GOVT G5+ GEN ADMIN: GOVT 

G5+ 

2767 SOCHOH 101 GEN MANAGER: LARGE ORGANISATIONS GEN MANAGER:LRGE 

COS 

2768 SOCHOH 102 LOCAL GOVT OFFICER LOCAL GOVT 

OFFICER 

2769 SOCHOH 103 GEN ADMIN: GOVT HEO-G6 GEN ADMIN:GOV 

HEO-G6 

2770 SOCHOH 110 PRODUCTION,WORKS & MAINTENANCE MANAGERS PRODUCTION 

MANAGERS 

2771 SOCHOH 111 BUILDING & CONTRACTING MANAGERS BUILDING/CONTR 

MNGRS 

2772 SOCHOH 112 CLERK OF WORKS CLERK OF WORKS 

2773 SOCHOH 113 MINING/ENERGY INDUSTRY : MANAGER MINING/ENERGY 

MNGR 

2774 SOCHOH 120 TREASURERS & COMPANY FINANCIAL MANAGERS TREASURER/CO FIN 

MGR 

2775 SOCHOH 121 MARKETING & SALES MANAGERS MARKETING/SALES 

MNGR 

2776 SOCHOH 122 PURCHASING MANAGERS PURCHASING 

MANAGERS

2777 SOCHOH 123 ADVERTISING & PUBLIC RELATIONS MANAGERS ADVERTISING/P.R. 

MGR 

2778 SOCHOH 124 PERSONNEL,TRAINING & IND.RELATION MNGRS PERSONNEL/IND RL 

MGR 

2779 SOCHOH 125 ORGANISATION & METHOD/WORK STUDY MANAGER O & M/WORK STUDY 

MGR 

2780 SOCHOH 126 COMPUTER SYSTEMS & DATA PROCESSING MNGRS COMPUTER SYST/DP 

MGR 

2781 SOCHOH 127 COMPANY SECRETARIES COMPANY 

SECRETARIES 

2782 SOCHOH 130 CREDIT CONTROLLERS CREDIT 

CONTROLLERS 

2783 SOCHOH 131 BANK,BUILDING SOCIETY & P.O. MANAGERS BANK/BLD SOC/P.O 

MGR 

2784 SOCHOH 132 CIVIL SERVICE EXECUTIVE OFFICERS CIVIL SERVICE 

E.O. 

2785 SOCHOH 139 OTHER FIN.INSTITUTION & OFFICE MANAGERS OTHER FIN/OFFICE 

MGR 

2786 SOCHOH 140 TRANSPORT MANAGERS TRANSPORT 

MANAGERS 

2787 SOCHOH 141 STORES CONTROLLERS STORES 

CONTROLLERS 

2788 SOCHOH 142 MANAGERS-WAREHOUSING & HANDLING WAREHOUSE 

MANAGERS 

2789 SOCHOH 150 OFFICERS IN UK ARMED FORCES OFFICERS-UK 

FORCES 

2790 SOCHOH 151 OFFICERS IN FGN/CMNWLTH ARMED FORCES OFFICERS-FRGN 

FORCES 

2791 SOCHOH 152 POLICE OFFICERS (INSPECTOR & ABOVE) POLICE OFFICER- 

INSP+ 

2792 SOCHOH 153 FIRE SERVICE OFFICER(STATION OFFICER +) FIRE SERV OFF 

(S.O+) 

2793 SOCHOH 154 PRISON OFFICER (PRINCIPAL OFFICER +) PRISON 

OFFICER(P.O+) 

2794 SOCHOH 155 CUSTOMS & EXCISE,IMMIGRATION OFFICER-SNR CUST&EXC/IMMIGR 

OFCR 

2795 SOCHOH 160 FRM OWNERS& MANAGERS,HORTICULTURISTS FARM 

OWNR/MGR,HORTIC 

2796 SOCHOH 169 OTHER MGRS IN FARMING/HORT/FRSTRY/FISHNG OTH MGR 

FARM/FOR/FSH 

2797 SOCHOH 170 PROPERTY & ESTATE MANAGERS PROPTY & ESTATE 

MGR 

2798 SOCHOH 171 GARAGE MANAGERS & PROPRIETORS GARAGE 

MGR/PROPRIETR 

2799 SOCHOH 172 HAIRDRESSERS & BARBERS MANAGER/PROPRIETR HAIRDRESSER 

MGR/PROP 

2800 SOCHOH 173 HOTEL & ACCOMMODATION MANAGERS HOTEL/ACCOMDTN 

MGR 

2002 70 



2801 SOCHOH 174 RESTAURANT & CATERING MANAGERS RESTAURNT/CATRNG 

MGR 

2802 SOCHOH 175 PUBLICANS,INNKEEPERS,CLUB STEWARDS PUBLICANS,CLUB 

STWRD 

2803 SOCHOH 176 ENTERTAINMENT & SPORTS MANAGERS ENTRTNMNT/SPORTS 

MGR 

2804 SOCHOH 177 TRAVEL AGENCY MANAGERS TRAVEL AGENCY 

MNGR 

2805 SOCHOH 178 MANAGER & PROPRTR OF BUTCHERS/FISHMONGER MNGR/PROP 

BUT/FISH 

2806 SOCHOH 179 MANAGER & PROPRIETORS IN SERVICE INDSTRY MGR/PROP IN SERV 

IND 

2807 SOCHOH 190 OFFICIAL OF TRADE ASSOC/UNION,PROF BODY OFFIC TRD 

ASS/UNION 

2808 SOCHOH 191 REGISTRARS/ADMINISTRATORS-EDUCATIONAL REGISTRAR/ADMIN 

EDUC 

2809 SOCHOH 199 OTHER MANAGERS/ADMINISTRATORS NSE OTHER 

MGR/ADMNSTRATR 

2810 SOCHOH 200 CHEMISTS CHEMISTS 

2811 SOCHOH 201 BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS & BIOCHEMISTS BIOLOGICAL 

SCIENTIST 

2812 SOCHOH 202 PHYSICIST;GEOLOGIST;METEOROLOGIST 

PHYSICIST;GEOLOGIST 

2813 SOCHOH 209 OTHER NATURAL SCIENTISTS N.S.E OTH NATRL 

SCIENTISTS 

2814 SOCHOH 210 CIVIL/STRUCT/MUNICPL/MINING ENGINEERS CVL/STRCT 

ENGINEERS

2815 SOCHOH 211 MECHANICAL ENGINEERS MECHANICAL 

ENGINEERS 

2816 SOCHOH 212 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS ELECTRCL 

ENGINEERS 

2817 SOCHOH 213 ELECTRONIC EMGINEERS ELECTRONIC 

ENGINEERS 

2818 SOCHOH 214 SOFTWARE ENGINEERS SOFTWARE 

ENGINEERS 

2819 SOCHOH 215 CHEMICAL ENGINEERS CHEMICAL 

ENGINEERS 

2820 SOCHOH 216 DESIGN & DEVEOLPMENT ENGINEERS DESIGN/DVLPMT 

2821 SOCHOH 217 PROCESS & PRODUCTION ENGINEERS PROCESS/PRODTN 

ENGR 

2822 SOCHOH 218 PLANNING & QUALITY CONTROL ENGINEERS PLAN & QLY CTRL 

ENGR 

2823 SOCHOH 219 OTHER ENGINEERS & TECHNOLOGISTS NSE OTH 

ENGNRS/TECHNLGST 

2824 SOCHOH 220 MEDICAL PRACTIONERS MEDICAL 

PRACTIONERS 

2825 SOCHOH 221 PHARMACISTS/PHARMACOLOGISTS 

PHARMACIST/PHARMCLGT 

2826 SOCHOH 222 OPTHALMIC OPTICIANS OPTHALMIC 

OPTICIANS 

2827 SOCHOH 223 DENTAL PRACTITIONERS DENTAL 

PRACTITIONERS 

2828 SOCHOH 224 VETERINARIANS VETERINARIANS 

2829 SOCHOH 230 UNIVERSITY/POLYTECHNIC TEACHING PROFESNL UNIVERSTY/POLY 

TECHR 

2830 SOCHOH 231 HIGHER & FURTHER EDUCATION TEACHERS HIGHER EDUCTN 

TECHRS 

2831 SOCHOH 232 EDUCATION OFFICER/SCHOOL INSPECTOR EDUC OFCR/SCHOOL 

INS 

2832 SOCHOH 233 SECONDARY EDUCATION TEACHING PROFESSIONL SECONDARY EDUC 

TCHRS 

2833 SOCHOH 234 PRIMARY/NURSERY EDUCTN TEACHNG PROFESSNL PRIMARY/NRSRY 

TCHRS 

2834 SOCHOH 235 SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHING PROFESSIONALS SPEC EDUCTN 

TEACHERS 

2835 SOCHOH 239 OTHER TEACHING PROFESSIONALS NSE OTH TEACHING 

PROFSNL 

2836 SOCHOH 240 JUDGES & OFFICERS OF THE COURT JUDGES/COURT 

OFFICER 

2837 SOCHOH 241 BARRISTER & ADVOCATES 

BARRISTER/ADVOCATES 

2838 SOCHOH 242 SOLICITORS SOLICITORS 

2839 SOCHOH 250 CHARTERED & CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANTS CHTD/CERT 

ACCOUNTANT 

2840 SOCHOH 251 MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTANTS MAN ACCTS 

2841 SOCHOH 252 ACTUARIES,ECONOMISTS & STATISTICIANS ACT/ECON/STATS 

2842 SOCHOH 253 MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS/BUSINESS ANALYSTS MANCONS/BUS 

ANALYSTS 

2843 SOCHOH 260 ARCHITECTS ARCHITECTS 

2844 SOCHOH 261 TOWN PLANNERS TOWN PLANNERS 

2845 SOCHOH 262 BUILD/LAND/MINING/GP SURVEYORS BUILD SURVEYORS 

2846 SOCHOH 270 LIBRARIANS LIBRARIANS 

2847 SOCHOH 271 ARCHIVISTS & CURATORS 

ARCHIVISTS/CURATORS 

2848 SOCHOH 290 PSYCHOLOGISTS PSYCHOLOGISTS 

2849 SOCHOH 291 OTH SOCIAL & BEHAVIOURAL SCIENTISTS OTH SOC/BEHAVE 

SCI 

2850 SOCHOH 292 CLERGY CLERGY 

2002 71 



2851 SOCHOH 293 SOCIAL WORKERS & PROBATION OFFICERS SOC WORK/PROB 

OFF 

2852 SOCHOH 300 LABORATORY TECHNICIANS LAB TECH 

2853 SOCHOH 301 ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS ENG TECH 

2854 SOCHOH 302 ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS ELECTRIC TECH 

2855 SOCHOH 303 ARCHITECTURAL & TOWN PLAN TECHNICIANS ARC/TOWN PLAN 

TECH 

2856 SOCHOH 304 BUILDING & CIVIL ENG TECHNICIANS BUILD/CIV ENG 

TECH 

2857 SOCHOH 309 OTH SCIENTIFIC TECHNICIANS NEC OTH SCI TECH NEC 

2858 SOCHOH 310 DRAUGHTSPERSONS DRAUGHTSPERSONS 

2859 SOCHOH 311 BUILDING INSPECTORS BUILD INSPECTORS 

2860 SOCHOH 312 QUANTITY SURVEYORS QUANTITY 

SURVEYORS

2861 SOCHOH 313 MARINE,INSURANCE & OTH SURVEYORS MARINE,INS,OTH 

SUR 

2862 SOCHOH 320 COMPUTER ANALYST/PROGRAMMERS COMP 

ANALYST/PROG 

2863 SOCHOH 330 AIR TRAFFIC PLANNERS & CONTROLLERS AIR TRAF 

PLAN/CONT 

2864 SOCHOH 331 AIR FLIGHT DECK OFFICERS AIR FLIGHT DECK 

OFF 

2865 SOCHOH 332 SHIP & HOVERCRAFT OFFICERS SHIP HOVER 

OFFICERS 

2866 SOCHOH 340 NURSES NURSES 

2867 SOCHOH 341 MIDWIVES MIDWIVES 

2868 SOCHOH 342 MEDICAL RADIOGRAPHERS MED RADIO 

2869 SOCHOH 343 PHYSIOTHERAPISTS PHYSIOTHERAPISTS 

2870 SOCHOH 344 CHIROPODISTS CHIROPODISTS 

2871 SOCHOH 345 DISPENSING OPTICIANS DISP OPTICIANS 

2872 SOCHOH 346 MEDICAL TECHNICIANS/DENTAL AUXILIARIES MED TECH/DEN AUX 

2873 SOCHOH 347 OCC/SPEECH THERAPISTS, THERAPISTS NEC OCC/SPEECH 

THERAP 

2874 SOCHOH 348 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH OFFICERS ENVIRON HEALTH 

OFF 

2875 SOCHOH 349 OTH HEALTH ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS NEC OTH HEALTH ASS 

PROF 

2876 SOCHOH 350 LEGAL SERVICE & RELATED OCCUPATIONS LEGAL SER/RELATE 

OCC 

2877 SOCHOH 360 ESTIMATORS, VALUERS 

ESTIMATORS/VALUERS 

2878 SOCHOH 361 UNDERWRITERS,CLAIMS ASSES,BROK,INVEST AN UNDERWRIT/INVEST 

ANA 

2879 SOCHOH 362 TAXATION EXPERTS TAX EXPERTS 

2880 SOCHOH 363 PERSONNEL & INDUS RELATIONS OFFICERS PER/IND REL OFF 

2881 SOCHOH 364 ORGANISATION,METHODS & WORK STUDY OFF ORG/WORK STUDY 

OFF 

2882 SOCHOH 370 MATRONS, HOUSEPARENTS 

MATRONS/HOUSEPARENTS 

2883 SOCHOH 371 WELFARE, COMMUNITY & YOUTH WORKERS WEL/COM/YOUTH 

WORK 

2884 SOCHOH 380 AUTHORS, WRITERS, JOURNALISTS AUTHORS WRITERS 

JOUR 

2885 SOCHOH 381 ARTISTS,COMMERCIAL ART, GRAPHIC DESIGNER ART/COM ART/GRAP 

DES 

2886 SOCHOH 382 INDUSTRIAL DESIGNERS INDUST DESIGN 

2887 SOCHOH 383 CLOTHING DESIGNERS CLOTH DESIGN 

2888 SOCHOH 384 ACTORS,ENTERTAINERS,STAGE MAN, DIR PROD 

ACTORS/ENTERTAINERS 

2889 SOCHOH 385 MUSICIANS MUSICIANS 

2890 SOCHOH 386 PHOTOGRAPHERS,CAMERA & VIDEO OPERATORS PHOTO/CAM/VIDEO 

2891 SOCHOH 387 PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES/SPORTS OFFICIALS PROF 

ATHLETES/SPORTS 

2892 SOCHOH 390 INFORMATION OFFICERS INFORM OFFICERS 

2893 SOCHOH 391 VOCATIONAL & INDUSTRIAL TRAINERS VOC/IND TRAINERS 

2894 SOCHOH 392 CAREERS ADVISERS & VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE CAR ADV/VOC GUID 

SPE 

2895 SOCHOH 393 DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS (EXC HGV) DRIV INS (EXC 

HGV) 

2896 SOCHOH 394 INSPECTOR OF FACTORIES TRADE STANDARDS INSPECT 

FACT/TRAP 

2897 SOCHOH 395 OTH STATUTORY & SIMILAR INSPECTORS OTH STAT INSPECT 

2898 SOCHOH 396 OCCUPATIONAL HYGIENISTS & SAFETY OFFICER OCC HYG/SAFETY 

OFF 

2899 SOCHOH 399 OTH ASSOCIATE PROF & TECH OCCUPATIONSNEC OTH ASS PROF/TEC 

OCC 

2900 SOCHOH 400 CIVIL SERVICE ADM OFFICERS & ASSISTANTS CIV SER AO/AA 

2002 72 



2901 SOCHOH 401 LOCAL GOVERNMENT CLERICAL OFF_& ASSISTS LOC GOV CO/CA 

2902 SOCHOH 410 ACCTS/WAGE CLERKS, BOOKKEEPERS, OTH CLER ACCTS/WAGE 

CLERKS ET 

2903 SOCHOH 411 COUNTER CLERKS & CASHIERS COUNTER 

CLERKS/CASH 

2904 SOCHOH 412 DEBT, RENT, OTH CASH COLLECTORS DEBT RENT CASH 

COLL 

2905 SOCHOH 420 FILING, COMPUTER & RECORD CLERKS FIL/COMP/REC 

CLERKS 

2906 SOCHOH 421 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS/CLERKS LIB 

ASSIST/CLERKS 

2907 SOCHOH 430 CLERKS (NOS) CLERKS (NOS)

2908 SOCHOH 440 STORES DESPATCH & PROD CONTROL CLERKS 

STORES/DESP/CONTROL 

2909 SOCHOH 441 STOREKEEPERS & WAREHOUSEMEN/WOMEN 

STOREKEEP/WAREHOUSE 

2910 SOCHOH 450 MEDICAL SECRETARIES MEDICAL 

SECRETARIES 

2911 SOCHOH 451 LEGAL SECRETARIES LEGAL 

SECRETARIES 

2912 SOCHOH 452 TYPISTS & WORD PROCESSOR OPERATORS TYPISTS/WP 

OPERATORS 

2913 SOCHOH 459 OTH SECRETARIES/PERSONNEL ASSIST/TYPISTS OTH 

SEC/PA/TYPISTS 

2914 SOCHOH 460 RECEPTIONISTS RECEPTIONISTS 

2915 SOCHOH 461 RECEPTIONISTS/TELEPHONISTS 

RECEPT/TELEPHONISTS 

2916 SOCHOH 462 TELEPHONE OPERATORS TELEPHONE 

OPERATORS 

2917 SOCHOH 463 RADIO,TELEGRAPH & OTHER OFF COMM SYS OPE RADIO/TELEGRAPH 

OPER 

2918 SOCHOH 490 COMPUTER/DATA PROCESS/OFFICE MAC OPERATR COMP/DP/OFF MAC 

OPER 

2919 SOCHOH 491 TRACERS & DRAWING OFFICE ASSISTANTS TRACERS/DRAW OFF 

AST 

2920 SOCHOH 500 BRICKLAYERS/MASONS 

BRICKLAYERS/MASONS 

2921 SOCHOH 501 ROOFERS,SLATERS,TILERS,SHEETERS,CLADDERS ROOFERS/SLATERS 

ETC 

2922 SOCHOH 502 PLASTERERS PLASTERERS 

2923 SOCHOH 503 GLAZIERS GLAZIERS 

2924 SOCHOH 504 BUILDERS,BUILDING CONTRACTORS 

BUILDERS/CONTRACTORS 

2925 SOCHOH 505 SCAFFOLDERS, STAGERS, STEEPLEJACKS 

SCAFFOLDERS/STAG/STE 

2926 SOCHOH 506 FLOORERS,FLOORCOVERERS, CARPET FITTERS FLOORERS/CARPET 

FITS 

2927 SOCHOH 507 PAINTERS & DECORATORS 

PAINTERS/DECORATORS 

2928 SOCHOH 509 OTHER CONSTRUCTION TRADES NEC OTH CONSTRUCT 

TRADES 

2929 SOCHOH 510 CENTRE,CAPSTAN,LATHE SETTERS & OPERATORS CAP/LATHE 

SETTERS/OP 

2930 SOCHOH 511 BORING & DRILLING MAC SETTERS & OPERATOR BOR/DRILL 

SETTERS/OP 

2931 SOCHOH 512 GRINDING MACHINE SETTERS & OPERATORS GRIND MAC 

SETTERS/OP 

2932 SOCHOH 513 MILLING MACHINE SETTERS & OPERATORS MILL MAC 

SETTERS/OPS 

2933 SOCHOH 514 PRESS SETTERS & OPERATORS PRESS 

SETTERS/OPS 

2934 SOCHOH 515 TOOL MAKERS, FITTERS & MARKERS-OUT TOOL 

MAKERS/FITTERS 

2935 SOCHOH 516 METAL WORKING PROD & MAINTENANCE FITTERS MET WORK PROD 

2936 SOCHOH 517 PRECISION INSTRUMENT MAKERS & REPAIRERS PRECIS INSTR 

MAKERS 

2937 SOCHOH 518 GOLDSMITHS, SILVERSMITHS & PREC STONE WO 

GOLD/SILVERSMITHS 

2938 SOCHOH 519 OTHR MAC TOOL SET & SET OP NEC OTHR MACH TOOL 

SET 

2939 SOCHOH 520 PROD FITTERS (ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC) PRODUCTION 

FITTERS 

2940 SOCHOH 521 ELECTRICIANS, ELEC MAINTENANCE FITTERS 

ELECTRICIANS,ELEC MF 

2941 SOCHOH 522 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS (NOT PROFESSIONAL) ELEC ENGINEERS 

NOT P 

2942 SOCHOH 523 TELEPHONE FITTERS TELEPHONE 

FITTERS 

2943 SOCHOH 524 CABLE JOINERS, LINES REPAIRERS CABLE JRS, LINES 

REP 

2944 SOCHOH 525 RADIO,TV & VIDEO ENGINEERS RADIO,TV,& VID 

ENGRS 

2945 SOCHOH 526 COMPUTER ENGINEERS INST & MAINTENANCE COMP ENGRS 

INST&MAIN 

2946 SOCHOH 529 OTHER ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC TRADES NEC OTR ELEC/ELEC 

TDS NC 

2947 SOCHOH 530 SMITHS & FORGE WORKERS SMITHS & FRGE 

WORKER 

2948 SOCHOH 531 MOULDERS,CORE MAKERS, DIE CASTERS MOULD,CORE MKRS 

DIEC 

2949 SOCHOH 532 PLUMBERS,HEATING & VENT ENGINEERS & REL PLUM HTG & VENT 

ENGR 

2950 SOCHOH 533 SHEET METAL WORKERS SHEET METAL

WORKERS 

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2951 SOCHOH 534 METAL PLATE WORKERS SHIPWRIGHTS RIVETERS METAL PT 

WKRS/SHIP 

2952 SOCHOH 535 STEEL ERECTORS STEEL ERECTORS 

2953 SOCHOH 536 BARBENDERS STEEL FIXERS BARBENDERS STEEL 

FIX 

2954 SOCHOH 537 WELDING TRADES WELDING TRADES 

2955 SOCHOH 540 MOTOR MECHANICS AUTO ENGINEERS ROAD P EN MOTOR MEC AUTO 

ENGNS 

2956 SOCHOH 541 COACH & VEHICLE BODY BUILDERS COACH & VEH BODY 

BLD 

2957 SOCHOH 542 VEHICLE BODY REPAIRERS PANEL BEATERS VEH BODY REP 

PANEL B 

2958 SOCHOH 543 AUTO ELECTRICIANS AUTO 

ELECTRICIANS 

2959 SOCHOH 544 TYRE & EXHAUST FITTERS TYRE & EXHAUST 

FIT 

2960 SOCHOH 550 WEAVERS WEAVERS 

2961 SOCHOH 551 KNITTERS KNITTERS 

2962 SOCHOH 552 WARP PREPARERS BLEACHERS DYERS & FINISHR WARP PREP BLEACH 

D&F 

2963 SOCHOH 553 SEWING MACHINISTS MENDERS DARNERS&EMBROD SEW MACH MEND 

DARN&E 

2964 SOCHOH 554 COACH TRIMMERS UPHOLSTERERS & MATTRESS COACH TRIM 

UPHOL&MAT 

2965 SOCHOH 555 SHOE REP LEATHER CUTTERS & SEWERS ETC SHOE REPAIRERS 

ETC 

2966 SOCHOH 556 TAILORS & DRESSMAKERS TAILORS & 

DRESSMKRS 

2967 SOCHOH 557 CLOTHING CUTTERS MILLINERS FURRIERS CLOTH CUT MILL 

FURR 

2968 SOCHOH 559 OTHER TEXTILES GARMENTS& REL TRADES NEC OTHER TEXTILES 

ETC 

2969 SOCHOH 560 ORIGINATORS COMPOSITORS AND PRINT PREPS ORIG COMP &PRINT 

PRE 

2970 SOCHOH 561 PRINTERS PRINTERS 

2971 SOCHOH 562 BOOKBINDERS & PRINT FINISHERS BOOKBINDERS 

&PRINT F 

2972 SOCHOH 563 SCREEN PRINTERS SCREEN PRINTERS 

2973 SOCHOH 569 OTHER PRINTING & RELATED TRADES NEC OTHER PRINT & 

REL T 

2974 SOCHOH 570 CARPENTERS & JOINERS CARPENTERS & 

JOINERS 

2975 SOCHOH 571 CABINET MAKERS CABINET MAKERS 

2976 SOCHOH 572 CASE & BOX MAKERS CASE & BOX 

MAKERS 

2977 SOCHOH 573 PATTERN MAKERS (MOULDS) PATTERN 

MAKERS(MLDS) 

2978 SOCHOH 579 OTHER WOODWORKING TRADES NEC OTHER 

WOODWORKING T 

2979 SOCHOH 580 BAKERS FLOUR CONFECTIONERS BAKERS FLOUR 

CONFEC 

2980 SOCHOH 581 BUTCHERS,MEAT CUTTERS BUTCHERS MEAT 

CUT 

2981 SOCHOH 582 FISMONGERS,POULTRY DRESSERS FISHMONGERS, 

POULT D 

2982 SOCHOH 590 GLASS PRODUCT & CERAMICS MAKERS GLASS PROD & 

CERAMIC 

2983 SOCHOH 591 GLASS PRODUCT & CERAMICS FIN & DECOR GLASS PROD & CEM 

FIN 

2984 SOCHOH 592 DENTAL TECHNICIANS DENTAL 

TECHNICIANS 

2985 SOCHOH 593 MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MKRS,PIANO TUNERS MUSICAL INST 

MAKERS 

2986 SOCHOH 594 GARDENERS,GROUNDSMEN/GROUNDSWOMEN GARDENERS 

GROUNDSMEN 

2987 SOCHOH 595 HORTICULTURAL TRADES HORTICULTURAL 

TRADES 

2988 SOCHOH 596 COACH PAINTERS,OTHER SPRAY PAINTERS COACH PAINTERS 

2989 SOCHOH 597 FACE TRAINED COALMINING WORKERS ETC FACE TRAINED 

COALMIN 

2990 SOCHOH 598 OFFICE MACHINERY MECHANICS OFFICE MACH 

MECHANIC 

2991 SOCHOH 599 OTHER CRAFT & RELATED OCCUPATIONS NEC OTHER CRAFT ETC 

2992 SOCHOH 600 NCOS & OTHER RANKS,UK ARMED FORCES NCOS & OTHER

RANKS 

2993 SOCHOH 601 NCOS & OTHER RANKS,FOREIGN &COMM A FORCE NCOS & OTHER 

FOREIGN 

2994 SOCHOH 610 POLICE OFFICERS (SERGEANT & BELOW) POLICE OFFICERS 

(S) 

2995 SOCHOH 611 FIRE SERVICE OFFICERS(LEADING FO &BELOW) FIRE SER 

OFFICERS 

2996 SOCHOH 612 PRISON SERVICE OFFICERS(BELOW PRINC OFF) PRISON OFF(BELOW 

PO) 

2997 SOCHOH 613 CUSTOMS & EXCISE OFF IMMIGRATION OFF CUSTOM & EXCISE 

OFF 

2998 SOCHOH 614 TRAFFIC WARDENS TRAFFIC WARDENS 

2999 SOCHOH 615 SECURITY GUARDS & RELATED OCCUPATIONS SECURITY GUARDS 

3000 SOCHOH 619 OTHER SECURITY & PROTECT SER OCCUP NEC OTHER SECURITY 

2002 74 



3001 SOCHOH 620 CHEFS, COOKS CHEFS, COOKS 

3002 SOCHOH 621 WAITERS, WAITRESSES WAITERS, 

WAITRESSES 

3003 SOCHOH 622 BAR STAFF BAR STAFF 

3004 SOCHOH 630 TRAVEL & FLIGHT ATTENDANTS TRAVEL & FLIGHT 

ATT 

3005 SOCHOH 631 RAILWAY STATION STAFF RAILWAY STATN 

STAFF 

3006 SOCHOH 640 ASSISTANT NURSES,NURSING AUXILIARIES ASSIST NURSES 

3007 SOCHOH 641 HOSPITAL WARD ASSISTANTS HOSPITAL WARD 

ASSIST 

3008 SOCHOH 642 AMBULANCE STAFF AMBULANCE STAFF 

3009 SOCHOH 643 DENTAL NURSES DENTAL NURSES 

3010 SOCHOH 644 CARE ASSISTANTS & ATTENDANTS CARE ASSIST AND 

ATT 

3011 SOCHOH 650 NURSERY NURSES NURSERY NURSES 

3012 SOCHOH 651 PLAYGROUP LEADERS PLAYGROUP 

LEADERS 

3013 SOCHOH 652 EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANTS EDUCATIONAL 

ASSIST 

3014 SOCHOH 659 OTHER CHILDCARE & RELATED OCCUPATION NEC OTHER CHILDCARE 

3015 SOCHOH 660 HAIRDRESSERS, BARBERS 

HAIRDRESSERS,BARBERS 

3016 SOCHOH 661 BEAUTICIANS & RELATED OCCUPATIONS BEAUTICIANS & 

RELATE 

3017 SOCHOH 670 DOMESTIC HOUSEKEEPERS & RELATED OCCUP DOMES 

HOUSEKEEPERS 

3018 SOCHOH 671 HOUSEKEEPERS (NON-DOMESTIC) HOUSEKEEPER(NON- 

DOM) 

3019 SOCHOH 672 CARETAKERS CARETAKERS 

3020 SOCHOH 673 LAUNDERERS, DRY CLEANERS PRESSERS LAUNDERERS,DRY 

CLEAN 

3021 SOCHOH 690 UNDERTAKERS UNDERTAKERS 

3022 SOCHOH 691 BOOKMAKERS BOOKMAKERS 

3023 SOCHOH 699 OTHER PERSONAL & PROTECTIVE SER OCCUP OTHER PERS& PROT 

SER 

3024 SOCHOH 700 BUYERS (RETAIL TRADE) BUYERS(RETAIL 

TRADE) 

3025 SOCHOH 701 BUYERS & PURCHASING OFFICERS(NOT RETAIL) BUYERS & PURCH 

OFF 

3026 SOCHOH 702 IMPORTERS & EXPORTERS IMPORTERS & 

EXPORTER 

3027 SOCHOH 703 AIR, COMMODITY & SHIP BROKERS AIR,COMM & SHIP 

BROK 

3028 SOCHOH 710 TECHNICAL & WHOLESALE SALES REPS TECH/WHOLESALE 

REPS 

3029 SOCHOH 719 OTHER SALES REPRESENTATIVES NEC OTH SALES REPS 

NEC 

3030 SOCHOH 720 SALES ASSISTANTS SALES ASSISTANTS 

3031 SOCHOH 721 RETAIL CASH & CHECKOUT OPERATORS RET 

CASH/CHECKOUT OP 

3032 SOCHOH 722 PETROL PUMP FORECOURT ATTENDANTS PETROL 

ATTENDANTS 

3033 SOCHOH 730 COOLECTOR SALESPERSONS & CREDIT AGENTS COLL SALES/CRED 

AGEN 

3034 SOCHOH 731 ROUNDSMEN/WOMEN & VAN SALESPERSONS ROUNDSMEN/VAN 

SALES 

3035 SOCHOH 732 MARKET & STREET TRADERS & ASSISTANTS MARKET TRADERS 

3036 SOCHOH 733 SCRAP DEALERS, SCRAP METAL MERCHANTS SCRAP DEALERS 

3037 SOCHOH 790 MERCHANDISERS MERCHANDISERS 

3038 SOCHOH 791 WINDOW DRESSERS,FLORAL ARRANGERS WINDOW DRESSERS

3039 SOCHOH 792 TELEPHONE SALESPERSONS TELEPHONE 

SALESPERSO 

3040 SOCHOH 800 BAKERY & CONFECTIONERY PROCESS OPERATIVE BAK/CONF PROC 

OPS 

3041 SOCHOH 801 BREWERY & VINERY PROCESS OPERATIVES BREW/VIN PROC 

OPS 

3042 SOCHOH 802 TOBACCO PROCESS OPERATIVES TOB PROC OPS 

3043 SOCHOH 809 OTH FOOD DRINK & TOBACCO PROCESS OPERS OTH FOOD PROC 

OPS 

3044 SOCHOH 810 TANNERY PRODUCTION OPERATIVES TANNERY PROD OPS 

3045 SOCHOH 811 PREPARATORY FIBRE PROCESSORS PREP FIBRE PROC 

3046 SOCHOH 812 SPINNERS, DOUBLERS, TWISTERS 

SPINNERS/DOUBLERS 

3047 SOCHOH 813 WINDERS, REELERS WINDERS/REELERS 

3048 SOCHOH 814 OTH TEXTILES PROCESSING OPERATIVES OTH TEX PROC 

OPERS 

3049 SOCHOH 820 CHEMICAL,GAS & PETROL PROCESS PLANT OPS CHEM/GAS/PET 

PROC OP 

3050 SOCHOH 821 PAPER & WOOD PROCESS PLANT OPERATORS PAPER/WOOD PROC 

OP 

2002 75 



3051 SOCHOH 822 CUTTING & SLITTING MACHINE OPERATIVES CUTTING & 

SLITTING 

3052 SOCHOH 823 GLASS & CERAMICS FURNACE OPERATIVES KILN GLASS&CERAMICS 

FURN 

3053 SOCHOH 824 RUBBER PROCESS OPERATIVES MOULD MACH OPS RUBBER PROCESS 

OPS 

3054 SOCHOH 825 PLASTIC PROCESS OPERATIVES MOULDERS &EXT PLASTICS PROC 

OPS 

3055 SOCHOH 826 SYNTHETIC FIBRE MAKERS SYNTHETIC FIBRE 

MKRS 

3056 SOCHOH 829 OTHER CHEMICALS,PAPER,PLASTIC PROC OPS OTH 

CHEM/PAP/PLAS OP 

3057 SOCHOH 830 FURNACE OPERATIVES (METAL) FURNACE OPS 

(METAL) 

3058 SOCHOH 831 METAL DRAWERS METAL DRAWERS 

3059 SOCHOH 832 ROLLERS ROLLERS 

3060 SOCHOH 833 ANNEALERS,HARDENERS,TEMPERERS (METAL) ANN/HARD/TEMP 

(MET) 

3061 SOCHOH 834 ELECTROPLATERS,GALVANISERS,COL COATERS ELEPLA/GLAVAN 

3062 SOCHOH 839 OTH METAL MAKING * TREATING PROC OPERS OTH METAL MAKERS 

3063 SOCHOH 840 MACHINE TOOL OPERATIVES (INC CNC) MAC TOOL OPS 

3064 SOCHOH 841 PRESS STAMPING & AUTO MACHINE OPERATIVES PRESS STAMP/AUTO 

OPS 

3065 SOCHOH 842 METAL POLISHERS METAL POLISHERS 

3066 SOCHOH 843 METAL DRESSING OPERATIVES METAL DRESSING 

OPS 

3067 SOCHOH 844 SHOT BLASTERS SHOT BLASTERS 

3068 SOCHOH 850 ASSEMBLERS/LINEWORKERS (ELECTRICAL) ASSEMB/LINEWORK 

ELEC 

3069 SOCHOH 851 ASSEMBLERS/LINEWORKERS (VEHICLES) ASSEMB/LINEWORK 

VEH 

3070 SOCHOH 859 OTHER ASSEMBLERS/LINEWORKERS NEC OTHER 

ASSEMB/LINEWRK 

3071 SOCHOH 860 INSPECTORS,VIEWERS & TESTERS(METAL&ELEC) INSPEC VIEW 

&TESTERS 

3072 SOCHOH 861 INSPECTORS,VIEWERS,TESTERS & EXAM(OTHER) INSPEC V&T&E 

OTHER M 

3073 SOCHOH 862 PACKERS,BOTTLERS,CANNERS,FILLERS 

PACKERS,BOT,CAN,FIL 

3074 SOCHOH 863 WEIGHERS,GRADERS,SORTERS 

WEIGHERS,GRADERS,SOR 

3075 SOCHOH 864 ROUTINE LABORATORY TESTERS ROUTINE LAB 

TESTERS 

3076 SOCHOH 869 OTHER ROUTINE PROCESS OPERATIVES NEC OTHER ROUTINE 

PRO OP 

3077 SOCHOH 870 BUS INSPECTORS BUS INSPECTORS 

3078 SOCHOH 871 ROAD TRANSPORT DEPOT INSPEC & REL OCC ROAD TRANS DEPOT 

INS 

3079 SOCHOH 872 DRIVERS OF ROAD GOODS VEHICLES DRIVERS OF ROAD 

GOOD 

3080 SOCHOH 873 BUS & COACH DRIVERS BUS & COACH 

DRIVERS 

3081 SOCHOH 874 TAXI,CAB DRIVERS & CHAUFFEURS TAXI,CAB DRIV & 

CHAU 

3082 SOCHOH 875 BUS CONDUCTORS BUS CONDUCTORS

3083 SOCHOH 880 SEAFARERS(MERCH NAVY)BARGE,LIGHT,BOAT_OP SEAFARERS MERCH 

NVAY 

3084 SOCHOH 881 RAIL TRANSPORT INSPEC SUPERV & GUARDS RAIL TRANSPORT 

INSP 

3085 SOCHOH 882 RAIL ENGINE DRIVERS & ASSISTANTS RAIL ENGINE DRIV 

3086 SOCHOH 883 RAIL SIGNAL OPERATIVES &CROSSING KEEPERS RAIL SIGNAL 

OPERAT 

3087 SOCHOH 884 SHUNTERS & POINTS OPERATIVES SHUNT & POINTS 

OPS 

3088 SOCHOH 885 MECHANICAL PLANT DRIV & OPS (EARTH MOV) MECH PLANT 

DRIVERS 

3089 SOCHOH 886 CRANE DRIVERS CRANE DRIVERS 

3090 SOCHOH 887 FORK LIFT & MECHANICAL TRUCK DRIVERS FORK LIFT & MECH 

T 

3091 SOCHOH 889 OTHER TRANSPORT & MACHINERY OPS NEC OTHER TRANSPORT 

&MAC 

3092 SOCHOH 890 WASHERS,SCREENERS & CRUSHERS IN MINES&QU 

WASHERS,SCREENERS 

3093 SOCHOH 891 PRINTING MACHINE MINDERS & ASSISTANTS PRINT MACH 

MINDERS 

3094 SOCHOH 892 WATER & SEWERAGE PLANT ATTENDANTS WATER &SEWAGE 

PLANT 

3095 SOCHOH 893 ELECTRICAL ENERGY,BOILER & REL PLANT OPS ELEC 

ENERGY,BOIL&REL 

3096 SOCHOH 894 OILERS,GREASERS,LUBRICATORS 

OILERS,GREASERS,LUB 

3097 SOCHOH 895 MAINS& SERVICE PIPE LAYERS,PIPE JOINERS MAINS & SERV 

PIPE LA 

3098 SOCHOH 896 CONSTRUCTION & RELATED OPERATIVES CONSTRUCT & REL 

OPS 

3099 SOCHOH 897 WOODWORKING MACHINE OPERATIVES WOODWORKING MACH 

OPS 

3100 SOCHOH 898 MINE(EXCLUDING COAL) & QUARRY WORKERS MINE(EXCL COAL)& 

QU 

2002 76 



3101 SOCHOH 899 OTHER PLANT & MACHINE OPERATIVES NEC OTHER PLANT 

&MACH OP 

3102 SOCHOH 900 FARM WORKERS FARM WORKERS 

3103 SOCHOH 901 AGRICULTUTRAL MACHINERY DRIVERS & OPS AGRIC MACH DRIV 

& OP 

3104 SOCHOH 902 ALL OTHER OCCUPATIONS IN FARMING & REL ALL OTHER 

OCC/FARM 

3105 SOCHOH 903 FISHING & RELATED WORKERS FISHING * REL 

WORKER 

3106 SOCHOH 904 FORESTRY WORKERS FORESTRY 

WORKERS 

3107 SOCHOH 910 COAL MINE LABOURERS COAL MINE 

LABOURERS 

3108 SOCHOH 911 LABOURERS IN FOUNDRIES LABOURERS IN 

FOUNDR 

3109 SOCHOH 912 LABOURERS IN ENGINEERING & ALLIED TRADES LABS IN 

ENG/ALLIED 

3110 SOCHOH 913 MATES TO METAL/ELECTRICAL & REL FITTERS MATES TO 

METAL/ELEC 

3111 SOCHOH 919 OTHER LABOURERS IN MAKING & PROC IND NEC OTHER LABS IN 

MAKING 

3112 SOCHOH 920 MATES TO WOODWORKING TRADES WORKERS MATES TO 

WOODWORK 

3113 SOCHOH 921 MATES TO BUILDING TRADES WORKERS MATES TO 

BUILDERS 

3114 SOCHOH 922 RAIL CONSTRUCTION & MAINTENANCE WORKERS RAIL CONSTRUCT 

WORK 

3115 SOCHOH 923 ROAD CONSTRUCTION & MAINTENANCE WORKERS ROAD CONSTRUCT 

WORK 

3116 SOCHOH 924 PAVIOURS & KERB LAYERS PAVIORS/KERB 

LAYERS 

3117 SOCHOH 929 OTH BUILDING & CIVIL ENGINEER LABOURERS OTH BUILD/CIV 

ENG 

3118 SOCHOH 930 STEVEDORES & DOCKERS 

STEVEDORES/DOCKERS 

3119 SOCHOH 931 GOODS PORTERS GOODS PORTERS 

3120 SOCHOH 932 SLINGERS SLINGERS 

3121 SOCHOH 933 REFUSE & SALVAGE COLLECTORS REFUSE/SALVAGE 

COLL 

3122 SOCHOH 934 DRIVERS MATES DRIVERS MATES 

3123 SOCHOH 940 POSTAL WORKERS,MAIL SORTERS POST WORK/MAIL

SORT 

3124 SOCHOH 941 MESSENGERS & COURIERS 

MESSENGERS/COURIERS 

3125 SOCHOH 950 HOSPITAL PORTERS HOSPITAL 

PORTERS 

3126 SOCHOH 951 HOTEL PORTERS HOTEL PORTERS 

3127 SOCHOH 952 KITCHEN PORTERS/HANDS KITCHEN 

PORTERS/HAND 

3128 SOCHOH 953 COUNTERHANDS & CATERING ASSISTANTS COUNTHANDS/CAT 

ASSTS 

3129 SOCHOH 954 SHELF FILLERS SHELF FILLERS 

3130 SOCHOH 955 LIFT & CAR PARK ATTENDANTS LIFT/CARPARK 

ATTENTS 

3131 SOCHOH 956 WINDOW CLEANERS WINDOW CLEANERS 

3132 SOCHOH 957 ROAD SWEEPERS ROAD SWEEPERS 

3133 SOCHOH 958 CLEANERS & DOMESTICS 

CLEANERS/DOMESTICS 

3134 SOCHOH 959 OTH OCCUPATIONS IN SALES & SERVICES NEC OTH OCC IN 

SALES NEC 

3135 SOCHOH 990 ALL OTH LABOURERS & RELATED WORKERS OTH LAB/RELATED 

WORK 

3136 SOCHOH 998 EMPLOYED (BUT INADEQUATELY DESCRIBED) EMP(BUT INADE 

DESC) 

3137 SOCHOH 999 ALL OTH IN MISCELLANEOUS OCCUPATIONS NEC OTH IN MISC OCC 

NEC 

3138 SOECHC 1 1A 64 

3140 SOECHC 3 2A 2A 

3141 SOECHC 4 2A 1C 2A 1C 

3142 SOECHC 5 2A 2C 2A 2C 

3143 SOECHC 6 2A 3C 2A 3C 

3144 SOECHC 7 2A 4+C 2A 4+C 

3145 SOECHC 8 OTHERS OTHERS 

3146 SOECSEGP 1 MANUAL EMPLOYEE MANUAL EMPLOYEE 

3147 SOECSEGP 2 NON-MANUAL EMPLOYEE NON-MANUAL 

EMPLOYEE 

3148 SOECSEGP 3 SELF-EMPLOYED SELF EMPLOYED 

3149 SOECSEGP 4 NOT ECONOMICALLY ACTIVE NOT ECON. 

ACTIVE 

3150 SOECSEGP 5 OTHERS OTHERS 

2002 77 



3151 SZWKEST 0 NOT APPLICABLE HOH UNEMPLOYED/RETIRED NOT 

APP/UNEMP/RETIRE 

3152 SZWKEST 1 WORKS FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF LESS THAN 25 WORKS ESTAB LESS 

25 

3153 SZWKEST 2 WORKS FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF 25 OR MORE WORKS ESTAB 25 + 

3154 VEGIND 0 SOME MEAT AND/OR FISH CONSUMED SOME MEAT 

CONSUMED 

3155 VEGIND 1 FISH CONSUMED BUT NO MEAT FISH EATEN , NO 

MEAT 

3156 VEGIND 2 NO MEAT OR FISH CONSUMED MEAT&FISH NOT 

EATEN

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

— 


LOCATION 


TYPE OF DATA 



SQRTED BY 

FIx2AT 


SAS version of SIR/SAS Interface File 

Re[erence Data Scope/layout 

Textual descriptions and quantity unl t abbreviations for food categories 

FUJI - FQE7, HL2, HL3, NF1 - NF5, S23, 

FJXAT 

VARIABLES AND THEIR DESCRIPTIONS 

FEAT, wrl tten after range and missing value checks 

R25 , NFSSAS 

VALID BRIEF 

NO NAME TYPE LENCTH RANGE REFERENCE MISSING DE-KRIPTION 

1 FtCAT N 3 1-999 N F~D CATECORY C13DE 

Numeric code ldentl fylng food category 

2 F~ATDL C 40 apc N FWD CAT DESCR LONG 

Long textual description of rood category 

3 FDCATDL1 C 20 apc N F03D CAT DESCR LONG LINE (1) 

First part of a long textual description of 

food category 

4 FTKATDL2 c 20 apc Y FOOD CAT DFSCR LONG LINE (2) 

Second part of a long textual description UI 

food category 

University of Bristol A6/16 Version 4 0 1st May 19’31

2002 78 


Obs FDCAT FDCATDL FDCATDL1 

1 100 SEASONAL FOODS SEASONAL FOODS 

2 101 CONVENIENCE FOODS, CANNED CONVENIENCE FOODS, 

3 102 CONVENIENCE FOODS, FROZEN CONVENIENCE FOODS, 

4 103 CONVENIENCE FOODS, NOT CANNED OR FROZEN CONVENIENCE FOODS, 

5 104 TOTAL CONVENIENCE FOODS TOTAL CONVENIENCE 

6 105 TOTAL NON-SEASONAL & NON-CONV. FOODS TOTAL NON-SEASONAL & 

7 106 ALL FOODS EXCEPT SOFT DRNKS,CONF,ALCOHOL ALL FOODS EXC SOFT 

8 107 ALL FOODS EXCEPT CONFECTIONERY & ALCOHOL ALL FOODS EXCEPT 

9 108 ALL FOODS INC CONFECTIONERY AND ALCOHOL ALL FOODS INC 

10 110 FOOD (EX ALC,SD,C) EXC SALT FOOD EXC SALT 

11 111 FOOD (INC ALC,SD,C) EXC SALT FOOD+DRINK EXC SALT 

12 201 LIQUID MILK(INC.SCHOOL,WELFARE & SKIM) LIQUID MILK (INC. 

13 202 OTHER MILK & CREAM OTHER MILK & CREAM 

14 203 MILK, CHEESE AND EGGS MILK, CHEESE AND 

Obs FDCATDL2 FDCATDS GFDCATD1 

1 SEASONAL FOODS Seasonal foods 

2 CANNED CONVENIENCE, CANNED canned 

3 FROZEN CONVENIENCE, FROZEN Convenience foods, 

4 NOT CANNED OR FROZEN CONVENIENCE, OTHER Convenience foods, 

5 FOODS TOTAL CONV. FOODS Total convenience 

6 NON-CONV. FOODS FOOD EX SEAS.& CONV. Total non-seasonal and 

7 DRINKS, CONF,ALCOHOL ALL FD EX ALC,CNF,SD All foods exc soft drinks, conf, 

alcohol 

8 CONF & ALCOHOL ALL FDS EX CONF&ALC All foods except confectionery & 

alcohol 

9 CONF & ALCOHOL ALL FDS INC CONF&ALC All foods inc confectionery and 

alcohol 

10 FOOD EXC SALT All food (exc alc, soft drinks 

and sweet 

11 FOOD+DRINK EXC SALT All food (inc alc, soft drinks 

and sweet 

12 SCHOOL,WELFARE&SKIM) LIQ. WHOLE MILK&SKIM Liquid milk (inc. 

13 OTHER MILK&CREAM Other milk and cream 

14 EGGS MILK, CHEESE & EGGS Milk, cheese and eggs 

Obs GFDCATD2 UNABV 

1 oz 

2 Canned oz 

3 frozen oz 

4 not canned or frozen oz 

5 foods oz 

6 non-convenience foods oz 

7 oz 

8 oz 

9 oz 

10 s) exc salt oz 

11 s) exc salt oz 

12 school, welfare & skim) pt 

13 pt 

14 oz 

2002 79 



15 204 OTHER MILK & CREAM (NOT WHOLE & DRIED) OTHER MILK & CREAM 

16 205 MILK (EXC SCHOOL & WELFARE) & CREAM MILK (EXC SCHOOL & 

17 206 DRIED & OTHER MILK DRIED & OTHER MILK 

18 207 MILKS (COMP-SELECTED CODES) MILKS (COMP-SELECTED 

19 301 MEAT&MPRD.EXC CARC,UNCKD BACON,HAM,PLTRY MEAT&MPRD. NOT CARC, 

20 302 OTHER MEAT AND MEAT PRODUCTS OTHER MEAT AND 

21 303 MEAT&MPRD EX CAR,UNCK HAM&PLTRY,LVR,SAUS MEAT&MPRD. NOT CARC, 

22 304 POULTRY, INCL COOKED POULTRY, INCL COOKED 

23 305 OTHER MEAT & MEAT PRODS(ex unc bac etc) OTHER MEAT & MEAT 

24 306 OTHER MEAT & MEAT PRODUCTS (COMPENDIUM) OTHER MEAT & MEAT 

25 401 FRESH FISH FRESH FISH 

26 402 FISH, FRESH AND PROCESSED FISH, FRESH AND 

27 403 FAT FISH FAT FISH 

28 404 FISH OTHER THAN FAT FISH FISH OTHER THAN 

Obs FDCATDL2 FDCATDS GFDCATD1

15 (NOT WHOLE & DRIED) MILK&CREAM NOT WH&DR Other milk and cream not 

16 WELFARE) & CREAM MILK&CREAM EX SCH,WF Milk (exc School & Welfare) and 

Cream 

17 DRIED & OTHER MILK Dried and other milk 

18 CODES) MILKS (COMPENDIUM) Milks (Comp-selected codes) 

19 UNCKD BACON&HAM,PLTR OTHER MEAT EX B/H UN Meat and meat products, not 

carcase meat 

20 MEAT PRODUCTS OTHER MEAT&MEAT PROD Other meat and meat products 

21 UNCK.HAM&PLTRY,LR&SA MEAT&MPRD. NONCARC-B Meat & meat products, exc carc, 

uncooked 

22 PLTRY INC COOKED Poultry, inc cooked chicken 

23 PROD(EXC UNC BCN/PL) OTH MEAT& MEAT PRODS Other meat & meat products (exc 

unc bac, 

24 PRODUCTS(COMPENDIUM) OTH MEAT PROD (COMP) Other Meat & Meat Products 

(Compendium) 

25 FRESH FISH Fresh fish 

26 PROCESSED FISH, FRESH & PROC. Fish, fresh and processed 

27 FAT FISH Fat fish 

28 FAT FISH FISH, NOT FAT FISH Fish other than fat fish 


15 whole or dried pt 

16 pt 

17 pt 

18 ml 

19 or uncooked bacon & ham & poultry oz 

20 oz 

21 bacon & ham, poultry, liver, sausage oz 

22 oz 

23 ham, uncooked poultry) oz 

24 g 

25 oz 

26 oz 

27 oz 

28 oz 

2002 80 



29 405 FISH AND FISH PRODUCTS, FROZEN FISH AND 

30 501 CANNED VEGETABLES CANNED VEGETABLES 

31 502 OTHER VEGETABLE PRODUCTS OTHER VEGETABLE 

32 503 FRESH VEG(NOT POTS,GRNS,TOMS)&FROZEN VEG FRESH VEG.(NOT POTS, 

33 504 FRESH AND QUICK FROZEN LEGUMES LEGUMES, FRESH AND 

34 505 VEG(EX POTS,GREENS,TOMS,ROOTS)&VEG PRODS VEG(EX POTS,GREENS, 

35 506 POTATOES, OLD, NOT PRE-PACKED POTATOES, OLD 

36 507 POTATOES, OLD, PRE-PACKED POTATOES, OLD 

37 508 BEAN AND PEAS, FROZEN BEANS AND PEAS 

38 509 POTATO, PROCESSED POTATO, PROCESSED 

39 510 VEGETABLES, CANNED AND DRIED VEGETABLES, 

40 511 TOTAL PROCESSED OTHER VEGETABLES OTHER VEGETABLES 

41 512 TOTAL POTATOES POTATOES 

42 513 TOTAL OTHER VEGETABLES VEGETABLES 


29 FISH PRODUCTS,FROZEN FROZ. FISH&FISH PROD Fish and fish products, frozen 

30 CANNED VEGETABLES Canned vegetables 

31 PRODUCTS OTHER VEGETABLE PROD Vegetable products, not canned 

32 GRNS,TOMS,)&FROZ VEG OTHER FRESH/FROZ VEG Fresh vegetables (excluding 

potatoes, 

33 QUICK FROZEN FRESH&FROZEN LEGUMES Fresh and quick-frozen legumes 

34 TOMS,ROOTS)&VEGPRODS VEG&VEG PRODS,SELECT Vegetables (exc potatoes, greens, 

35 NOT PRE-PACKED POTS,OLD, NOT P/PACK Potatoes, old, not pre-packed 

36 PRE-PACKED POTS,OLD, P/PACK Potatoes, old, pre-packed 

37 FROZEN BEANS/PEAS, FROZ BEANS/PEAS, FROZ 

38 POTATO, PROC` 

39 CANNED AND DRIED VEG, CAN/DRY 

40 TOTAL PROCESSED TOT PROC OTH VEG total processed other vegetables 

41 TOTAL FRESH & PROCESSED total potatoes 

42 TOTAL OTHER FRESH & PROCESSED total other vegetables 


29 oz 

30 oz 

31 or frozen oz

32 greens,toms and frozen vegetables) oz 

33 oz 

34 toms,roots) and vegetable products oz 

35 oz 

36 oz 

37 oz 

38 oz 

39 oz 

40 oz 

41 oz 

42 oz 

2002 81 



43 601 ALL FRESH FRUIT, EXCEPT APPLES ALL FRESH FRUIT, 

44 602 DRIED FRUIT. NUTS, FRUIT & NUT PRODUCTS DRIED FRUIT, NUTS & 

45 603 OTH FRESH FRUIT,INC.STONE FRUIT &RHUBARB OTH FRESH FRUIT INCL 

46 604 ALL OTHER FRESH FRUIT ALL OTHER FRESH 

47 605 FRUIT PRODUCTS,EXCL.FROZEN (COMPENDIUM) FRUIT PRODUCTS EXCL. 

48 650 BROWN BREAD BROWN BREAD 

49 651 WHOLEMEAL BREAD WHOLEMEAL BREAD 

50 701 OTHER MISC FOODS (NOT SOUP & MIN WATER) OTH MISC FOODS (NOT 

51 702 OTHER BEVERAGES AND MISCELLANEOUS FOODS OTHER BEVERAGES AND 

52 703 ALL OTHER FOODS OTHER FOODS (MISC. & 

53 704 OTHER CEREALS AND CEREAL PRODUCTS OTHER CEREALS AND 

54 705 OTHER BREAD, INC PREMIUM AND SOFTGRAIN OTHER BREAD, INC 

55 706 OTHER CEREALS (COMPENDIUM) OTHER CEREALS 

56 707 SOFT DRINKS UNCONCENTRATED SOFT DRINKS UNCONC 


43 EXCEPT APPLES FRESH FRUIT NOT APPL All fresh fruit other than apples 

44 FRUIT & NUT PRODUCTS DRIED FRUIT&NUT PROD Dried fruit, nuts and 

45 STONE FRUIT&RHUBARB OTHER FRESH FRUIT Other fresh fruit including 

46 FRUIT OTHER FRESH FRUIT All other fresh fruit 

47 FROZEN (COMPENDIUM) FRUIT PROD EXCL FRZN Fruit Products,excl.frozen 

(Compendium) 

48 BROWN BREAD Brown bread 

49 WHOLEMEAL BREAD Wholemeal bread 

50 SOUP & MIN WATER) OTHER MISC FOODS Other miscellaneous foods (not 

soup or 

51 MISCELLANEOUS FOODS OTH BEVS &MISC FOODS Other beverages and miscellaneous 

foods 

52 SELECTED CODES) OTHER FOODS ASSORTED All other foods (assorted) 

53 CEREAL PRODUCTS OTHER CEREALS &PRODS Other cereals and cereal products 

54 PREMIUM & SOFTGRAIN PREMIUM,S/GN & OTHER Other bread, inc premium and 

softgrain 

55 (COMPENDIUM) OTHER CEREALS (COMP) Other Cereals (Compendium) 

56 SOFT DRINKS UNCONC Soft drinks unconcentrated 


43 oz 

44 fruit and nut products oz 

45 stone fruit and rhubarb oz 

46 oz 

47 g 

48 oz 

49 oz 

50 mineral water) oz 

51 oz 

52 oz 

53 oz 

54 oz 

55 g 

56 floz 

2002 82 



57 708 SOFT DRINKS CONCENTRATED SOFT DRINKS CONC 

58 709 SOFT DRINKS, CONFECTIONERY, ALCOHOL SOFT DRINKS,CONFECT, 

59 710 MISC.FOODS (COMP-SELECTED CODES) MISC.FOODS (COMP- 

60 801 OTHER ALCOHOLIC DRINKS(EXC WINE,LGR,BEER OTHER ALCOHOLIC DRNK 

61 901 OTHER CONFECTIONERY(EXC CHOC,MNTS,SWEET) OTHER CONFECTIONERY


57 SOFT DRINKS CONC Soft drinks concentrated 

58 ALCOHOL DRINKS/CONFECTIONERY Soft Drinks, Confectionery, 

Alcoholic 

59 SELECTED CODES) MISC FOODS (COMP)) Misc Foods (Comp-selected codes) 

60 EXC WINE,LAGER,BEER OTHER ALCOHOLIC DRNK Other alcoholic drink (exc wine 

lager & 

61 EXC CHOC,MNTS,BLD SW OTHER CONFECTIONERY Other confectionery (exc chocs, 

mints, 


57 floz 

58 Drinks g 

59 g 

60 beer cl 

61 boiled sweets) g

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

-f 

8 

SAS DATA SEf NAME FlJ3HJFD 

LIXATION 


SOURCE OF INFORMATION SAS version of SIUSAS Interface File FECTNJFD, writ ten after range and missing value checks 


BRIEF DESCRIPTION Lists major food codes that are contained ,n each food category Note that a maJor food can 

aPPear in more than one food category 

READ IN SAS PRIX (S) FQE1 - FQE7, NL2, HL3, NF1 - NF5, NTD1, NTD2, R23, S25, NFSSAS 

S3RTED BY FLKAT, HAJFD 

VARIABLES AND TNEIR DFXR IPTIONS 

VALID BRIEF 

NO NAME NPE LENGTH RANGE REFERENCE MISSING DESCRIPTION 

1 FIKXT N 3 1-999 N FLX3DCATEGORY 03DE 

Numeric code ident ifylng food category 

2 MAJFD N 3 1-999 N NAJoR F@2D UJDE 

Numeric code Ident]fylng ma.IoI food 

Unlverslty of Bristol A6/18 Versl On 4 0 1st May 1993

2002 83 

2002 84 


Obs FDCAT MAJFD 

1 100 100 

2 100 105 

3 100 111 

4 100 112 

5 100 113 

6 100 114 

7 100 115 

8 100 116 

9 100 117 

10 100 129 

11 100 155 

12 100 156 

13 100 157 

14 100 158 

15 100 159 

16 100 160 

17 100 161 

18 100 162 

19 100 163 

20 100 164 

21 100 167 

22 100 168 

23 100 169 

24 100 171 

25 100 172 

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29 100 176 

30 100 177 

31 100 178 

32 100 183 

33 100 210 

34 100 214 

35 100 217 

36 100 218 

37 100 221 

38 100 222 

39 100 227 

40 100 228 

41 100 229 

42 100 231 

43 101 62 

44 101 71 

45 101 119 

46 101 120 

47 101 184 

48 101 185 

49 101 188 

50 101 191 



51 101 196 

52 101 199 

53 101 233 

54 101 236 

55 101 248 

56 101 285 

57 101 315 

58 101 318 

59 102 88 

60 102 127 

61 102 203 

62 102 204 

63 102 205 

64 102 208 

65 102 241 

66 102 294 

67 103 58 

68 103 59 

69 103 66

2002 85 

70 103 83 

71 103 93 

72 103 94 

73 103 118 

74 103 123 

75 103 195 

76 103 197 

77 103 198 

78 103 200 

79 103 202 

80 103 270 

81 103 271 

82 103 274 

83 103 277 

84 103 282 

85 103 286 

86 103 290 

87 103 291 

88 103 299 

89 103 308 

90 103 309 

91 103 319 

92 103 332 

93 103 333 

94 104 58 

95 104 59 

96 104 62 

97 104 66 

98 104 71 

99 104 83 

100 104 88 



101 104 93 

102 104 94 

103 104 118 

104 104 119 

105 104 120 

106 104 123 

107 104 127 

108 104 184 

109 104 185 

110 104 188 

111 104 191 

112 104 195 

113 104 196 

114 104 197 

115 104 198 

116 104 199 

117 104 200 

118 104 202 

119 104 203 

120 104 204 

121 104 205 

122 104 208 

123 104 233 

124 104 236 

125 104 241 

126 104 248 

127 104 270 

128 104 271 

129 104 274 

130 104 277 

131 104 282 

132 104 285 

133 104 286 

134 104 290 

135 104 291 

136 104 294 

137 104 299 

138 104 308 

139 104 309 

140 104 315 

141 104 318 

142 104 319 

143 104 332 

144 104 333

2002 86 

2002 87 

145 105 4 

146 105 5 

147 105 6 

148 105 9 

149 105 10 

150 105 11 



151 105 12 

152 105 13 

153 105 15 

154 105 16 

155 105 17 

156 105 22 

157 105 23 

158 105 31 

159 105 36 

160 105 41 

161 105 46 

162 105 51 

163 105 55 

164 105 73 

165 105 77 

166 105 78 

167 105 79 

168 105 80 

169 105 110 

170 105 135 

171 105 138 

172 105 139 

173 105 143 

174 105 148 

175 105 150 

176 105 151 

177 105 152 

178 105 153 

179 105 154 

180 105 192 

181 105 240 

182 105 245 

183 105 251 

184 105 252 

185 105 253 

186 105 254 

187 105 255 

188 105 256 

189 105 257 

190 105 258 

191 105 259 

192 105 260 

193 105 261 

194 105 262 

195 105 263 

196 105 264 

197 105 267 

198 105 281 

199 105 287 

200 105 301 



201 105 304 

202 105 307 

203 105 312 

204 105 313 

205 105 314 

206 105 320 

207 105 323 

208 105 327 

209 105 328 

210 105 329 

211 105 334 

212 105 335 

213 105 336

2002 88 

214 105 339 

215 106 4 

216 106 5 

217 106 6 

218 106 9 

219 106 10 

220 106 11 

221 106 12 

222 106 13 

223 106 15 

224 106 16 

225 106 17 

226 106 22 

227 106 23 

228 106 31 

229 106 36 

230 106 41 

231 106 46 

232 106 51 

233 106 55 

234 106 58 

235 106 59 

236 106 62 

237 106 66 

238 106 71 

239 106 73 

240 106 77 

241 106 78 

242 106 79 

243 106 80 

244 106 83 

245 106 88 

246 106 93 

247 106 94 

248 106 100 

249 106 105 

250 106 110 



251 106 111 

252 106 112 

253 106 113 

254 106 114 

255 106 115 

256 106 116 

257 106 117 

258 106 118 

259 106 119 

260 106 120 

261 106 123 

262 106 127 

263 106 129 

264 106 135 

265 106 138 

266 106 139 

267 106 143 

268 106 148 

269 106 150 

270 106 151 

271 106 152 

272 106 153 

273 106 154 

274 106 155 

275 106 156 

276 106 157 

277 106 158 

278 106 159 

279 106 160 

280 106 161 

281 106 162 

282 106 163 

283 106 164 

284 106 167 

285 106 168 

286 106 169 

287 106 171 

288 106 172

2002 89 

2002 90 

289 106 173 

290 106 174 

291 106 175 

292 106 176 

293 106 177 

294 106 178 

295 106 183 

296 106 184 

297 106 185 

298 106 188 

299 106 191 

300 106 192 



301 106 195 

302 106 196 

303 106 197 

304 106 198 

305 106 199 

306 106 200 

307 106 202 

308 106 203 

309 106 204 

310 106 205 

311 106 208 

312 106 210 

313 106 214 

314 106 217 

315 106 218 

316 106 221 

317 106 222 

318 106 227 

319 106 228 

320 106 229 

321 106 231 

322 106 233 

323 106 236 

324 106 240 

325 106 241 

326 106 245 

327 106 248 

328 106 249 

329 106 251 

330 106 252 

331 106 253 

332 106 254 

333 106 255 

334 106 256 

335 106 257 

336 106 258 

337 106 259 

338 106 260 

339 106 261 

340 106 262 

341 106 263 

342 106 264 

343 106 267 

344 106 270 

345 106 271 

346 106 274 

347 106 277 

348 106 281 

349 106 282 

350 106 285 



351 106 286 

352 106 287 

353 106 290 

354 106 291 

355 106 294 

356 106 299 

357 106 301

2002 91 

358 106 304 

359 106 307 

360 106 308 

361 106 309 

362 106 312 

363 106 313 

364 106 314 

365 106 315 

366 106 318 

367 106 319 

368 106 320 

369 106 323 

370 106 327 

371 106 328 

372 106 329 

373 106 332 

374 106 333 

375 106 334 

376 106 335 

377 106 336 

378 106 339 

379 107 4 

380 107 5 

381 107 6 

382 107 9 

383 107 11 

384 107 12 

385 107 13 

386 107 15 

387 107 16 

388 107 17 

389 107 22 

390 107 23 

391 107 31 

392 107 36 

393 107 41 

394 107 46 

395 107 51 

396 107 55 

397 107 58 

398 107 59 

399 107 62 

400 107 66 



401 107 71 

402 107 73 

403 107 77 

404 107 78 

405 107 79 

406 107 80 

407 107 83 

408 107 88 

409 107 93 

410 107 94 

411 107 100 

412 107 105 

413 107 110 

414 107 111 

415 107 112 

416 107 113 

417 107 114 

418 107 115 

419 107 116 

420 107 117 

421 107 118 

422 107 119 

423 107 120 

424 107 123 

425 107 127 

426 107 129 

427 107 135 

428 107 138 

429 107 139 

430 107 143 

431 107 148 

432 107 150

2002 92 

2002 93 

433 107 151 

434 107 152 

435 107 153 

436 107 154 

437 107 155 

438 107 156 

439 107 157 

440 107 158 

441 107 159 

442 107 160 

443 107 161 

444 107 162 

445 107 163 

446 107 164 

447 107 167 

448 107 168 

449 107 169 

450 107 171 



451 107 172 

452 107 173 

453 107 174 

454 107 175 

455 107 176 

456 107 177 

457 107 178 

458 107 183 

459 107 184 

460 107 185 

461 107 188 

462 107 191 

463 107 192 

464 107 195 

465 107 196 

466 107 197 

467 107 198 

468 107 199 

469 107 200 

470 107 202 

471 107 203 

472 107 204 

473 107 205 

474 107 208 

475 107 210 

476 107 214 

477 107 217 

478 107 218 

479 107 221 

480 107 222 

481 107 227 

482 107 228 

483 107 229 

484 107 231 

485 107 233 

486 107 236 

487 107 240 

488 107 241 

489 107 245 

490 107 248 

491 107 251 

492 107 252 

493 107 257 

494 107 258 

495 107 259 

496 107 260 

497 107 261 

498 107 262 

499 107 263 

500 107 264 



501 107 267

2002 94 

502 107 270 

503 107 271 

504 107 274 

505 107 277 

506 107 281 

507 107 282 

508 107 285 

509 107 286 

510 107 287 

511 107 290 

512 107 291 

513 107 294 

514 107 299 

515 107 301 

516 107 304 

517 107 307 

518 107 308 

519 107 309 

520 107 312 

521 107 313 

522 107 314 

523 107 315 

524 107 318 

525 107 319 

526 107 320 

527 107 323 

528 107 327 

529 107 328 

530 107 329 

531 107 332 

532 107 333 

533 107 334 

534 107 335 

535 107 336 

536 107 339 

537 107 340 

538 107 341 

539 107 343 

540 107 344 

541 108 4 

542 108 5 

543 108 6 

544 108 9 

545 108 11 

546 108 12 

547 108 13 

548 108 15 

549 108 16 

550 108 17 



551 108 22 

552 108 23 

553 108 31 

554 108 36 

555 108 41 

556 108 46 

557 108 51 

558 108 55 

559 108 58 

560 108 59 

561 108 62 

562 108 66 

563 108 71 

564 108 73 

565 108 77 

566 108 78 

567 108 79 

568 108 80 

569 108 83 

570 108 88 

571 108 93 

572 108 94 

573 108 100 

574 108 105 

575 108 110 

576 108 111

2002 95 

577 108 112 

578 108 113 

579 108 114 

580 108 115 

581 108 116 

582 108 117 

583 108 118 

584 108 119 

585 108 120 

586 108 123 

587 108 127 

588 108 129 

589 108 135 

590 108 138 

591 108 139 

592 108 143 

593 108 148 

594 108 150 

595 108 151 

596 108 152 

597 108 153 

598 108 154 

599 108 155 

600 108 156 



601 108 157 

602 108 158 

603 108 159 

604 108 160 

605 108 161 

606 108 162 

607 108 163 

608 108 164 

609 108 167 

610 108 168 

611 108 169 

612 108 171 

613 108 172 

614 108 173 

615 108 174 

616 108 175 

617 108 176 

618 108 177 

619 108 178 

620 108 183 

621 108 184 

622 108 185 

623 108 188 

624 108 191 

625 108 192 

626 108 195 

627 108 196 

628 108 197 

629 108 198 

630 108 199 

631 108 200 

632 108 202 

633 108 203 

634 108 204 

635 108 205 

636 108 208 

637 108 210 

638 108 214 

639 108 217 

640 108 218 

641 108 221 

642 108 222 

643 108 227 

644 108 228 

645 108 229 

646 108 231 

647 108 233 

648 108 236 

649 108 240 

650 108 241

2002 96 

2002 97 



651 108 245 

652 108 248 

653 108 251 

654 108 252 

655 108 257 

656 108 258 

657 108 259 

658 108 260 

659 108 261 

660 108 262 

661 108 263 

662 108 264 

663 108 267 

664 108 270 

665 108 271 

666 108 274 

667 108 277 

668 108 281 

669 108 282 

670 108 285 

671 108 286 

672 108 287 

673 108 290 

674 108 291 

675 108 294 

676 108 299 

677 108 301 

678 108 304 

679 108 307 

680 108 308 

681 108 309 

682 108 312 

683 108 313 

684 108 314 

685 108 315 

686 108 318 

687 108 319 

688 108 320 

689 108 323 

690 108 327 

691 108 328 

692 108 329 

693 108 332 

694 108 333 

695 108 334 

696 108 335 

697 108 336 

698 108 339 

699 108 340 

700 108 341 



701 108 343 

702 108 344 

703 108 350 

704 108 351 

705 108 352 

706 108 353 

707 108 354 

708 108 380 

709 108 381 

710 108 382 

711 108 383 

712 108 384 

713 108 385 

714 108 386 

715 108 387 

716 108 388 

717 108 389 

718 110 4 

719 110 5 

720 110 6

2002 98 

721 110 9 

722 110 10 

723 110 11 

724 110 12 

725 110 13 

726 110 15 

727 110 16 

728 110 17 

729 110 22 

730 110 23 

731 110 31 

732 110 36 

733 110 41 

734 110 46 

735 110 51 

736 110 55 

737 110 58 

738 110 59 

739 110 62 

740 110 66 

741 110 71 

742 110 73 

743 110 77 

744 110 78 

745 110 79 

746 110 80 

747 110 83 

748 110 88 

749 110 93 

750 110 94 



751 110 100 

752 110 105 

753 110 110 

754 110 111 

755 110 112 

756 110 113 

757 110 114 

758 110 115 

759 110 116 

760 110 117 

761 110 118 

762 110 119 

763 110 120 

764 110 123 

765 110 127 

766 110 129 

767 110 135 

768 110 138 

769 110 139 

770 110 143 

771 110 148 

772 110 150 

773 110 151 

774 110 152 

775 110 153 

776 110 154 

777 110 155 

778 110 156 

779 110 157 

780 110 158 

781 110 159 

782 110 160 

783 110 161 

784 110 162 

785 110 163 

786 110 164 

787 110 167 

788 110 168 

789 110 169 

790 110 171 

791 110 172 

792 110 173 

793 110 174 

794 110 175 

795 110 176

2002 99 

2002 100 

796 110 177 

797 110 178 

798 110 183 

799 110 184 

800 110 185 



801 110 188 

802 110 191 

803 110 192 

804 110 195 

805 110 196 

806 110 197 

807 110 198 

808 110 199 

809 110 200 

810 110 202 

811 110 203 

812 110 204 

813 110 205 

814 110 208 

815 110 210 

816 110 214 

817 110 217 

818 110 218 

819 110 221 

820 110 222 

821 110 227 

822 110 228 

823 110 229 

824 110 231 

825 110 233 

826 110 236 

827 110 240 

828 110 241 

829 110 245 

830 110 248 

831 110 249 

832 110 251 

833 110 252 

834 110 253 

835 110 254 

836 110 255 

837 110 256 

838 110 257 

839 110 258 

840 110 259 

841 110 260 

842 110 261 

843 110 262 

844 110 263 

845 110 264 

846 110 267 

847 110 270 

848 110 271 

849 110 274 

850 110 277 



851 110 281 

852 110 282 

853 110 285 

854 110 286 

855 110 287 

856 110 290 

857 110 291 

858 110 294 

859 110 299 

860 110 301 

861 110 304 

862 110 307 

863 110 308 

864 110 309

2002 101 

865 110 312 

866 110 313 

867 110 314 

868 110 315 

869 110 318 

870 110 319 

871 110 320 

872 110 323 

873 110 327 

874 110 328 

875 110 329 

876 110 332 

877 110 333 

878 110 335 

879 110 336 

880 110 339 

881 111 4 

882 111 5 

883 111 6 

884 111 9 

885 111 11 

886 111 12 

887 111 13 

888 111 15 

889 111 16 

890 111 17 

891 111 22 

892 111 23 

893 111 31 

894 111 36 

895 111 41 

896 111 46 

897 111 51 

898 111 55 

899 111 58 

900 111 59 



901 111 62 

902 111 66 

903 111 71 

904 111 73 

905 111 77 

906 111 78 

907 111 79 

908 111 80 

909 111 83 

910 111 88 

911 111 93 

912 111 94 

913 111 100 

914 111 105 

915 111 110 

916 111 111 

917 111 112 

918 111 113 

919 111 114 

920 111 115 

921 111 116 

922 111 117 

923 111 118 

924 111 119 

925 111 120 

926 111 123 

927 111 127 

928 111 129 

929 111 135 

930 111 138 

931 111 139 

932 111 143 

933 111 148 

934 111 150 

935 111 151 

936 111 152 

937 111 153 

938 111 154 

939 111 155

2002 102 

2002 103 

940 111 156 

941 111 157 

942 111 158 

943 111 159 

944 111 160 

945 111 161 

946 111 162 

947 111 163 

948 111 164 

949 111 167 

950 111 168 



951 111 169 

952 111 171 

953 111 172 

954 111 173 

955 111 174 

956 111 175 

957 111 176 

958 111 177 

959 111 178 

960 111 183 

961 111 184 

962 111 185 

963 111 188 

964 111 191 

965 111 192 

966 111 195 

967 111 196 

968 111 197 

969 111 198 

970 111 199 

971 111 200 

972 111 202 

973 111 203 

974 111 204 

975 111 205 

976 111 208 

977 111 210 

978 111 214 

979 111 217 

980 111 218 

981 111 221 

982 111 222 

983 111 227 

984 111 228 

985 111 229 

986 111 231 

987 111 233 

988 111 236 

989 111 240 

990 111 241 

991 111 245 

992 111 248 

993 111 251 

994 111 252 

995 111 257 

996 111 258 

997 111 259 

998 111 260 

999 111 261 

1000 111 262 



1001 111 263 

1002 111 264 

1003 111 267 

1004 111 270 

1005 111 271 

1006 111 274 

1007 111 277 

1008 111 281

2002 104 

1009 111 282 

1010 111 285 

1011 111 286 

1012 111 287 

1013 111 290 

1014 111 291 

1015 111 294 

1016 111 299 

1017 111 301 

1018 111 304 

1019 111 307 

1020 111 308 

1021 111 309 

1022 111 312 

1023 111 313 

1024 111 314 

1025 111 315 

1026 111 318 

1027 111 319 

1028 111 320 

1029 111 323 

1030 111 327 

1031 111 328 

1032 111 329 

1033 111 332 

1034 111 333 

1035 111 335 

1036 111 336 

1037 111 339 

1038 111 340 

1039 111 341 

1040 111 343 

1041 111 344 

1042 111 350 

1043 111 351 

1044 111 352 

1045 111 353 

1046 111 354 

1047 111 380 

1048 111 381 

1049 111 382 

1050 111 383 



1051 111 384 

1052 111 385 

1053 111 386 

1054 111 387 

1055 111 388 

1056 201 4 

1057 201 5 

1058 201 6 

1059 201 15 

1060 202 9 

1061 202 10 

1062 202 11 

1063 202 12 

1064 202 13 

1065 202 16 

1066 202 17 

1067 203 4 

1068 203 5 

1069 203 6 

1070 203 9 

1071 203 10 

1072 203 11 

1073 203 12 

1074 203 13 

1075 203 15 

1076 203 16 

1077 203 17 

1078 203 22 

1079 203 23 

1080 203 129 

1081 204 9 

1082 204 12 

1083 204 13

2002 105 

2002 106 

1084 204 15 

1085 204 16 

1086 204 17 

1087 205 4 

1088 205 9 

1089 205 10 

1090 205 11 

1091 205 12 

1092 205 13 

1093 205 15 

1094 205 16 

1095 205 17 

1096 206 9 

1097 206 11 

1098 206 12 

1099 206 13 

1100 206 16 



1101 207 9 

1102 207 11 

1103 207 12 

1104 207 16 

1105 301 46 

1106 301 51 

1107 301 58 

1108 301 59 

1109 301 62 

1110 301 66 

1111 301 71 

1112 301 78 

1113 301 79 

1114 301 80 

1115 301 83 

1116 301 88 

1117 301 93 

1118 301 94 

1119 302 78 

1120 302 83 

1121 302 93 

1122 302 94 

1123 303 51 

1124 303 58 

1125 303 59 

1126 303 62 

1127 303 66 

1128 303 71 

1129 303 78 

1130 303 83 

1131 303 88 

1132 303 93 

1133 303 94 

1134 304 59 

1135 304 73 

1136 304 77 

1137 305 46 

1138 305 51 

1139 305 58 

1140 305 59 

1141 305 62 

1142 305 66 

1143 305 71 

1144 305 78 

1145 305 79 

1146 305 80 

1147 305 83 

1148 305 88 

1149 305 93 

1150 305 94 



1151 306 46 

1152 306 51

2002 107 

1153 306 58 

1154 306 59 

1155 306 62 

1156 306 66 

1157 306 71 

1158 306 78 

1159 306 79 

1160 306 80 

1161 306 83 

1162 306 88 

1163 306 93 

1164 306 94 

1165 401 100 

1166 401 105 

1167 401 111 

1168 401 112 

1169 401 113 

1170 402 100 

1171 402 105 

1172 402 111 

1173 402 112 

1174 402 113 

1175 402 114 

1176 402 115 

1177 402 116 

1178 402 117 

1179 402 118 

1180 402 123 

1181 403 111 

1182 403 112 

1183 403 113 

1184 403 115 

1185 403 116 

1186 403 119 

1187 403 120 

1188 404 100 

1189 404 105 

1190 404 110 

1191 404 114 

1192 404 117 

1193 404 118 

1194 404 123 

1195 404 127 

1196 405 110 

1197 405 127 

1198 501 184 

1199 501 185 

1200 501 188 



1201 501 191 

1202 501 199 

1203 502 192 

1204 502 195 

1205 502 196 

1206 502 197 

1207 502 198 

1208 502 200 

1209 502 202 

1210 503 172 

1211 503 173 

1212 503 174 

1213 503 175 

1214 503 176 

1215 503 177 

1216 503 183 

1217 503 203 

1218 503 204 

1219 503 205 

1220 503 208 

1221 504 168 

1222 504 169 

1223 504 203 

1224 504 204 

1225 505 175 

1226 505 176 

1227 505 177

2002 108 

1228 505 183 

1229 505 184 

1230 505 185 

1231 505 188 

1232 505 191 

1233 505 192 

1234 505 195 

1235 505 196 

1236 505 197 

1237 505 198 

1238 505 199 

1239 505 200 

1240 505 202 

1241 505 205 

1242 505 208 

1243 506 156 

1244 506 160 

1245 507 157 

1246 507 161 

1247 508 203 

1248 508 204 

1249 508 208 

1250 509 197 



1251 509 198 

1252 509 199 

1253 509 200 

1254 509 205 

1255 510 184 

1256 510 185 

1257 510 188 

1258 510 191 

1259 510 192 

1260 510 195 

1261 510 196 

1262 510 202 

1263 511 184 

1264 511 185 

1265 511 188 

1266 511 191 

1267 511 192 

1268 511 195 

1269 511 196 

1270 511 202 

1271 511 203 

1272 511 204 

1273 511 208 

1274 512 155 

1275 512 197 

1276 512 198 

1277 512 199 

1278 512 200 

1279 512 205 

1280 513 162 

1281 513 163 

1282 513 164 

1283 513 167 

1284 513 168 

1285 513 169 

1286 513 171 

1287 513 172 

1288 513 173 

1289 513 174 

1290 513 175 

1291 513 176 

1292 513 177 

1293 513 178 

1294 513 183 

1295 513 184 

1296 513 185 

1297 513 188 

1298 513 191 

1299 513 192 

1300 513 195 

The SAS System

2002 109 

2002 110 


1301 513 196 

1302 513 202 

1303 513 203 

1304 513 204 

1305 513 208 

1306 601 210 

1307 601 214 

1308 601 218 

1309 601 221 

1310 601 222 

1311 601 227 

1312 601 228 

1313 601 229 

1314 601 231 

1315 602 240 

1316 602 245 

1317 603 221 

1318 603 229 

1319 603 231 

1320 604 218 

1321 604 221 

1322 604 222 

1323 604 227 

1324 604 229 

1325 604 231 

1326 605 233 

1327 605 236 

1328 605 240 

1329 605 245 

1330 650 259 

1331 650 261 

1332 651 260 

1333 651 262 

1334 701 315 

1335 701 320 

1336 701 323 

1337 701 327 

1338 701 328 

1339 701 329 

1340 701 332 

1341 701 333 

1342 701 334 

1343 701 335 

1344 701 336 

1345 701 339 

1346 702 307 

1347 702 309 

1348 702 312 

1349 702 313 

1350 702 314 



1351 702 315 

1352 702 318 

1353 702 319 

1354 702 320 

1355 702 323 

1356 702 327 

1357 702 328 

1358 702 329 

1359 702 332 

1360 702 333 

1361 702 334 

1362 702 335 

1363 702 336 

1364 702 339 

1365 703 17 

1366 703 78 

1367 703 143 

1368 703 148 

1369 703 191 

1370 703 192 

1371 703 195

2002 111 

1372 703 196 

1373 703 197 

1374 703 198 

1375 703 199 

1376 703 200 

1377 703 202 

1378 703 241 

1379 703 248 

1380 703 285 

1381 703 286 

1382 703 287 

1383 703 290 

1384 703 291 

1385 703 294 

1386 703 299 

1387 703 301 

1388 703 307 

1389 703 309 

1390 703 312 

1391 703 313 

1392 703 314 

1393 703 315 

1394 703 319 

1395 703 320 

1396 703 323 

1397 703 328 

1398 703 329 

1399 703 332 

1400 703 333 



1401 703 334 

1402 703 335 

1403 703 336 

1404 703 339 

1405 704 281 

1406 704 285 

1407 704 286 

1408 704 287 

1409 704 290 

1410 704 291 

1411 704 294 

1412 704 299 

1413 704 301 

1414 705 257 

1415 705 258 

1416 705 263 

1417 706 285 

1418 706 286 

1419 706 287 

1420 706 290 

1421 706 291 

1422 706 299 

1423 706 301 

1424 707 341 

1425 707 344 

1426 708 340 

1427 708 343 

1428 709 340 

1429 709 341 

1430 709 343 

1431 709 344 

1432 709 350 

1433 709 351 

1434 709 352 

1435 709 353 

1436 709 354 

1437 709 380 

1438 709 381 

1439 709 382 

1440 709 383 

1441 709 384 

1442 709 385 

1443 709 386 

1444 709 387 

1445 709 388 

1446 709 389

2002 112 

1447 710 314 

1448 710 315 

1449 710 323 

1450 710 327 



1451 710 328 

1452 710 329 

1453 710 332 

1454 710 333 

1455 710 334 

1456 710 335 

1457 710 336 

1458 710 339 

1459 801 383 

1460 801 385 

1461 801 386 

1462 801 387 

1463 801 388 

1464 901 352 

1465 901 354

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LWATION 

93URCE OF INFORMATION 

TYPE OF DATA 

BRIEF DEscRI PTION 

READ IN SAS PRCC (S) 

SORTED BY 

FtKP 


SAS version of SIR/SAS Interface File FtGP, written after range and mlsslng value checks 

Reference Data Scope/ layout 

Textual descriptions and quantity un] t abbreviations for food categories 

FQE1 - FQE7, HL2, ~, NFI - NF5, R23, R25, NFSSAS 

FKP 

VARIABLES AND THEIR DESClfIFfIONS 

VALID BRIEF 

NO NAKE IYPE LFNCTH RANGE REFERENCl MISSING DESCRIPTION 

1 FtX2P N 4 1CX31-9SK?999 N FLXIDGROUP CODE 

Numeric code identifying food group 

2 FiKPDL C 40 apc N F~D GROUP DESC17 LONG 

Long textual description of food group 

3 F~PDLl C 20 apc N F(XJD GROUP DFSCR LONG LINE (1) 

First part of a long textual description of 

food group 

4 FEPDL2 c 20 apc Y F03D GROUP DESCR LONG LINE (2) 

Second part of a long textual description 01 

rood group 


8 VARIABLES AND THEIR DESCRIPTIONS (cont,nuat,on) 

No 

VALID BRIEF 

NAME TV PE LENGTH RANGE REFERFNCE MISSING DESCRIPTION 

5 FfKPDS C 20 apc N FWD GROUP DESCR SHORT 

Short textual description of food group 

6 GFIXPD1 C 40 apc N GROUPED IW3D GROUP DESCR LINE (1) 

First part of a food group description for u~< 

when group appears under a group heading - 

designed for use In Retrieval 10 - not In usc 

at time of System Build 

7 CFIXPD2 c 40 apc 

8 UNABV c 6 

Y GROUPED FCOD GROUP DESCR LINE (2) 

Second part of a food group description [01 

use when group appears under a group headlllg 

designed for use In Retrieval 10 - not ]n use 

at time of System Build 

N UNIT ABBREV 

A standard quantl ty abbreviation to be used Ill 

output files, e g lb, kg 


2002 113 


Obs FDGP FDGPDL FDGPDL1 FDGPDL2 

1 4005 LIQUID WHOLEMILK, FULL PRICE & WELFARE LIQUID WHOLEMILK, FULL PRICE & 

WELFARE 

2 4006 LIQUID WHOLEMILK, INC SCHOOL & WELFARE LIQUID WHOLEMILK, INC SCHOOL & 

WELFARE 

3 4017 TOTAL MILK AND CREAM TOTAL MILK AND CREAM 

4 4023 TOTAL MILK, CREAM AND CHEESE TOTAL MILK, CREAM AND CHEESE 

5 5006 WELFARE AND SCHOOL MILK WELFARE AND SCHOOL MILK 

6 9016 MILK OTHER THAN WHOLE MILK MILK OTHER THAN WHOLE MILK 

7 9017 OTHER MILK & CREAM OTHER MILK & CREAM 

8 10016 DRIED,INST,SKIM MILK,YOG & OTHER MILK DRIED,INST,SKIM MILK YOG & OTHER 

MILK 

9 22023 TOTAL CHEESE TOTAL CHEESE 

10 31041 ALL CARCASE MEAT ALL CARCASE MEAT 

11 31094 ALL MEAT AND MEAT PRODUCTS ALL MEAT AND MEAT 

PRODUCTS 

12 46051 OFFALS OFFALS 

13 46094 ALL NON-CARCASE MEAT AND MEAT PRODUCTS ALL NON-CARCASE MEAT AND MEAT 

PRODUCTS 

14 62071 OTHER COOKED MEAT INC. CANNED OTHER COOKED MEAT INC. CANNED 

15 73077 ALL UNCOOKED POULTRY ALL UNCOOKED POULTRY 

16 79080 SAUSAGES, UNCOOKED SAUSAGES, UNCOOKED 

17 83094 OTHER MEAT PRODUCTS OTHER MEAT PRODUCTS 

18 93094 PATE AND OTHER MEAT PRODUCTS PATE AND OTHER MEAT PRODUCTS 

19 100117 FISH, FRESH, FROZEN AND PROCESSED FISH,FRESH AND PROCESSED 

20 100127 ALL FISH ALL FISH 

21 114117 FISH, SHELL AND PROCESSED FISH, SHELL AND PROCESSED 

22 118123 PREPARED FISH, COOKED CANNED & PRODUCTS PREPARED FISH,COOKED CANNED & 

PRODS 

23 118127 FISH AND FISH PRODUCTS, CONVENIENCE FISH AND FISH PRODS, CONVENIENCE 

Obs FDGPDS GFDGPD1 GFDGPD2 UNABV 

1 WHOLEMILK FP&WELFARE Liquid wholemilk, full price and welfare pt 

2 LIQUID MILK,SCH&WELF Liquid wholemilk, school & welfare milk pt 

3 TOTAL MILK AND CREAM Total milk and cream pt 

4 ALL MILK,CREAM&CHEES Total milk, cream and cheese oz 

5 WELFARE&SCHOOL MILK Welfare and school milk pt 

6 TOTAL MILK NOT WHOLE Milk other than whole milk pt 

7 OTHER MILK AND CREAM Other milk and cream pt 

8 OTHER MILK NOT COND. Dried,inst,skim milk,yog & other milk pt 

9 CHEESE Cheese oz 

10 CARCASE MEAT Carcase meat oz 

11 ALL MEAT & MEAT PROD All meat and meat products oz 

12 OFFALS Offals oz 

13 ALL NON-CARCASE MEAT Bacon and other meat oz 

14 OTHER COOKED MEAT Other cooked meat inc. canned oz 

15 UNCOOKED POULTRY All uncooked poultry oz 

16 SAUSAGES, UNCOOKED Sausages, uncooked oz 

17 OTHER MEAT PRODUCTS Other meat products oz 

18 PATE&OTHER MEAT PROD Pate and other meat products oz 

19 FISH FRESH,FRZ,PROC. Fish, fresh, frozen and processed oz 

20 ALL FISH Fish oz 

21 FISH,SHELL & PROC. Fish, shell and processed oz 

22 PREPARED FISH &PRODS Prepared fish, cooked, canned & products oz 

23 FISH, CONVENIENCE Fish and fish products, convenience oz 

2002 114 



24 119120 CANNED FISH CANNED FISH 

25 129129 EGGS EGGS 

26 135148 ALL FATS ALL FATS 

27 139148 OTHER FATS OTHER FATS

28 143148 OILS AND OTHER FATS OILS AND OTHER FATS 

29 150154 SUGAR AND PRESERVES SUGAR AND PRESERVES 

30 151154 PRESERVES PRESERVES 

31 155161 POTATOES POTATOES 

32 155208 ALL VEGETABLES ALL VEGETABLES 

33 156159 POTATOES PURCHASED JAN/AUG POTATOES PURCHASED 

JAN/AUG 

34 162164 CABBAGE, BRUSSEL SPROUTS & CAULIFLOWER CABBAGE,BRUSSEL SPTS & 

CAULIFLOWER 

35 162171 FRESH GREEN VEGETABLES FRESH GREEN VEGETABLES 

36 172183 OTHER FRESH VEGETABLES OTHER FRESH VEGETABL 

37 172208 FRESH&PROCESS VEG,NOT GREENS&POTATOES FRESH&PROCESS VEG, NOT 

GREENS&POTATOES 

38 173174 OTHER ROOT VEGETABLES OTHER ROOT VEGETABLES 

39 184192 OTHER VEGETABLES OTHER VEGETABLES 

40 184202 PROCESSED VEGETABLES, NOT FROZEN PROCESSED VEGETABLES NOT FROZEN 

41 184208 ALL PROCESSED VEGETABLES ALL PROCESSED VEGETABLES 

42 203208 FROZEN VEGETABLES FROZEN VEGETABLES 

43 210214 CITRUS FRUIT CITRUS FRUIT 

44 210231 FRESH FRUIT FRESH FRUIT 

45 210248 ALL FRUIT ALL FRUIT 

46 217218 APPLES AND PEARS APPLES AND PEARS 


24 CANNED FISH Canned fish oz 

25 EGGS Eggs egg 

26 ALL FATS Fats oz 

27 OTHER FATS Other fats oz 

28 OILS AND OTHER FATS Oils and other fats oz 

29 SUGAR AND PRESERVES Sugar and preserves oz 

30 PRESERVES Preserves oz 

31 POTATOES Potatoes oz 

32 ALL VEGETABLES All Vegetables oz 

33 POTATOES JAN/AUG Potatoes purchased jan/aug oz 

34 CABBAGES & BRASSICAS Cabbage, brussel sprouts & cauliflower oz 

35 FRESH GREEN VEG Fresh green vegetables oz 

36 OTHER FRESH VEG Other fresh vegetables oz 

37 OTHER FRESH&PROC VEG Fresh&process veg, not greens &potatoes oz 

38 OTHER ROOT VEG Other root vegetables oz 

39 OTHER VEGETABLES Other vegetables oz 

40 PROC VEG, NOT FROZEN Processed vegetables, not frozen oz 

41 PROCESSED VEG Processed vegetables oz 

42 FROZEN VEGETABLES Frozen vegetables oz 

43 CITRUS FRUIT Citrus fruit oz 

44 FRESH FRUIT Fresh fruit oz 

45 ALL FRUIT All fruit oz 

46 APPLES AND PEARS Apples and pears oz 

2002 115 



47 218231 FRESH FRUIT, NOT APPLES & CITRUS FRESH FRUIT, NOT APPLES & 

CITRUS 

48 222227 SOFT FRUIT SOFT FRUIT 

49 233236 CANNED FRUIT CANNED FRUIT 

50 233245 OTHER FRUIT & PRODUCTS, EXC FRUIT JUICES OTHER FRUIT & PRODS, EXC FRUIT 

JUICES 

51 233248 FRUIT & FRUIT PRODS. NOT FRESH FRUIT & FRUIT PRODS. NOT FRESH 

52 240245 OTHER FRUIT PRODUCTS AND NUTS OTHER FRUIT PRODUCTS AND NUTS 

53 251252 WHITE BREAD,LARGE STANDARD LOAVES,PRE 92 WHITE BREAD, LARGE STD LOAVES, 

PRE 92 

54 251254 WHITE BREAD STANDARD LOAVES WHITE BREAD STANDARD LOAVES 

55 251263 ALL BREAD ALL BREAD 

56 251301 ALL CEREALS ALL CEREALS 

57 255256 BROWN WHEATMEAL & WHOLEMEAL BREAD,PRE 92 BROWN WHEATMEAL & WHLMEAL 

BREAD,PRE 92 

58 255263 BREAD OTHER THAN WHITE STANDARD LOAVES BREAD OTHER THAN WHITE STD 

LOAVES

59 257258 PREMIUM AND SOFTGRAIN BREAD, SLICED PREMIUM & SOFTGRAIN BREAD, 

SLICED 

60 259260 BROWN AND WHOLEMEAL BREAD, SLICED BROWN AND WHOLEMEAL BREAD, 

SLICED 

61 259262 BROWN AND WHOLEMEAL BREAD BROWN AND WHOLEMEAL BREAD 

62 261262 BROWN AND WHOLEMEAL BREAD, UNSLICED BROWN AND WHOLEMEAL BREAD, 

UNSLICED 

63 264264 FLOUR FLOUR 

64 264301 CEREALS OTHER THAN BREAD CEREALS OTHER THAN BREAD 

65 267270 CAKES, BUNS AND PASTRIES CAKES,BUNS & PASTRIES 

66 267277 BISCUITS, CAKES, BUNS, CRISPBREADS BISCUITS, CAKES, BUNS, 

CRISPBREADS 

67 271277 BISCUITS AND CRISPBREADS BISCUITS AND CRISPBREADS 

68 281301 CEREALS, EXCL. BREAD,BUNS,CAKES,BISCUITS CEREALS EXCL. BREAD 

BUNS,CAKE,BISCUITS 

69 285301 CEREAL FOODS, NOT BCEREAL,OATML&OAT PROD CEREAL FOODS,NOT BRK 

CEREAL,OAT&OAT PROD 


47 OTHER FRESH FRUIT Fresh fruit, not apples and citrus oz 

48 SOFT FRUIT Soft fruit oz 

49 CANNED FRUIT Canned fruit oz 

50 OTHER FRUIT & PRODS Other fruit & fruit products oz 

51 OTHER FRUIT & PRODS Other fruit and fruit products oz 

52 OTHER FRUIT PROD&NUT Other fruit products and nuts oz 

53 WHT BREAD LSTD PRE92 White bread (large standard loaves) oz 

54 WHITE BREAD STANDARD White bread standard loaves oz 

55 BREAD Bread oz 

56 ALL CEREALS All cereals oz 

57 BRN&WHML BREAD,PRE92 Brown wheatmeal and wholemeal bread oz 

58 BREAD EXC WHITE STD Bread other than white loaves oz 

59 PREMIUM&S/GRAIN,SLCD Premium and softgrain bread, sliced oz 

60 BROWN & WHLMEAL,SLCD Brown and wholemeal bread, sliced oz 

61 BROWN &WHLMEAL BREAD Brown and wholemeal bread oz 

62 BROWN & WHLMEAL,UNSL Brown and wholemeal bread, unsliced oz 

63 FLOUR Flour oz 

64 CEREALS, EX BREAD Cereals other than bread oz 

65 CAKES, BUNS, PASTRIE Cakes, buns and pastries oz 

66 CAKES AND BISCUITS Cakes and biscuits oz 

67 BISCUITS&CRISPBREAD Biscuits and crispbreads oz 

68 OTHER CEREALS Other cereals oz 

69 OTHER CEREALS NOT BC Cereal foods, not bcereal,oatml&oat prod oz 

2002 116 



70 304313 BEVERAGES BEVERAGES 

71 304339 BEVERAGES & MISCELLANEOUS BEVERAGES & 

MISCELLANEOUS 

72 307309 COFFEE BEAN, INSTANT & ESSENCES COFFEE BEAN,INSTANT & ESSENCES 

73 307313 BEVERAGES OTHER THAN TEA BEVERAGES OTHER THAN TEA 

74 314334 FOOD GP OF MAJOR FOODS 314 TO 334 FOOD GP OF MAJOR FOODS 314 TO 

334 

75 314339 ALL OTHER FOODS ALL OTHER FOODS 

76 315339 OTHER FOODS & MISC. INC. SOUPS OTHER FOODS & MISC. INC. SOUPS 

77 318319 SOUPS, CANNED, DEHYDRATED, POWDERED SOUPS, CANNED,DEHYDR POWDERED 

78 332333 FROZEN DAIRY FOODS FROZEN DAIRY FOODS 

79 335336 FOOD GP OF MAJOR FOODS 335 TO 336 FOOD GP OF MAJOR FOODS 335 TO 

336 

80 339339 NOVEL PROTEIN FOODS NOVEL PROTEIN FOODS 

81 340341 SOFT DRINKS NOT LOW-CALORIE SOFT DRINKS NOT LOW- 

CALORIE 

82 340342 TOTAL SOFT DRINKS, PRE 92 TOTAL SOFT DRINKS, PRE 92 

83 340344 SOFT DRINKS SOFT DRINKS 

84 343344 SOFT DRINKS LOW-CALORIE SOFT DRINKS LOW-CALORIE 

85 350351 CHOCOLATE CONFECTIONERY CHOCOLATE 

CONFECTIONERY 

86 350354 CONFECTIONERY CONFECTIONERY

87 352354 CONFECTIONERY (EXC.CHOCOLATE) CONFECTIONERY (EXC. CHOCOLATE) 

88 380382 BEER AND LAGER BEER AND LAGER 

89 380383 BEER, LAGER, CIDER AND PERRY BEER, LAGER, CIDER AND PERRY 

90 380389 ALCOHOLIC DRINKS ALCOHOLIC DRINKS 

91 384388 WINES, SPIRITS AND LIQUEURS WINES, SPIRITS AND LIQUEURS 

92 389389 ALCOHOLIC CARBONATES ALCOHOLIC CARBONATED DRINKS 


70 BEVERAGES Beverages oz 

71 BEVERAGES & MISC. Beverages & miscellaneous oz 

72 ALL COFFEE Coffee bean,instant & essences oz 

73 BEVERAGES, NOT TEA Beverages other than tea oz 

74 FOOD GROUP 314-334 Food gp of major foods 314 to 334 oz 

75 MISCELLANEOUS Miscellaneous oz 

76 OTHER FOODS & MISC Other foods & misc. inc. soups oz 

77 SOUPS Soups, canned, dehydrated, powdered oz 

78 FROZEN DAIRY FOODS Frozen dairy foods oz 

79 FOOD GROUP 335-336 Food gp of major foods 335 to 336 

80 NOVEL PROTEIN FOODS Novel protein foods oz 

81 SOFT DRINKS EX LOW-C Soft drinks, not low-calorie l 

82 ALL SOFT DRNKS,PRE92 Total soft drinks floz 

83 SOFT DRINKS Soft drinks floz 

84 SOFT DRINKS LOW-CAL Soft drinks, low-calorie l 

85 CHOC CONFECTIONERY Chocolate Confectionery g 

86 CONFECTIONERY Confectionery g 

87 CONFECTNRY (EX.CHOC) Confectionery (exc.chocolate) g 

88 BEER AND LAGER Beer and Lager cl 

89 BEER, LAGER, CIDER Beer, lager, cider and perry cl 

90 ALCOHOLIC DRINKS Alcoholic drinks ml 

91 WINES,SPIRITS,LIQRS Wines, spirits and liqueurs cl 

92 ALCO-POPS Alcoholic Carbonates(Alco-Pops) ml

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

El 

SAS DATA SET NAKE 

LOCATION 

WfffCE OF INFIXMATION 

TYPE OF DATA 

BRIEF DFSC141PTION 

READ IN SAS PROC (S) 

MRTED BY 

FEGPMJFD 


SAS version of SIfUSAS Interface File ~PMJFD, written after range and mlsslng value checks 

Reference Data Interpretive 

Lists mjor food codes that are contained In each food group Note that a mqor food can appear 

in more ttan one food group 

FQE1 - FQE7, HL2, HL3, NF1 - NF5, S23, R25, NFSSAS 

FIKP , NAJFD 


NO 

VALIO BRIEF 

NAIE TYPE LENGTH RANGE REFEREKE MISSING DFSCXIPTION 

1 MAJFD N 3 1-999 N MAJOR F~D ~DE 

Numeric code identifying rmqor food 

2 FfKP N 4 1001-9999s’3 N FOOD GROUP CUDE 

Numeric code ldentlfylng food group 

Universl ty of Bristol A6/21 Version 4 0 1s1 May 1993

2002 117 

2002 118 


Obs MAJFD FDGP 

1 4 4005 

2 5 4005 

3 4 4006 

4 5 4006 

5 6 4006 

6 4 4017 

7 5 4017 

8 6 4017 

9 9 4017 

10 10 4017 

11 11 4017 

12 12 4017 

13 13 4017 

14 15 4017 

15 16 4017 

16 17 4017 

17 4 4023 

18 5 4023 

19 6 4023 

20 9 4023 

21 10 4023 

22 11 4023 

23 12 4023 

24 13 4023 

25 15 4023 

26 16 4023 

27 17 4023 

28 22 4023 

29 23 4023 

30 5 5006 

31 6 5006 

32 9 9016 

33 10 9016 

34 11 9016 

35 12 9016 

36 13 9016 

37 15 9016 

38 16 9016 

39 9 9017 

40 10 9017 

41 11 9017 

42 12 9017 

43 13 9017 

44 15 9017 

45 16 9017 

46 17 9017 

47 10 10016 

48 11 10016 

49 12 10016 

50 13 10016 



51 15 10016 

52 16 10016 

53 22 22023 

54 23 22023 

55 31 31041 

56 36 31041 

57 41 31041 

58 31 31094 

59 36 31094

2002 119 

60 41 31094 

61 46 31094 

62 51 31094 

63 55 31094 

64 58 31094 

65 59 31094 

66 62 31094 

67 66 31094 

68 71 31094 

69 73 31094 

70 77 31094 

71 78 31094 

72 79 31094 

73 80 31094 

74 83 31094 

75 88 31094 

76 93 31094 

77 94 31094 

78 46 46051 

79 51 46051 

80 46 46094 

81 51 46094 

82 55 46094 

83 58 46094 

84 59 46094 

85 62 46094 

86 66 46094 

87 71 46094 

88 73 46094 

89 77 46094 

90 78 46094 

91 79 46094 

92 80 46094 

93 83 46094 

94 88 46094 

95 93 46094 

96 94 46094 

97 62 62071 

98 66 62071 

99 71 62071 

100 73 73077 



101 77 73077 

102 79 79080 

103 80 79080 

104 83 83094 

105 88 83094 

106 93 83094 

107 94 83094 

108 93 93094 

109 94 93094 

110 100 100117 

111 105 100117 

112 110 100117 

113 111 100117 

114 112 100117 

115 113 100117 

116 114 100117 

117 115 100117 

118 116 100117 

119 117 100117 

120 100 100127 

121 105 100127 

122 110 100127 

123 111 100127 

124 112 100127

2002 120 

125 113 100127 

126 114 100127 

127 115 100127 

128 116 100127 

129 117 100127 

130 118 100127 

131 119 100127 

132 120 100127 

133 123 100127 

134 127 100127 

135 114 114117 

136 115 114117 

137 116 114117 

138 117 114117 

139 118 118123 

140 119 118123 

141 120 118123 

142 123 118123 

143 118 118127 

144 119 118127 

145 120 118127 

146 123 118127 

147 127 118127 

148 119 119120 

149 120 119120 

150 129 129129 



151 135 135148 

152 138 135148 

153 139 135148 

154 143 135148 

155 148 135148 

156 139 139148 

157 143 139148 

158 148 139148 

159 143 143148 

160 148 143148 

161 150 150154 

162 151 150154 

163 152 150154 

164 153 150154 

165 154 150154 

166 151 151154 

167 152 151154 

168 153 151154 

169 154 151154 

170 155 155161 

171 156 155161 

172 157 155161 

173 158 155161 

174 159 155161 

175 160 155161 

176 161 155161 

177 155 155208 

178 156 155208 

179 157 155208 

180 158 155208 

181 159 155208 

182 160 155208 

183 161 155208 

184 162 155208 

185 163 155208 

186 164 155208 

187 167 155208 

188 168 155208 

189 169 155208

2002 121 

2002 122 

190 171 155208 

191 172 155208 

192 173 155208 

193 174 155208 

194 175 155208 

195 176 155208 

196 177 155208 

197 178 155208 

198 183 155208 

199 184 155208 

200 185 155208 



201 188 155208 

202 191 155208 

203 192 155208 

204 195 155208 

205 196 155208 

206 197 155208 

207 198 155208 

208 199 155208 

209 200 155208 

210 202 155208 

211 203 155208 

212 204 155208 

213 205 155208 

214 208 155208 

215 156 156159 

216 157 156159 

217 158 156159 

218 159 156159 

219 162 162164 

220 163 162164 

221 164 162164 

222 162 162171 

223 163 162171 

224 164 162171 

225 167 162171 

226 168 162171 

227 169 162171 

228 171 162171 

229 172 172183 

230 173 172183 

231 174 172183 

232 175 172183 

233 176 172183 

234 177 172183 

235 178 172183 

236 183 172183 

237 172 172208 

238 173 172208 

239 174 172208 

240 175 172208 

241 176 172208 

242 177 172208 

243 178 172208 

244 183 172208 

245 184 172208 

246 185 172208 

247 188 172208 

248 191 172208 

249 192 172208 

250 195 172208 

The SAS System

2002 123 


251 196 172208 

252 197 172208 

253 198 172208 

254 199 172208 

255 200 172208 

256 202 172208 

257 203 172208 

258 204 172208 

259 205 172208 

260 208 172208 

261 173 173174 

262 174 173174 

263 184 184192 

264 185 184192 

265 188 184192 

266 191 184192 

267 192 184192 

268 184 184202 

269 185 184202 

270 188 184202 

271 191 184202 

272 192 184202 

273 195 184202 

274 196 184202 

275 197 184202 

276 198 184202 

277 199 184202 

278 200 184202 

279 202 184202 

280 184 184208 

281 185 184208 

282 188 184208 

283 191 184208 

284 192 184208 

285 195 184208 

286 196 184208 

287 197 184208 

288 198 184208 

289 199 184208 

290 200 184208 

291 202 184208 

292 203 184208 

293 204 184208 

294 205 184208 

295 208 184208 

296 203 203208 

297 204 203208 

298 205 203208 

299 208 203208 

300 210 210214 



301 214 210214 

302 210 210231 

303 214 210231 

304 217 210231 

305 218 210231 

306 221 210231 

307 222 210231 

308 227 210231 

309 228 210231 

310 229 210231 

311 231 210231 

312 210 210248 

313 214 210248

2002 124 

314 217 210248 

315 218 210248 

316 221 210248 

317 222 210248 

318 227 210248 

319 228 210248 

320 229 210248 

321 231 210248 

322 233 210248 

323 236 210248 

324 240 210248 

325 241 210248 

326 245 210248 

327 248 210248 

328 217 217218 

329 218 217218 

330 218 218231 

331 221 218231 

332 222 218231 

333 227 218231 

334 228 218231 

335 229 218231 

336 231 218231 

337 222 222227 

338 227 222227 

339 233 233236 

340 236 233236 

341 233 233245 

342 236 233245 

343 240 233245 

344 241 233245 

345 245 233245 

346 233 233248 

347 236 233248 

348 240 233248 

349 241 233248 

350 245 233248 



351 248 233248 

352 240 240245 

353 241 240245 

354 245 240245 

355 251 251252 

356 252 251252 

357 251 251254 

358 252 251254 

359 253 251254 

360 254 251254 

361 251 251263 

362 252 251263 

363 253 251263 

364 254 251263 

365 255 251263 

366 256 251263 

367 257 251263 

368 258 251263 

369 259 251263 

370 260 251263 

371 261 251263 

372 262 251263 

373 263 251263 

374 251 251301 

375 252 251301 

376 253 251301 

377 254 251301 

378 255 251301

2002 125 

379 256 251301 

380 257 251301 

381 258 251301 

382 259 251301 

383 260 251301 

384 261 251301 

385 262 251301 

386 263 251301 

387 264 251301 

388 267 251301 

389 270 251301 

390 271 251301 

391 274 251301 

392 277 251301 

393 281 251301 

394 282 251301 

395 285 251301 

396 286 251301 

397 287 251301 

398 290 251301 

399 291 251301 

400 294 251301 



401 299 251301 

402 301 251301 

403 255 255256 

404 256 255256 

405 255 255263 

406 256 255263 

407 257 255263 

408 258 255263 

409 259 255263 

410 260 255263 

411 261 255263 

412 262 255263 

413 263 255263 

414 257 257258 

415 258 257258 

416 259 259260 

417 260 259260 

418 259 259262 

419 260 259262 

420 261 259262 

421 262 259262 

422 261 261262 

423 262 261262 

424 264 264264 

425 264 264301 

426 267 264301 

427 270 264301 

428 271 264301 

429 274 264301 

430 277 264301 

431 281 264301 

432 282 264301 

433 285 264301 

434 286 264301 

435 287 264301 

436 290 264301 

437 291 264301 

438 294 264301 

439 299 264301 

440 301 264301 

441 267 267270 

442 270 267270 

443 267 267277

2002 126 

2002 127 

444 270 267277 

445 271 267277 

446 274 267277 

447 277 267277 

448 271 271277 

449 274 271277 

450 277 271277 



451 281 281301 

452 282 281301 

453 285 281301 

454 286 281301 

455 287 281301 

456 290 281301 

457 291 281301 

458 294 281301 

459 299 281301 

460 301 281301 

461 285 285301 

462 286 285301 

463 287 285301 

464 290 285301 

465 291 285301 

466 294 285301 

467 299 285301 

468 301 285301 

469 304 304313 

470 307 304313 

471 308 304313 

472 309 304313 

473 312 304313 

474 313 304313 

475 304 304339 

476 307 304339 

477 308 304339 

478 309 304339 

479 312 304339 

480 313 304339 

481 314 304339 

482 315 304339 

483 318 304339 

484 319 304339 

485 320 304339 

486 323 304339 

487 327 304339 

488 328 304339 

489 329 304339 

490 332 304339 

491 333 304339 

492 334 304339 

493 335 304339 

494 336 304339 

495 339 304339 

496 307 307309 

497 308 307309 

498 309 307309 

499 307 307313 

500 308 307313 



501 309 307313 

502 312 307313

2002 128 

503 313 307313 

504 314 314334 

505 315 314334 

506 318 314334 

507 319 314334 

508 320 314334 

509 323 314334 

510 327 314334 

511 328 314334 

512 329 314334 

513 332 314334 

514 333 314334 

515 334 314334 

516 314 314339 

517 315 314339 

518 318 314339 

519 319 314339 

520 320 314339 

521 323 314339 

522 327 314339 

523 328 314339 

524 329 314339 

525 332 314339 

526 333 314339 

527 334 314339 

528 335 314339 

529 336 314339 

530 339 314339 

531 315 315339 

532 318 315339 

533 319 315339 

534 320 315339 

535 323 315339 

536 327 315339 

537 328 315339 

538 329 315339 

539 332 315339 

540 333 315339 

541 334 315339 

542 335 315339 

543 336 315339 

544 339 315339 

545 318 318319 

546 319 318319 

547 332 332333 

548 333 332333 

549 335 335336 

550 336 335336 



551 339 339339 

552 340 340341 

553 341 340341 

554 340 340342 

555 341 340342 

556 342 340342 

557 340 340344 

558 341 340344 

559 342 340344 

560 343 340344 

561 344 340344 

562 343 343344 

563 344 343344 

564 350 350351 

565 351 350351 

566 350 350354 

567 351 350354

568 352 350354 

569 353 350354 

570 354 350354 

571 352 352354 

572 353 352354 

573 354 352354 

574 380 380382 

575 381 380382 

576 382 380382 

577 380 380383 

578 381 380383 

579 382 380383 

580 383 380383 

581 380 380389 

582 381 380389 

583 382 380389 

584 383 380389 

585 384 380389 

586 385 380389 

587 386 380389 

588 387 380389 

589 388 380389 

590 389 380389 

591 384 384388 

592 385 384388 

593 386 384388 

594 387 384388 

595 388 384388 

596 389 389389

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

— 

SAS DATA SET NAUE 

LOCATION 


TYPE OF DATA 

BRIEF DFSCXIFI’ION 

READ IN SAS PR02 (S) 

SORTED BY 

INIXPRNG 


SAS version of SIR/SAS Interface File IN(XPRNG, wri tten after range and mlsslng value checks 

Reference Data 

Def lnl tion of 5 Income Group ranges for class lfy,ng income of the head of household These ranges 

are used as part of the text descriptions of IX?fs 

LKVCAL , 824 

INCGP , STYRST 

VARIA8LES AND THEIR DESCRIPTIONS 

VALID BRIEF 

NO NAME TYPE LENGTH RANGE REFERENCE MISSING DEXRIfTION 

1 STYRST N 4 1972-99S9 N STATISTICAL YEAR (START) 

First statistical year for which Income group 

range is de flned Income group ranges appiy 

until a new STATISTICAL YEAR (START) IS 

encountered 

2 IN(XP N 3 1-8 N IN03ME GROUP HOH 

Numeric code representing Income band to WIIILIB 

the head of household (or cross-over head of 

household)’s Income belongs 

3 GINCL N 4 10-999990 N GROSS IN03KE IIOH (LOWER) 

Lower end point of Income range (pence) 

University or Bristol A6/46 Vers]on 4 0 1st May 1993

8 VARIABLES AND TNEIR DESCRIPTIONS [continuation) 

NO 

VALID BRIEF 

NAME TYPE LENGTN RANGE REFERENCE MISSING DESCfiI~ION 

4 GINCU N 4 1O-99999D N GR@S INCOKE HOH (UPPER) 

Upper end point of Income range (pence) 

University of Bristoi A6/47 Version 4 0 ist May 1993

2002 129 

2002 130 


Obs STYRST INCGP GINCL GINCU 

1 1989 1 56000 999990 

2 1992 1 73000 999990 

3 1993 1 73000 999990 

4 1994 1 78000 999990 

5 1995 1 79000 999990 

6 1996 1 82000 999990 

7 1997 1 85500 999990 

8 1998 1 91000 999990 

9 1999 1 98000 999990 

10 2000 1 107000 999990 

11 2001 1 108500 999990 

12 1989 2 42000 55999 

13 1992 2 52000 72999 

14 1993 2 52000 72999 

15 1994 2 56000 77999 

16 1995 2 57000 78999 

17 1996 2 59500 81999 

18 1997 2 61000 85499 

19 1998 2 64000 90999 

20 1999 2 65500 97999 

21 2000 2 72500 106999 

22 2001 2 74000 108400 

23 1989 3 23000 41999 

24 1992 3 28000 51999 

25 1993 3 28000 51999 

26 1994 3 29000 55999 

27 1995 3 30000 56999 

28 1996 3 31000 59499 

29 1997 3 31000 60999 

30 1998 3 33000 63999 

31 1999 3 34500 65499 

32 2000 3 37500 72499 

33 2001 3 38000 73999 

34 1989 4 12000 22999 

35 1992 4 14000 27999 

36 1993 4 14000 27999 

37 1994 4 14000 28999 

38 1995 4 14000 29999 

39 1996 4 15000 30999 

40 1997 4 15000 30999 

41 1998 4 16000 32999 

42 1999 4 16500 34499 

43 2000 4 18000 37499 

44 2001 4 18000 37999 

45 1989 5 10 11999 

46 1992 5 10 13999 

47 1993 5 10 13999 

48 1994 5 10 13999 

49 1995 5 10 13999 

50 1996 5 10 14999 


Obs STYRST INCGP GINCL GINCU 

51 1997 5 10 14999 

52 1998 5 10 15999 

53 1999 5 10 16499 

54 2000 5 10 17999 

55 2001 5 10 17999

1 SAS DATA SEf NAKE INCXNGFS 

2 LOCATION 


3 MXfffCZ OF INFORMATION SAS version of SIfVSAS Interface File 1NC17NGES, written after range and mlsslng value checks 

4 TYPE OF DATA Reference Data Validation 

5 BRIEF DEK3?IPTION De flnltions of income ranges for family Income and gross income of head of household Used In 

validating logbook data 

6 READ IN SAS PROG (S) None 

7 SORTED BY STYRST 

8 VARIABLES AND THEIR DE-%RIPTIONS 

NO NANE 

VALID BRIEF 

TYPE LENCIH RANGE REFERENCE MISSING Df?SCffIPTION 

1 STYRS7 N 4 1972 -99SX3 N STATISTICAL YEAR (START) 

First statistical year In which a range 

appl Ies Ranges defined by a record remain 

ac tlve untl 1 a new STATISTICAL YEAR (START) Is 

encottntered 

2 FINCL N 4 10-999990 

N FAMILY INCIJME (LOWER) 

Lower bound for weekly net Income 01 reguial 

members of household (pence) 

3 FINCU N 4 10-9999s0 N FAMILY INOMfE (UPPER) 

Upper bound for weekly net Income oI_ regular 

members of household (pence) 


f? VARIABLLS AND 13fEIR DESCRIPTIONS (continuation) 

VALID BRIEF 

NO NAKE TYPE LENGTH RANGE REFERENCE MISSING OESCifIPTION 

4 GINCL N 4 1o-9- N GRCE3S INC13ME HOH (LOWER) 

Lower bound for weekly gross Income (pence) 01 

head of household (or crossover head of 

household) 

5 GINCSJ N 4 1o-9- N GRCKSS INU3ME HOH (UPPER) 

Upper bound for weekly gross Income (pence) 01 

bead of household (or crossover head of 

household) 


2002 131 


Obs STYRST FINCL FINCU GINCL GINCU 

1 1989 2500 110000 10 110000 

2 1992 2500 110000 2500 110000 

3 1993 2500 110000 2500 110000 

4 1994 2500 120000 2500 120000 



7 1997 2500 120000 2500 120000

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

b 

— 

SAS OATA SET NAME LAEGRP 

LKATION 

SAs DATA SET DESCRIPTION 

SQORCE OF INFORMATION SAS version of SIR/SAS Interface File LAICRP, written after range and miss,ng value checks 


BRIEF DESCRIPTION File that associates LAD names with KY numbers 

classi ficatlon Used for example when locatlng 

class”’ 

READ IN SAS PRtX2 (S) None 

StJRrED BY KT, DCV, STYRST 


NO 

VALID BRIEF 

NARE NPE LENGTH RANGE REFERENCE MISSING DESCRIPTION 

for KTs which define a geographical 

households In the values of the IKT “sample 

1 DcT c 8 apc N DEMCG CM%’ TTPE 

Character code identl fying demographic 

classification type (contalnlng LADs as IKXs) 

2 m N 4 0-99999 N DEMOG CLASS VALUE 

Numeric code lnd Icatlng demographic 

classification value 

3 LAD N 4 0-9999 N LfXiL AUTtlORITV DISTRICT 

Numeric code Identifying local au Lhorl ty 

dlstrlct associated with demographic 

class lflcat]on value 

Unlvers, ty of Bi-lstol A6/50 Version 4 0 Ist May 1991

8 VARIABLES AND TfCEIR DESCRIPTIONS (continuation) 

NO 

VALID BRIEF 

NAME TYPE LENGTH RANGE REFERENCX MISSING DESCRIPTION 

4 STYRST N 4 1972-9999 N STATISTICAL YEAR (START ) 

First statistical year In which LAD 1s loca Lcd 

in the Indicated H The LAD is located in 

this DCV until a new STATISTICAL YEAR (SIARl ) 

1s encoun tered 

University of Bristol A6/51 Version 4 0 IsL May 1993

2002 132 

2002 133 


Obs DCT DCV LAD STYRST 

1 SAMCL 0 10001 1996 

2 SAMCL 0 10002 1996 

3 SAMCL 0 10003 1996 

4 SAMCL 1 9501 1984 

5 SAMCL 1 9502 1984 

6 SAMCL 1 9503 1984 

7 SAMCL 1 9504 1984 

8 SAMCL 1 9505 1984 

9 SAMCL 1 9506 1984 

10 SAMCL 1 9507 1984 

11 SAMCL 1 9508 1984 

12 SAMCL 1 9509 1984 

13 SAMCL 1 9510 1984 

14 SAMCL 1 9511 1984 

15 SAMCL 1 9512 1984 

16 SAMCL 1 9513 1984 

17 SAMCL 1 9514 1984 

18 SAMCL 1 9515 1984 

19 SAMCL 1 9516 1984 

20 SAMCL 1 9517 1984 

21 SAMCL 1 9518 1984 

22 SAMCL 1 9519 1984 

23 SAMCL 1 9520 1984 

24 SAMCL 1 9521 1984 

25 SAMCL 1 9522 1984 

26 SAMCL 1 9523 1984 

27 SAMCL 1 9524 1984 

28 SAMCL 1 9525 1984 

29 SAMCL 1 9526 1984 

30 SAMCL 1 9527 1984 

31 SAMCL 1 9528 1984 

32 SAMCL 1 9529 1984 

33 SAMCL 1 9530 1984 

34 SAMCL 1 9531 1984 

35 SAMCL 1 9532 1984 

36 SAMCL 2 1001 1984 

37 SAMCL 2 1002 1984 

38 SAMCL 2 1005 1984 

39 SAMCL 2 1006 1984 

40 SAMCL 2 1007 1984 

41 SAMCL 2 1009 1984 

42 SAMCL 2 1010 1984 

43 SAMCL 2 1011 1984 

44 SAMCL 2 1014 1984 

45 SAMCL 2 1016 1984 

46 SAMCL 2 1020 1984 

47 SAMCL 2 2002 1984 

48 SAMCL 2 2003 1984 

49 SAMCL 2 2004 1984 

50 SAMCL 2 2005 1984 



51 SAMCL 2 2006 1984 

52 SAMCL 2 3005 1984 

53 SAMCL 2 3006 1984 

54 SAMCL 2 3007 1984 

55 SAMCL 2 3008 1984 

56 SAMCL 2 3009 1984 

57 SAMCL 2 3010 1984 

58 SAMCL 2 3011 1984 

59 SAMCL 2 3012 1984

2002 134 

60 SAMCL 2 3013 1984 

61 SAMCL 2 4001 1984 

62 SAMCL 2 4002 1984 

63 SAMCL 2 4004 1984 

64 SAMCL 2 4005 1984 

65 SAMCL 2 4006 1984 

66 SAMCL 2 4007 1984 

67 SAMCL 2 4008 1984 

68 SAMCL 2 4009 1984 

69 SAMCL 2 4010 1984 

70 SAMCL 2 4011 1984 

71 SAMCL 2 4012 1984 

72 SAMCL 2 4014 1984 

73 SAMCL 2 4015 1984 

74 SAMCL 2 4016 1984 

75 SAMCL 2 4017 1984 

76 SAMCL 2 6001 1984 

77 SAMCL 2 6002 1984 

78 SAMCL 2 6003 1984 

79 SAMCL 2 6004 1984 

80 SAMCL 2 6005 1984 

81 SAMCL 2 6007 1984 

82 SAMCL 2 6013 1984 

83 SAMCL 3 2001 1984 

84 SAMCL 3 3001 1984 

85 SAMCL 3 3002 1984 

86 SAMCL 3 3003 1984 

87 SAMCL 3 4003 1984 

88 SAMCL 3 5001 1984 

89 SAMCL 3 5002 1984 

90 SAMCL 3 5003 1984 

91 SAMCL 3 5004 1984 

92 SAMCL 3 5005 1984 

93 SAMCL 3 6006 1984 

94 SAMCL 3 6008 1984 

95 SAMCL 3 6009 1984 

96 SAMCL 3 7001 1984 

97 SAMCL 3 7002 1984 

98 SAMCL 3 7003 1984 

99 SAMCL 3 7004 1984 

100 SAMCL 3 7005 1984 



101 SAMCL 3 7006 1984 

102 SAMCL 3 7007 1984 

103 SAMCL 3 8041 1984 

104 SAMCL 3 8042 1984 

105 SAMCL 3 8043 1984 

106 SAMCL 3 9001 1984 

107 SAMCL 3 9002 1984 

108 SAMCL 3 9003 1984 

109 SAMCL 3 9004 1984 

110 SAMCL 3 9005 1984 

111 SAMCL 3 9006 1984 

112 SAMCL 3 9007 1984 

113 SAMCL 3 9008 1984 

114 SAMCL 3 9009 1984 

115 SAMCL 3 9010 1984 

116 SAMCL 3 9011 1984 

117 SAMCL 3 9012 1984 

118 SAMCL 3 9013 1984 

119 SAMCL 3 9014 1984 

120 SAMCL 3 9015 1984 

121 SAMCL 3 9018 1984 

122 SAMCL 3 1 1991 

123 SAMCL 4 1 1984 

124 SAMCL 4 1003 1984

2002 135 

125 SAMCL 4 1004 1984 

126 SAMCL 4 2007 1984 

127 SAMCL 4 2009 1984 

128 SAMCL 4 2010 1984 

129 SAMCL 4 3004 1984 

130 SAMCL 4 4013 1984 

131 SAMCL 4 4018 1984 

132 SAMCL 4 4019 1984 

133 SAMCL 4 4020 1984 

134 SAMCL 4 4021 1984 

135 SAMCL 4 5006 1984 

136 SAMCL 4 5007 1984 

137 SAMCL 4 5008 1984 

138 SAMCL 4 5009 1984 

139 SAMCL 4 5011 1984 

140 SAMCL 4 5012 1984 

141 SAMCL 4 6010 1984 

142 SAMCL 4 6011 1984 

143 SAMCL 4 6012 1984 

144 SAMCL 4 7008 1984 

145 SAMCL 4 7009 1984 

146 SAMCL 4 7010 1984 

147 SAMCL 4 7011 1984 

148 SAMCL 4 8049 1984 

149 SAMCL 4 9016 1984 

150 SAMCL 4 9017 1984 



151 SAMCL 4 9019 1984 

152 SAMCL 4 9020 1984 

153 SAMCL 4 9021 1984 

154 SAMCL 4 9022 1984 

155 SAMCL 4 9023 1984 

156 SAMCL 4 9024 1984 

157 SAMCL 4 9025 1984 

158 SAMCL 4 9026 1984 

159 SAMCL 4 9027 1984 

160 SAMCL 4 9028 1984 

161 SAMCL 4 9029 1984 

162 SAMCL 4 9030 1984 

163 SAMCL 4 9031 1984 

164 SAMCL 4 9032 1984 

165 SAMCL 4 9 1995 

166 SAMCL 4 4029 1995 

167 SAMCL 4 5010 1995 

168 SAMCL 4 6014 1995 

169 SAMCL 5 2 1984 

170 SAMCL 5 3 1984 

171 SAMCL 5 4 1984 

172 SAMCL 5 5 1984 

173 SAMCL 5 6 1984 

174 SAMCL 5 7 1984 

175 SAMCL 5 8 1984 

176 SAMCL 5 9 1984 

177 SAMCL 5 10 1984 

178 SAMCL 5 11 1984 

179 SAMCL 5 12 1984 

180 SAMCL 5 13 1984 

181 SAMCL 5 14 1984 

182 SAMCL 5 15 1984 

183 SAMCL 5 16 1984 

184 SAMCL 5 17 1984 

185 SAMCL 5 18 1984 

186 SAMCL 5 19 1984 

187 SAMCL 5 20 1984 

188 SAMCL 5 21 1984 

189 SAMCL 5 1008 1984

2002 136 

2002 137 

190 SAMCL 5 1012 1984 

191 SAMCL 5 1013 1984 

192 SAMCL 5 1015 1984 

193 SAMCL 5 1017 1984 

194 SAMCL 5 1018 1984 

195 SAMCL 5 1019 1984 

196 SAMCL 5 1021 1984 

197 SAMCL 5 1022 1984 

198 SAMCL 5 2008 1984 

199 SAMCL 5 2011 1984 

200 SAMCL 5 2012 1984 



201 SAMCL 5 2013 1984 

202 SAMCL 5 2014 1984 

203 SAMCL 5 2015 1984 

204 SAMCL 5 2016 1984 

205 SAMCL 5 2017 1984 

206 SAMCL 5 2018 1984 

207 SAMCL 5 3014 1984 

208 SAMCL 5 3015 1984 

209 SAMCL 5 4022 1984 

210 SAMCL 5 4023 1984 

211 SAMCL 5 4024 1984 

212 SAMCL 5 4025 1984 

213 SAMCL 5 4026 1984 

214 SAMCL 5 4027 1984 

215 SAMCL 5 4028 1984 

216 SAMCL 5 4029 1984 

217 SAMCL 5 4030 1984 

218 SAMCL 5 4031 1984 

219 SAMCL 5 4032 1984 

220 SAMCL 5 4033 1984 

221 SAMCL 5 4034 1984 

222 SAMCL 5 4035 1984 

223 SAMCL 5 4036 1984 

224 SAMCL 5 5010 1984 

225 SAMCL 5 5013 1984 

226 SAMCL 5 5014 1984 

227 SAMCL 5 5015 1984 

228 SAMCL 5 5016 1984 

229 SAMCL 5 5017 1984 

230 SAMCL 5 5018 1984 

231 SAMCL 5 5019 1984 

232 SAMCL 5 5020 1984 

233 SAMCL 5 5021 1984 

234 SAMCL 5 5022 1984 

235 SAMCL 5 5023 1984 

236 SAMCL 5 5024 1984 

237 SAMCL 5 5025 1984 

238 SAMCL 5 6014 1984 

239 SAMCL 5 6015 1984 

240 SAMCL 5 6016 1984 

241 SAMCL 5 6017 1984 

242 SAMCL 5 6018 1984 

243 SAMCL 5 6019 1984 

244 SAMCL 5 6020 1984 

245 SAMCL 5 6021 1984 

246 SAMCL 5 6022 1984 

247 SAMCL 5 6023 1984 

248 SAMCL 5 6024 1984 

249 SAMCL 5 6025 1984 

250 SAMCL 5 6026 1984 

The SAS System

2002 138 


251 SAMCL 5 7012 1984 

252 SAMCL 5 7013 1984 

253 SAMCL 5 7014 1984 

254 SAMCL 5 7015 1984 

255 SAMCL 5 7016 1984 

256 SAMCL 5 7017 1984 

257 SAMCL 5 7018 1984 

258 SAMCL 5 7019 1984 

259 SAMCL 5 7020 1984 

260 SAMCL 5 7021 1984 

261 SAMCL 5 7022 1984 

262 SAMCL 5 7023 1984 

263 SAMCL 5 7024 1984 

264 SAMCL 5 7025 1984 

265 SAMCL 5 7026 1984 

266 SAMCL 5 8044 1984 

267 SAMCL 5 8045 1984 

268 SAMCL 5 8046 1984 

269 SAMCL 5 8047 1984 

270 SAMCL 5 9033 1984 

271 SAMCL 5 9034 1984 

272 SAMCL 5 9035 1984 

273 SAMCL 5 9036 1984 

274 SAMCL 5 9037 1984 

275 SAMCL 5 9038 1984 

276 SAMCL 5 9039 1984 

277 SAMCL 5 9040 1984 

278 SAMCL 5 9041 1984 

279 SAMCL 5 9042 1984 

280 SAMCL 5 9043 1984 

281 SAMCL 5 9044 1984 

282 SAMCL 5 9045 1984 

283 SAMCL 5 9046 1984 

284 SAMCL 5 9047 1984 

285 SAMCL 5 9048 1984 

286 SAMCL 5 9049 1984 

287 SAMCL 5 9050 1984 

288 SAMCL 5 9051 1984 

289 SAMCL 5 9052 1984 

290 SAMCL 5 9053 1984 

291 SAMCL 5 9054 1984 

292 SAMCL 5 9055 1984 

293 SAMCL 5 9056 1984 

294 SAMCL 5 9057 1984 

295 SAMCL 5 9058 1984 

296 SAMCL 5 9059 1984 

297 SAMCL 5 9060 1984 

298 SAMCL 5 9061 1984 

299 SAMCL 5 9062 1984 

300 SAMCL 5 9063 1984 



301 SAMCL 5 9064 1984 

302 SAMCL 5 9065 1984 

303 SAMCL 5 9066 1984 

304 SAMCL 5 9067 1984 

305 SAMCL 5 9068 1984 

306 SAMCL 5 9069 1984 

307 SAMCL 5 9070 1984 

308 SAMCL 5 9071 1984 

309 SAMCL 5 9072 1984 

310 SAMCL 5 9073 1984 

311 SAMCL 5 9074 1984 

312 SAMCL 5 9075 1984 

313 SAMCL 5 9076 1984

2002 139 

314 SAMCL 5 9077 1984 

315 SAMCL 5 9078 1984 

316 SAMCL 5 9079 1984 

317 SAMCL 5 9080 1984 

318 SAMCL 5 9081 1984 

319 SAMCL 5 9082 1984 

320 SAMCL 5 9083 1984 

321 SAMCL 5 9084 1984 

322 SAMCL 5 9085 1984 

323 SAMCL 5 9086 1984 

324 SAMCL 5 9087 1984 

325 SAMCL 5 9088 1984 

326 SAMCL 5 9089 1984 

327 SAMCL 5 2009 1995 

328 SAMCL 5 2010 1995 

329 SAMCL 5 4019 1995 

330 SAMCL 5 5011 1995 

331 SAMCL 5 6028 1995 

332 SAMCL 5 9090 1995 

333 SAMCL 5 9091 1995 

334 SAMCL 6 22 1984 

335 SAMCL 6 23 1984 

336 SAMCL 6 24 1984 

337 SAMCL 6 25 1984 

338 SAMCL 6 26 1984 

339 SAMCL 6 27 1984 

340 SAMCL 6 28 1984 

341 SAMCL 6 29 1984 

342 SAMCL 6 30 1984 

343 SAMCL 6 31 1984 

344 SAMCL 6 32 1984 

345 SAMCL 6 33 1984 

346 SAMCL 6 34 1984 

347 SAMCL 6 35 1984 

348 SAMCL 6 36 1984 

349 SAMCL 6 37 1984 

350 SAMCL 6 1023 1984 



351 SAMCL 6 1024 1984 

352 SAMCL 6 1025 1984 

353 SAMCL 6 1026 1984 

354 SAMCL 6 1027 1984 

355 SAMCL 6 1028 1984 

356 SAMCL 6 1029 1984 

357 SAMCL 6 1030 1984 

358 SAMCL 6 1031 1984 

359 SAMCL 6 1032 1984 

360 SAMCL 6 1033 1984 

361 SAMCL 6 1034 1984 

362 SAMCL 6 1035 1984 

363 SAMCL 6 1036 1984 

364 SAMCL 6 1037 1984 

365 SAMCL 6 1038 1984 

366 SAMCL 6 1039 1984 

367 SAMCL 6 1040 1984 

368 SAMCL 6 1041 1984 

369 SAMCL 6 1042 1984 

370 SAMCL 6 1043 1984 

371 SAMCL 6 1044 1984 

372 SAMCL 6 1045 1984 

373 SAMCL 6 1046 1984 

374 SAMCL 6 1047 1984 

375 SAMCL 6 1048 1984 

376 SAMCL 6 1049 1984 

377 SAMCL 6 1050 1984 

378 SAMCL 6 1051 1984

2002 140 

379 SAMCL 6 1052 1984 

380 SAMCL 6 2019 1984 

381 SAMCL 6 2020 1984 

382 SAMCL 6 2021 1984 

383 SAMCL 6 2022 1984 

384 SAMCL 6 2023 1984 

385 SAMCL 6 2024 1984 

386 SAMCL 6 2025 1984 

387 SAMCL 6 2026 1984 

388 SAMCL 6 2027 1984 

389 SAMCL 6 2028 1984 

390 SAMCL 6 2029 1984 

391 SAMCL 6 3016 1984 

392 SAMCL 6 3017 1984 

393 SAMCL 6 3018 1984 

394 SAMCL 6 3019 1984 

395 SAMCL 6 3020 1984 

396 SAMCL 6 3021 1984 

397 SAMCL 6 3022 1984 

398 SAMCL 6 3023 1984 

399 SAMCL 6 3024 1984 

400 SAMCL 6 3025 1984 



401 SAMCL 6 3026 1984 

402 SAMCL 6 4037 1984 

403 SAMCL 6 5026 1984 

404 SAMCL 6 5027 1984 

405 SAMCL 6 5028 1984 

406 SAMCL 6 5029 1984 

407 SAMCL 6 5030 1984 

408 SAMCL 6 5031 1984 

409 SAMCL 6 5032 1984 

410 SAMCL 6 5033 1984 

411 SAMCL 6 5034 1984 

412 SAMCL 6 5035 1984 

413 SAMCL 6 5036 1984 

414 SAMCL 6 5037 1984 

415 SAMCL 6 5038 1984 

416 SAMCL 6 5039 1984 

417 SAMCL 6 5040 1984 

418 SAMCL 6 6027 1984 

419 SAMCL 6 6028 1984 

420 SAMCL 6 6029 1984 

421 SAMCL 6 6030 1984 

422 SAMCL 6 6031 1984 

423 SAMCL 6 6032 1984 

424 SAMCL 6 6033 1984 

425 SAMCL 6 6034 1984 

426 SAMCL 6 6035 1984 

427 SAMCL 6 6036 1984 

428 SAMCL 6 7027 1984 

429 SAMCL 6 7028 1984 

430 SAMCL 6 7029 1984 

431 SAMCL 6 7030 1984 

432 SAMCL 6 7031 1984 

433 SAMCL 6 7032 1984 

434 SAMCL 6 7033 1984 

435 SAMCL 6 7034 1984 

436 SAMCL 6 7035 1984 

437 SAMCL 6 7036 1984 

438 SAMCL 6 7037 1984 

439 SAMCL 6 7038 1984 

440 SAMCL 6 7039 1984 

441 SAMCL 6 7040 1984 

442 SAMCL 6 7041 1984 

443 SAMCL 6 7042 1984

2002 141 

444 SAMCL 6 7043 1984 

445 SAMCL 6 7044 1984 

446 SAMCL 6 7045 1984 

447 SAMCL 6 7046 1984 

448 SAMCL 6 8013 1984 

449 SAMCL 6 8048 1984 

450 SAMCL 6 8050 1984 



451 SAMCL 6 8051 1984 

452 SAMCL 6 8052 1984 

453 SAMCL 6 8053 1984 

454 SAMCL 6 8054 1984 

455 SAMCL 6 8055 1984 

456 SAMCL 6 8056 1984 

457 SAMCL 6 8057 1984 

458 SAMCL 6 8058 1984 

459 SAMCL 6 8059 1984 

460 SAMCL 6 8060 1984 

461 SAMCL 6 9090 1984 

462 SAMCL 6 9091 1984 

463 SAMCL 6 9092 1984 

464 SAMCL 6 9093 1984 

465 SAMCL 6 9094 1984 

466 SAMCL 6 9095 1984 

467 SAMCL 6 9096 1984 

468 SAMCL 6 9097 1984 

469 SAMCL 6 9098 1984

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

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f? 

— 


L~ATION 


SOURCE OF INFORMATION SAS version of SIR/SAS Interface File LAEIJTR, written after range and mlsslng value checks 

IYPE OF DATA Reference Data Interpretive 

BRIEF DESCRIPTION Defines periods during which demographic class lflcat, on values are valld At time of system 

design used to identify periods during which local authori ty dlstrlcts contributed households to 

the Survey 

READ IN SAS PR02 (S) XWAL, FQE4, HL3, NF5, FQE5, 

WRTED BY m, Dcv, STYRST, STQTRST 

VARIABLES AND TNEIB DESCRIPTIONS 

NFSSAS 

VALID BRIEF 


1 m c 8 apc N DENCK CLASS TYPE 

Character code identifying demographic 


2 Irv N 4 0-999s73 N DEMtK CLASS’ VALUE 

Numeric code identl fylng demographic 


3 STVRST N 4 1972-9S99 N STATISTICAL YEAR (START) 

Statlstlcal year In which demographic 

class lfxcatlon value started to be active 

Unlverslty of Bristol A6/52 Vers]on 4 0 1st May 1993

8 VARIABLES AND THEIR DESCRIPTIONS (continuation) 

NO 

VALID BRIEF 

NAf4E TYPE LENc3H RANGE REFERENCE HISSING DESCRIPI’ION 

4 STQTRST N 3 1-4 N STATISTICAL QUARTER (START ) 

Statistical quarter (coded 1, 2, 3 or 4) ]ri 

which demographic class I[lcatlon value 5 tarted 

to be active 

5 SfYRFIN N 4 1972-9999 N STATISTICAL YEAR (FINISH) 

Statistical year In whlcb demographic 

class ]fieatlon value ceased to be active 

6 STQTRFIN N 3 1-4 N STATISTICAL QUARTER (FINISH) 

Statistical quarter (coded 1, 2, 3 or 4) In 

which demograpblc class Lflcatlon value ceased 

to be active 

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2002 142 

2002 143 


Obs DCT DCV STYRST STQTRST STYRFIN STQTRFIN 

1 LAD 1 1988 1 1989 4 

2 LAD 1 1996 1 1996 4 

3 LAD 1 1997 1 9999 4 

4 LAD 2 1994 1 1995 4 

5 LAD 2 1997 1 9999 4 

6 LAD 3 1984 1 1984 4 

7 LAD 3 1986 1 1987 4 

8 LAD 3 1992 1 1993 4 

9 LAD 3 1997 1 9999 4 

10 LAD 4 1997 1 9999 4 

11 LAD 5 1997 1 9999 4 

12 LAD 6 1985 1 1985 4 

13 LAD 6 1990 1 1991 4 

14 LAD 6 1997 1 9999 4 

15 LAD 7 1997 1 9999 4 

16 LAD 8 1997 1 9999 4 

17 LAD 9 1997 1 9999 4 

18 LAD 10 1997 1 9999 4 

19 LAD 11 1997 1 9999 4 

20 LAD 12 1985 1 1987 3 

21 LAD 12 1991 4 1993 3 

22 LAD 12 1997 1 9999 4 

23 LAD 13 1997 1 9999 4 

24 LAD 14 1984 1 1984 4 

25 LAD 14 1993 4 1995 3 

26 LAD 14 1997 1 9999 4 

27 LAD 15 1997 1 9999 4 

28 LAD 16 1987 4 1989 3 

29 LAD 16 1997 1 9999 4 

30 LAD 17 1997 1 9999 4 

31 LAD 18 1997 1 9999 4 

32 LAD 19 1989 4 1991 3 

33 LAD 19 1995 4 1996 4 

34 LAD 19 1997 1 9999 4 

35 LAD 20 1997 1 9999 4 

36 LAD 21 1997 1 9999 4 

37 LAD 22 1995 3 1996 4 

38 LAD 22 1997 1 9999 4 

39 LAD 23 1997 1 9999 4 

40 LAD 24 1987 3 1989 2 

41 LAD 24 1997 1 9999 4 

42 LAD 25 1991 3 1993 2 

43 LAD 25 1997 1 9999 4 

44 LAD 26 1997 1 9999 4 

45 LAD 27 1985 1 1987 2 

46 LAD 27 1993 3 1995 2 

47 LAD 27 1997 1 9999 4 

48 LAD 28 1997 1 9999 4 

49 LAD 29 1997 1 9999 4 

50 LAD 30 1997 1 9999 4 



51 LAD 31 1997 1 9999 4 

52 LAD 32 1997 1 9999 4 

53 LAD 33 1984 1 1984 4 

54 LAD 33 1997 1 9999 4 

55 LAD 34 1997 1 9999 4 

56 LAD 35 1997 1 9999 4 

57 LAD 36 1989 3 1991 2 

58 LAD 36 1997 1 9999 4 

59 LAD 37 1997 1 9999 4

2002 144 

60 LAD 1001 1985 1 1990 2 

61 LAD 1001 1992 3 1996 2 

62 LAD 1001 1996 3 1996 4 

63 LAD 1001 1997 1 9999 4 

64 LAD 1002 1984 1 1984 4 

65 LAD 1002 1997 1 9999 4 

66 LAD 1003 1997 1 9999 4 

67 LAD 1004 1985 1 1988 4 

68 LAD 1004 1990 3 1992 2 

69 LAD 1004 1997 1 9999 4 

70 LAD 1005 1997 1 9999 4 

71 LAD 1006 1984 1 1984 4 

72 LAD 1006 1997 1 9999 4 

73 LAD 1007 1989 1 1990 4 

74 LAD 1007 1993 1 1994 4 

75 LAD 1007 1997 1 9999 4 

76 LAD 1008 1991 1 1992 4 

77 LAD 1008 1997 1 9999 4 

78 LAD 1009 1987 2 1989 1 

79 LAD 1009 1997 1 9999 4 

80 LAD 1010 1995 1 1996 4 

81 LAD 1010 1997 1 9999 4 

82 LAD 1011 1997 1 9999 4 

83 LAD 1012 1997 1 9999 4 

84 LAD 1013 1995 2 1996 4 

85 LAD 1013 1997 1 9999 4 

86 LAD 1014 1997 1 9999 4 

87 LAD 1015 1984 1 1984 4 

88 LAD 1015 1989 2 1991 1 

89 LAD 1015 1993 2 1995 1 

90 LAD 1015 1997 1 9999 4 

91 LAD 1016 1991 2 1993 1 

92 LAD 1016 1997 1 9999 4 

93 LAD 1017 1985 1 1987 1 

94 LAD 1017 1997 1 9999 4 

95 LAD 1018 1997 1 9999 4 

96 LAD 1019 1997 1 9999 4 

97 LAD 1020 1997 1 9999 4 

98 LAD 1021 1997 1 9999 4 

99 LAD 1022 1997 1 9999 4 

100 LAD 1023 1985 1 1986 1 



101 LAD 1023 1997 1 9999 4 

102 LAD 1024 1986 2 1988 1 

103 LAD 1024 1997 1 9999 4 

104 LAD 1025 1984 1 1984 4 

105 LAD 1025 1996 2 1996 4 

106 LAD 1025 1997 1 9999 4 

107 LAD 1026 1988 2 1990 1 

108 LAD 1026 1992 2 1994 1 

109 LAD 1026 1997 1 9999 4 

110 LAD 1027 1994 2 1996 1 

111 LAD 1027 1997 1 9999 4 

112 LAD 1028 1997 1 9999 4 

113 LAD 1029 1990 2 1992 1 

114 LAD 1029 1997 1 9999 4 

115 LAD 1030 1997 1 9999 4 

116 LAD 1031 1997 1 9999 4 

117 LAD 1032 1997 1 9999 4 

118 LAD 1033 1984 1 1984 4 

119 LAD 1033 1994 4 1996 3 

120 LAD 1033 1997 1 9999 4 

121 LAD 1034 1997 1 9999 4 

122 LAD 1035 1997 1 9999 4 

123 LAD 1036 1997 1 9999 4 

124 LAD 1037 1997 1 9999 4

2002 145 

125 LAD 1038 1997 1 9999 4 

126 LAD 1039 1985 1 1986 3 

127 LAD 1039 1992 4 1994 3 

128 LAD 1039 1997 1 9999 4 

129 LAD 1040 1997 1 9999 4 

130 LAD 1041 1997 1 9999 4 

131 LAD 1042 1997 1 9999 4 

132 LAD 1043 1988 4 1990 3 

133 LAD 1043 1997 1 9999 4 

134 LAD 1044 1997 1 9999 4 

135 LAD 1045 1997 1 9999 4 

136 LAD 1046 1997 1 9999 4 

137 LAD 1047 1986 4 1988 3 

138 LAD 1047 1996 4 1996 4 

139 LAD 1047 1997 1 9999 4 

140 LAD 1048 1997 1 9999 4 

141 LAD 1049 1997 1 9999 4 

142 LAD 1050 1990 4 1992 3 

143 LAD 1050 1997 1 9999 4 

144 LAD 1051 1997 1 9999 4 

145 LAD 1052 1997 1 9999 4 

146 LAD 2001 1997 1 9999 4 

147 LAD 2002 1992 1 1993 4 

148 LAD 2002 1997 1 9999 4 

149 LAD 2003 1996 1 1996 4 

150 LAD 2003 1997 1 9999 4 



151 LAD 2004 1985 1 1989 4 

152 LAD 2004 1997 1 9999 4 

153 LAD 2005 1984 1 1987 3 

154 LAD 2005 1990 1 1991 4 

155 LAD 2005 1994 1 1995 4 

156 LAD 2005 1997 1 9999 4 

157 LAD 2006 1997 1 9999 4 

158 LAD 2007 1991 4 1993 3 

159 LAD 2007 1995 4 1996 4 

160 LAD 2007 1997 1 9999 4 

161 LAD 2008 1997 1 9999 4 

162 LAD 2009 1997 1 9999 4 

163 LAD 2010 1997 1 9999 4 

164 LAD 2011 1984 1 1984 4 

165 LAD 2011 1987 4 1989 3 

166 LAD 2011 1997 1 9999 4 

167 LAD 2012 1997 1 9999 4 

168 LAD 2013 1993 4 1995 3 

169 LAD 2013 1997 1 9999 4 

170 LAD 2014 1989 4 1991 3 

171 LAD 2014 1997 1 9999 4 

172 LAD 2015 1997 1 9999 4 

173 LAD 2016 1984 1 1989 2 

174 LAD 2016 1997 1 9999 4 

175 LAD 2017 1997 1 9999 4 

176 LAD 2018 1991 3 1993 2 

177 LAD 2018 1997 1 9999 4 

178 LAD 2019 1993 3 1995 2 

179 LAD 2019 1997 1 9999 4 

180 LAD 2020 1997 1 9999 4 

181 LAD 2021 1997 1 9999 4 

182 LAD 2022 1997 1 9999 4 

183 LAD 2023 1997 1 9999 4 

184 LAD 2024 1997 1 9999 4 

185 LAD 2025 1997 1 9999 4 

186 LAD 2026 1997 1 9999 4 

187 LAD 2027 1997 1 9999 4 

188 LAD 2028 1989 3 1991 2 

189 LAD 2028 1995 3 1996 4

2002 146 

2002 147 

190 LAD 2028 1997 1 9999 4 

191 LAD 2029 1997 1 9999 4 

192 LAD 3001 1994 4 1996 3 

193 LAD 3001 1997 1 9999 4 

194 LAD 3002 1985 1 1986 3 

195 LAD 3002 1992 4 1994 3 

196 LAD 3002 1997 1 9999 4 

197 LAD 3003 1997 1 9999 4 

198 LAD 3004 1997 1 9999 4 

199 LAD 3005 1984 1 1984 4 

200 LAD 3005 1986 4 1990 3 



201 LAD 3005 1994 3 1996 2 

202 LAD 3005 1996 4 1996 4 

203 LAD 3005 1997 1 9999 4 

204 LAD 3006 1984 1 1984 4 

205 LAD 3006 1986 3 1990 2 

206 LAD 3006 1990 4 1992 3 

207 LAD 3006 1996 3 1996 4 

208 LAD 3006 1997 1 9999 4 

209 LAD 3007 1984 1 1984 4 

210 LAD 3007 1987 1 1990 4 

211 LAD 3007 1997 1 9999 4 

212 LAD 3008 1985 1 1986 2 

213 LAD 3008 1990 3 1994 2 

214 LAD 3008 1995 1 1996 4 

215 LAD 3008 1997 1 9999 4 

216 LAD 3009 1991 1 1992 4 

217 LAD 3009 1997 1 9999 4 

218 LAD 3010 1985 1 1986 4 

219 LAD 3010 1989 2 1991 1 

220 LAD 3010 1997 1 9999 4 

221 LAD 3011 1997 1 9999 4 

222 LAD 3012 1993 1 1994 4 

223 LAD 3012 1995 2 1996 4 

224 LAD 3012 1997 1 9999 4 

225 LAD 3013 1984 1 1984 4 

226 LAD 3013 1987 2 1989 1 

227 LAD 3013 1997 1 9999 4 

228 LAD 3014 1984 1 1987 1 

229 LAD 3014 1997 1 9999 4 

230 LAD 3015 1997 1 9999 4 

231 LAD 3016 1991 2 1993 1 

232 LAD 3016 1997 1 9999 4 

233 LAD 3017 1993 2 1995 1 

234 LAD 3017 1997 1 9999 4 

235 LAD 3018 1997 1 9999 4 

236 LAD 3019 1997 1 9999 4 

237 LAD 3020 1997 1 9999 4 

238 LAD 3021 1985 1 1988 1 

239 LAD 3021 1997 1 9999 4 

240 LAD 3022 1988 2 1990 1 

241 LAD 3022 1997 1 9999 4 

242 LAD 3023 1994 1 1995 4 

243 LAD 3023 1997 1 9999 4 

244 LAD 3024 1996 1 1996 4 

245 LAD 3024 1997 1 9999 4 

246 LAD 3025 1997 1 9999 4 

247 LAD 3026 1997 1 9999 4 

248 LAD 4001 1984 1 1984 4 

249 LAD 4001 1989 1 1990 4 

250 LAD 4001 1995 1 1996 4 

The SAS System

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251 LAD 4001 1997 1 9999 4 

252 LAD 4002 1987 1 1988 4 

253 LAD 4002 1991 1 1994 4 

254 LAD 4002 1997 1 9999 4 

255 LAD 4003 1985 1 1986 4 

256 LAD 4003 1997 1 9999 4 

257 LAD 4004 1985 1 1988 3 

258 LAD 4004 1997 1 9999 4 

259 LAD 4005 1984 1 1984 4 

260 LAD 4005 1988 4 1990 3 

261 LAD 4005 1994 4 1996 3 

262 LAD 4005 1996 4 1996 4 

263 LAD 4005 1997 1 9999 4 

264 LAD 4006 1992 4 1994 3 

265 LAD 4006 1997 1 9999 4 

266 LAD 4007 1990 4 1992 3 

267 LAD 4007 1997 1 9999 4 

268 LAD 4008 1986 1 1987 4 

269 LAD 4008 1997 1 9999 4 

270 LAD 4009 1984 1 1984 4 

271 LAD 4009 1992 1 1993 4 

272 LAD 4009 1997 1 9999 4 

273 LAD 4010 1988 1 1989 4 

274 LAD 4010 1994 1 1995 4 

275 LAD 4010 1997 1 9999 4 

276 LAD 4011 1990 1 1991 4 

277 LAD 4011 1996 1 1996 4 

278 LAD 4011 1997 1 9999 4 

279 LAD 4012 1985 1 1985 4 

280 LAD 4012 1989 3 1991 2 

281 LAD 4012 1997 1 9999 4 

282 LAD 4013 1997 1 9999 4 

283 LAD 4014 1997 1 9999 4 

284 LAD 4015 1985 1 1989 2 

285 LAD 4015 1993 3 1995 2 

286 LAD 4015 1997 1 9999 4 

287 LAD 4016 1991 3 1993 2 

288 LAD 4016 1995 3 1996 4 

289 LAD 4016 1997 1 9999 4 

290 LAD 4017 1984 1 1984 4 

291 LAD 4017 1997 1 9999 4 

292 LAD 4018 1989 2 1991 1 

293 LAD 4018 1997 1 9999 4 

294 LAD 4019 1997 1 9999 4 

295 LAD 4020 1985 1 1987 1 

296 LAD 4020 1997 1 9999 4 

297 LAD 4021 1997 1 9999 4 

298 LAD 4022 1997 1 9999 4 

299 LAD 4023 1984 1 1984 4 

300 LAD 4023 1987 2 1989 1 



301 LAD 4023 1995 2 1996 4 

302 LAD 4023 1997 1 9999 4 

303 LAD 4024 1991 2 1993 1 

304 LAD 4024 1997 1 9999 4 

305 LAD 4025 1993 2 1995 1 

306 LAD 4025 1997 1 9999 4 

307 LAD 4026 1996 3 1996 4 

308 LAD 4026 1997 1 9999 4 

309 LAD 4027 1992 3 1994 2 

310 LAD 4027 1997 1 9999 4 

311 LAD 4028 1997 1 9999 4 

312 LAD 4029 1985 1 1988 2 

313 LAD 4029 1997 1 9999 4

2002 149 

314 LAD 4030 1997 1 9999 4 

315 LAD 4031 1994 3 1996 2 

316 LAD 4031 1997 1 9999 4 

317 LAD 4032 1997 1 9999 4 

318 LAD 4033 1984 1 1984 4 

319 LAD 4033 1997 1 9999 4 

320 LAD 4034 1988 3 1990 2 

321 LAD 4034 1997 1 9999 4 

322 LAD 4035 1997 1 9999 4 

323 LAD 4036 1997 1 9999 4 

324 LAD 4037 1990 3 1992 2 

325 LAD 4037 1997 1 9999 4 

326 LAD 5001 1991 4 1993 3 

327 LAD 5001 1997 1 9999 4 

328 LAD 5002 1984 1 1984 4 

329 LAD 5002 1995 4 1996 4 

330 LAD 5002 1997 1 9999 4 

331 LAD 5003 1987 4 1991 3 

332 LAD 5003 1997 1 9999 4 

333 LAD 5004 1997 1 9999 4 

334 LAD 5005 1995 2 1996 4 

335 LAD 5005 1997 1 9999 4 

336 LAD 5006 1997 1 9999 4 

337 LAD 5007 1985 1 1987 3 

338 LAD 5007 1997 1 9999 4 

339 LAD 5008 1993 4 1995 3 

340 LAD 5008 1997 1 9999 4 

341 LAD 5009 1997 1 9999 4 

342 LAD 5010 1987 2 1989 1 

343 LAD 5010 1997 1 9999 4 

344 LAD 5011 1991 2 1993 1 

345 LAD 5011 1997 1 9999 4 

346 LAD 5012 1997 1 9999 4 

347 LAD 5013 1997 1 9999 4 

348 LAD 5014 1997 1 9999 4 

349 LAD 5015 1989 2 1991 1 

350 LAD 5015 1997 1 9999 4 



351 LAD 5016 1997 1 9999 4 

352 LAD 5017 1997 1 9999 4 

353 LAD 5018 1996 1 1996 4 

354 LAD 5018 1997 1 9999 4 

355 LAD 5019 1985 1 1987 1 

356 LAD 5019 1993 2 1995 1 

357 LAD 5019 1997 1 9999 4 

358 LAD 5020 1984 1 1984 4 

359 LAD 5020 1997 1 9999 4 

360 LAD 5021 1994 1 1995 4 

361 LAD 5021 1997 1 9999 4 

362 LAD 5022 1997 1 9999 4 

363 LAD 5023 1997 1 9999 4 

364 LAD 5024 1984 1 1984 4 

365 LAD 5024 1997 1 9999 4 

366 LAD 5025 1997 1 9999 4 

367 LAD 5026 1997 1 9999 4 

368 LAD 5027 1988 1 1989 4 

369 LAD 5027 1997 1 9999 4 

370 LAD 5028 1986 1 1987 4 

371 LAD 5028 1997 1 9999 4 

372 LAD 5029 1997 1 9999 4 

373 LAD 5030 1994 1 1996 1 

374 LAD 5030 1997 1 9999 4 

375 LAD 5031 1985 1 1985 4 

376 LAD 5031 1990 1 1991 4 

377 LAD 5031 1996 2 1996 4 

378 LAD 5031 1997 1 9999 4

2002 150 

379 LAD 5032 1997 1 9999 4 

380 LAD 5033 1997 1 9999 4 

381 LAD 5034 1997 1 9999 4 

382 LAD 5035 1997 1 9999 4 

383 LAD 5036 1997 1 9999 4 

384 LAD 5037 1997 1 9999 4 

385 LAD 5038 1997 1 9999 4 

386 LAD 5039 1992 1 1993 4 

387 LAD 5039 1997 1 9999 4 

388 LAD 5040 1997 1 9999 4 

389 LAD 6001 1984 1 1990 4 

390 LAD 6001 1993 1 1996 4 

391 LAD 6001 1997 1 9999 4 

392 LAD 6002 1987 3 1989 2 

393 LAD 6002 1991 1 1992 4 

394 LAD 6002 1997 1 9999 4 

395 LAD 6003 1985 1 1987 2 

396 LAD 6003 1989 3 1991 2 

397 LAD 6003 1997 1 9999 4 

398 LAD 6004 1995 3 1996 4 

399 LAD 6004 1997 1 9999 4 

400 LAD 6005 1984 1 1984 4 



401 LAD 6005 1991 3 1995 2 

402 LAD 6005 1997 1 9999 4 

403 LAD 6006 1985 1 1988 3 

404 LAD 6006 1990 4 1992 3 

405 LAD 6006 1997 1 9999 4 

406 LAD 6007 1994 4 1996 3 

407 LAD 6007 1997 1 9999 4 

408 LAD 6008 1997 1 9999 4 

409 LAD 6009 1997 1 9999 4 

410 LAD 6010 1984 1 1984 4 

411 LAD 6010 1988 4 1990 3 

412 LAD 6010 1997 1 9999 4 

413 LAD 6011 1992 4 1994 3 

414 LAD 6011 1996 4 1996 4 

415 LAD 6011 1997 1 9999 4 

416 LAD 6012 1997 1 9999 4 

417 LAD 6013 1997 1 9999 4 

418 LAD 6014 1990 2 1992 1 

419 LAD 6014 1997 1 9999 4 

420 LAD 6015 1985 1 1986 1 

421 LAD 6015 1997 1 9999 4 

422 LAD 6016 1986 2 1988 1 

423 LAD 6016 1997 1 9999 4 

424 LAD 6017 1997 1 9999 4 

425 LAD 6018 1997 1 9999 4 

426 LAD 6019 1984 1 1984 4 

427 LAD 6019 1988 2 1990 1 

428 LAD 6019 1992 2 1994 1 

429 LAD 6019 1997 1 9999 4 

430 LAD 6020 1994 2 1996 1 

431 LAD 6020 1997 1 9999 4 

432 LAD 6021 1997 1 9999 4 

433 LAD 6022 1997 1 9999 4 

434 LAD 6023 1996 2 1996 4 

435 LAD 6023 1997 1 9999 4 

436 LAD 6024 1997 1 9999 4 

437 LAD 6025 1990 3 1992 2 

438 LAD 6025 1997 1 9999 4 

439 LAD 6026 1985 1 1986 2 

440 LAD 6026 1997 1 9999 4 

441 LAD 6027 1997 1 9999 4 

442 LAD 6028 1997 1 9999 4 

443 LAD 6029 1984 1 1984 4

2002 151 

2002 152 

444 LAD 6029 1997 1 9999 4 

445 LAD 6030 1986 3 1988 2 

446 LAD 6030 1997 1 9999 4 

447 LAD 6031 1996 3 1996 4 

448 LAD 6031 1997 1 9999 4 

449 LAD 6032 1988 3 1990 2 

450 LAD 6032 1992 3 1994 2 



451 LAD 6032 1997 1 9999 4 

452 LAD 6033 1997 1 9999 4 

453 LAD 6034 1997 1 9999 4 

454 LAD 6035 1997 1 9999 4 

455 LAD 6036 1994 3 1996 2 

456 LAD 6036 1997 1 9999 4 

457 LAD 7001 1984 1 1987 3 

458 LAD 7001 1989 4 1991 3 

459 LAD 7001 1997 1 9999 4 

460 LAD 7002 1997 1 9999 4 

461 LAD 7003 1991 4 1993 3 

462 LAD 7003 1995 4 1996 4 

463 LAD 7003 1997 1 9999 4 

464 LAD 7004 1993 4 1995 3 

465 LAD 7004 1997 1 9999 4 

466 LAD 7005 1997 1 9999 4 

467 LAD 7006 1987 4 1989 3 

468 LAD 7006 1997 1 9999 4 

469 LAD 7007 1997 1 9999 4 

470 LAD 7008 1987 2 1991 1 

471 LAD 7008 1997 1 9999 4 

472 LAD 7009 1993 2 1995 1 

473 LAD 7009 1997 1 9999 4 

474 LAD 7010 1985 1 1987 1 

475 LAD 7010 1997 1 9999 4 

476 LAD 7011 1997 1 9999 4 

477 LAD 7012 1997 1 9999 4 

478 LAD 7013 1997 1 9999 4 

479 LAD 7014 1991 2 1993 1 

480 LAD 7014 1997 1 9999 4 

481 LAD 7015 1984 1 1984 4 

482 LAD 7015 1997 1 9999 4 

483 LAD 7016 1997 1 9999 4 

484 LAD 7017 1995 2 1996 4 

485 LAD 7017 1997 1 9999 4 

486 LAD 7018 1997 1 9999 4 

487 LAD 7019 1997 1 9999 4 

488 LAD 7020 1997 1 9999 4 

489 LAD 7021 1994 1 1995 4 

490 LAD 7021 1997 1 9999 4 

491 LAD 7022 1997 1 9999 4 

492 LAD 7023 1992 1 1993 4 

493 LAD 7023 1996 1 1996 4 

494 LAD 7023 1997 1 9999 4 

495 LAD 7024 1997 1 9999 4 

496 LAD 7025 1997 1 9999 4 

497 LAD 7026 1986 1 1987 4 

498 LAD 7026 1997 1 9999 4 

499 LAD 7027 1985 1 1985 4 

500 LAD 7027 1997 1 9999 4 



501 LAD 7028 1988 1 1989 4 

502 LAD 7028 1997 1 9999 4

2002 153 

503 LAD 7029 1984 1 1984 4 

504 LAD 7029 1990 1 1991 4 

505 LAD 7029 1997 1 9999 4 

506 LAD 7030 1997 1 9999 4 

507 LAD 7031 1996 3 1996 4 

508 LAD 7031 1997 1 9999 4 

509 LAD 7032 1992 3 1994 2 

510 LAD 7032 1997 1 9999 4 

511 LAD 7033 1997 1 9999 4 

512 LAD 7034 1985 1 1986 2 

513 LAD 7034 1997 1 9999 4 

514 LAD 7035 1986 3 1988 2 

515 LAD 7035 1997 1 9999 4 

516 LAD 7036 1997 1 9999 4 

517 LAD 7037 1997 1 9999 4 

518 LAD 7038 1997 1 9999 4 

519 LAD 7039 1997 1 9999 4 

520 LAD 7040 1997 1 9999 4 

521 LAD 7041 1988 3 1990 2 

522 LAD 7041 1997 1 9999 4 

523 LAD 7042 1994 3 1996 2 

524 LAD 7042 1997 1 9999 4 

525 LAD 7043 1984 1 1984 4 

526 LAD 7043 1997 1 9999 4 

527 LAD 7044 1990 3 1992 2 

528 LAD 7044 1997 1 9999 4 

529 LAD 7046 1997 1 9999 4 

530 LAD 8013 1987 4 1987 4 

531 LAD 8013 1997 1 9999 4 

532 LAD 8041 1997 1 9999 4 

533 LAD 8042 1997 1 9999 4 

534 LAD 8043 1984 1 1984 4 

535 LAD 8043 1991 1 1992 4 

536 LAD 8043 1997 1 9999 4 

537 LAD 8044 1985 1 1986 4 

538 LAD 8044 1995 1 1996 4 

539 LAD 8044 1997 1 9999 4 

540 LAD 8045 1997 1 9999 4 

541 LAD 8046 1997 1 9999 4 

542 LAD 8047 1987 1 1990 4 

543 LAD 8047 1997 1 9999 4 

544 LAD 8048 1997 1 9999 4 

545 LAD 8049 1993 1 1994 4 

546 LAD 8049 1997 1 9999 4 

547 LAD 8050 1997 1 9999 4 

548 LAD 8051 1985 1 1987 3 

549 LAD 8051 1997 1 9999 4 

550 LAD 8052 1997 1 9999 4 



551 LAD 8053 1987 4 1989 3 

552 LAD 8053 1991 4 1993 3 

553 LAD 8053 1997 1 9999 4 

554 LAD 8054 1997 1 9999 4 

555 LAD 8055 1997 1 9999 4 

556 LAD 8056 1984 1 1984 4 

557 LAD 8056 1997 1 9999 4 

558 LAD 8057 1993 4 1996 4 

559 LAD 8057 1997 1 9999 4 

560 LAD 8058 1989 4 1991 3 

561 LAD 8058 1997 1 9999 4 

562 LAD 8059 1997 1 9999 4 

563 LAD 8060 1997 1 9999 4 

564 LAD 9001 1996 2 1996 4 

565 LAD 9001 1997 1 9999 4 

566 LAD 9002 1984 1 1986 1 

567 LAD 9002 1997 1 9999 4

2002 154 

568 LAD 9003 1997 1 9999 4 

569 LAD 9004 1990 2 1992 1 

570 LAD 9004 1997 1 9999 4 

571 LAD 9005 1986 2 1990 1 

572 LAD 9005 1997 1 9999 4 

573 LAD 9006 1997 1 9999 4 

574 LAD 9007 1997 1 9999 4 

575 LAD 9008 1992 2 1994 1 

576 LAD 9008 1997 1 9999 4 

577 LAD 9009 1994 2 1996 1 

578 LAD 9009 1997 1 9999 4 

579 LAD 9010 1991 3 1993 2 

580 LAD 9010 1997 1 9999 4 

581 LAD 9011 1997 1 9999 4 

582 LAD 9012 1997 1 9999 4 

583 LAD 9013 1989 3 1991 2 

584 LAD 9013 1997 1 9999 4 

585 LAD 9014 1987 3 1989 2 

586 LAD 9014 1997 1 9999 4 

587 LAD 9015 1997 1 9999 4 

588 LAD 9016 1995 3 1996 4 

589 LAD 9016 1997 1 9999 4 

590 LAD 9017 1985 1 1987 2 

591 LAD 9017 1997 1 9999 4 

592 LAD 9018 1993 3 1995 2 

593 LAD 9018 1997 1 9999 4 

594 LAD 9019 1984 1 1984 4 

595 LAD 9019 1993 2 1995 1 

596 LAD 9019 1997 1 9999 4 

597 LAD 9020 1997 1 9999 4 

598 LAD 9021 1991 2 1993 1 

599 LAD 9021 1997 1 9999 4 

600 LAD 9022 1997 1 9999 4 



601 LAD 9023 1997 1 9999 4 

602 LAD 9024 1989 2 1991 1 

603 LAD 9024 1997 1 9999 4 

604 LAD 9025 1984 1 1984 4 

605 LAD 9025 1997 1 9999 4 

606 LAD 9026 1997 1 9999 4 

607 LAD 9027 1997 1 9999 4 

608 LAD 9028 1995 2 1996 4 

609 LAD 9028 1997 1 9999 4 

610 LAD 9029 1997 1 9999 4 

611 LAD 9030 1987 2 1989 1 

612 LAD 9030 1997 1 9999 4 

613 LAD 9031 1985 1 1987 1 

614 LAD 9031 1997 1 9999 4 

615 LAD 9032 1997 1 9999 4 

616 LAD 9033 1997 1 9999 4 

617 LAD 9034 1997 1 9999 4 

618 LAD 9035 1984 1 1984 4 

619 LAD 9035 1997 1 9999 4 

620 LAD 9036 1990 4 1992 3 

621 LAD 9036 1997 1 9999 4 

622 LAD 9037 1997 1 9999 4 

623 LAD 9038 1992 4 1994 3 

624 LAD 9038 1997 1 9999 4 

625 LAD 9039 1997 1 9999 4 

626 LAD 9040 1985 1 1986 3 

627 LAD 9040 1988 4 1990 3 

628 LAD 9040 1994 4 1996 3 

629 LAD 9040 1996 4 1996 4 

630 LAD 9040 1997 1 9999 4 

631 LAD 9041 1997 1 9999 4 

632 LAD 9042 1997 1 9999 4

2002 155 

633 LAD 9043 1986 4 1988 3 

634 LAD 9043 1997 1 9999 4 

635 LAD 9044 1996 1 1996 4 

636 LAD 9044 1997 1 9999 4 

637 LAD 9045 1985 1 1985 4 

638 LAD 9045 1997 1 9999 4 

639 LAD 9046 1986 1 1987 4 

640 LAD 9046 1990 1 1991 4 

641 LAD 9046 1997 1 9999 4 

642 LAD 9047 1992 1 1993 4 

643 LAD 9047 1997 1 9999 4 

644 LAD 9048 1997 1 9999 4 

645 LAD 9049 1997 1 9999 4 

646 LAD 9050 1997 1 9999 4 

647 LAD 9051 1984 1 1984 4 

648 LAD 9051 1988 1 1989 4 

649 LAD 9051 1991 4 1993 3 

650 LAD 9051 1994 1 1995 4 



651 LAD 9051 1997 1 9999 4 

652 LAD 9052 1997 1 9999 4 

653 LAD 9053 1997 1 9999 4 

654 LAD 9054 1997 1 9999 4 

655 LAD 9055 1997 1 9999 4 

656 LAD 9056 1985 1 1987 3 

657 LAD 9056 1997 1 9999 4 

658 LAD 9057 1997 1 9999 4 

659 LAD 9058 1989 4 1991 3 

660 LAD 9058 1997 1 9999 4 

661 LAD 9059 1993 4 1995 3 

662 LAD 9059 1997 1 9999 4 

663 LAD 9060 1991 1 1992 4 

664 LAD 9060 1995 4 1996 4 

665 LAD 9060 1997 1 9999 4 

666 LAD 9061 1997 1 9999 4 

667 LAD 9062 1997 1 9999 4 

668 LAD 9063 1984 1 1984 4 

669 LAD 9063 1987 4 1989 3 

670 LAD 9063 1997 1 9999 4 

671 LAD 9064 1995 1 1996 4 

672 LAD 9064 1997 1 9999 4 

673 LAD 9065 1997 1 9999 4 

674 LAD 9066 1984 1 1984 4 

675 LAD 9066 1997 1 9999 4 

676 LAD 9067 1993 1 1994 4 

677 LAD 9067 1997 1 9999 4 

678 LAD 9068 1987 1 1990 4 

679 LAD 9068 1997 1 9999 4 

680 LAD 9069 1997 1 9999 4 

681 LAD 9070 1985 1 1986 4 

682 LAD 9070 1997 1 9999 4 

683 LAD 9071 1997 1 9999 4 

684 LAD 9072 1997 1 9999 4 

685 LAD 9073 1997 1 9999 4 

686 LAD 9074 1997 1 9999 4 

687 LAD 9075 1990 2 1992 1 

688 LAD 9075 1997 1 9999 4 

689 LAD 9076 1997 1 9999 4 

690 LAD 9077 1992 2 1994 1 

691 LAD 9077 1997 1 9999 4 

692 LAD 9078 1997 1 9999 4 

693 LAD 9079 1997 1 9999 4 

694 LAD 9080 1985 1 1986 1 

695 LAD 9080 1997 1 9999 4 

696 LAD 9081 1986 2 1988 1 

697 LAD 9081 1997 1 9999 4

2002 156 

2002 157 

698 LAD 9082 1997 1 9999 4 

699 LAD 9083 1988 2 1990 1 

700 LAD 9083 1997 1 9999 4 



701 LAD 9084 1997 1 9999 4 

702 LAD 9085 1984 1 1984 4 

703 LAD 9085 1990 3 1992 2 

704 LAD 9085 1994 2 1996 1 

705 LAD 9085 1997 1 9999 4 

706 LAD 9086 1997 1 9999 4 

707 LAD 9087 1992 3 1994 2 

708 LAD 9087 1997 1 9999 4 

709 LAD 9088 1996 2 1996 4 

710 LAD 9088 1997 1 9999 4 

711 LAD 9089 1997 1 9999 4 

712 LAD 9090 1997 1 9999 4 

713 LAD 9091 1985 1 1986 2 

714 LAD 9091 1997 1 9999 4 

715 LAD 9092 1997 1 9999 4 

716 LAD 9093 1988 3 1990 2 

717 LAD 9093 1997 1 9999 4 

718 LAD 9094 1984 1 1984 4 

719 LAD 9094 1990 2 1992 1 

720 LAD 9094 1996 3 1996 4 

721 LAD 9094 1997 1 9999 4 

722 LAD 9095 1997 1 9999 4 

723 LAD 9096 1992 2 1994 1 

724 LAD 9096 1994 3 1996 2 

725 LAD 9096 1997 1 9999 4 

726 LAD 9097 1986 3 1988 2 

727 LAD 9097 1997 1 9999 4 

728 LAD 9098 1997 1 9999 4 

729 LAD 9501 1984 1 1987 3 

730 LAD 9501 1991 4 1993 3 

731 LAD 9501 1997 1 9999 4 

732 LAD 9502 1993 4 1996 4 

733 LAD 9502 1997 1 9999 4 

734 LAD 9503 1997 1 9999 4 

735 LAD 9504 1987 4 1989 3 

736 LAD 9504 1997 1 9999 4 

737 LAD 9505 1989 4 1991 3 

738 LAD 9505 1997 1 9999 4 

739 LAD 9506 1984 1 1984 4 

740 LAD 9506 1997 1 9999 4 

741 LAD 9507 1985 1 1986 1 

742 LAD 9507 1990 2 1992 1 

743 LAD 9507 1997 1 9999 4 

744 LAD 9508 1986 2 1990 1 

745 LAD 9508 1997 1 9999 4 

746 LAD 9509 1992 2 1994 1 

747 LAD 9509 1997 1 9999 4 

748 LAD 9510 1985 1 1986 2 

749 LAD 9510 1994 2 1996 1 

750 LAD 9510 1996 2 1996 4 



751 LAD 9510 1997 1 9999 4 

752 LAD 9511 1997 1 9999 4 

753 LAD 9512 1984 1 1984 4 

754 LAD 9512 1986 3 1988 2 

755 LAD 9512 1990 3 1992 2 

756 LAD 9512 1997 1 9999 4

2002 158 

757 LAD 9513 1988 3 1990 2 

758 LAD 9513 1997 1 9999 4 

759 LAD 9514 1987 2 1989 1 

760 LAD 9514 1994 3 1996 2 

761 LAD 9514 1996 3 1996 4 

762 LAD 9514 1997 1 9999 4 

763 LAD 9515 1984 1 1984 4 

764 LAD 9515 1991 2 1993 1 

765 LAD 9515 1997 1 9999 4 

766 LAD 9516 1992 3 1994 2 

767 LAD 9516 1995 2 1996 4 

768 LAD 9516 1997 1 9999 4 

769 LAD 9517 1993 2 1995 1 

770 LAD 9517 1997 1 9999 4 

771 LAD 9518 1985 1 1987 1 

772 LAD 9518 1997 1 9999 4 

773 LAD 9519 1984 1 1984 4 

774 LAD 9519 1989 2 1991 1 

775 LAD 9519 1997 1 9999 4 

776 LAD 9520 1987 3 1989 2 

777 LAD 9520 1991 3 1993 2 

778 LAD 9520 1997 1 9999 4 

779 LAD 9521 1993 3 1995 2 

780 LAD 9521 1997 1 9999 4 

781 LAD 9522 1985 1 1987 2 

782 LAD 9522 1997 1 9999 4 

783 LAD 9523 1989 3 1991 2 

784 LAD 9523 1995 3 1996 4 

785 LAD 9523 1997 1 9999 4 

786 LAD 9524 1997 1 9999 4 

787 LAD 9525 1984 1 1984 4 

788 LAD 9525 1986 4 1988 3 

789 LAD 9525 1997 1 9999 4 

790 LAD 9526 1990 4 1992 3 

791 LAD 9526 1997 1 9999 4 

792 LAD 9527 1985 1 1986 3 

793 LAD 9527 1988 4 1990 3 

794 LAD 9527 1992 4 1994 3 

795 LAD 9527 1997 1 9999 4 

796 LAD 9528 1996 4 1996 4 

797 LAD 9528 1997 1 9999 4 

798 LAD 9529 1986 1 1987 4 

799 LAD 9529 1994 4 1996 3 

800 LAD 9529 1997 1 9999 4 



801 LAD 9530 1985 1 1985 4 

802 LAD 9530 1990 1 1991 4 

803 LAD 9530 1997 1 9999 4 

804 LAD 9531 1984 1 1984 4 

805 LAD 9531 1997 1 9999 4 

806 LAD 9532 1997 1 9999 4 

807 LAD 10001 1988 1 1989 4 

808 LAD 10001 1992 1 1993 4 

809 LAD 10001 1996 1 1996 4 

810 LAD 10002 1996 1 1996 4 

811 LAD 10003 1996 1 1996 4 

812 LAD 10025 1997 1 9999 4 

813 LAD 10026 1997 1 9999 4 

814 LAD 10027 1997 1 9999 4 

815 PLCNS 11 1973 1 1973 4 

816 PLCNS 12 1980 1 1980 4 

817 PLCNS 13 1975 1 1975 4 

818 PLCNS 13 1982 1 1982 4 

819 PLCNS 14 1972 1 1972 4 

820 PLCNS 30 1983 1 1983 4 

821 PLCNS 40 1976 1 1976 4

2002 159 

822 PLCNS 50 1981 1 1981 4 

823 PLCNS 70 1974 1 1974 4 

824 PLCNS 90 1979 1 1979 4 

825 PLCNS 100 1978 1 1978 4 

826 PLCNS 140 1974 1 1974 4 

827 PLCNS 140 1977 1 1977 4 

828 PLCNS 170 1983 1 1983 4 

829 PLCNS 180 1972 1 1972 4 

830 PLCNS 180 1978 1 1978 4 

831 PLCNS 191 1979 1 1979 4 

832 PLCNS 192 1975 1 1975 4 

833 PLCNS 210 1976 1 1976 4 

834 PLCNS 210 1980 1 1980 4 

835 PLCNS 230 1981 1 1981 4 

836 PLCNS 280 1973 1 1973 4 

837 PLCNS 330 1982 1 1982 4 

838 PLCNS 340 1977 1 1977 4 

839 PLCNS 10011 1980 1 1980 4 

840 PLCNS 10012 1983 1 1983 4 

841 PLCNS 10013 1982 1 1982 4 

842 PLCNS 10014 1976 1 1976 4 

843 PLCNS 10015 1974 1 1974 4 

844 PLCNS 10016 1977 1 1977 4 

845 PLCNS 10017 1981 1 1981 4 

846 PLCNS 10018 1978 1 1978 4 

847 PLCNS 10019 1972 1 1972 4 

848 PLCNS 10031 1975 1 1975 4 

849 PLCNS 10032 1982 1 1982 4 

850 PLCNS 10033 1972 1 1972 4 



851 PLCNS 10041 1981 1 1981 4 

852 PLCNS 10042 1979 1 1979 4 

853 PLCNS 10043 1973 1 1973 4 

854 PLCNS 10044 1977 1 1977 4 

855 PLCNS 10045 1972 1 1972 4 

856 PLCNS 10060 1975 1 1975 4 

857 PLCNS 10071 1978 1 1978 4 

858 PLCNS 10072 1979 1 1979 4 

859 PLCNS 10072 1983 1 1983 4 

860 PLCNS 10080 1980 1 1980 4 

861 PLCNS 10090 1974 1 1974 4 

862 PLCNS 10100 1976 1 1976 4 

863 PLCNS 10150 1973 1 1973 4 

864 PLCNS 10170 1973 1 1973 4 

865 PLCNS 10170 1979 1 1979 4 

866 PLCNS 10190 1975 1 1975 4 

867 PLCNS 10190 1977 1 1977 4 

868 PLCNS 10200 1982 1 1982 4 

869 PLCNS 10210 1981 1 1981 4 

870 PLCNS 10220 1978 1 1978 4 

871 PLCNS 10231 1982 1 1982 4 

872 PLCNS 10232 1976 1 1976 4 

873 PLCNS 10261 1974 1 1974 4 

874 PLCNS 10262 1979 1 1979 4 

875 PLCNS 10270 1972 1 1972 4 

876 PLCNS 10270 1980 1 1980 4 

877 PLCNS 10290 1976 1 1976 4 

878 PLCNS 10300 1974 1 1974 4 

879 PLCNS 10310 1973 1 1973 4 

880 PLCNS 10310 1983 1 1983 4 

881 PLCNS 10320 1977 1 1977 4 

882 PLCNS 10340 1978 1 1978 4 

883 PLCNS 10391 1975 1 1975 4 

884 PLCNS 10392 1981 1 1981 4 

885 PLCNS 10420 1980 1 1980 4 

886 PLCNS 10480 1983 1 1983 4

2002 160 

887 PLCNS 20011 1974 1 1974 4 

888 PLCNS 20012 1973 1 1973 4 

889 PLCNS 20020 1975 1 1975 4 

890 PLCNS 20020 1982 1 1982 4 

891 PLCNS 20021 1972 1 1972 4 

892 PLCNS 20031 1979 1 1979 4 

893 PLCNS 20032 1981 1 1981 4 

894 PLCNS 20033 1980 1 1980 4 

895 PLCNS 20040 1977 1 1977 4 

896 PLCNS 20051 1977 1 1977 4 

897 PLCNS 20052 1974 1 1974 4 

898 PLCNS 20052 1982 1 1982 4 

899 PLCNS 20061 1975 1 1975 4 

900 PLCNS 20062 1983 1 1983 4 



901 PLCNS 20063 1980 1 1980 4 

902 PLCNS 20070 1974 1 1974 4 

903 PLCNS 20080 1978 1 1978 4 

904 PLCNS 20110 1976 1 1976 4 

905 PLCNS 20110 1981 1 1981 4 

906 PLCNS 20120 1979 1 1979 4 

907 PLCNS 20130 1980 1 1980 4 

908 PLCNS 20140 1972 1 1972 4 

909 PLCNS 20150 1976 1 1976 4 

910 PLCNS 20160 1982 1 1982 4 

911 PLCNS 20180 1973 1 1973 4 

912 PLCNS 20180 1983 1 1983 4 

913 PLCNS 20181 1972 1 1972 4 

914 PLCNS 20200 1979 1 1979 4 

915 PLCNS 20210 1978 1 1978 4 

916 PLCNS 20220 1983 1 1983 4 

917 PLCNS 20230 1976 1 1976 4 

918 PLCNS 20240 1973 1 1973 4 

919 PLCNS 20260 1981 1 1981 4 

920 PLCNS 20280 1978 1 1978 4 

921 PLCNS 20290 1977 1 1977 4 

922 PLCNS 30011 1982 1 1982 4 

923 PLCNS 30012 1979 1 1979 4 

924 PLCNS 30020 1980 1 1980 4 

925 PLCNS 30030 1974 1 1974 4 

926 PLCNS 30040 1981 1 1981 4 

927 PLCNS 30051 1983 1 1983 4 

928 PLCNS 30052 1974 1 1974 4 

929 PLCNS 30052 1980 1 1980 4 

930 PLCNS 30053 1977 1 1977 4 

931 PLCNS 30054 1976 1 1976 4 

932 PLCNS 30055 1981 1 1981 4 

933 PLCNS 30061 1981 1 1981 4 

934 PLCNS 30062 1979 1 1979 4 

935 PLCNS 30063 1972 1 1972 4 

936 PLCNS 30071 1978 1 1978 4 

937 PLCNS 30072 1982 1 1982 4 

938 PLCNS 30081 1980 1 1980 4 

939 PLCNS 30082 1973 1 1973 4 

940 PLCNS 30083 1972 1 1972 4 

941 PLCNS 30083 1977 1 1977 4 

942 PLCNS 30084 1974 1 1974 4 

943 PLCNS 30084 1978 1 1978 4 

944 PLCNS 30091 1983 1 1983 4 

945 PLCNS 30092 1978 1 1978 4 

946 PLCNS 30093 1976 1 1976 4 

947 PLCNS 30094 1972 1 1972 4 

948 PLCNS 30101 1975 1 1975 4 

949 PLCNS 30102 1975 1 1975 4 

950 PLCNS 30102 1981 1 1981 4

2002 161 

2002 162 



951 PLCNS 30110 1977 1 1977 4 

952 PLCNS 30110 1983 1 1983 4 

953 PLCNS 30121 1974 1 1974 4 

954 PLCNS 30122 1975 1 1975 4 

955 PLCNS 30131 1973 1 1973 4 

956 PLCNS 30132 1976 1 1976 4 

957 PLCNS 30133 1982 1 1982 4 

958 PLCNS 30150 1973 1 1973 4 

959 PLCNS 30160 1975 1 1975 4 

960 PLCNS 30180 1976 1 1976 4 

961 PLCNS 30180 1983 1 1983 4 

962 PLCNS 30190 1979 1 1979 4 

963 PLCNS 30201 1980 1 1980 4 

964 PLCNS 30202 1982 1 1982 4 

965 PLCNS 30220 1977 1 1977 4 

966 PLCNS 30221 1972 1 1972 4 

967 PLCNS 30230 1978 1 1978 4 

968 PLCNS 30250 1979 1 1979 4 

969 PLCNS 40011 1974 1 1974 4 

970 PLCNS 40011 1982 1 1982 4 

971 PLCNS 40012 1981 1 1981 4 

972 PLCNS 40013 1983 1 1983 4 

973 PLCNS 40014 1982 1 1982 4 

974 PLCNS 40015 1976 1 1976 4 

975 PLCNS 40016 1973 1 1973 4 

976 PLCNS 40021 1977 1 1977 4 

977 PLCNS 40022 1975 1 1975 4 

978 PLCNS 40030 1972 1 1972 4 

979 PLCNS 40030 1978 1 1978 4 

980 PLCNS 40041 1977 1 1977 4 

981 PLCNS 40042 1973 1 1973 4 

982 PLCNS 40051 1977 1 1977 4 

983 PLCNS 40052 1975 1 1975 4 

984 PLCNS 40052 1980 1 1980 4 

985 PLCNS 40061 1979 1 1979 4 

986 PLCNS 40062 1973 1 1973 4 

987 PLCNS 40063 1972 1 1972 4 

988 PLCNS 40063 1976 1 1976 4 

989 PLCNS 40070 1975 1 1975 4 

990 PLCNS 40081 1976 1 1976 4 

991 PLCNS 40081 1983 1 1983 4 

992 PLCNS 40082 1980 1 1980 4 

993 PLCNS 40091 1980 1 1980 4 

994 PLCNS 40092 1983 1 1983 4 

995 PLCNS 40093 1975 1 1975 4 

996 PLCNS 40093 1980 1 1980 4 

997 PLCNS 40094 1975 1 1975 4 

998 PLCNS 40100 1972 1 1972 4 

999 PLCNS 40100 1979 1 1979 4 

1000 PLCNS 40120 1974 1 1974 4 



1001 PLCNS 40120 1981 1 1981 4 

1002 PLCNS 40130 1975 1 1975 4 

1003 PLCNS 40130 1980 1 1980 4 

1004 PLCNS 40141 1981 1 1981 4 

1005 PLCNS 40142 1979 1 1979 4 

1006 PLCNS 40143 1972 1 1972 4 

1007 PLCNS 40151 1976 1 1976 4 

1008 PLCNS 40152 1978 1 1978 4 

1009 PLCNS 40160 1973 1 1973 4 

1010 PLCNS 40160 1983 1 1983 4

2002 163 

1011 PLCNS 40170 1977 1 1977 4 

1012 PLCNS 40170 1982 1 1982 4 

1013 PLCNS 40180 1979 1 1979 4 

1014 PLCNS 40190 1974 1 1974 4 

1015 PLCNS 40190 1978 1 1978 4 

1016 PLCNS 40200 1973 1 1973 4 

1017 PLCNS 40200 1978 1 1978 4 

1018 PLCNS 40220 1978 1 1978 4 

1019 PLCNS 40240 1979 1 1979 4 

1020 PLCNS 40250 1974 1 1974 4 

1021 PLCNS 40260 1974 1 1974 4 

1022 PLCNS 40260 1982 1 1982 4 

1023 PLCNS 40311 1976 1 1976 4 

1024 PLCNS 40312 1977 1 1977 4 

1025 PLCNS 40320 1972 1 1972 4 

1026 PLCNS 40331 1978 1 1978 4 

1027 PLCNS 40331 1983 1 1983 4 

1028 PLCNS 40332 1973 1 1973 4 

1029 PLCNS 40332 1981 1 1981 4 

1030 PLCNS 40340 1977 1 1977 4 

1031 PLCNS 40351 1976 1 1976 4 

1032 PLCNS 40351 1981 1 1981 4 

1033 PLCNS 40352 1974 1 1974 4 

1034 PLCNS 40352 1982 1 1982 4 

1035 PLCNS 40370 1972 1 1972 4 

1036 PLCNS 40370 1979 1 1979 4 

1037 PLCNS 50011 1973 1 1973 4 

1038 PLCNS 50012 1974 1 1974 4 

1039 PLCNS 50012 1980 1 1980 4 

1040 PLCNS 50021 1977 1 1977 4 

1041 PLCNS 50021 1981 1 1981 4 

1042 PLCNS 50022 1983 1 1983 4 

1043 PLCNS 50030 1979 1 1979 4 

1044 PLCNS 50031 1972 1 1972 4 

1045 PLCNS 50040 1982 1 1982 4 

1046 PLCNS 50070 1976 1 1976 4 

1047 PLCNS 50080 1975 1 1975 4 

1048 PLCNS 50080 1980 1 1980 4 

1049 PLCNS 50100 1982 1 1982 4 

1050 PLCNS 50110 1978 1 1978 4 



1051 PLCNS 50120 1979 1 1979 4 

1052 PLCNS 50140 1975 1 1975 4 

1053 PLCNS 50160 1981 1 1981 4 

1054 PLCNS 50170 1974 1 1974 4 

1055 PLCNS 50170 1981 1 1981 4 

1056 PLCNS 50180 1980 1 1980 4 

1057 PLCNS 50190 1973 1 1973 4 

1058 PLCNS 50200 1976 1 1976 4 

1059 PLCNS 50200 1983 1 1983 4 

1060 PLCNS 50210 1972 1 1972 4 

1061 PLCNS 50210 1978 1 1978 4 

1062 PLCNS 50230 1974 1 1974 4 

1063 PLCNS 50270 1978 1 1978 4 

1064 PLCNS 50280 1972 1 1972 4 

1065 PLCNS 50280 1976 1 1976 4 

1066 PLCNS 50310 1977 1 1977 4 

1067 PLCNS 50330 1979 1 1979 4 

1068 PLCNS 50340 1973 1 1973 4 

1069 PLCNS 50340 1982 1 1982 4 

1070 PLCNS 50350 1977 1 1977 4 

1071 PLCNS 50360 1975 1 1975 4 

1072 PLCNS 50390 1975 1 1975 4 

1073 PLCNS 50401 1973 1 1973 4 

1074 PLCNS 50402 1983 1 1983 4 

1075 PLCNS 60011 1978 1 1978 4

2002 164 

1076 PLCNS 60012 1975 1 1975 4 

1077 PLCNS 60013 1973 1 1973 4 

1078 PLCNS 60013 1978 1 1978 4 

1079 PLCNS 60014 1979 1 1979 4 

1080 PLCNS 60015 1977 1 1977 4 

1081 PLCNS 60016 1976 1 1976 4 

1082 PLCNS 60017 1981 1 1981 4 

1083 PLCNS 60018 1974 1 1974 4 

1084 PLCNS 60019 1972 1 1972 4 

1085 PLCNS 60021 1980 1 1980 4 

1086 PLCNS 60022 1973 1 1973 4 

1087 PLCNS 60022 1979 1 1979 4 

1088 PLCNS 60031 1974 1 1974 4 

1089 PLCNS 60032 1972 1 1972 4 

1090 PLCNS 60032 1975 1 1975 4 

1091 PLCNS 60032 1980 1 1980 4 

1092 PLCNS 60033 1983 1 1983 4 

1093 PLCNS 60041 1982 1 1982 4 

1094 PLCNS 60042 1983 1 1983 4 

1095 PLCNS 60043 1981 1 1981 4 

1096 PLCNS 60051 1977 1 1977 4 

1097 PLCNS 60052 1974 1 1974 4 

1098 PLCNS 60061 1975 1 1975 4 

1099 PLCNS 60062 1976 1 1976 4 

1100 PLCNS 60071 1976 1 1976 4 



1101 PLCNS 60071 1982 1 1982 4 

1102 PLCNS 60072 1979 1 1979 4 

1103 PLCNS 60073 1977 1 1977 4 

1104 PLCNS 60080 1977 1 1977 4 

1105 PLCNS 60090 1976 1 1976 4 

1106 PLCNS 60110 1978 1 1978 4 

1107 PLCNS 60120 1976 1 1976 4 

1108 PLCNS 60120 1981 1 1981 4 

1109 PLCNS 60131 1980 1 1980 4 

1110 PLCNS 60132 1979 1 1979 4 

1111 PLCNS 60132 1983 1 1983 4 

1112 PLCNS 60150 1972 1 1972 4 

1113 PLCNS 60160 1980 1 1980 4 

1114 PLCNS 60170 1982 1 1982 4 

1115 PLCNS 60180 1975 1 1975 4 

1116 PLCNS 60200 1973 1 1973 4 

1117 PLCNS 60210 1975 1 1975 4 

1118 PLCNS 60220 1978 1 1978 4 

1119 PLCNS 60260 1974 1 1974 4 

1120 PLCNS 60260 1983 1 1983 4 

1121 PLCNS 60270 1974 1 1974 4 

1122 PLCNS 60270 1978 1 1978 4 

1123 PLCNS 60280 1979 1 1979 4 

1124 PLCNS 60290 1973 1 1973 4 

1125 PLCNS 60290 1982 1 1982 4 

1126 PLCNS 60300 1981 1 1981 4 

1127 PLCNS 60360 1972 1 1972 4 

1128 PLCNS 60360 1977 1 1977 4 

1129 PLCNS 70011 1980 1 1980 4 

1130 PLCNS 70012 1978 1 1978 4 

1131 PLCNS 70013 1981 1 1981 4 

1132 PLCNS 70014 1972 1 1972 4 

1133 PLCNS 70021 1977 1 1977 4 

1134 PLCNS 70022 1973 1 1973 4 

1135 PLCNS 70031 1974 1 1974 4 

1136 PLCNS 70031 1982 1 1982 4 

1137 PLCNS 70032 1973 1 1973 4 

1138 PLCNS 70033 1982 1 1982 4 

1139 PLCNS 70040 1979 1 1979 4 

1140 PLCNS 70040 1983 1 1983 4

2002 165 

2002 166 

1141 PLCNS 70060 1976 1 1976 4 

1142 PLCNS 70070 1975 1 1975 4 

1143 PLCNS 70080 1973 1 1973 4 

1144 PLCNS 70080 1979 1 1979 4 

1145 PLCNS 70080 1983 1 1983 4 

1146 PLCNS 70090 1976 1 1976 4 

1147 PLCNS 70100 1974 1 1974 4 

1148 PLCNS 70110 1980 1 1980 4 

1149 PLCNS 70140 1977 1 1977 4 

1150 PLCNS 70140 1981 1 1981 4 



1151 PLCNS 70190 1975 1 1975 4 

1152 PLCNS 70190 1981 1 1981 4 

1153 PLCNS 70200 1973 1 1973 4 

1154 PLCNS 70200 1978 1 1978 4 

1155 PLCNS 70250 1974 1 1974 4 

1156 PLCNS 70250 1983 1 1983 4 

1157 PLCNS 70260 1976 1 1976 4 

1158 PLCNS 70280 1980 1 1980 4 

1159 PLCNS 70290 1972 1 1972 4 

1160 PLCNS 70290 1982 1 1982 4 

1161 PLCNS 70300 1973 1 1973 4 

1162 PLCNS 70310 1977 1 1977 4 

1163 PLCNS 70321 1978 1 1978 4 

1164 PLCNS 70322 1978 1 1978 4 

1165 PLCNS 70350 1979 1 1979 4 

1166 PLCNS 70360 1982 1 1982 4 

1167 PLCNS 70370 1972 1 1972 4 

1168 PLCNS 70370 1980 1 1980 4 

1169 PLCNS 70380 1976 1 1976 4 

1170 PLCNS 70380 1983 1 1983 4 

1171 PLCNS 70400 1977 1 1977 4 

1172 PLCNS 70420 1981 1 1981 4 

1173 PLCNS 70431 1975 1 1975 4 

1174 PLCNS 70432 1979 1 1979 4 

1175 PLCNS 80411 1981 1 1981 4 

1176 PLCNS 80412 1978 1 1978 4 

1177 PLCNS 80412 1983 1 1983 4 

1178 PLCNS 80430 1980 1 1980 4 

1179 PLCNS 80440 1976 1 1976 4 

1180 PLCNS 80450 1975 1 1975 4 

1181 PLCNS 80460 1973 1 1973 4 

1182 PLCNS 80561 1982 1 1982 4 

1183 PLCNS 80562 1979 1 1979 4 

1184 PLCNS 80580 1974 1 1974 4 

1185 PLCNS 80590 1972 1 1972 4 

1186 PLCNS 80590 1977 1 1977 4 

1187 PLCNS 90011 1977 1 1977 4 

1188 PLCNS 90012 1979 1 1979 4 

1189 PLCNS 90021 1981 1 1981 4 

1190 PLCNS 90022 1980 1 1980 4 

1191 PLCNS 90030 1975 1 1975 4 

1192 PLCNS 90040 1973 1 1973 4 

1193 PLCNS 90040 1982 1 1982 4 

1194 PLCNS 90050 1978 1 1978 4 

1195 PLCNS 90050 1983 1 1983 4 

1196 PLCNS 90060 1978 1 1978 4 

1197 PLCNS 90060 1983 1 1983 4 

1198 PLCNS 90070 1974 1 1974 4 

1199 PLCNS 90080 1976 1 1976 4 

1200 PLCNS 90080 1982 1 1982 4 


Obs DCT DCV STYRST STQTRST STYRFIN STQTRFIN

2002 167 

1201 PLCNS 90090 1974 1 1974 4 

1202 PLCNS 90100 1976 1 1976 4 

1203 PLCNS 90130 1972 1 1972 4 

1204 PLCNS 90130 1980 1 1980 4 

1205 PLCNS 90140 1975 1 1975 4 

1206 PLCNS 90151 1976 1 1976 4 

1207 PLCNS 90152 1974 1 1974 4 

1208 PLCNS 90170 1981 1 1981 4 

1209 PLCNS 90180 1973 1 1973 4 

1210 PLCNS 90190 1974 1 1974 4 

1211 PLCNS 90230 1977 1 1977 4 

1212 PLCNS 90260 1981 1 1981 4 

1213 PLCNS 90280 1972 1 1972 4 

1214 PLCNS 90280 1980 1 1980 4 

1215 PLCNS 90290 1979 1 1979 4 

1216 PLCNS 90300 1975 1 1975 4 

1217 PLCNS 90310 1978 1 1978 4 

1218 PLCNS 90320 1977 1 1977 4 

1219 PLCNS 90330 1974 1 1974 4 

1220 PLCNS 90330 1983 1 1983 4 

1221 PLCNS 90350 1979 1 1979 4 

1222 PLCNS 90360 1972 1 1972 4 

1223 PLCNS 90360 1976 1 1976 4 

1224 PLCNS 90380 1974 1 1974 4 

1225 PLCNS 90390 1973 1 1973 4 

1226 PLCNS 90390 1981 1 1981 4 

1227 PLCNS 90400 1975 1 1975 4 

1228 PLCNS 90410 1983 1 1983 4 

1229 PLCNS 90430 1975 1 1975 4 

1230 PLCNS 90430 1982 1 1982 4 

1231 PLCNS 90440 1973 1 1973 4 

1232 PLCNS 90450 1980 1 1980 4 

1233 PLCNS 90460 1977 1 1977 4 

1234 PLCNS 90480 1979 1 1979 4 

1235 PLCNS 90490 1977 1 1977 4 

1236 PLCNS 90500 1979 1 1979 4 

1237 PLCNS 90500 1983 1 1983 4 

1238 PLCNS 90520 1980 1 1980 4 

1239 PLCNS 90530 1976 1 1976 4 

1240 PLCNS 90530 1981 1 1981 4 

1241 PLCNS 90540 1982 1 1982 4 

1242 PLCNS 90550 1975 1 1975 4 

1243 PLCNS 90560 1979 1 1979 4 

1244 PLCNS 90570 1982 1 1982 4 

1245 PLCNS 90580 1978 1 1978 4 

1246 PLCNS 90600 1973 1 1973 4 

1247 PLCNS 90600 1978 1 1978 4 

1248 PLCNS 90611 1978 1 1978 4 

1249 PLCNS 90612 1974 1 1974 4 

1250 PLCNS 90612 1981 1 1981 4 



1251 PLCNS 90630 1975 1 1975 4 

1252 PLCNS 90630 1983 1 1983 4 

1253 PLCNS 90640 1978 1 1978 4 

1254 PLCNS 90670 1972 1 1972 4 

1255 PLCNS 90680 1981 1 1981 4 

1256 PLCNS 90690 1973 1 1973 4 

1257 PLCNS 90690 1980 1 1980 4 

1258 PLCNS 90700 1982 1 1982 4 

1259 PLCNS 90740 1972 1 1972 4 

1260 PLCNS 90740 1976 1 1976 4 

1261 PLCNS 90770 1980 1 1980 4 

1262 PLCNS 90780 1980 1 1980 4 

1263 PLCNS 90790 1979 1 1979 4 

1264 PLCNS 90810 1977 1 1977 4

2002 168 

1265 PLCNS 90820 1972 1 1972 4 

1266 PLCNS 90840 1982 1 1982 4 

1267 PLCNS 90850 1974 1 1974 4 

1268 PLCNS 90850 1981 1 1981 4 

1269 PLCNS 90860 1976 1 1976 4 

1270 PLCNS 90870 1975 1 1975 4 

1271 PLCNS 90880 1972 1 1972 4 

1272 PLCNS 90880 1979 1 1979 4 

1273 PLCNS 90911 1978 1 1978 4 

1274 PLCNS 90911 1983 1 1983 4 

1275 PLCNS 90912 1977 1 1977 4 

1276 PLCNS 90940 1972 1 1972 4 

1277 PLCNS 90940 1977 1 1977 4 

1278 PLCNS 90950 1976 1 1976 4 

1279 PLCNS 90960 1983 1 1983 4 

1280 PLCNS 90980 1982 1 1982 4 

1281 PLCNS 95010 1981 1 1981 4 

1282 PLCNS 95020 1974 1 1974 4 

1283 PLCNS 95020 1982 1 1982 4 

1284 PLCNS 95030 1979 1 1979 4 

1285 PLCNS 95040 1972 1 1972 4 

1286 PLCNS 95040 1978 1 1978 4 

1287 PLCNS 95051 1975 1 1975 4 

1288 PLCNS 95052 1973 1 1973 4 

1289 PLCNS 95052 1978 1 1978 4 

1290 PLCNS 95060 1975 1 1975 4 

1291 PLCNS 95071 1976 1 1976 4 

1292 PLCNS 95072 1974 1 1974 4 

1293 PLCNS 95073 1983 1 1983 4 

1294 PLCNS 95081 1975 1 1975 4 

1295 PLCNS 95082 1980 1 1980 4 

1296 PLCNS 95083 1974 1 1974 4 

1297 PLCNS 95083 1980 1 1980 4 

1298 PLCNS 95091 1981 1 1981 4 

1299 PLCNS 95092 1979 1 1979 4 

1300 PLCNS 95100 1979 1 1979 4 



1301 PLCNS 95111 1973 1 1973 4 

1302 PLCNS 95111 1981 1 1981 4 

1303 PLCNS 95112 1980 1 1980 4 

1304 PLCNS 95113 1977 1 1977 4 

1305 PLCNS 95121 1974 1 1974 4 

1306 PLCNS 95122 1977 1 1977 4 

1307 PLCNS 95122 1983 1 1983 4 

1308 PLCNS 95131 1982 1 1982 4 

1309 PLCNS 95132 1977 1 1977 4 

1310 PLCNS 95133 1975 1 1975 4 

1311 PLCNS 95140 1976 1 1976 4 

1312 PLCNS 95151 1976 1 1976 4 

1313 PLCNS 95152 1973 1 1973 4 

1314 PLCNS 95152 1978 1 1978 4 

1315 PLCNS 95160 1973 1 1973 4 

1316 PLCNS 95160 1981 1 1981 4 

1317 PLCNS 95161 1972 1 1972 4 

1318 PLCNS 95170 1974 1 1974 4 

1319 PLCNS 95181 1981 1 1981 4 

1320 PLCNS 95182 1976 1 1976 4 

1321 PLCNS 95182 1983 1 1983 4 

1322 PLCNS 95191 1977 1 1977 4 

1323 PLCNS 95192 1978 1 1978 4 

1324 PLCNS 95201 1982 1 1982 4 

1325 PLCNS 95202 1979 1 1979 4 

1326 PLCNS 95203 1972 1 1972 4 

1327 PLCNS 95210 1972 1 1972 4 

1328 PLCNS 95210 1977 1 1977 4 

1329 PLCNS 95221 1974 1 1974 4

2002 169 

1330 PLCNS 95222 1982 1 1982 4 

1331 PLCNS 95231 1976 1 1976 4 

1332 PLCNS 95232 1982 1 1982 4 

1333 PLCNS 95240 1973 1 1973 4 

1334 PLCNS 95240 1980 1 1980 4 

1335 PLCNS 95250 1978 1 1978 4 

1336 PLCNS 95261 1978 1 1978 4 

1337 PLCNS 95262 1973 1 1973 4 

1338 PLCNS 95263 1983 1 1983 4 

1339 PLCNS 95264 1979 1 1979 4 

1340 PLCNS 95271 1974 1 1974 4 

1341 PLCNS 95272 1972 1 1972 4 

1342 PLCNS 95272 1980 1 1980 4 

1343 PLCNS 95273 1979 1 1979 4 

1344 PLCNS 95274 1975 1 1975 4 

1345 PLCNS 95281 1975 1 1975 4 

1346 PLCNS 95281 1981 1 1981 4 

1347 PLCNS 95282 1983 1 1983 4 

1348 PLCNS 95301 1980 1 1980 4 

1349 PLCNS 95302 1982 1 1982 4 

1350 PLCNS 95311 1976 1 1976 4 



1351 PLCNS 95312 1975 1 1975 4 

1352 PLCNS 95313 1972 1 1972 4 

1353 PLCNS 95321 1977 1 1977 4 

1354 PLCNS 95322 1983 1 1983 4

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LfKATION 

S130RCE OF INFTJRHATI(X4 

TYPE OF DATA 



SQRTEO BY 

f4AJFD 

SAS DATA SET DEsCRIPTION 

SAS version of SIR/SAS Interface File HAJFD, written after range and missing value checks 

Reference Data Interpretive 

Descriptions, unit abbreviations, negligible quantity and excluslon Indicators for rnqor foods 

FQE1 - FQET, RL2, NM, NF1 - NF5, R23, R25, NFSSAS 

MAJFD 

VARIABLES AND TNEIR DESCRIPTIONS 

NO NAME 

VALID BRIEF 

TYPE LENGTN RANGE REFEREKE HISSING DESCRIPTION 

1 MAJFD N 3 1-999 N MAJOR FOOD ~DE 

Numeric code identifying a maJor food 

2 HAJFDDL C 40 apc N !fAJoR FCXJDDESCR LONG 

Long textual description of a rnqor food 

3 MAJFDDLI C 20 apc N MAJOR FCX3D DESCR LONG LINE (1) 

First part of a two part, long textual 

description of a major food 

4 HAJFDDL2 c 20 apc Y MAJOR FOOD Df2iX3fLONG 

LINE (2) 

Second par t of a two part, long textual 

description of a llE3J0rfood 


8 VARIABLES AND TffEIR DESCRIPTIONS (continuation) 

No 

VALID BRIEF 

NAME TYPE LENCfH RANGE REFERENCE HISSING DESCRIPTION 

5 MAJFDDS C 20 apc N MAJOR FIXJD DESCR SHORT 

Short textual descrlp Lion of a mqor food 

6 GMAJFDD1 C 40 apc N GROUPED MAJOR FCQD DESCR (LINE 1) 

F,rst part of a two part descr]ptlon of a 

n% for food - used when major food appears 

under a group heading 

7 Gf4AJFDD2 c 40 apc Y GROUPED UAJOR FOOD DESCR (LINE 2) 

Second part of a two part description of a 

rm+wor food - used when ma.for [ood appears 


8 UNARVIP C 6 apc 

9 UNABVSTD C 6 apc 

10 NQI N 3 0-1 

Y UNIT ARBREV (INPUT) 

A recognised standard abbreviation of Lhe UZ)I[ 

used to express quantl ty In the logbook 

Y UNIT ABBREV (HOREO) 

A recognised standard abbrev]atlon or the UIIII 

used to express the quantity unit in which 

data are held in the sys tern 

N NEGLIGIBLE QUANTITY IND 

Numeric code Indlcatlng whether quant] ty IS 

(0) or ,s not (1) used In calculations 


8 VARIABLES AND THEIR DESCRIPTIONS [continuation) 

NO 

VALID BRIEF 

NAME TYPE LENGTH RANGE REFERENa MISSING DESZRI~ION 

11 EXCLI N 3 0-1 N EXCLUSION INDICATOR 

Numeric code Indlcatlng whether ali minor 

foods In the maJor food are (0) or are not (1) 

in the main Survey Food Iterns faillng In 

major food codes for which EXCLI = i are Itelcl 

In the SAS data set FOITEMLIS rather than ]n 

the SAS data set FOOD ITEM At the time 0[ 

sys terndesigtt they are excluded from al 1 

calculations except those occurring in the 

“non-main”’ par ts of Statement 4 and related 

Statements 

University of Bristol A6/61 Version 4 0 ist May 1993

2002 170 


Obs MAJFD MAJFDDL MAJFDDL1 

1 4 LIQUID WHOLEMILK, FULL PRICE LIQUID WHOLEMILK 

2 5 MILK LIQUID WELFARE MILK LIQUID WELFARE 

3 6 MILK LIQUID SCHOOL MILK LIQUID SCHOOL 

4 9 MILK CONDENSED MILK CONDENSED 

5 10 MILK DRIED NATIONAL MILK DRIED NATIONAL 

6 11 INFANT MILKS INFANT MILKS 

7 12 MILK INSTANT MILK INSTANT 

8 13 YOGHURT AND FROMAGE FRAIS YOGHURT AND 

9 15 SKIMMED MILKS SKIMMED MILK 

10 16 OTHER MILKS AND DAIRY DESSERTS OTHER MILKS AND 

11 17 CREAM CREAM 

12 22 CHEESE NATURAL CHEESE NATURAL 

13 23 CHEESE PROCESSED CHEESE PROCESSED 

14 31 BEEF AND VEAL BEEF AND VEAL 

Obs MAJFDDL2 MAJFDDS GMAJFDD1 

1 FULL PRICE MILK WHOLE LIQUID FP Liquid wholemilk, full price 

2 MILK WELFARE Welfare milk 

3 MILK SCHOOL School milk 

4 MILK CONDENSED Condensed 

5 MILK DRIED NATIONAL Dried, national 

6 INFANT MILKS Infant milks 

7 MILK INSTANT Instant 

8 FROMAGE FRAIS YOGHURT & FROMAGE FR Yoghurt and fromage frais 

9 SKIMMED MILKS Skimmed milks 

10 DAIRY DESSERTS OTH MILKS &DAIRY DES Other milks and dairy desserts 

11 CREAM Cream 

12 CHEESE NATURAL Natural cheese 

13 CHEESE PROCESSED Processed cheese 

14 BEEF AND VEAL Beef and veal 

Obs GMAJFDD2 UNABVIP UNABVSTD NQI EXCLI 

1 1/10pt pt 0 0 

2 1/10pt pt 0 0 

3 1/9pt pt 0 0 

4 1/10pt pt 0 0 

5 1/10pt pt 0 0 

6 1/10pt pt 0 0 

7 1/10pt pt 0 0 

8 1/10pt pt 0 0 

9 1/10pt pt 0 0 

10 1/10pt pt 0 0 

11 1/10pt pt 0 0 

12 oz oz 0 0 

13 oz oz 0 0 

14 oz oz 0 0 

2002 171 



15 36 MUTTON AND LAMB MUTTON AND LAMB 

16 41 PORK PORK 

17 46 LIVER LIVER 

18 51 OFFALS (OTHER THAN LIVER) OFFALS (EXC LIVER) 

19 55 BACON AND HAM UNCOOKED BACON AND HAM 

20 58 BACON AND HAM COOKED (INCL CANNED) BACON AND HAM 

21 59 COOKED POULTRY NOT PURCHASED IN CANS COOKED POULTRY, NOT 

22 62 CORNED MEAT CORNED MEAT 

23 66 OTHER COOKED MEAT (NOT PURCH IN CANS) OTHER COOKED MEAT 

24 71 OTHER CANNED MEAT AND CANNED MEAT PRODS OTHER CANNED MEAT 

25 73 BROILER CHICKEN UNCOOKED (INCL FROZEN) BROILER CHICKEN

26 77 OTHER POULTRY UNCOOKED (INCL FROZEN) OTHER POULTRY 

27 78 RABBIT AND OTHER MEAT RABBIT AND OTHER 

28 79 SAUSAGES UNCOOKED PORK SAUSAGES UNCOOKED 


15 MUTTON AND LAMB Mutton and lamb 

16 PORK Pork 

17 LIVER Liver 

18 OFFAL Offals, other than liver 

19 UNCOOKED BACON & HAM UNCOOKED Bacon and ham, uncooked 

20 COOKED (INC CANNED) BACON & HAM COOKED Bacon and ham, cooked, including 

canned 

21 PURCHASED IN CANS COOKED POULTRY Cooked poultry (not purchased in 

cans) 

22 CORNED MEAT Corned meat 

23 (NOT PURCH IN CANS) OTHER COOKED MEAT Other cooked meat(not purchased in 

cans) 

24 & CANNED MEAT PRODS OTHER CANNED MEAT Other canned meat and canned meat 

25 UNCOOKED, INC FROZEN BROILER CHICKEN UNCK Broiler chicken, uncooked, 

including 

26 UNCOOKED, INC FROZEN OTHER POULTRY UNCKED Other poultry uncooked, including 

frozen 

27 MEAT RABBIT & OTHER MEAT Rabbit and other meat 

28 PORK SAUSAGES UNCK. PORK Sausages, uncooked, pork 


15 oz oz 0 0 

16 oz oz 0 0 

17 oz oz 0 0 

18 oz oz 0 0 

19 oz oz 0 0 

20 oz oz 0 0 

21 oz oz 0 0 

22 oz oz 0 0 

23 oz oz 0 0 

24 products oz oz 0 0 

25 frozen oz oz 0 0 

26 oz oz 0 0 

27 oz oz 0 0 

28 oz oz 0 0 

2002 172 



29 80 SAUSAGES UNCOOKED BEEF SAUSAGES UNCOOKED 

30 83 MEAT PIES AND SAUSAGE ROLLS READY TO EAT MEAT PIES & SAUSAGE 

31 88 TOTAL FROZEN CONV MEAT AND MEAT PRODS FROZEN CONVENIENCE 

32 93 PATE AND DELICATESSEN-TYPE SAUSAGE PATE & DELICATESSEN- 

33 94 OTHER MEAT PRODUCTS OTHER MEAT PRODUCTS 

34 100 FISH WHITE FILLETED FRESH FISH WHITE 

35 105 FISH WHITE UNFILLETED FRESH FISH WHITE 

36 110 FISH WHITE UNCOOKED FROZEN FISH WHITE 

37 111 FISH HERRING FILLETED FRESH FISH HERRING 

38 112 FISH HERRING UNFILLETED FRESH FISH HERRING 

39 113 FISH FAT OTHER THAN HERRING FRESH FISH FAT OTHER THAN 

40 114 FISH WHITE PROCESSED FISH WHITE PROCESSED 

41 115 FISH FAT PROCESSED FILLETED FISH FAT PROCESSED 

42 116 FISH FAT PROCESSED UNFILLETED FISH FAT PROCESSED 


29 BEEF SAUSAGES UNCK. BEEF Sausages, uncooked, beef 

30 ROLLS READY TO EAT MEAT PIES&S.R. R-T-E Meat pies and sausage rolls,readyto-eat 

31 MEAT AND PRODUCTS FROZEN CONV. MEAT Frozen convenience meats and frozen 

32 TYPE SAUSAGE PATE & DELI SAUSAGE Pate and delicatessen-type sausage 

33 OTHER MEAT PRODUCTS Other meat products

34 FILLETED FRESH FISH WHITE FRESH FIL White, filleted, fresh 

35 UNFILLETED FRESH FISH WHITE FRESH OTH White, unfilleted, fresh 

36 UNCOOKED FROZEN FISH WHITE FROZEN White, uncooked, frozen 

37 FILLETED FRESH HERRING FRESH FIL Herring, filleted, fresh 

38 UNFILLETED FRESH HERRING FRESH UNFIL Herring, unfilleted, fresh 

39 HERRING FRESH FISH FAT OTHER FRESH Fat, fresh, other than herring 

40 FISH WHITE PROCESSED White, processed 

41 FILLETED FISH FAT PROC. FIL Fat, processed, filleted 

42 UNFILLETED FISH FAT PROC. UNFIL Fat, processed, unfilleted 


29 oz oz 0 0 

30 oz oz 0 0 

31 convenience meat products oz oz 0 0 

32 oz oz 0 0 

33 oz oz 0 0 

34 oz oz 0 0 

35 oz oz 0 0 

36 oz oz 0 0 

37 oz oz 0 0 

38 oz oz 0 0 

39 oz oz 0 0 

40 oz oz 0 0 

41 oz oz 0 0 

42 oz oz 0 0 

2002 173 



43 117 FISH SHELL FISH SHELL 

44 118 FISH COOKED FISH COOKED 

45 119 SALMON CANNED SALMON CANNED 

46 120 OTHER CANNED OR BOTTLED FISH OTHER CANNED OR 

47 123 FISH PRODUCTS NOT FROZEN FISH PRODUCTS 

48 127 FROZEN CONV FISH PRODUCTS FROZEN CONV FISH 

49 129 EGGS EGGS 

50 135 BUTTER BUTTER 

51 138 MARGARINE MARGARINE 

52 139 LARD & COMPOUND COOKING FAT LARD AND COMPOUND 

53 143 VEGETABLE & SALAD OILS VEGETABLE AND SALAD 

54 148 ALL OTHER FATS ALL OTHER FATS 

55 150 SUGAR SUGAR 

56 151 JAMS JELLIES & FRUIT CURDS JAMS JELLIES AND 


43 FISH SHELL Shellfish 

44 FISH COOKED Cooked fish 

45 SALMON CANNED Canned salmon 

46 BOTTLED FISH OTHER CANNED FISH Other canned or bottled fish 

47 NOT FROZEN FISH PROD. UNFROZEN Fish products, not frozen 

48 PRODUCTS FROZEN CONV FISH PRD Frozen convenience fish products 

49 EGGS Eggs 

50 BUTTER Butter 

51 MARGARINE Margarine 

52 COOKING FAT LARD & COOKING FAT Lard and compound cooking fat 

53 OILS VEGETABLE&SALAD OILS Vegetable and salad oils 

54 ALL OTHER FATS All other fats, n.e.s. 

55 SUGAR Sugar 

56 FRUIT CURDS JAM,JELLY,FRUIT CURD Jams, jellies, fruit curds 


43 oz oz 0 0 

44 oz oz 0 0 

45 oz oz 0 0 

46 oz oz 0 0 

47 oz oz 0 0

48 oz oz 0 0 

49 egg egg 0 0 

50 oz oz 0 0 

51 oz oz 0 0 

52 oz oz 0 0 

53 floz floz 0 0 

54 oz oz 0 0 

55 oz oz 0 0 

56 oz oz 0 0 

2002 174 



57 152 MARMALADE MARMALADE 

58 153 SYRUP AND TREACLE SYRUP AND TREACLE 

59 154 HONEY HONEY 

60 155 POTATOES POTATOES 

61 156 POTS PREV YRS CROP NOT P/P PURCH JAN/AUG POTATOES PYC NOT P/P 

62 157 POTS PREV YRS CROP P/P PURCH JAN/AUG POTATOES PYC P/P 

63 158 POTS CURR YRS CROP NOT P/P PURCH JAN/AUG POTATOES CYC NOT P/P 

64 159 POTS CURR YRS CROP P/P PURCH JAN/AUG POTATOES CYC P/P 

65 160 POTS CURR YRS CROP NOT P/P PURCH SEP/DEC POTATOES CYC NOT P/P 

66 161 POTS CURR YRS CROP P/P PURCH SEP/DEC POTATOES CYC P/P 

67 162 CABBAGES FRESH CABBAGES FRESH 

68 163 BRUSSELS FRESH BRUSSELS FRESH 

69 164 CAULIFLOWERS AND CALABRESE FRESH CAULIFLOWERS AND 

70 167 LEAFY SALADS FRESH LEAFY SALADS FRESH 


57 MARMALADE Marmalade 

58 SYRUP AND TREACLE Syrup, treacle 

59 HONEY Honey 

60 POTATOES Potatoes 

61 PURCHASED JAN/AUG POTS PYC NOT P/P J/A Loose or unspecified 

62 PURCHASED JAN/AUG POTS PYC P/P J/A Prepacked 

63 PURCHASED JAN/AUG POTS CYC NOT P/P J/A Loose or unspecified 

64 PURCHASED JAN/AUG POTS CYC P/P J/A Prepacked 

65 PURCHASED SEP/DEC POTS CYC NOT P/P S/D Loose or unspecified 

66 PURCHASED SEP/DEC POTS CYC P/P S/D Prepacked 

67 CABBAGES FRESH Cabbages 

68 BRUSSELS FRESH Brussel sprouts 

69 CALABRESE FRESH CAULIFLOWERS FRESH Cauliflowers and calabrese 

70 LEAFY SALADS FRESH Leafy salads 


57 oz oz 0 0 

58 oz oz 0 0 

59 oz oz 0 0 

60 oz oz 0 0 

61 oz oz 0 0 

62 oz oz 0 0 

63 oz oz 0 0 

64 oz oz 0 0 

65 oz oz 0 0 

66 oz oz 0 0 

67 oz oz 0 0 

68 oz oz 0 0 

69 oz oz 0 0 

70 oz oz 0 0 

2002 175 



71 168 PEAS FRESH PEAS FRESH 

72 169 BEANS FRESH BEANS FRESH

73 171 OTHER FRESH GREEN VEGETABLES OTHER FRESH GREEN 

74 172 CARROTS FRESH CARROTS FRESH 

75 173 TURNIPS & SWEDES FRESH TURNIPS AND SWEDES 

76 174 OTHER ROOT VEG FRESH OTHER ROOT VEG FRESH 

77 175 ONIONS LEEKS SHALLOTS FRESH ONIONS LEEKS AND 

78 176 CUCUMBERS FRESH CUCUMBERS FRESH 

79 177 MUSHROOMS FRESH MUSHROOMS FRESH 

80 178 TOMATOES FRESH TOMATOES FRESH 

81 183 MISC FRESH VEGTABLES MISCELLANEOUS FRESH 

82 184 TOMATOES CANNED AND BOTTLED TOMATOES CANNED AND 

83 185 PEAS CANNED PEAS CANNED 

84 188 BEANS CANNED BEANS CANNED 


71 PEAS FRESH Peas 

72 BEANS FRESH Beans 

73 VEGETABLES OTH FRESH GREEN VEG Other fresh green vegetables 

74 CARROTS FRESH Carrots 

75 FRESH TURNIPS&SWEDES FRESH Turnips and swedes 

76 OTHER ROOT VEG FRESH Other root vegetables 

77 SHALLOTS FRESH ONIONS LEEKS SHALLOT Onions, shallots, leeks 

78 CUCUMBERS FRESH Cucumbers 

79 MUSHROOMS FRESH Mushrooms 

80 TOMATOES FRESH Tomatoes 

81 VEGETABLES MISC FRESH VEG Miscellaneous fresh vegetables 

82 BOTTLED TOMATOES CANNED &BOT Tomatoes, canned or bottled 

83 PEAS CANNED Peas, canned 

84 BEANS CANNED Beans, canned 


71 oz oz 0 0 

72 oz oz 0 0 

73 oz oz 0 0 

74 oz oz 0 0 

75 oz oz 0 0 

76 oz oz 0 0 

77 oz oz 0 0 

78 oz oz 0 0 

79 oz oz 0 0 

80 oz oz 0 0 

81 oz oz 0 0 

82 oz oz 0 0 

83 oz oz 0 0 

84 oz oz 0 0 

2002 176 



85 191 OTHER CANNED VEG (NOT POTS TOMS PULSES) OTHER CANNED VEG (EX 

86 192 DRIED PULSES OTHER THAN AIR-DRIED DRIED PULSES OTHER 

87 195 AIR-DRIED VEGETABLES AIR-DRIED VEGETABLES 

88 196 VEGETABLE JUICES VEGETABLE JUICES 

89 197 CHIPS EXCL FROZEN CHIPS EXCLUDING 

90 198 INSTANT POTATO INSTANT POTATO 

91 199 CANNED POTATO CANNED POTATO 

92 200 CRISPS & OTHER POTATO PRODS NOT FROZEN CRISPS AND OTHER 

93 202 OTHER VEGETABLE PRODUCTS OTHER VEGETABLE 

94 203 FROZEN PEAS FROZEN PEAS 

95 204 FROZEN BEANS FROZEN BEANS 

96 205 FROZEN CHIPS & OTHER FROZEN POTATO PRODS FROZEN CHIPS & OTHER 

97 208 ALL FROZEN VEG/VEG PRODS NSE ALL FROZEN VEG NSE 

98 210 ORANGES FRESH ORANGES FRESH 


85 POTS TOMS PULSES) OTHER CANNED VEG. Canned vegetables (other than 

pulses,

86 THAN AIR-DRIED DRY PULSES NOT AIR-D Dried pulses, other than air-dried 

87 AIR-DRIED VEGETABLES Air-dried vegetables 

88 VEGETABLE JUICES Vegetable juices 

89 FROZEN CHIPS EXCL FROZEN Chips, excluding frozen 

90 INSTANT POTATO Instant potato 

91 CANNED POTATO Canned potato 

92 POTATO PRODUCTS NF CRISPS & POT PROD NF Crisps and other potato products, 

93 PRODUCTS OTHER VEG PRODUCTS Other vegetable products 

94 FROZEN PEAS Frozen peas 

95 FROZEN BEANS Frozen beans 

96 FROZEN POTATO PRODS FROZEN CHIPS&POT PRD Frozen chips and other frozen 

97 ALL FROZEN VEG NSE All frozen vegetables and frozen 

98 ORANGES FRESH Oranges 


85 potatoes or tomatoes) oz oz 0 0 

86 oz oz 0 0 

87 oz oz 0 0 


89 oz oz 0 0 

90 oz oz 0 0 

91 oz oz 0 0 

92 not frozen oz oz 0 0 

93 oz oz 0 0 

94 oz oz 0 0 

95 oz oz 0 0 

96 convenience potato products oz oz 0 0 

97 vegetable products n.e.s. oz oz 0 0 

98 oz oz 0 0 

2002 177 


Obs MAJFD MAJFDDL MAJFDDL1 MAJFDDL2 

99 214 OTHER CITRUS FRUIT FRESH OTHER CITRUS FRESH 

100 217 APPLES FRESH APPLES FRESH 

101 218 PEARS FRESH PEARS FRESH 

102 221 STONE FRUIT FRESH STONE FRUIT FRESH 

103 222 GRAPES FRESH GRAPES FRESH 

104 227 SOFT FRUIT FRESH, OTHER THAN GRAPES SOFT FRUIT FRESH OTHER THAN 

GRAPES 

105 228 BANANAS FRESH BANANAS FRESH 

106 229 RHUBARB FRESH RHUBARB FRESH 

107 231 OTHER FRESH FRUIT OTHER FRESH FRUIT 

108 233 CANNED PEACHES PEARS AND PINEAPPLES CANNED PEACHES PEARS AND PINEAPPLES 

109 236 OTHER CANNED OR BOTTLED FRUIT OTHER CANNED OR BOTTLED FRUIT 

110 240 DRIED FRUIT AND DRIED FRUIT PRODS DRIED FRUIT AND DRIED FRUIT 

PRODUCTS 

111 241 FROZEN FRUIT/FRUIT PRODS FROZEN FRUIT AND FRUIT PRODS 

112 245 NUTS AND NUT PRODUCTS NUTS AND NUT PRODUCTS 

Obs MAJFDDS GMAJFDD1 GMAJFDD2 

99 OTHER CITRUS FRESH Other citrus fruits 

100 APPLES FRESH Apples 

101 PEARS FRESH Pears 

102 STONE FRUIT FRESH Stone fruit 

103 GRAPES FRESH Grapes 

104 SOFT FRUIT FRESH NSE Soft fruits, other than grapes 

105 BANANAS FRESH Bananas 

106 RHUBARB FRESH Rhubarb 

107 OTHER FRESH FRUIT Other fresh fruit 

108 CANNED PEACH PEAR&PI Canned peaches, pears and pineapples 

109 OTHER CANNED FRUIT Other canned or bottled fruit 

110 DRIED FRUIT & PRODS Dried fruit and dried fruit products 

111 FROZEN FRUIT & PRODS Frozen fruit and frozen fruit products 

112 NUTS & NUT PRODUCTS Nuts and nut products 

Obs UNABVIP UNABVSTD NQI EXCLI

99 oz oz 0 0 

100 oz oz 0 0 

101 oz oz 0 0 

102 oz oz 0 0 

103 oz oz 0 0 

104 oz oz 0 0 

105 oz oz 0 0 

106 oz oz 0 0 

107 oz oz 0 0 

108 oz oz 0 0 

109 oz oz 0 0 

110 oz oz 0 0 

111 oz oz 0 0 

112 oz oz 0 0 

2002 178 



113 248 FRUIT JUICES FRUIT JUICES 

114 249 WELFARE ORANGE JUICE WELFARE ORANGE JUICE 

115 251 BREAD WHITE UNSLICED (LARGE ONLY PRE-92) BREAD WHITE UNSLICED (LARGE ONLY 

PRE-92) 

116 252 BREAD WHITE SLICED (LARGE ONLY PRE-92) BREAD WHITE,SLICED (LARGE ONLY 

PRE-92) 

117 253 BREAD WHITE SMALL UNSLICED (PRE-1992) BREAD WHITE SMALL UNSLICED (PRE- 

1992) 

118 254 BREAD WHITE SMALL SLICED (PRE-1992) BREAD WHITE SMALL SLICED (PRE- 

1992) 

119 255 BREAD BROWN (PRE-1992) BREAD BROWN (PRE- 1992) 

120 256 BREAD WHOLEWHEAT & WHOLEMEAL (PRE-1992) BREAD WHOLEWHEAT AND WHOLEMEAL PRE- 

1992 

121 257 BREAD WHITE SLICED PREMIUM BREAD WHITE SLICED PREMIUM 

122 258 BREAD WHITE SLICED SOFTGRAIN BREAD SLICED SOFT GRAIN WHITE 

123 259 BREAD BROWN SLICED BREAD BROWN SLICED 

124 260 BREAD WHOLEMEAL SLICED BREAD WHOLEMEAL SLICED 

125 261 BREAD BROWN UNSLICED BREAD BROWN UNSLICED 

126 262 BREAD WHOLEMEAL UNSLICED BREAD WHOLEMEAL UNSLICED 


113 FRUIT JUICES Fruit juices 

114 WELFARE ORANGE JUICE Welfare orange juice 

115 BREAD WH USL(LG

124 oz oz 0 0 

125 oz oz 0 0 

126 oz oz 0 0 

2002 179 



127 263 TOTAL OTHER BREAD TOTAL OTHER BREAD 

128 264 FLOUR FLOUR 

129 267 BUNS SCONES AND TEACAKES BUNS SCONES AND TEACAKES 

130 270 CAKES AND PASTRIES CAKES AND PASTRIES 

131 271 CRISPBREAD CRISPBREAD 

132 274 BISCUITS OTHER THAN CHOCOLATE BISCUITS OTHER THAN CHOCOLATE 

133 277 BISCUITS CHOCOLATE BISCUITS CHOCOLATE 

134 281 OATMEAL AND OAT PRODUCTS OATMEAL AND OAT PRODUCTS 

135 282 BREAKFAST CEREALS BREAKFAST CEREALS 

136 285 CANNED MILK PUDDINGS CANNED MILK PUDDINGS 

137 286 OTHER PUDDINGS OTHER PUDDINGS 

138 287 RICE RICE 

139 290 CEREAL-BASED INVALID-INCL SLIMMING-FOODS CEREAL BASED INVALID INCL. SLIMMING 

FOODS 

140 291 INFANT FOODS INFANT FOODS 


127 TOTAL OTHER BREAD Other bread 

128 FLOUR Flour 

129 BUNS SCONES&TEACAKES Buns, scones and teacakes 

130 CAKES AND PASTRIES Cakes and pastries 

131 CRISPBREAD Crispbread 

132 BISCUITS NOT CHOC. Biscuits, other than chocolate 

133 BISCUITS CHOCOLATE Biscuits, chocolate 

134 OATMEAL & OAT PRODS Oatmeal and oat products 

135 BREAKFAST CEREALS Breakfast cereals 

136 CANNED MILK PUDDINGS Canned milk puddings 

137 OTHER PUDDINGS Other puddings 

138 RICE Rice 

139 CEREAL INVALID FOODS Cereal-based invalid foods (including "slimming" 

foods) 

140 INFANT FOODS Infant cereal foods 

Obs UNABVIP UNABVSTD NQI EXCLI 

127 oz oz 0 0 

128 oz oz 0 0 

129 oz oz 0 0 

130 oz oz 0 0 

131 oz oz 0 0 

132 oz oz 0 0 

133 oz oz 0 0 

134 oz oz 0 0 

135 oz oz 0 0 

136 oz oz 0 0 

137 oz oz 0 0 

138 oz oz 0 0 

139 oz oz 0 0 

140 oz oz 0 0 

2002 180 



141 294 TOTAL FROZEN CONVENIENCE CEREAL FOODS FROZEN CONVENIENCE 

142 299 TOTAL CEREAL CONVENIENCE FOODS NSE OTHER CEREAL 

143 301 OTHER CEREAL FOODS OTHER CEREAL FOODS 

144 304 TEA TEA 

145 307 COFFEE BEAN AND GROUND COFFEE BEAN AND 

146 308 COFFEE INSTANT (INCL AFD) COFFEE INSTANT

147 309 COFFEE ESSENCES COFFEE ESSENCES 

148 312 COCOA AND DRINKING CHOCOLATE COCOA AND DRINKING 

149 313 BRANDED FOOD DRINKS BRANDED FOOD DRINKS 

150 314 MINERAL WATER MINERAL WATER 

151 315 BABY FOODS CANNED OR BOTTLED BABY FOODS CANNED 

152 318 SOUPS CANNED SOUPS CANNED 

153 319 SOUPS DEHYDRATED AND POWDERED SOUPS DEHYDRATED 

154 320 AFD FOODS (EXCL COFFEE) AFD FOODS 


141 CEREAL FOODS FROZEN CONV CEREALS Frozen convenience cereal foods 

142 CONVENIENCE FOOD NSE OTHER CONV CEREALS Cereal convenience foods 

143 OTHER CEREAL FOODS Other cereal foods 

144 TEA Tea 

145 GROUND COFFEE BEAN&GROUND Coffee, bean and ground 

146 (INCL AFD) COFFEE INSTANT & AFD Coffee, instant (including AFD) 

147 COFFEE ESSENCES Coffee, essences 

148 CHOCOLATE COCOA &DRINKING CHOC Cocoa and drinking chocolate 

149 BRANDED FOOD DRINKS Branded food drinks 

150 MINERAL WATER Mineral water 

151 OR BOTTLED BABY FOOD CANNED&BOT Baby foods, canned or bottled 

152 SOUPS CANNED Soups, canned 

153 AND POWDERED SOUPS POWDERED Soups, dehydrated and powdered 

154 (EXCLUDING COFFEE) AFD FOOD(NOT COFFEE) Accelerated freeze-dried foods 


141 oz oz 0 0 

142 (including canned) n.e.s. oz oz 0 0 

143 oz oz 0 0 

144 oz oz 0 0 

145 oz oz 0 0 

146 oz oz 0 0 


148 oz oz 0 0 

149 oz oz 0 0 


151 oz oz 0 0 

152 oz oz 0 0 

153 oz oz 0 0 

154 (excluding coffee) oz oz 0 0 

2002 181 



155 323 SPREADS AND DRESSINGS SPREADS & DRESSINGS 

156 327 PICKLES AND SAUCES PICKLES AND SAUCES 

157 328 MEAT AND YEAST EXTRACTS MEAT AND YEAST 

158 329 TABLE JELLY SQUARES AND CRYSTALS TABLE JELLY SQUARES 

159 332 ICECREAM (+MOUSSE PRE-92) ICECREAM (+MOUSSE 

160 333 ICECREAM PRODUCTS & OTH FROZEN DAIRY FDS ICECREAM PRODS AND 

161 334 SALT SALT 

162 335 ARTIFICIAL SWEETENERS - EXP ONLY ARTIFICIAL SWEETENER 

163 336 MISCELLANEOUS - EXP ONLY MISCELLANEOUS - 

164 339 NOVEL PROTEIN FOODS NOVEL PROTEIN FOODS 

165 340 SOFT DRINKS CONCENTRATED SOFT DRINKS 

166 341 SOFT DRINKS UNCONCENTRATED SOFT DRINKS 

167 342 SOFT DRINKS LOW CALORIE SOFT DRINKS 

168 343 LOW CALORIE SOFT DRINKS CONCENTRATED LOW CAL SOFT DRINKS 


155 SPREADS & DRESSINGS Spreads and dressings 

156 PICKLES AND SAUCES Pickles and sauces 

157 EXTRACTS MEAT&YEAST EXTRACTS Meat and yeast extracts 

158 AND CRYSTALS TABLE JELLY Table jelly, squares and crystals 

159 PRE-92) ICECRM (+MOUSSE

161 SALT Salt 

162 - EXP ONLY ARTIF SWEETENERS-EXP Artificial sweeteners (expenditure 

only) 

163 EXP ONLY MISC - EXP ONLY Miscellaneous (expenditure only) 

164 NOVEL PROTEIN FOODS Novel protein foods 

165 CONCENTRATED SOFT DRINKS CONC. Soft drinks, concentrated 

166 UNCONCENTRATED SOFT DRINKS UNCONC Soft drinks, unconcentrated 

167 LOW CALORIE SOFT DRINKS LOW CAL Low calorie soft drinks 

168 CONCENTRATED SOFT DRNKS L.CAL CON Low calorie soft drinks 

concentrated 


155 oz oz 0 0 

156 oz oz 0 0 

157 oz oz 0 0 

158 oz oz 0 0 


160 dairy foods floz floz 0 0 

161 oz oz 0 0 

162 1 0 

163 1 0 

164 oz oz 0 0 





2002 182 



169 344 LOW CALORIE SOFT DRINKS UNCONCENTRATED LOW CAL SOFT DRINKS 

170 350 SOLID CHOCOLATE SOLID CHOCOLATE 

171 351 CHOCOLATE COATED FILLED BAR/SWEETS CHOCOLATE COATED 

172 352 CHEWING GUM CHEWING GUM 

173 353 MINTS AND BOILED SWEETS MINTS AND BOILED 

174 354 FUDGE, TOFFEES, CARAMELS FUDGE, TOFFEES, 

175 380 LOW ALCOHOL BEERS, LAGERS AND CIDERS LOW ALCOHOL BEERS, 

176 381 BEERS BEERS 

177 382 LAGERS AND CONTINENTAL BEERS LAGERS AND 

178 383 CIDERS AND PERRY CIDERS AND PERRY 

179 384 WINE WINE 

180 385 LA WINE, WINE AND SPIRITS WITH ADDITION LA WINE,WINE/SPIRIT 

181 386 FORTIFIED WINES FORTIFIED WINES 

182 387 SPIRITS SPIRITS 


169 UNCONCENTRATED SOFT DRINKS L.CAL UN Low calorie soft drinks 

unconcentrated 

170 SOLID CHOCOLATE Solid chocolate 

171 FILLED BAR/SWEETS CHOCCOATED BAR/SWEET Chocolate coated filled bar/sweets 

172 CHEWING GUM Chewing gum 

173 SWEETS MINTS/BOILED SWEETS Mints and boiled sweets 

174 AND CARAMELS FUDGE/TOFFEE/CARAMEL Fudge, toffees, caramels 

175 LAGERS AND CIDERS LA BEER LAGER CIDER Low Alcohol beers, lagers and 

ciders 

176 BEERS Beers 

177 CONTINENTAL BEERS LAGERS/FOREIGN BEERS Lagers and continental beers 

178 CIDERS AND PERRY Ciders and perry 

179 WINE Wine 

180 WITH ADDITIONS LA/MIXED WINE/SPIRIT Low Alcohol wine, wines and 

spirits with 

181 FORTIFIED WINES Fortified wines 

182 SPIRITS Spirits 


169 floz floz 0 0

170 g g 0 0 

171 g g 0 0 

172 g g 0 0 

173 g g 0 0 

174 g g 0 0 

175 cl cl 0 0 

176 cl cl 0 0 

177 cl cl 0 0 

178 cl cl 0 0 

179 cl cl 0 0 

180 additions cl cl 0 0 

181 cl cl 0 0 

182 cl cl 0 0 

2002 183 



183 388 LIQUEURS LIQUEURS 

184 389 ALCOHOLIC CARBONATES ALCOHOLIC CARBONATED 


183 LIQUEURS Liqueurs 

184 DRINKS ALCO-POPS Alcoholic Carbonates(Alco-pops) 


183 cl cl 0 0 

184 ml ml 0 0

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

— 

SAS DATA SET NAfE 

L02ATION 

SOORCX OF INFORMATION 

TYPE OF DATA 

BRIEF DESCifI~ION 

READ IN SAS PRCK (S) 

SORTED BY 

MINFD 


SAS version of SIR/SAS Interface File MINFD, written after 

Reference Data 

Descrlptlons, membership of rmJor foods, seasonal period of 

FQEl - FQE7, RLl, HL2, RL3, NF1 - NF5, S23, S25, NFSSAS 

UINFD 

VARIABLES AND THEIR DESKIUPTIONS 

NO NAME 

VALID BRIEF 

TYPE LENGTN RANGE REFERENCE MISX31NC DESCRIPTION 

range and missing value checks 

val]dlty for mtnor foods 

1 HINFD N 4 1-99999 N MINOR FOOD CDDE 

Numeric code Identlfylng a minor food The 

code is mde up of the major food code 

followed by 2 addltlorual digits but not ‘WJ’ 

2 RAJFD N 3 1-999 N RAJOR FLKIDU3DE 

Numeric code ldentlfylng the unique rmJor food 

to which the minor food belongs This lS tile 

minor food code w] th the tral llng two dlgl ts 

s trIpped away 

3 MINFDDL C 40 

N MINOR FCOD DESR LONG 

Long textual description of minor food 

Unlverslty of Bristol A6/62 Version 4 0 1st May 19’33

8 VARIABLES AND THEIR DF.WRIPTIONS [contlnuat, on) 

No 

VALID BRIEF 

NAME TYPE LENCIH RANGE REFERENCE MISSING DESCRIPTION 

4 141NFDDL1 C 20 apc N MINOR F~D DFSCR LONG LINE (1) 

First part of two part, long textual 

description of minor food 

5 U1NFDDL2 C 20 apc Y MINOR FCX3D DESCR LONG LINE (2) 

Second part of two Fr t, long textual 

description of minor food 

6 MINFDIS C 20 apc N MINoR FCOD DESCR SHORT 

Long textual description of minor food 

7 GMINFDD1 C 40 apc N GRoUPED MINOR FcY3D DESCR LINE (1) 

First part of a two part description of a 

minor food - used when minor food appears 


8 GMINFDD2 c 40 apc 

9 STMfHSST N 3 

10 STKfHSFh N 3 

1-12 

1-12 

Y GRoUPED MINOR FOOD DFSCR LINE (2) 

Second part of a two part description of a 

minor food - used when minor food appears 

uncler a group heading 

N WATISTICAL MONTH (SEAS START) 

Statistical month which starts the seasonal 

period during whch the minor food 1s active 

N STATISTICAL MONTH (SEAS FINISH) 

Statistical month which ends the seasonal 

period during whch the minor food IS active 


8 VARIASLES AND THEIR Df?EKRIP1’IONS [contlnuatlon) 

VALID BRIEF 

NO NAME ‘f_fPE LENGTH RANGE REFERENCE MISSING DESCRIPTION 

11 OJMEr N 8 (o - {1017-1) Y QUANTITY MULTIPLE (fJDi_fRIC) 

A quantity which all recorded amounts should 

be a multiple of Used in val Idat ing Iogbooh 

data 

12 QMIMP N 8 

13 C12ul N 5 

14 C12uz N 5 

15 @J3 N 5 

(o - ~,.17-1) 

.–t––– , 

1 

1 

Y OUANTITY MULTIPLE (IMPERIAL) 

A quantity which all recorded amounts should 

be a trmltlple of 

data 

Used in val Idat Ing logbook 

{109-1) Y CXXVXfMPTION QUANTITY (UPPER 1) 

A quantity which IS an upper bound on an 

acqulsltlon of this food declared as free 

food Used In validation of logbook data 

(109-1) Y 03NsUMPTION QUANTITY (UPPER 2) 

A quantity which 1s an upper bound on an 

acqulsltlon of this food for households WIIIL 

no freezer Used In validation of Iogbouk 

data 

o - (109-1) 

Y mNSUMFfION QUANTITY (UPPER 3) 

A quantl ty which 1s an upper bound on an 

acqulsi tlon of this food for households WI tl,.) 

freezer Used In val Idatlon of logbook dal.1 


8 VARIABLES AND THEIR DESCRIPTIONS (cont,nuat,on) 

VALID BRIEF 

NO NAKF. NPE LENGTH RANGE REFERENCE MISSING DESCRIPTION 

16 WELFI N 3 0-1 N WELFARE PREMIUM IND 

Indicates whether (1) or not (0) a premium IS 

paid when a higher than normal standard of 

food (e g “gold cap ‘ milk) 1s obtained under 

a wel fare scheme 

17 UNABVSTD c 6 

18 NQI N 3 

19 EXCLI N 3 

apc 

o-1 

0-1 

Y UNIT ABBREV (STORED) 

A recognised standard abbrevlat Ion of tke unl 1 

used to express the quantl ty unl t in wh]ch 

data are held In the SYS tern 

N NEGLIGIBLE QUANTITY IND 

Numeric code indicating whether quantity IS 

(0) or is not (1) used In calculations 

N EXCLUSION INDICATOR 

Numeric code indicating whether all minor 

foods in the nqor food are (0) or are not (1) 

in the main Survey Food Iternsfal 1Ing In 

~JOr food codes for which EXCLI . 1 are held 

in the SAS data set FDITEMOS rather than In 

the SAS data set FCKIDITEM At the time of 

system design they are excluded from al 1 

calculations except those occur rlrlg Ih lke 

“non-n.aln”’parts of Statement 4 and related 

Statements 

Unlverslty of Bristol A6/65 Version 4 0 1st M3y 1993

2002 184 


Obs MINFD MAJFD MINFDDL MINFDDL1 

1 401 4 MILK LIQUID FULL PRICE LIQUID MILK 

2 402 4 "UHT" LIQUID MILK, FULL PRICE "UHT" LIQUID MILK, 

3 403 4 STERILISED MILK, FULL PRICE STERILISED MILK, 

4 404 4 OTHER LIQUID MILK, FULL PRICE OTHER LIQUID MILK, 

5 501 5 MILK LIQUID WELFARE MILK LIQUID WELFARE 

6 601 6 MILK LIQUID SCHOOL MILK LIQUID SCHOOL 

7 901 9 MILK CONDENSED MILK CONDENSED 

8 1001 10 MILK DRIED NATIONAL MILK DRIED NATIONAL 

9 1101 11 INFANT MILKS INFANT MILKS 

10 1201 12 MILK INSTANT MILK INSTANT 

11 1301 13 YOGHURT YOGHURT 

12 1302 13 FROMAGE FRAIS FROMAGE FRAIS 

13 1501 15 SKIMMED MILK SKIMMED MILK 

14 1502 15 FULLY SKIMMED MILK FULLY SKIMMED MILK 

Obs MINFDDL2 MINFDDS GMINFDD1 

1 FULL PRICE MILK LIQ, FULL PRICE Milk liquid full price 

2 FULL PRICE "UHT" LIQ MILK, FP UHT 

3 FULL PRICE STERILISED MILK, FP Sterilised 

4 FULL PRICE OTHER LIQUID MILK,FP Other 

5 MILK LIQUID WELFARE Milk liquid welfare 

6 MILK LIQUID SCHOOL Milk liquid school 

7 MILK CONDENSED Milk condensed 

8 MILK DRIED NATIONAL Milk dried national 

9 INFANT MILKS Infant milks 

10 MILK INSTANT Milk instant 

11 YOGHURT Yoghurt 

12 FROMAGE FRAIS Fromage frais 

13 SKIMMED MILK Skimmed milk 

14 FULLY SKIMMED MILK Fully skimmed 

Obs GMINFDD2 STMTHSST STMTHSFN QMMET QMIMP CQU1 CQU2 CQU3 WELFI UNABVSTD NQI 

EXCLI 

1 1 12 . . 10 45 141 0 pt 0 

0 

2 1 12 . . 10 45 141 0 pt 0 

0 

3 1 12 . . 10 45 141 0 pt 0 

0 

4 1 12 . . 10 45 141 0 pt 0 

0 

5 1 12 . . 10 45 141 1 pt 0 

0 

6 1 12 . . 11 50 156 0 pt 0 

0 

7 1 12 . . 10 45 141 0 pt 0 

0 

8 1 12 . . 10 45 141 0 pt 0 

0 

9 1 12 . . 10 45 141 0 pt 0 

0 

10 1 12 . . 10 45 141 0 pt 0 

0 

11 1 12 . . 10 45 141 0 pt 0 

0 

12 1 12 . . 10 45 141 0 pt 0 

0 

13 1 12 . . 10 45 141 0 pt 0 

0 

14 1 12 . . 10 45 141 0 pt 0 

0 

The SAS System

2002 185 


15 1503 15 SEMI AND OTHER SKIMMED MILKS SEMI AND OTHER 

16 1601 16 OTHER MILK, INC SKIMMED OTHER MILK, 

17 1602 16 OTHER MILK, NOT SKIMMED OTHER MILK, 

18 1603 16 DAIRY DESSERTS DAIRY DESSERTS 

19 1604 16 OTHER MILKS OTHER MILKS 

20 1701 17 CREAM CREAM 

21 2201 22 CHEESE NAT HARD CHEDDAR AND CHEDDAR TYPE CHEESE NAT HARD 

22 2202 22 CHEESE NAT HARD OTHER UK VAR & FOR EQUIV CHEESE NAT HARD 

23 2203 22 CHEESE NAT HARD EDAM & OTHER CONTINENTAL CHEESE NAT HARD 

24 2204 22 CHEESE NATURAL SOFT CHEESE NAT SOFT 

25 2205 22 COTTAGE CHEESE COTTAGE CHEESE 

26 2206 22 OTHER CHEESE NATURAL SOFT OTHER CHEESE 

27 2301 23 CHEESE PROCESSED CHEESE PROCESSED 

28 3101 31 BEEF STEAK INCL STEWING AND STK & KIDNEY BEEF STEAK INC STEWG 


15 SKIMMED MILKS SEMI AND OTHER SKIM Semi and other skimmed 

16 INC SKIMMED OTHER MILK, INC SKIM Other milk, inc skimmed 

17 NOT SKIMMED OTHER MILK, NOT SKIM Other milk, not skimmed 

18 DAIRY DESSERTS Dairy desserts 

19 OTHER MILKS Other milks 

20 CREAM Cream 

21 CHEDDAR & CHDDR TYPE CHEESE NAT HARD CHED Cheddar and cheddar type 

22 OTHER UK &FRGN EQUIV CHEESE NAT HARD OTHE Other UK varieties or foreign 

23 EDAM & OTHR CONTINEN CHEESE NAT HARD EDAM Edam and other continental 

24 CHEESE NAT SOFT Soft 

25 COTTAGE CHEESE Cottage cheese 

26 NATURAL SOFT OTHER CHEESE NAT SFT Other natural soft cheese 

27 CHEESE PROCESSED Cheese processed 

28 AND STK & KIDNEY BEEF STEAK INCL STEW Beef steak incl stewing and stk & 

kidney 


EXCLI 

15 1 12 . . 10 45 141 0 pt 0 

0 

16 1 12 . . 10 45 141 0 pt 0 

0 

17 1 12 . . 10 45 141 0 pt 0 

0 

18 1 12 . . 10 45 141 0 pt 0 

0 

19 1 12 . . 10 45 141 0 pt 0 

0 

20 1 12 . . 10 45 141 0 pt 0 

0 

21 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

22 equivalents 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

23 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

24 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

25 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

26 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

27 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

28 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

2002 186 

The SAS System


29 3102 31 BEEF JOINTS ON THE BONE INCL SIDES BEEF JOINTS ON THE 

30 3103 31 BEEF JOINTS BONED BEEF JOINTS BONED 

31 3104 31 BEEF STEAK (LESS EXPENSIVE) BEEF STEAK 

32 3105 31 BEEF STEAK (MORE EXPENSIVE) BEEF STEAK 

33 3106 31 BEEF MINCED BEEF MINCED 

34 3107 31 ALL OTHER BEEF, AND VEAL ALL OTHER BEEF 

35 3108 31 VEAL VEAL 

36 3109 31 ALL OTHER BEEF ALL OTHER BEEF 

37 3601 36 MUTTON MUTTON 

38 3602 36 LAMB JOINTS INCL SIDES LAMB JOINTS 

39 3603 36 LAMB CHOPS INCL CUTLETS & FILLETS LAMB CHOPS 

40 3604 36 ALL OTHER LAMB ALL OTHER LAMB 

41 4101 41 PORK JOINTS INCL SIDES PORK JOINTS 

42 4102 41 PORK CHOPS PORK CHOPS 


29 BONE INCL SIDES BEEF JOINTS ON BONE Beef joints (incl. sides), on the 

bone 

30 BEEF JOINTS BONED Beef joints, boned 

31 (LESS EXPENSIVE) BEEF STEAK (LESS EXP Beef steak, less expensive varieties 

32 (MORE EXPENSIVE) BEEF STEAK (MORE EXP Beef steak, more expensive varieties 

33 BEEF MINCED Minced beef 

34 AND VEAL ALL OTHER BEEF &VEAL Other beef, and veal 

35 VEAL Veal 

36 ALL OTHER BEEF All other beef 

37 MUTTON Mutton 

38 INCL SIDES LAMB JOINTS INC SIDE Lamb joints (incl. sides) 

39 INC CUTLETS &FILLETS LAMB CHOPS INCL CUTL Lamb chops (incl. cutlets and 

fillets) 

40 ALL OTHER LAMB Other lamb 

41 INCL SIDES PORK JOINTS INC SIDE Joints (incl. sides) 

42 PORK CHOPS Chops 


EXCLI 

29 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

30 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

31 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

32 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

33 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

34 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

35 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

36 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

37 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

38 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

39 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

40 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

41 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

42 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

2002 187 

The SAS System


43 4103 41 PORK FILLETS AND STEAKS PORK FILLETS AND 

44 4104 41 ALL OTHER PORK ALL OTHER PORK 

45 4601 46 ALL LIVER ALL LIVER 

46 4602 46 OX AND CALVES LIVER OX AND CALVES LIVER 

47 4603 46 OX LIVER OX LIVER 

48 4604 46 LAMBS LIVER LAMBS LIVER 

49 4605 46 PIGS LIVER PIGS LIVER 

50 4606 46 OTHER LIVER (EXC. CALVES LIVER) OTHER LIVER 

51 4607 46 OTHER LIVER (INC. CALVES LIVER) OTHER LIVER 

52 5101 51 OFFALS (OTHER THAN LIVER) OFFALS (OTHER THAN 

53 5501 55 BACON & HAM UNCOOKED BACON & HAM UNCOOKED 

54 5502 55 BACON & HAM UNCOOKED JOINTS BACON & HAM UNCOOKED 

55 5503 55 BACON & HAM UNCOOKED RASHERS PREPACKED BACON & HAM UNCOOKED 

56 5504 55 BACON & HAM UNCOOKED RASHERS NOT PREPCKD BACON & HAM UNCOOKED 


43 STEAKS PORK FILLETS AND STK Fillets and steaks 

44 ALL OTHER PORK Other 

45 ALL LIVER All liver 

46 OX AND CALVES LIVER Ox and calves liver 

47 OX LIVER Ox 

48 LAMBS LIVER Lambs 

49 PIGS LIVER Pigs 

50 (EXC. CALVES LIVER) OTHER LIVER Other liver (exc. calves liver) 

51 (INC. CALVES LIVER) OTHER LIVER INC CALF Other 

52 LIVER) OFFALS EXC LIVER Offals (other than liver) 

53 BACON & HAM UNCOOKED Bacon & ham uncooked 

54 JOINTS BACON & HAM JOINTS Joints (incl. sides and steaks cut 

55 RASHERS PREPACKED RASHERS PREPACKED Rashers, prepacked 

56 RASHERS NOT PREPCKD RASHERS NOT PREPCKD Rashers, not prepacked 


EXCLI 

43 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

44 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

45 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

46 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

47 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

48 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

49 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

50 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

51 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

52 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

53 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

54 from joint) 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

55 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

56 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

2002 188 


Obs MINFD MAJFD MINFDDL MINFDDL1

57 5801 58 BACON & HAM COOKED (INCL CANNED) BACON & HAM COOKED 

58 5901 59 COOKED POULTRY (INCL CANNED) COOKED POULTRY 

59 5902 59 COOKED POULTRY NOT PURCHASED IN CANS COOKED POULTRY NOT 

60 5903 59 COOKED POULTRY NOT PURCHASED IN CANS COOKED POULTRY NOT 

61 5904 59 TAKEAWAY COOKED POULTRY TAKEAWAY COOKED 

62 6201 62 CORNED MEAT CORNED MEAT 

63 6601 66 OTHER COOKED MEAT (NOT PURCH IN CANS) OTHER COOKED MEAT 

64 7101 71 OTHER CANNED MEAT (EXCL POULTRY) OTHER CANNED MEAT 

65 7102 71 OTHER CANNED MEAT AND CANNED MEAT PRODS OTHER CANNED MEAT 

66 7301 73 BROILER CHICKEN UNCOOKED (INCL FROZEN) BROILER CHICKEN 

67 7701 77 OTHER POULTRY UNCOOKED (INCL FROZEN) OTHER POULTRY 

68 7702 77 CHICKEN UNCOOKED NOT BROILER CHICKEN UNCOOKED NOT 

69 7703 77 TURKEY UNCOOKED TURKEY UNCOOKED 

70 7704 77 POULTRY UNCOOKED NOT CHICKEN OR TURKEY POULTRY UNCOOKED NOT 


57 (INCL CANNED) BACON & HAM COOKED Bacon & ham cooked (incl canned) 

58 (INCL CANNED) COOKED PLTRY INC CAN Cooked poultry (incl canned) 

59 PURCHASED IN CANS COOKED PLTRY NOT CAN Cooked poultry not purchased in 

cans 

60 PURCHASED IN CANS COOKED PLTRY NOT CAN Cooked poultry not purchased in 

cans 

61 POULTRY TAKEAWAY CKD POULTRY Takeaway cooked poultry 

62 CORNED MEAT Corned meat 

63 (NOT PURCH IN CANS) OTHER COOKED MEAT Other cooked meat, not purchased in 

cans 

64 (EXCL POULTRY) OTHER CANNED MEAT Other canned meat (excl poultry) 

65 & CANNED MEAT PRODS OTHER CANNED MEAT Other canned meat and canned meat 

prods 

66 UNCOOKED, INC FROZEN BROILER CHICKEN UNCK Broiler chicken uncooked (incl 

frozen) 

67 UNCOOKED, INC FROZEN OTHER POULTRY UNCOOK Other poultry uncooked (incl 

frozen) 

68 BROILER OTH CHICKEN UNCOOKED Chicken, other than broilers 

69 TURKEY UNCOOKED Turkey 

70 CHICKEN OR TURKEY OTH POULTRY UNCOOKED Other 


EXCLI 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

57 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

58 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

59 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

60 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

61 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

62 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

63 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

64 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

65 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

66 1 12 . . 320 448 1408 0 oz 0 

67 1 12 . . 320 448 1408 0 oz 0 

68 1 12 . . 320 448 1408 0 oz 0 

69 1 12 . . 320 448 1408 0 oz 0 

70 1 12 . . 320 448 1408 0 oz 0

2002 189 



71 7801 78 RABBIT & OTHER MEAT RABBIT & OTHER MEAT 

72 7901 79 SAUSAGES UNCOOKED PORK SAUSAGES UNCOOKED 

73 8001 80 SAUSAGES UNCOOKED BEEF SAUSAGES UNCOOKED 

74 8301 83 MEAT PIES & SAUSAGE ROLLS READY-TO-EAT MEAT PIES & SAUSAGE 

75 8302 83 MEAT PIES, READY-TO-EAT MEAT PIES, 

76 8303 83 SAUSAGE ROLLS, READY-TO-EAT SAUSAGE ROLLS, 

77 8801 88 FROZEN CONV MEAT/MEAT PRODS FROZEN CONV MEAT AND 

78 8802 88 FROZEN BURGERS FROZEN BURGERS 

79 8803 88 OTHER FROZEN CONVENIENCE MEATS OTHER FROZEN 

80 8804 88 FROZEN MEAT PIES PASTIES AND PUDDINGS FROZEN MEAT PIES 

81 8805 88 OTHER FROZEN CONVENIENCE MEATS OTHER FROZEN 

82 9301 93 PATE PATE 

83 9302 93 DELICATESSEN-TYPE SAUSAGE DELICATESSEN-TYPE 

84 9401 94 OTHER MEAT PRODUCTS OTHER MEAT PRODUCTS 


71 RABBIT & OTHER MEAT Rabbit & other meat 

72 PORK SAUSAGES UNCOOK PORK Sausages uncooked pork 

73 BEEF SAUSAGES UNCOOK BEEF Sausages uncooked beef 

74 ROLLS READY-TO-EAT MEAT PIES &SAUS ROLL Meat pies & sausage rolls ready-toeat 

75 READY-TO-EAT MEAT PIES,READY-TO-E Meat pies, ready to eat 

76 READY-TO-EAT SAUSAGE ROLLS, RTE Sausage rolls, ready to eat 

77 MEAT PRODUCTS FROZEN CONV MEAT/PRD Frozen conv meat/meat prods 

78 FROZEN BURGERS Burgers 

79 CONVENIENCE MEATS OTHER FROZ CONV MEAT Other 

80 PASTIES AND PUDDINGS FROZ MEAT PIES PAST Frozen meat pies pasties and 

puddings 

81 CONVENIENCE MEATS OTH FROZ CONV MEATS Other frozen convenience meats 

82 PATE Pate 

83 SAUSAGE DELI-TYPE SAUSAGE Delicatessen-type sausage 

84 OTHER MEAT PRODUCTS Other meat products 


EXCLI 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

71 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

72 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

73 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

74 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

75 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

76 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

77 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

78 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

79 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

80 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

81 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

82 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

83 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

84 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0

2002 190 



85 9402 94 DELICATESSEN-TYPE SAUSAGES DELICATESSEN-TYPE 

86 9403 94 MEAT PASTES AND SPREADS MEAT PASTES AND 

87 9404 94 MEAT PIES PASTIES PUDDINGS MEAT PIES PASTIES & 

88 9405 94 READY MEALS READY MEALS 

89 9406 94 OTHER MEAT PRODUCTS NSE OTHER MEAT PROD NSE 

90 9407 94 MEAT PIES, PASTIES & PUDDINGS MEAT PIES PASTIES & 

91 9408 94 TAKEAWAY MEAT PIES PASTIES & PUDDINGS TAKEAWAY MEAT PIES, 

92 9409 94 READY MEALS READY MEALS 

93 9410 94 TAKEAWAY READY MEALS TAKEAWAY READY MEALS 

94 9411 94 OTHER MEAT PRODUCTS NOT CLASSIFIED ELSWH OTHER MEAT PRODUCTS 

95 10001 100 FISH WHITE FILLETED FRESH FISH WHITE 

96 10501 105 FISH WHITE UNFILLETED FRESH FISH WHITE 

97 11001 110 FISH WHITE UNCOOKED FROZEN FISH WHITE 

98 11101 111 FISH HERRING FILLETED FRESH FISH HERRING 


85 SAUSAGES DELI-TYPE SAUSAGES Delicatessen type sausages 

86 SPREADS MEAT PASTES &SPREADS Meat pastes and spreads 

87 PUDDINGS MEAT PIES PASTIES PU Meat pies, pasties and puddings 

88 READY MEALS Ready meals 

89 OTHER MEAT PRODUCTS Other 

90 PUDDINGS MEAT PIES PASTIES PU Meat pies, pasties and puddings 

91 PASTIES & PUDDINGS TAKEAWAY MT PIES ETC Takeaway meat pies, pasties and 

puddings 

92 READY MEALS Ready Meals 

93 TAKEAWAY READY MEALS Takeaway ready meals 

94 NOT CLASSIFIED ELSWH OTH MEAT PROD NSE Other meat products nse 

95 FILLETED FRESH FISH WHITE FILLETED Fish white filleted fresh 

96 UNFILLETED FRESH FISH WHITE UNFILLET Fish white unfilleted fresh 

97 UNCOOKED FROZEN FISH WHITE UNCOOK FR Fish white uncooked frozen 

98 FILLETED FRESH FISH HERRING FILLET Fish herring filleted fresh 


EXCLI 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

85 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

86 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

87 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

88 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

89 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

90 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

91 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

92 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

93 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

94 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

95 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

96 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

97 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

98 1 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

The SAS System

2002 191 

Obs MINFD MAJFD MINFDDL MINFDDL1 MINFDDL2 

99 11201 112 FISH HERRING UNFILLETED FRESH FISH HERRING UNFILLETED 

FRESH 

100 11301 113 FISH FAT OTHER THAN HERRING FRESH FISH FAT OTHER THAN HERRINGS 

FRESH 

101 11302 113 FISH FRESH SALMON FISH FRESH SALMON 

102 11303 113 FISH FRESH BLUE NOT SALMON/HERRING FISH FRESH BLUE NOT 

SALMON/HERRING 

103 11401 114 FISH WHITE PROCESSED FISH WHITE PROCESSED 

104 11501 115 FISH FAT PROCESSED FILLETED FISH FAT PROCESSED FILLETED 

105 11601 116 FISH FAT PROCESSED UNFILLETED FISH FAT PROCESSED UNFILLETED 

106 11701 117 FISH SHELL FISH SHELL 

107 11801 118 FISH COOKED FISH COOKED 

108 11901 119 SALMON CANNED SALMON CANNED 

109 12001 120 OTHER CANNED OR BOTTLED FISH OTHER CANNED OR BOTTLED 

FISH 

110 12301 123 FISH PRODUCTS NOT FROZEN FISH PRODUCTS NOT FROZEN 

111 12302 123 FISH PRODUCTS NOT FROZEN FISH PRODUCTS NOT FROZEN 

112 12303 123 TAKEAWAY FISH PRODUCTS TAKEAWAY FISH PRODUCTS 

Obs MINFDDS GMINFDD1 GMINFDD2 

STMTHSST 

99 FISH HERRING UNFILL Fish herring unfilleted fresh 1 

100 FISH FAT NOT HERRING Fish fat other than herring fresh 1 

101 FISH FRESH SALMON Fish, fresh salmon 1 

102 FISH BLUE NT SAL/HER Fresh blue not salmon or herring 1 

103 FISH WHITE PROCESSED Fish white processed 1 

104 FISH FAT PROC FILLET Fish fat processed filleted 1 

105 FISH FAT PROC UNFILL Fish fat processed unfilleted 1 

106 FISH SHELL Fish shell 1 

107 FISH COOKED Fish cooked 1 

108 SALMON CANNED Salmon canned 1 

109 OTHER CANNED OR BOTT Other canned or bottled fish 1 

110 FISH PRODUCTS EX FRZ Fish products not frozen 1 

111 FISH PROD NOT FROZEN Fish products, not frozen 1 

112 TAKEAWAY FISH PROD Takeaway fish products 1 

Obs STMTHSFN QMMET QMIMP CQU1 CQU2 CQU3 WELFI UNABVSTD NQI 

EXCLI 

99 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

100 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

101 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

102 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

103 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

104 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

105 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

106 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

107 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

108 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

109 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

110 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

111 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

112 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

2002 192 



113 12701 127 FROZEN CONV FISH PRODS FROZEN CONV FISH PRODUCTS 

114 12901 129 EGGS EGGS 

115 13501 135 BUTTER NEW ZEALAND BUTTER NEW ZEALAND 

116 13502 135 BUTTER DANISH BUTTER DANISH 

117 13503 135 BUTTER UK BUTTER UK 

118 13504 135 ALL OTHER BUTTER ALL OTHER BUTTER 

119 13801 138 MARGARINE SOFT MARGARINE SOFT

120 13802 138 MARGARINE OTHER MARGARINE OTHER 

121 13901 139 LARD & COMPOUND COOKING FAT LARD & COMPOUND COOKING FAT 

122 14301 143 VEGETABLE COOKING OILS VEGETABLE COOKING OILS 

123 14302 143 SALAD OILS SALAD OILS 

124 14303 143 VEGETABLE & SALAD OILS VEGETABLE & SALAD OILS 

125 14801 148 ALL OTHER FATS INC LOW FAT SPREADS ALL OTHER FATS INC LOW FAT 

SPREADS 

126 14802 148 REDUCED FAT SPREADS REDUCED FAT SPREADS 


STMTHSST 

113 FROZEN CONV FISH PRD Frozen conv fish prods 1 

114 EGGS Eggs 1 

115 BUTTER NEW ZEALAND New Zealand 1 

116 BUTTER DANISH Danish 1 

117 BUTTER UK UK 1 

118 ALL OTHER BUTTER Other 1 

119 MARGARINE SOFT Soft 1 

120 MARGARINE OTHER Other 1 

121 LARD & COMP COOK FAT Lard & compound cooking fat 1 

122 VEGETABLE COOKNG OIL Vegetable cooking oils 1 

123 SALAD OILS Salad oils 1 

124 VEGETABLE &SALAD OIL Vegetable & salad oils 1 

125 OTHER FATS INC L/FAT All other fats inc low fat spreads 1 

126 REDUCED FAT SPREADS Reduced fat spreads 1 


EXCLI 

113 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

114 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 egg 0 0 

115 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

116 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

117 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

118 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

119 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

120 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

121 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

122 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 floz 0 0 

123 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 floz 0 0 

124 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 floz 0 0 

125 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

126 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

2002 193 



127 14803 148 LOW-FAT SPREADS LOW-FAT SPREADS 

128 14804 148 OTHER FATS OTHER FATS 

129 14805 148 SUET & DRIPPING (SUET ONLY 72-75) SUET & DRIPPING (SUET ONLY 

72-75) 

130 14806 148 DRIPPING DRIPPING 

131 14807 148 OTHER FATS N.E.S. OTHER FATS N.E.S. 

132 15001 150 SUGAR SUGAR 

133 15101 151 JAMS JELLIES FRUIT CURDS JAMS JELLIES FRUIT CURDS 

134 15201 152 MARMALADE MARMALADE 

135 15301 153 SYRUP & TREACLE SYRUP & TREACLE 

136 15401 154 HONEY HONEY 

137 15501 155 POTS PREV YRS CROP PURCH JAN-AUG POTS PREV YRS CROP PURCH JAN- 

AUG 

138 15502 155 POTS CURR YRS CROP PURCH JAN-AUG POTS CURR YRS CROP PURCH JAN- 

AUG 

139 15503 155 POTS CURR YRS CROP PURCH SEPT-DEC POTS CURR YRS CROP PURCH SEPT- 

DEC 

140 15601 156 POTS PREV YRS CROP LOOSE PURCH JAN-AUG POTS PREV YRS CROP LOOSE PURCH 

JAN-AUG 

Obs MINFDDS GMINFDD1 GMINFDD2

STMTHSST 

127 LOW FAT SPREADS Low fat spreads 1 

128 OTHER FATS Other 1 

129 SUET & DRIPPING Suet and dripping 1 

130 DRIPPING Dripping 1 

131 OTHER FATS N.E.S. Other fats n.e.s. 1 

132 SUGAR Sugar 1 

133 JAMS JELLIES F/CURDS Jams jellies fruit curds 1 

134 MARMALADE Marmalade 1 

135 SYRUP & TREACLE Syrup and treacle 1 

136 HONEY Honey 1 

137 POTS PYC J/A Previous years crop purchased Jan to Aug 1 

138 POTS CYC J/A Current years crop purchased Jan to Aug 1 

139 POTS CYC S/D Current years crop purchased Sept to Dec 9 

140 POTS PYC LOOSE J/A Loose 1 


EXCLI 

127 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

128 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

129 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

130 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

131 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

132 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

133 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

134 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

135 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

136 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

137 8 . . 448 1792 1792 0 oz 0 0 

138 8 . . 448 1792 1792 0 oz 0 0 

139 12 . . 448 1792 1792 0 oz 0 0 

140 8 . . 448 1792 1792 0 oz 0 0 

2002 194 



141 15602 156 POTS PREV YRS CROP UNSPEC PURCH JAN-AUG POTS PREV YRS CROP UNSPEC PURCH 

JAN-AUG 

142 15701 157 POTS PREV YRS CROP P/P PURCH JAN/AUG POTS PREV YRS CROP P/P PUR 

JAN/AUG 

143 15801 158 POTS CURR YRS CROP LOOSE PURCH JAN-AUG POTS CURR YRS CROP LOOSE PURCH 

JAN-AUG 

144 15802 158 POTS CURR YRS CROP UNSPEC PURCH JAN-AUG POTS CURR YRS CROP UNSPEC PURCH 

JAN-AUG 

145 15901 159 POTS CURR YRS CROP P/P PURCH JAN/AUG POTS CURR YRS CROP P/P PUR 

JAN/AUG 

146 16001 160 POTS CURR YRS CROP LOOSE PURCH SEPT-DEC POTS CURR YRS CROP LOOSE PURCH 

SEPT-DEC 

147 16002 160 POTS CURR YRS CROP UNSPEC PURCH SEP-DEC POTS CURR YRS CROP UNSPEC PURCH 

SEP-DEC 

148 16101 161 POTS CURR YRS CROP P/P PURCH SEP/DEC POTS CURR YRS CROP P/P PUR 

SEP/DEC 

149 16201 162 CABBAGES FRESH CABBAGES FRESH 

150 16301 163 BRUSSELS FRESH BRUSSELS FRESH 

151 16401 164 CAULIFLOWERS AND CALABRESE FRESH CAULIFLOWERS AND CALABRESE 

FRESH 

152 16701 167 LEAFY SALADS FRESH LEAFY SALADS FRESH 

153 16801 168 PEAS FRESH PEAS FRESH 

154 16901 169 BEANS FRESH BEANS FRESH 


STMTHSST 

141 POTS PYC UNSPEC J/A Unspecified 1 

142 POTS PYC P/P J/A Pots prev yrs crop p/p purch Jan/Aug 1 

143 POTS CYC LOOSE J/A Loose 1 

144 POTS CYC UNSPEC J/A Unspecified 1

145 POTS CYC P/P J/A Pots curr yrs crop p/p purch Jan/Aug 1 

146 POTS CYC LOOSE S/D Loose 9 

147 POTS CYC UNSPEC S/D Unspecified 9 

148 POTS CYC P/P S/D Pots curr yrs crop p/p purch Sep/Dec 9 

149 CABBAGES FRESH Cabbages fresh 1 

150 BRUSSELS FRESH Brussels fresh 1 

151 CAULIFLOWERS FRESH Cauliflowers and calabrese fresh 1 

152 LEAFY SALADS FRESH Leafy salads fresh 1 

153 PEAS FRESH Peas fresh 1 

154 BEANS FRESH Beans fresh 1 


EXCLI 

141 8 . . 448 1792 1792 0 oz 0 0 

142 8 . . 448 1792 1792 0 oz 0 0 

143 8 . . 448 1792 1792 0 oz 0 0 

144 8 . . 448 1792 1792 0 oz 0 0 

145 8 . . 448 1792 1792 0 oz 0 0 

146 12 . . 448 1792 1792 0 oz 0 0 

147 12 . . 448 1792 1792 0 oz 0 0 

148 12 . . 448 1792 1792 0 oz 0 0 

149 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

150 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

151 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

152 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

153 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

154 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

2002 195 



155 17101 171 OTHER FRESH GREEN VEGETABLES OTHER FRESH GREEN VEGETABLES 

156 17201 172 CARROTS FRESH CARROTS FRESH 

157 17301 173 TURNIPS AND SWEDES FRESH TURNIPS AND SWEDES FRESH 

158 17401 174 OTHER ROOT VEG FRESH OTHER ROOT VEG FRESH 

159 17501 175 ONIONS LEEKS SHALLOTS FRESH ONIONS LEEKS AND SHALLOTS 

FRESH 

160 17601 176 CUCUMBERS FRESH CUCUMBERS FRESH 

161 17701 177 MUSHROOMS FRESH MUSHROOMS FRESH 

162 17801 178 TOMATOES FRESH TOMATOES FRESH 

163 18301 183 MISC FRESH VEGETABLES MISCELLANEOUS FRESH VEGETABLES 

164 18401 184 TOMATOES CANNED & BOTTLED TOMATOES CANNED AND BOTTLED 

165 18501 185 PEAS CANNED PEAS CANNED 

166 18801 188 BEANS CANNED BEANS CANNED 

167 18802 188 BAKED BEANS IN SAUCE BAKED BEANS IN SAUCE 

168 18803 188 OTHER CANNED BEANS AND PULSES OTHER CANNED BEANS AND PULSES 


STMTHSST 

155 OTHER FRESH GRN VEG Other fresh green vegetables 1 

156 CARROTS FRESH Carrots fresh 1 

157 TURNIPS AND SWEDES Turnips and swedes fresh 1 

158 OTHER ROOT VEG FRESH Other root veg fresh 1 

159 ONIONS LEEKS SHALLOT Onions leeks shallots fresh 1 

160 CUCUMBERS FRESH Cucumbers fresh 1 

161 MUSHROOMS FRESH Mushrooms fresh 1 

162 TOMATOES FRESH Tomatoes fresh 1 

163 MISC FRESH VEGETABLE Misc fresh vegetables 1 

164 TOMATOES CANNED &BOT Tomatoes canned & bottled 1 

165 PEAS CANNED Peas canned 1 

166 BEANS CANNED Beans canned 1 

167 BAKED BEANS IN SAUCE Baked beans in sauce 1 

168 OTH CAN BEANS & PULS Other canned beans and pulses 1 


EXCLI

155 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

156 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

157 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

158 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

159 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

160 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

161 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

162 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

163 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

164 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

165 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

166 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

167 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

168 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

2002 196 



169 19101 191 OTHER CANNED VEG (NOT POTS TOMS PULSES) OTHER CANNED VEG (EX POTS TOMS 

PULSES) 

170 19201 192 DRIED PULSES OTHER THAN AIR-DRIED DRIED PULSES OTHER THAN AIR- 

DRIED 

171 19501 195 AIR-DRIED VEGETABLES AIR-DRIED VEGETABLES 

172 19601 196 VEGETABLE JUICES VEGETABLE JUICES 

173 19701 197 CHIPS EXCL FROZEN CHIPS EXCL FROZEN 

174 19801 198 INSTANT POTATO INSTANT POTATO 

175 19901 199 CANNED POTATO CANNED POTATO 

176 20001 200 CRISPS & OTHER POTATO PRODS NOT FROZEN CRISPS AND OTHER POTATO 

PRODUCTS NF 

177 20002 200 CRISPS AND POTATO SNACKS CRISPS AND POTATO SNACKS 

178 20003 200 OTHER POTATO PRODUCTS (NOT FROZEN) OTHER POTATO PROD NOT FROZEN 

179 20201 202 OTHER VEG PRODUCTS OTHER VEG PRODUCTS 

180 20202 202 OTHER VEGETABLE PRODUCTS OTHER VEGETABLE PRODUCTS 

181 20203 202 OTHER VEGETABLE PRODUCTS TAKEAWAY OTHER VEGETABLE PRODUCTS 

TAKEAWAY 

182 20301 203 FROZEN PEAS FROZEN PEAS 


STMTHSST 

169 OTHER CANNED VEG Other canned veg (not pots toms pulses) 1 

170 DRY PULSES NOT AIR-D Dried pulses other than air-dried 1 

171 AIR-DRIED VEGETABLES Air-dried vegetables 1 

172 VEGETABLE JUICES Vegetable juices 1 

173 CHIPS EXCL FROZEN Chips excl frozen 1 

174 INSTANT POTATO Instant potato 1 

175 CANNED POTATO Canned potato 1 

176 CRISPS & POT PROD NF Crisps & other potato prods not frozen 1 

177 CRISPS & POTATO SNKS Crisps and potato snacks 1 

178 OTHER POTATO PROD NF Other potato products not frozen 1 

179 OTHER VEG PRODUCTS Other veg products 1 

180 OTHER VEG PRODUCTS Other vegetable products 1 

181 OTHER VEG PROD T/WAY Other vegetable products, Takeaway 1 

182 FROZEN PEAS Frozen peas 1 


EXCLI 

169 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

170 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

171 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

172 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 floz 0 0 

173 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

174 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

175 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

176 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

177 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

178 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

179 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0

180 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

181 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

182 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

2002 197 



183 20401 204 FROZEN BEANS FROZEN BEANS 

184 20501 205 FROZEN CHIPS/OTHER POTATO PRODS FROZEN CHIPS & OTHER FROZEN 

POTATO PRODS 

185 20801 208 ALL FROZEN VEG/VEG PRODS NOT SPEC ABOVE ALL FROZEN VEG NSE 

186 21001 210 ORANGES FRESH ORANGES FRESH 

187 21401 214 OTHER CITRUS FRUIT FRESH OTHER CITRUS FRUIT FRESH 

188 21701 217 APPLES FRESH APPLES FRESH 

189 21801 218 PEARS FRESH PEARS FRESH 

190 22101 221 STONE FRUIT FRESH STONE FRUIT FRESH 

191 22201 222 GRAPES FRESH GRAPES FRESH 

192 22701 227 SOFT FRUIT FRESH OTHER THAN GRAPES SOFT FRUIT FRESH OTHER THAN 

GRAPES 

193 22801 228 BANANAS FRESH BANANAS FRESH 

194 22901 229 RHUBARB FRESH RHUBARB FRESH 

195 23101 231 OTHER FRESH FRUIT OTHER FRESH FRUIT 

196 23301 233 CANNED PEACHES PEARS & PINEAPPLES CANNED PEACHES PEARS AND 

PINEAPPLES 


STMTHSST 

183 FROZEN BEANS Frozen beans 1 

184 FROZEN CHIPS &POTPRD Frozen chips/other potato prods 1 

185 ALL FROZEN VEG NSE All frozen veg/veg prods not spec above 1 

186 ORANGES FRESH Oranges fresh 1 

187 OTHER CITRUS FRUIT Other citrus fruit fresh 1 

188 APPLES FRESH Apples fresh 1 

189 PEARS FRESH Pears fresh 1 

190 STONE FRUIT FRESH Stone fruit fresh 1 

191 GRAPES FRESH Grapes fresh 1 

192 SOFT FRUIT FRESH NSE Soft fruit fresh other than grapes 1 

193 BANANAS FRESH Bananas fresh 1 

194 RHUBARB FRESH Rhubarb fresh 1 

195 OTHER FRESH FRUIT Other fresh fruit 1 

196 CANNED PEACH PEAR&PI Canned peaches pears & pineapples 1 


EXCLI 

183 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

184 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

185 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

186 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

187 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

188 12 . . 448 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

189 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

190 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

191 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

192 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

193 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

194 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

195 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

196 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

2002 198 



197 23601 236 OTHER CANNED OR BOTTLED FRUIT OTHER CANNED OR 

198 24001 240 DRIED FRUIT & DRIED FRUIT PRODS DRIED FRUIT AND 

199 24101 241 FROZEN FRUIT/FRUIT PRODS FROZEN FRUIT AND

200 24501 245 NUTS & NUT PRODUCTS NUTS AND NUT 

201 24801 248 FRUIT JUICES FRUIT JUICES 

202 24901 249 WELFARE ORANGE JUICE WELFARE ORANGE 

JUICE 

203 25101 251 BREAD WHITE LARGE UNSLICED BREAD WHITE 

LARGE 

204 25102 251 BREAD WHITE UNSLICED STANDARD BREAD WHITE 

UNSLICED 

205 25201 252 BREAD WHITE LARGE SLICED BREAD WHITE 

LARGE 

206 25202 252 BREAD WHITE SLICED STANDARD BREAD WHITE 

SLICED 


197 BOTTLED FRUIT OTHER CANNED FRUIT Other canned or bottled 

fruit 

198 DRIED FRUIT PRODUCTS DRIED FRUIT & PRODS Dried fruit & dried fruit 

products 

199 FRUIT PRODUCTS FROZEN FRUIT & PRODS Frozen fruit/fruit prods 

200 PRODUCTS NUTS & NUT PRODUCTS Nuts and nut products 

201 FRUIT JUICES Fruit juices 

202 WELFARE ORANGE JUICE Welfare orange juice 

203 UNSLICED BREAD WHITE LARGE US Bread white large unsliced 

204 STANDARD BREAD WHITE UNSL STD White unsliced standard loaves 

205 SLICED BREAD WHITE LARGE SL Bread white large sliced 

206 STANDARD BREAD WHITE SLCD STD White unsliced standard loaves 

Obs GMINFDD2 STMTHSST STMTHSFN QMMET QMIMP CQU1 

197 1 12 . . 100 

198 1 12 . . 100 

199 1 12 . . 100 

200 1 12 . . 100 

201 1 12 . . 100 

202 1 12 . . 100 

203 1 12 . . 100 

204 1 12 . . 100 

205 1 12 . . 100 

206 1 12 . . 100 

Obs CQU2 CQU3 WELFI UNABVSTD NQI EXCLI 

197 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

198 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

199 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

200 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

201 448 1408 0 floz 0 0 

202 448 1408 0 floz 0 0 

203 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

204 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

205 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

206 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

2002 199 



207 25301 253 BREAD WHITE SMALL UNSLICED BREAD WHITE SMALL 

208 25401 254 BREAD WHITE SMALL SLICED BREAD WHITE SMALL 

209 25501 255 BREAD BROWN BREAD BROWN 

210 25601 256 BREAD WHOLEWHEAT & WHOLEMEAL BREAD WHOLEWHEAT & 

211 25701 257 BREAD WHITE SLICED PREMIUM BREAD WHITE SLICED 

212 25801 258 BREAD WHITE SLICED SOFT GRAIN BREAD SLICED SOFT 

213 25901 259 BREAD BROWN SLICED BREAD BROWN SLICED 

214 26001 260 BREAD WHOLEMEAL SLICED BREAD WHOLEMEAL 

215 26101 261 BREAD BROWN UNSLICED BREAD BROWN UNSLICED 

216 26201 262 BREAD WHOLEMEAL UNSLICED BREAD WHOLEMEAL 

Obs MINFDDL2 MINFDDS GMINFDD1

207 UNSLICED BREAD WHITE SMALL US Bread white small unsliced 

208 SLICED BREAD WHITE SMALL SL Bread white small sliced 

209 BREAD BROWN Bread brown 

210 WHOLEMEAL BREAD WWHEAT & WMEAL Bread wholewheat & wholemeal 

211 PREMIUM BRD WHT SLCD PREMIUM White sliced premium 

212 GRAIN WHITE BRD WHT SLCD SOFTGRN White sliced softgrain 

213 BREAD BROWN SLICED Brown sliced 

214 SLICED BREAD WHOLEMEAL SLCD Wholemeal sliced 

215 BREAD BROWN UNSLICED Brown unsliced 

216 UNSLICED BREAD WHOLEMEAL UNSL Wholemeal unsliced 


207 1 12 . . 100 

208 1 12 . . 100 

209 1 12 . . 100 

210 1 12 . . 100 

211 1 12 . . 100 

212 1 12 . . 100 

213 1 12 . . 100 

214 1 12 . . 100 

215 1 12 . . 100 

216 1 12 . . 100 


207 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

208 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

209 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

210 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

211 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

212 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

213 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

214 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

215 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

216 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

2002 200 



217 26301 263 BREAD OTHER BREAD OTHER 

218 26302 263 ROLLS (EXCL STARCH-REDUCED) ROLLS 

219 26303 263 MALT BREAD AND FRUIT BREAD MALT BREAD AND 

220 26304 263 VIENNA BREAD AND FRENCH BREAD VIENNA BREAD AND 

221 26305 263 STARCH REDUCED BREAD AND ROLLS STARCH REDUCED BREAD 

222 26306 263 OTHER BREAD ALL OTHER BREAD NOT 

223 26307 263 SANDWICHES SANDWICHES 

224 26308 263 OTHER BREAD OTHER BREAD 

225 26401 264 FLOUR FLOUR 

226 26701 267 BUNS SCONES & TEACAKES BUNS SCONES AND 


217 OTHER BREAD Other bread 

218 EXCL STARCH-REDUCED ROLLS EXC STARCH-RED Rolls (excl. starch-reduced rolls) 

219 FRUIT BREAD MALT AND FRUIT BREAD Malt bread and fruit bread 

220 FRENCH BREAD VIENNA &FRENCH BREAD Vienna and French bread 

221 AND ROLLS STARCH REDUCED BREAD Starch-reduced bread and rolls 

222 SPECIFIED ELSEWHERE ALL OTHER BREAD NSE Other 

223 SANDWICHES Sandwiches 

224 OTHER BREAD Other bread 

225 FLOUR Flour 

226 TEACAKES BUNS SCONES &TEACAKE Buns scones & teacakes 


217 1 12 . . 100 

218 1 12 . . 100

219 1 12 . . 100 

220 1 12 . . 100 

221 1 12 . . 100 

222 1 12 . . 100 

223 1 12 . . 100 

224 1 12 . . 100 

225 1 12 . . 100 

226 1 12 . . 100 


217 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

218 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

219 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

220 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

221 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

222 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

223 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

224 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

225 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

226 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

2002 201 



227 27001 270 CAKES & PASTRIES CAKES AND PASTRIES 

228 27101 271 CRISPBREAD CRISPBREAD 

229 27401 274 BISCUITS OTHER THAN CHOCOLATE BISCUITS OTHER THAN 

230 27402 274 SWEET BISCUITS OTHER THAN CHOCOLATE SWEET BISCUITS OTHER 

231 27403 274 UNSWEETENED BISCUITS UNSWEETENED BISCUITS 

232 27701 277 BISCUITS, CHOCOLATE BISCUITS CHOCOLATE 

233 28101 281 OATMEAL & OAT PRODUCTS OATMEAL AND OAT 

234 28201 282 BREAKFAST CEREALS BREAKFAST CEREALS 

235 28202 282 MUESLI MUESLI 

236 28203 282 OTHER HIGH FIBRE BREAKFAST CEREALS OTHER HIGH FIBRE 


227 CAKES & PASTRIES Cakes and pastries 

228 CRISPBREAD Crispbread 

229 CHOCOLATE BISCUITS NOT CHOC Biscuits other than chocolate 

230 THAN CHOCOLATE SWEET BISC NOT CHOC Sweet biscuits other than 

chocolate 

231 UNSWEETENED BISCUITS Unsweetened biscuits 

232 BISCUITS CHOCOLATE Biscuits, chocolate 

233 PRODUCTS OATMEAL & OAT PRODS Oatmeal and oat products 

234 BREAKFAST CEREALS Breakfast cereals 

235 MUESLI Muesli 

236 BREAKFAST CEREALS OTH HIFIBR BKFST CRL Other high fibre breakfast cereals 


227 1 12 . . 100 

228 1 12 . . 100 

229 1 12 . . 100 

230 1 12 . . 100 

231 1 12 . . 100 

232 1 12 . . 100 

233 1 12 . . 100 

234 1 12 . . 100 

235 1 12 . . 100 

236 1 12 . . 100 


227 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

228 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

229 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

230 448 1408 0 oz 0 0

231 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

232 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

233 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

234 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

235 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

236 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

2002 202 



237 28204 282 SWEETENED BREAKFAST CEREALS SWEETENED BREAKFAST 

238 28205 282 OTHER BREAKFAST CEREALS OTHER BREAKFAST 

239 28501 285 CANNED MILK PUDDINGS CANNED MILK PUDDINGS 

240 28601 286 OTHER PUDDINGS OTHER PUDDINGS 

241 28701 287 RICE RICE 

242 28702 287 DRIED RICE DRIED RICE 

243 28703 287 COOKED RICE COOKED RICE 

244 29001 290 CEREAL-BASED INVALID-INCL SLIMMING-FOODS CEREAL-BASED INVALID 

245 29101 291 INFANT FOODS INFANT FOODS 

246 29401 294 FROZEN CONV CEREAL FOODS FROZEN CONV CEREAL 


237 CEREALS SWEETENED BKFST CRL Sweetened breakfast cereals 

238 CEREALS OTH BREAKFAST CEREAL Other breakfast cereal 

239 CANNED MILK PUDDINGS Canned milk puddings 

240 OTHER PUDDINGS Other puddings 

241 RICE Rice 

242 DRIED RICE Dried rice 

243 COOKED RICE Cooked rice 

244 (INCL SLIMMING)FOODS CEREAL INVALID FOODS Cereal-based invalid foods 

245 INFANT FOODS Infant foods 

246 FOODS FROZ CONV CEREAL FDS Frozen convenience cereal foods 


237 1 12 . . 100 

238 1 12 . . 100 

239 1 12 . . 100 

240 1 12 . . 100 

241 1 12 . . 100 

242 1 12 . . 100 

243 1 12 . . 100 

244 (including "slimming" foods) 1 12 . . 100 

245 1 12 . . 100 

246 1 12 . . 100 


237 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

238 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

239 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

240 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

241 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

242 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

243 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

244 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

245 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

246 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

2002 203 



247 29402 294 FROZEN CAKES AND PASTRIES FROZEN CAKES AND PASTRIES 

248 29403 294 OTHER FROZEN CONVENIENCE CEREAL FOODS OTHER FROZEN CONV CEREAL 

FOODS 

249 29404 294 FROZEN PIZZA FROZEN PIZZA

250 29409 294 OTHER FROZEN CONVENIENCE CEREAL FOODS OTHER FROZEN CONV CEREAL 

FOODS 

251 29901 299 OTHER CEREAL CONVENIENCE FOODS OTHER CEREAL CONVENIENCE 

FOODS 

252 29902 299 CAKE TART SPONGE AND PUDDING MIXES CAKE TART SPONGE AND PUDDING 

MIXES 

253 29903 299 CANNED PASTA CANNED PASTA 

254 29904 299 SAUCE MIXES SAUCE MIXES 

255 29905 299 OTHER CEREAL CONV FOODS (INC CANNED) NSE OTHER CEREAL CONV FD (INC 

CANNED) NSE 

256 29906 299 PIZZA PIZZA 

257 29907 299 CAKE, PUDDING AND DESSERT MIXES CAKE, PUDDING AND DESSERT 

MIXES 


FOODS 

259 29909 299 CEREAL SNACKS CEREAL SNACKS 


FOODS 


STMTHSST 

247 FROZ CAKE &PASTRIES Cakes and pastries 1 

248 OTHER FROZEN CONV FD Other 1 

249 FROZEN PIZZA Frozen pizza 1 

250 OTHER FROZEN CONV FD Other 1 

251 OTHER CEREAL CONV FD Other cereal convenience foods 1 

252 CAKE TART SPONGE MIX Cake tart sponge and pudding mixes 1 

253 CANNED PASTA Canned pasta 1 

254 SAUCE MIXES Sauce mixes 1 

255 OTHER CEREAL CONV FD Other cereal conv foods (inc canned) nse 1 

256 PIZZA Pizzas 1 

257 CAKE,PUD&DESSERT MIX Cakes, puddings and dessert mixes 1 

258 OTHER CEREAL CONV FD Other 1 

259 CEREAL SNACKS Cereal snacks 1 

260 OTH CER CONV FOODS Other 1 


EXCLI 

247 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

248 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

249 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

250 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

251 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

252 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

253 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

254 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

255 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

256 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

257 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

258 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

259 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

260 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

2002 204 



261 29911 299 PIZZA PIZZA 

262 29912 299 TAKEAWAY PIZZA TAKEAWAY PIZZA 


FOODS 

264 29914 299 PASTA PASTA 

265 30101 301 OTHER CEREAL FOODS OTHER CEREAL FOODS 

266 30401 304 TEA TEA 

267 30701 307 COFFEE BEAN & GROUND COFFEE BEAN & GROUND 

268 30801 308 COFFEE INSTANT (INCL AFD) COFFEE INSTANT (INCL AFD) 

269 30901 309 COFFEE ESSENCES COFFEE ESSENCES 

270 31201 312 COCOA & DRINKING CHOCOLATE COCOA & DRINKING CHOCOLATE

271 31301 313 BRANDED FOOD DRINKS BRANDED FOOD DRINKS 

272 31401 314 MINERAL WATERS MINERAL WATERS 

273 31501 315 BABY FOODS CANNED OR BOTTLED BABY FOODS CANNED OR BOTTLED 

274 31801 318 SOUPS CANNED SOUPS CANNED 


STMTHSST 

261 PIZZA Pizza 1 

262 TAKEAWAY PIZZA Takeaway pizza 1 

263 OTH CEREAL CONV FOOD Other cereal convenience foods 1 

264 PASTA Pasta 1 

265 OTHER CEREAL FOODS Other cereal foods 1 

266 TEA Tea 1 

267 COFFEE BEAN & GROUND Coffee bean & ground 1 

268 COFFEE INSTANT & AFD Coffee instant (incl afd) 1 

269 COFFEE ESSENCES Coffee essences 1 

270 COCOA &DRINKING CHOC Cocoa and drinking chocolate 1 

271 BRANDED FOOD DRINKS Branded food drinks 1 

272 MINERAL WATER Mineral water 1 

273 BABY FOOD CANNED&BOT Baby foods canned or bottled 1 

274 SOUPS CANNED Soups canned 1 


EXCLI 

261 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

262 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

263 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

264 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

265 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

266 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

267 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

268 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

269 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 floz 0 

0 

270 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

271 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

272 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 floz 0 

0 

273 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

274 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 

0 

2002 205 



275 31802 318 SOUPS CANNED CONDENSED SOUPS CANNED CONDENSED 

276 31803 318 SOUPS CANNED OTHER SOUPS CANNED OTHER 

277 31901 319 SOUPS DEHYDRATED & POWDERED SOUPS DEHYDRATED & POWDERED 

278 32001 320 AFD FOODS (EXCL COFFEE) AFD FOODS (EXCL 

COFFEE) 

279 32301 323 SPREADS & DRESSINGS SPREADS & DRESSINGS 

280 32302 323 SALAD DRESSINGS SALAD DRESSINGS 

281 32303 323 OTHER SPREADS AND DRESSINGS OTHER SPREADS AND DRESSINGS 

282 32701 327 PICKLES & SAUCES PICKLES & SAUCES 

283 32801 328 MEAT AND YEAST EXTRACTS MEAT &YEAST EXTRACTS 

284 32901 329 TABLE JELLY SQUARES & CRYSTALS TABLE JELLY SQUARES AND

CRYSTALS 

285 33201 332 ICE-CREAM (AS PART OF A MEAL) MOUSSE ICE-CREAM (AS PART OF A MEAL), 

MOUSSE 

286 33202 332 ICE-CREAM, MOUSSE ICE-CREAM, MOUSSE 

287 33203 332 ICECREAM ICECREAM 

288 33301 333 ALL FROZEN CONVENIENCE FOODS NSE ALL FROZEN FOODS NOT SPECIFIED 

ABOVE 


STMTHSST 

275 SOUPS CANNED COND. Soups canned condensed 

1 

276 SOUPS CANNED OTHER Soups canned other 

1 

277 SOUPS DEHYDR &POWDER Soups dehydrated & powdered 

1 

278 AFD FOOD(NOT COFFEE) AFD foods (excl coffee) 

1 

279 SPREADS & DRESSINGS Spreads and dressings 

1 

280 SALAD DRESSINGS Salad dressings 

1 

281 OTH SPRDS & DRESSING Other spreads and dressings 

1 

282 PICKLES & SAUCES Pickles and sauces 

1 

283 MEAT & YEAST EXTRACT Meat and yeast extracts 

1 

284 TABLE JELLY Table jelly squares & crystals 

1 

285 ICE-CREAM, PART MEAL Ice-cream (as part of a meal), mousse 

1 

286 ICE-CREAM, MOUSSE Ice-cream, mousse 

1 

287 ICECREAM Icecream 

1 

288 ALL FROZEN FOODS NSE All frozen convenience foods nse 

1 


EXCLI 

275 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

276 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

277 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

278 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

279 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

280 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

281 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

282 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

283 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

284 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

285 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 floz 0 0 

286 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 floz 0 0 

287 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 floz 0 0 

288 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 floz 0 0 

2002 206 



289 33302 333 ICECREAM PRODUCTS ICECREAM PRODUCTS 

290 33303 333 OTHER FROZEN DAIRY FOODS AND ICES OTHER FROZEN DAIRY FOODS AND 

ICES 

291 33401 334 SALT SALT 

292 33501 335 ARTIFICIAL SWEETENERS - EXP ONLY ARTIFICIAL SWEETENER - EXP ONLY 

293 33601 336 MISCELLANEOUS - EXP ONLY MISCELLANEOUS - EXP ONLY 

294 33901 339 NOVEL PROTEIN FOODS NOVEL PROTEIN FOODS 

295 34001 340 SOFT DRINKS CONCENTRATED SOFT DRINKS

CONCENTRATED 

296 34101 341 SOFT DRINKS UNCONCENTRATED SOFT DRINKS 

UNCONCENTRATED 

297 34201 342 SOFT DRINKS LOW CALORIE SOFT DRINKS LOW CALORIE 

298 34301 343 LOW CALORIE SOFT DRINKS CONCENTRATED LOW CAL SOFT DRINKS 

CONCENTRATED 

299 34401 344 LOW CALORIE SOFT DRINKS UNCONCENTRATED LOW CAL SOFT DRINKS 

UNCONCENTRATED 

300 35001 350 SOLID CHOCOLATE SOLID CHOCOLATE 

301 35101 351 CHOCOLATE COATED FILLED BAR/SWEETS CHOCOLATE COATED FILLED 

BARS/SWEET 

302 35201 352 CHEWING GUM CHEWING GUM 


STMTHSST 

289 ICECREAM PRODUCTS Icecream products 

1 

290 OTH FRZN DAIRY FOODS Other frozen dairy foods and ices 

1 

291 SALT Salt 

1 

292 ARTIF SWEETENER -EXP Artificial sweeteners - exp only 

1 

293 MISCELLANEOUS - EXP Miscellaneous - exp only 

1 

294 NOVEL PROTEIN FOODS Novel protein foods 

1 

295 SOFT DRINKS CONCENTR Soft drinks, concentrated 

1 

296 SOFT DRINKS UNCONCEN Soft drinks, unconcentrated 

1 

297 SOFT DRINKS LOW CALO Soft drinks, low calorie 

1 

298 SOFT DRNKS L.CAL CON Low calorie soft drinks concentrated 

1 

299 SOFT DRNKS L.CAL UNC Soft drinks low calorie unconcentrated 

1 

300 SOLID CHOCOLATE Solid chocolate 

1 

301 CHOCCOATED BAR/SWEET Chocolate coated filled bar/sweets 

1 

302 CHEWING GUM Chewing gum 

1 


EXCLI 

289 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 floz 0 0 

290 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 floz 0 0 

291 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

292 12 . . . . . 0 1 0 

293 12 . . . . . 0 1 0 

294 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 oz 0 0 

295 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 floz 0 0 

296 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 floz 0 0 

297 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 floz 0 1 

298 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 floz 0 0 

299 12 . . 100 448 1408 0 floz 0 0 

300 12 . . 1000 1000 1000 0 g 0 0 

301 12 . . 2270 2270 2270 0 g 0 0 

302 12 . . 227 227 227 0 g 0 0 

2002 207 



303 35301 353 HARD PRESSED MINTS HARD PRESSED MINTS 

304 35302 353 BOILED SWEETS BOILED SWEETS 

305 35401 354 FUDGE, TOFFEES, CARAMELS FUDGE, TOFFEES, AND

CARAMELS 

306 38001 380 LOW ALCOHOL BEERS, LAGERS AND CIDERS LOW ALCOHOL BEERS, LAGERS AND 

CIDERS 

307 38101 381 BEERS BEERS 

308 38201 382 LAGERS AND CONTINENTAL BEERS LAGERS AND CONTINENTAL 

BEERS 

309 38301 383 CIDERS AND PERRY CIDERS AND PERRY 

310 38401 384 WINE WINE 

311 38501 385 LA WINE, WINE AND SPIRITS WITH ADDITIONS LA WINE,WINE/SPIRITS WITH 

ADDITIONS 

312 38601 386 FORTIFIED WINES FORTIFIED WINES 

313 38701 387 SPIRITS SPIRITS 

314 38801 388 LIQUEURS AND COCKTAILS LIQUEURS AND COCKTAILS 

315 38901 389 ALCOHOLIC CARBONATES ALCOHOLIC CARBONATED DRINKS 


STMTHSST 

303 MARD PRESSED MINTS Hard pressed mints 

1 

304 BOILED SWEETS Boiled sweets 

1 

305 FUDGE/TOFFEE/CARAMEL Fudge, toffees, caramels 

1 

306 LA BEER LAGER CIDER Low Alcohol beers, lagers and ciders 

1 

307 BEERS Beers 

1 

308 LAGERS/FOREIGN BEERS Lagers and continental beers 

1 

309 CIDERS AND PERRY Ciders and perry 

1 

310 WINE Wine 

1 

311 LA/MIXED WINE/SPIRIT Low alcohol wine, wines and spirits with additions 

1 

312 FORTIFIED WINES Fortified wines 

1 

313 SPIRITS Spirits 

1 

314 LIQUEURS/COCKTAILS Liqueurs 

1 

315 ALCO-POPS Alcoholic Carbonates(Alco-pops) 

1 


EXCLI 

303 12 . . 600 600 600 0 g 0 0 

304 12 . . 1050 1050 1050 0 g 0 0 

305 12 . . 2000 2000 2000 0 g 0 0 

306 12 . . 250 600 600 0 cl 0 0 

307 12 . . 1100 2200 2200 0 cl 0 0 

308 12 . . 1100 2200 2200 0 cl 0 0 

309 12 . . 600 1050 1050 0 cl 0 0 

310 12 . . 300 1000 1000 0 cl 0 0 

311 12 . . 300 400 400 0 cl 0 0 

312 12 . . 200 375 375 0 cl 0 0 

313 12 . . 170 250 250 0 cl 0 0 

314 12 . . 170 250 250 0 cl 0 0 

315 12 . . 100 100 100 0 ml 0 0

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