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Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2005 368 — Census Regulations, 2005

Preamble — Census Regulations, 2005 Open official source

L.N. 368 of 2005

CENSUS ACT

(CAP.118)

Census Regulations, 2005

IN exercise of the powers conferred by article 6 of the Census

Act, the Prime Minister and Minister of Finance has made the

following regulations:-

Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2005 368 — Census Regulations, 2005

Reg. 1 — Census Regulations, 2005 Open official source

The title of these regulations is the Census Regulations, Citation.

2005.

Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2005 368 — Census Regulations, 2005

First Schedule — Census Regulations, 2005 Open official source

(Regulation 11)

Census

Population

of

and

Housing 2 0 0 5

f o r

o f f i c i a l

u s e

Reference no.

Dwelling name/no.

Street/Alley

Locality

Telephone no.

Mobile phone no.

Fill in only if printed details are

incorrect or are missing

m e s s a g e

The census is carried out every ten years and is a count of all persons and private dwellings in Malta. The information collected

enables a better understanding of our current living conditions. The results are used for the formulation of policy, mainly in the

education, health and social services sectors. They are also used at local government level.

You are asked to fill in the questionnaire and to hand it over to the enumerator who will be visiting you between 21st November

and 11th December. Should you encounter any difficulty, you may approach the enumerator or alternatively, you may contact us.

The enumerator may also assist you in filling in the questionnaire. Enumerators may be identified by means of the official identity

card that they are obliged to wear during their visits.

The census is being carried out in terms of the Census Act of 1948. It is your duty to provide all the requested information. The

information that you provide is strictly confidential and no-one, except the National Statistics Office, will have access to it.

Thank you for your participation.

Alfred Camilleri

CENSUS OFFICER

FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

NAME

ID CARD NO.

SIGNATURE

L OCALITY

EA C ODE

C ODE

E NUMERATOR

S UPERVISOR

V ETTER

C ODER

D WELLING

H OUSEHOLD

HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS

SERIAL NUMBER

NO. OF HOUSEHOLDS

HSE NO.

QUESTIONNAIRE

MALES

FEMALES

TOTAL

OF

READ THE NOTES WELL

PRIOR TO FILLING IN

THE QUESTIONNAIRE

)

FREEPHONE

[21 November to 11 December 2005]

Monday to Friday: 8.00 am 8.00 pm

Saturday and Sunday: 9.00 am 1.00 pm

Please contact us on the freephone

or send an e-mail

should this questionnaire

not be collected by 11 December

E - MAIL : census2005@gov.mt

www.census2005.gov.mt

B

NOTES

H OUSEHOLD MEMBERS

The information provided in respect of all household members should be correct as at midnight of the 27th

November 2005.

Include those persons who normally reside at this address and those who are temporarily away, e.g. on

holiday, etc.

A person who lives in more than one dwelling should be included in the dwelling where he/she spends most

nights.

Include visitors who will not be included at any other address and who have been staying in Malta for a period

of at least one year from the 27th November 2005.

Include also persons who form part of this household, such as students who are either living at another address

or who are abroad. Exclude persons who have emigrated.

Include babies who were born before and up to midnight of the 27th November 2005, even if these are still in

hospital.

G UIDELINES ON ANSWERING THE QUESTIONNAIRE

Use blue or black ink. Do NOT use a pencil.

A separate column in the questionnaire should be filled in for each household member.

: . In case of an error mark the box in this manner

Mark the box/boxes that are applicable in this manner

and then proceed to mark the correct answer in this manner : .

A box with a number inside it, for example 8 , which is located next to a response, indicates the question that

you must go to next if you select that answer. For example

5 Are you male or female?

Î Means go to question number 8 and continue

Male Î go to

.

: one ONLY )

Î Means go to question number 6 and continue

Female Î go to

( mark

.

Where you are instructed to write, use block letters, for example: BIRKIRKARA, CLERK, etc.

O THER INFORMATION

Person number 1, or the reference person, should be selected as follows

•

The husband/wife in the case of a married couple.

•

Either partner of a cohabiting couple.

•

The parent in the case of a single-parent household.

•

If none of the above conditions apply, person number 1 should be a mature member of the household.

The questionnaire should be filled in by the reference person or by another mature person within the

household.

The questionnaire takes around 25 minutes to complete.

Each questionnaire covers up to 6 persons. In the case of a household with more than 6 persons, ask the

enumerator for a continuation form of the questionnaire or contact us for same.

A different questionnaire has to be completed for each group of persons, or individuals, residing in the same

dwelling but who do not share their expenditure on everyday meals. In this case, the dwellings section is to be

completed in the first questionnaire only.

If you do not know how to answer or have not understood a question, consult the enumerator or contact us

on ℡ freephone 300 for assistance.

The census is being carried out in terms of the Census Act of 1948. You are obliged by law to provide

all the requested information. The information that you provide will be kept strictly confidential and no-

one, except the National Statistics Office, shall have access to it.

B

P OPULATION

START HERE i ( FILL IN A COLUMN FOR EACH HOUSEHOLD MEMBER . INCLUDING BABIES )

Person 1

Person 2

i

What is your name?

state the names of all the persons who usually live in this

l

household, e.g. J OSEPH , M ARY , A NN , P ETER in these boxes è

i

What is your surname?

i

Insert your identity card number, e.g. 245678(M)

insert Act of Birth if an identity card is not available

l

DD

MM

YYYY

DD

MM

YYYY

i

Insert your date of birth

e.g. 12 January 1972 must read as

l

i

Male è go to

Are you male or female?

(mark Q one ONLY)

Female è go to

How many children were ever born alive to you?

If 0 è go to

DD

MM

YYYY

DD

MM

YYYY

Insert the date of your first live birth

Which is your country of birth?

Malta

(mark Q one ONLY)

Australia

United States

Germany

United Kingdom

Italy

Canada

Libya

Syria

Tunisia

Other country? Write ê

i

Do you have Maltese citizenship?

Yes è go to

(mark Q one ONLY)

No è go to

10 How did you gain Maltese citizenship?

By birth

(mark Q one ONLY)

By marriage

By registration

By other means. How? ê

DD

MM

YYYY

DD

MM

YYYY

DD

MM

YYYY

DD

MM

YYYY

Male è go to

Female è go to

If 0 è go to

DD

MM

YYYY

DD

MM

YYYY

DD

MM

YYYY

DD

MM

YYYY

Malta

Australia

United States

Germany

United Kingdom

Italy

Canada

Libya

Syria

Tunisia

Other country? Write ê

Yes è go to

No è go to

By birth

By marriage

By registration

By other means. How? ê

11 Do you have any foreign citizenship?

(mark Q one ONLY)

Yes è go to

No è go to

12 Which foreign citizenship do you have?

American

(mark Q all those that apply)

Australian

British

Italian

Canadian

Libyan

Tunisian

Other citizenship

Which? ê

i

13 At present, where do you mostly live?

In this dwelling

è go to

(mark Q one ONLY)

that dwelling, institution or country where you spend most

l

In another dwelling

nights

in Malta è go to

In an institution

in Malta è go to

Abroad è go to

14 At present, is there another dwelling in which you

regularly spend nights?

Yes è go to

(mark Q one ONLY)

No è go to

at least one night a week

l

15 How long have you been living abroad?

(mark Q one ONLY)

Up to a year

a year means 12 months prior to and including 27th

l

è go to

November

relevant to persons who, for example, are studying,

For more than

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working or undergoing medical treatment abroad

a year è go to

not relevant to emigrants

l

16 State the address of your second dwelling (or country

if residing abroad)

state full address

l

Yes è go to

No è go to

American

Australian

British

Italian

Canadian

Libyan

Tunisian

Other citizenship

Which? ê

In this dwelling

è go to

In another dwelling

in Malta è go to

In an institution

in Malta è go to

Abroad è go to

Yes è go to

No è go to

Up to a year

è go to

For more than

a year è go to

In this dwelling

17 Where did you live one year ago?

In another dwelling in the

(mark Q one ONLY)

same locality

relevant only if you are one year old or over

l

3 In another locality in

Malta/ in another country.

State where ê

In this dwelling

18 Where did you live five years ago?

2 In another dwelling in the

(mark Q one ONLY)

same locality

relevant only if you are five years old or over

l

3 In another locality in

Malta/ in another country.

State where ê

Person number 1

Wife/husband

19 How is each person related to person number 1?

Cohabiting partner

(mark Q one ONLY)

3 Son/daughter of person no. 1

each persons family or other relationship with person number

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4 Adopted child of person no. 1

1 must be stated e.g. son/daughter of person number 1

5 Grandchild of person no. 1

must be entered as son/daughter of person no. 1

6 Father/mother of person no. 1

7 Father-/mother-in-law of

person no. 1

8 Sister/brother of person no. 1

9 Son-/daughter-in-law of

person no. 1

10 Other relative

11 Friend of person no. 1

12 Other relationship

20 Do you suffer from any long-term illness and/or health

Yes

condition?

No

(mark Q one ONLY)

e.g. asthma, diabetes, heart disease, etc .

l

Do not have any

21 Do you have any long-term disability?

Visual impairment

(mark Q one ONLY)

· exclude those who are

able to see clearly by

wearing spectacles

Hearing impairment

· exclude those who are

able to hear clearly by

means of a hearing aid

Physical impairment

Intellectual impairment

6 Mental health condition

7 Other impairment. Which? ê

Have more than one type of

impairment

In this dwelling

2 In another dwelling in the

same locality

3 In another locality in

Malta/ in another country.

State where ê

In this dwelling

2 In another dwelling in the

same locality

3 In another locality in

Malta/ in another country.

State where ê

Wife/husband

2 Cohabiting partner

3 Son/daughter of person no. 1

4 Adopted child of person no. 1

5 Grandchild of person no. 1

6 Father/mother of person no. 1

7 Father-/mother-in-law of

person no. 1

8 Sister/brother of person no. 1

9 Son-/daughter-in-law of

person no. 1

10 Other relative

11 Friend of person no. 1

12 Other relationship

Yes

No

Do not have any

2 Visual impairment

· exclude those who are

able to see clearly by

wearing spectacles

Hearing impairment

· exclude those who are

able to hear clearly by

means of a hearing aid

Physical impairment

5 Intellectual impairment

6 Mental health condition

7 Other impairment. Which? ê

Have more than one type of

impairment

QUESTIONS 22 AND 23 ARE RELEVANT ONLY TO PERSONS AGED 16 YEARS AND OVER

22 What is your legal marital status?

Single è go to

(mark Q one ONLY)

Married

Re-married

Separated

Widowed

Divorced

Annulled

DD

MM

YYYY

DD

MM

23 Insert the date of your first marriage

QUESTIONS 24 TO 26 ARE RELEVANT ONLY TO PERSONS AGED 10 YEARS AND OVER

24 Which language do you speak most at home?

Maltese

(mark Q one ONLY)

English

Other language

More than one language

25 Are you able to read and write a simple sentence about

Yes

your everyday life?

No

(mark Q one ONLY)

26 How well do you speak

Not at all

Average

A little

(mark Q one ONLY for each language )

Well

a)

Maltese?

b)

English?

c)

Italian?

d)

French?

e)

German?

f)

Arabic?

g)

Any other language?

QUESTION 27 IS RELEVANT ONLY TO PERSONS AGED 5 YEARS AND OVER

27 During this year did you practise a sport at least once a

Yes, on a competitive

basis

(mark Q one ONLY )

Yes, not on a competitive

basis

No

QUESTIONS 22 AND 23 ARE RELEVANT ONLY TO PERSONS AGED 16 YEARS AND OVER

Single è go to

Married

Re-married

Separated

Widowed

Divorced

Annulled

MM

YYYY

DD

MM

YYYY

DD

MM

YYYY

DD

MM

QUESTIONS 24 TO 26 ARE RELEVANT ONLY TO PERSONS AGED 10 YEARS AND OVER

Maltese

English

Other language

More than one language

Yes

No

Not at all

Average

A little

Well

QUESTION 27 IS RELEVANT ONLY TO PERSONS AGED 5 YEARS AND OVER

Yes, on a competitive

basis

Yes, not on a competitive

basis

No

CONTINUE IF YOU ARE AGED 15 YEARS AND OVER/STOP IF YOU ARE LESS THAN 15 YEARS OF AGE

28 During this year were you actively involved in sport for pay

Yes

or profit, either as an athlete or in an administrative capacity?

No

29 Between the 21 and 27 of November 2005, were you a

Yes, on a full-time basis

Yes, on a part-time basis

student or an apprentice in a formal-educational institution?

3 Yes, by distance learning

e.g. in a school, college or university

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4 No

30 What is the highest level of education that you have

No schooling

successfully completed to date (full-time/part-time)?

Special school for

(mark Q one ONLY)

persons with a disability

3 Pre-primary

if you are still a student mark the highest level of education

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4 Primary level

completed so far

5 Secondary level

NOTES

Pre-primary

6 Post-secondary level

·

includes Kindergarten, Nursery, Infant stages 1-2, etc.

7 Non-tertiary level

Primary level

8 Tertiary level

·

includes Year 1-6 or Standard 1-6, etc.

Secondary level

9 Other. Which level? ê

·

includes Secondary Education Certificate, Lyceum, Trade or Grammar

school, Marsa Apprentice School, Navigation College, etc.

Post-secondary level

·

includes Sixth Form, City & Guilds, ESTS, TAS, Industrial

Training Centre, Polytechnic, Dockyard Apprenticeship, School

of Hairdressing, ITS (not diploma), etc.

Non-tertiary level

·

includes Kindergarten Assistant certificate, HTD, OTD, MCAST

certificate or diploma, ITS diploma, etc.

Tertiary level

·

includes university diploma, Degree, post-graduate diploma or

certificate, Masters, Doctorate, professional qualification e.g.

ACCA, MIA, ACII, ACIB, Teachers Training College, etc.

31 How old were you when you attained your highest level

of education?

answer only if you went to school

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32 What is the highest qualification that you have attained?

No qualifications attained

(mark Q one ONLY)

O level

3 Intermediate level

if you are still a student mark the highest qualification that

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4 A level

you have attained so far

5 Certificate or diploma not

NOTES

issued by university

Certificate or diploma not issued by university

6 University diploma

·

includes Trade Schools/School of Hairdressing certificate,

7 First degree

City & Guilds, Kindergarten Assistant certificate, HTD, OTD,

Dockyard apprenticeship, ITS diploma, MCAST diploma or

Professional qualification

certificate, etc.

Both a degree and a

First degree

professional qualification

·

e.g. BSc (Hons), BA (Hons), etc.

10 Post-graduate diploma or

Professional qualification (at least a degree level)

certificate

·

e.g. ACCA, MIA, etc.

Post-graduate diploma or certificate

11 Masters

·

e.g. PGCE, etc.

12 Doctorate (PhD/DBA)

13 Other. State which ê

CONTINUE IF YOU ARE AGED 15 YEARS AND OVER/STOP IF YOU ARE LESS THAN 15 YEARS OF AGE

Yes

2 No

Yes, on a full-time basis

Yes, on a part-time basis

3 Yes, by distance learning

4 No

No schooling

2 Special school for

persons with a disability

3 Pre-primary

4 Primary level

5 Secondary level

6 Post-secondary level

7 Non-tertiary level

8 Tertiary level

9 Other. Which level? ê

No qualifications attained

2 O level

3 Intermediate level

4 A level

5 Certificate or diploma not

issued by university

6 University diploma

7 First degree

Professional qualification

Both a degree and a

professional qualification

10 Post-graduate diploma or

certificate

11 Masters

12 Doctorate (PhD/DBA)

13 Other. State which ê

33 What is your current labour status?

Employed

(mark Q one ONLY)

Unemployed

Student or trainee

Retired

Cannot work because

of disability or illness

Taking care of house

and/or family

Other status

34 Did you work in the week between the 21 and 27 of

Yes è go to

November 2005?

·

Yes if you worked for at least one hour or more for pay or

No è go to

profit

·

Yes if you were on holiday or sick leave

·

No if you were taking care of house and/or family

35 What was the reason for your not working in the week

Do not work

è go to

between the 21 and 27 November 2005?

(mark Q one ONLY)

· e.g. taking care of house

and/or family, pensioner,

student, unemployed, etc.

Absent from

work during

that week

è go to

· e.g. maternity/

parental leave, etc.

36 Have you been seeking employment during the past

Yes è go to

four (4) weeks?

No è go to go to

No è stop

·

the four-week period before the 27 November 2005

dwellings

section

37 If work becomes available, would you be ready to start

Yes

go to

within the next two (2) weeks?

dwellings

stop

·

the two-week period following 27 November 2005

section

No

Employed

Unemployed

Student or trainee

Retired

Cannot work because

of disability or illness

Taking care of house

and/or family

Other status

Yes è go to

No è go to

Do not work

è go to

· e.g. taking care of house

and/or family, pensioner,

student, unemployed, etc.

Absent from

work during

that week

è go to

· e.g. maternity/

parental leave, etc.

Yes è go to

No è stop

Yes

stop

No

38 What is your professional status in your main job?

Employee

(mark Q one ONLY)

Self-employed with

employees

Self-employed without

employees

Unpaid family worker

39 Insert your main job title

·

e.g. TEACHER , CARPENTER , CLERK , etc.

40 Describe your main job

·

e.g. TEACHING , MAKING FURNITURE , WORK IN AN OFFICE , etc.

41 State the name of your place of work

e.g. D UN K ARM S ANT P RIMARY S CHOOL , A&B C O . L TD .,

·

B ORG G ROUP OF C OMPANIES , etc.

No name

42 What

is the activity of the organisation/firm that you work

for in your main job?

·

e.g. SCHOOL , KITCHEN - MAKING , MANUFACTURE OF JEANS, etc.

43 State the locality of your main place of work

Work at home and/or

from home

No fixed place of work

44 How

many hours per week do you usually work in your

main job? (do not include breaks)

·

include overtime if done regularly throughout the year

·

if the number of hours varies throughout the year, state the

number of hours worked during the last working week

45 Did

Yes

you have another job in addition to your main job in

the week between the 21 and 27 November?

No

B

Person 3

Person 4

Person 5

Person 6

Employee

Self-employed with

employees

Self-employed without

employees

Unpaid family worker

No name

Work at home and/or

from home

No fixed place of work

Yes

No

D WELLINGS SECTION

QUESTIONS ABOUT THE DWELLING YOU LIVE IN

What type of dwelling do you live in?

Apart from these rooms, are there any rooms that are

used solely for business purposes?

(mark Q one ONLY)

Terraced house

Yes è How many?

include villa,

Semi-detached house

bungalow, converted

No

Fully-detached house

farmhouse, etc.

Is this dwelling

Ground-floor tenement having its own airspace

(mark Q one ONLY)

· without an overlying habitation

Ground-floor tenement without its own airspace

owned freehold?

è go to

· having an overlying habitation

owned with ground rent?

Maisonette

è How much ground rent is paid annually?

Flat/Penthouse with access to lift

Lm

è go to

Flat/Penthouse without access to lift

rented unfurnished?

Farmhouse

è How much rent is paid annually?

Suite of rooms forming part of a housing unit

Lm

è go to

11 Garage

rented furnished?

Cellar

è How much rent is paid annually?

Boathouse

Lm

è go to

Yacht

held by emphyteusis (notarial contract)?

è How much emphyteusis is paid annually?

Caravan, fixed or mobile

Other type. State which è

Lm

è go to

used free-of-charge? è go to

In which period was the dwelling constructed?

(mark Q one ONLY)

To whom do you pay the rent or emphyteusis on this

dwelling?

1918 or earlier

1971-1980

(mark Q one ONLY)

1919-1945

1981-1990

The Government

Private landlord

1946-1955

1991-1995

The Church

1956-1960

1996-2000

Indicate the period when the rental/emphyteusis

1961-1965

2001-2005

contract/agreement was signed/reached

1966-1970

(mark Q one ONLY)

1945 or earlier

1976-1985

What is the state of repair of this dwelling?

(mark Q one ONLY)

1946-1955

1986-1995

1956-1965

1996-2005

In a good state of repair

1966-1975

Do not have a fixed contract

Needs minor repairs

Needs moderate repairs

Is there a kitchen and/or a kitchenette in this dwelling?

Needs serious repairs

(mark Q one ONLY)

Dilapidated

Yes, kitchen only

Yes, kitchenette only

How many rooms does this dwelling consist of?

Yes, both kitchen and kitchenette

· include: kitchens, bedrooms, dining rooms, living rooms,

No

study rooms and habitable rooms in cellar/basement

·

do not include: garages, kitchenettes, corridors,

10 Is there a bath and/or a shower in this dwelling?

boxrooms, verandahs, washrooms, halls, bathrooms and

other rooms used solely for business purposes

(mark Q one ONLY)

·

combined/open plan rooms should be counted separately

Yes

No

Number

B

11 Is/are there a toilet/s in this dwelling?

18 What

is the total amount in rent you pay annually for

this/these garage/s and/or part of this/these garage/s?

(mark Q one ONLY)

Yes, flush toilet

Lm

è go to

Yes, non-flush toilet è go to

No è go to

QUESTIONS ABOUT YOUR HOLIDAY DWELLING

12 Is this/are these toilet/s used regularly by

A holiday dwelling is one that consists of one or more rooms.

(mark Q one ONLY)

Do not include those holiday dwellings that are used for business

purposes and/or that are rented out to any other person.

members of this household only?

19 Do you own or make use of a holiday dwelling?

members of more than one household?

Yes è go to 20

What type of sewage disposal system is there in this

stop

No è

dwelling?

(mark Q one ONLY)

20 What type of dwelling is this holiday dwelling?

public sewage

a cesspool

none

(mark Q one ONLY)

Which of the following facilities are available in

Terraced house

this dwelling?

(mark Q only where applicable)

include villa,

Semi-detached house

bungalow, converted

Fully-detached house

farmhouse, etc.

Air conditioning

Freezer

Ground-floor tenement having its own airspace

Central heating

Dishwasher

· without an overlying habitation

Fireplace

Washing machine

Ground-floor tenement without its own airspace

Heater

Tumble dryer

(stand alone)

· having an overlying habitation

Fan

Television

Maisonette

Water heater

15 Computer

Flat/Penthouse with access to lift

Solar water heater

Video player

Flat/Penthouse without access to lift

Cooker (including

hob/oven)

DVD player

Farmhouse

Fridge/fridge-freezer

Fixed telephone line

Suite of rooms forming part of a housing unit

Garage

15 Is there Internet access in this dwelling?

Cellar

(mark Q one ONLY)

Boathouse

Yes, dial-up

Yes, other type

Yacht

Yes, ADSL

No

Caravan, fixed or mobile

Yes, Cable Internet

Other type. State which è

16 Does

any household member own a garage/s and/or

21 In which period was this holiday dwelling constructed?

part of a garage/s that is/are not used for business

purposes?

(mark Q one ONLY)

· include those that form part of this dwelling

· do not include those rented or used free-of-charge

1918 or earlier

1971-1980

1919-1945

1981-1990

Yes è How many?

1946-1955

1991-1995

No

1956-1960

1996-2000

17 Does

any household member rent a garage/s and/or

1961-1965

2001-2005

part of a garage/s from another party that is/are not

used for business purposes?

1966-1970

Yes è How many?

è go to

No è go to

22 What is the state of repair of this holiday dwelling?

27 In which locality or country is this holiday dwelling

(mark Q one ONLY)

situated?

In a good state of repair

Ba]ar i`-~ag]aq

Needs minor repairs

Birzebbugia

Needs moderate repairs

Marsascala (including St. Thomas Bay)

Needs serious repairs

Mellie]a (including G]adira and Armier)

Dilapidated

Munxar (including Xlendi)

23 How many rooms does this holiday dwelling consist of?

St. Pauls Bay (including Bu[ibba, Qawra and

Xemxija)

·

include: kitchens, bedrooms, dining rooms, living rooms,

study rooms and habitable rooms in cellar/basement

Sliema

·

do not include: garages, kitchenettes, corridors,

boxrooms, verandahs, washrooms, halls, bathrooms and B

St. Julians (including Paceville)

other rooms used solely for business purposes

Xg]ajra (in the vicinity of |abbar)

·

combined/open plan rooms should be counted separately

|ebbu[, Gozo (including Marsalforn)

Number

Another locality/country (if abroad)

State which ê

Is this holiday dwelling...

(mark Q one ONLY)

owned freehold? è go to

partially owned? è go to 27

· e.g. a dwelling shared among relatives

owned with ground rent?

è How much ground rent is paid annually?

Lm

è go to

rented unfurnished?

è How much rent is paid annually?

Lm

è go to

rented furnished?

è How much rent is paid annually?

Lm

è go to

held by emphyteusis (notarial contract)?

è How much emphyteusis is paid annually on

this holiday dwelling?

Lm

è go to

used free-of-charge? è go to

25 To

whom do you pay the rent or emphyteusis on this

holiday dwelling?

(mark Q one ONLY)

The Government

Private landlord

The Church

26 Indicate the period when the rental/emphyteusis contract/

agreement on this holiday dwelling was signed/reached

(mark Q one ONLY)

1945 or earlier

1976-1985

1946-1955

1986-1995

1956-1965

1996-2005

1966-1975

Do not have a fixed contract

B

Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2005 368 — Census Regulations, 2005

Reg. 2 — Census Regulations, 2005 Open official source

In these regulations

Definition.

“the Act” means the Census Act;

“census forms” means the forms prescribed in regulation

11 hereof;

“census information” means all information necessary for

the making of true and accurate entries in census forms;

“Census Order” means the Census Order, 2005;

“locality” and “enumeration areas” mean such sections of

Malta as may be determined by the Census Officer under

regulation 3 hereof;

“midnight ending the Census Day” has the same meaning

as is assigned to it in the Census Order.

Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2005 368 — Census Regulations, 2005

Second Schedule — Census Regulations, 2005 Open official source

(Regulation 7)

Census of Population and Housing 2005

FORM OF OATH

I ………………………………………………………… solemnly swear that I

will faithfully and honestly fulfil my duties as ……………………………… in

conformity with the requirements of the Census Regulations, 2005, and of all orders,

rules and instructions issued in pursuance thereof and that I will not, without due

authority in that behalf, disclose or make known in any manner whatsoever any

matter or thing which comes to my knowledge by reason of my employment as

such.

So help me God.

Signature ………………………………………

Sworn before me

……………………………………………… 2005 ……………………………

Census Officer.

Mitbug[ fl-Istamperija tal-Gvern — Printed at the Government Printing Press

Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2005 368 — Census Regulations, 2005

Reg. 3 — Census Regulations, 2005 Open official source

The Census Officer shall divide Malta into localities and Locality and

where he deems necessary he may also divide a locality into enumeration areas.

enumeration areas.

Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2005 368 — Census Regulations, 2005

Reg. 4 of — Census Regulations, 2005 Open official source

(a) The Census Officer may appoint such number of Appointment

supervisors and

suitable persons as he may deem necessary to be supervisors and enumerators.

enumerators and he shall assign localities and enumeration areas to

them as he may deem appropriate;

(b) Notice of the appointment of every supervisor and

enumerator shall be published in the Gazette;

(c) Where it appears to the Census Officer that a

supervisor or an enumerator is, by reason of illness or for any

other reason, unfit to perform his duties under the Act, the

Census Order and these regulations, the Census Officer may

appoint some fit and proper person in his place to perform such

duties.

Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2005 368 — Census Regulations, 2005

Reg. 5 Duties of supervisors. — Census Regulations, 2005 Open official source

It shall be the duty of every supervisor:-

(a) to give all necessary instructions to enumerators in

his locality or localities;

(b) to issue to enumerators all census forms and other

articles necessary for the taking of the Census;

(c) to examine, before midnight ending the Census Day,

all entries made in census forms by enumerators and, where it

appears upon examination that any entry in any form is defective

or is missing, to require the enumerator responsible for

completing the forms to take steps to correct the defective entry

or to supply the missing entry before midnight ending the Census

Day;

(d) following midnight ending the Census Day, to receive,

examine and transmit to the Census Officer, all census forms

and other articles delivered to him by the enumerators of his

locality or localities;

(e) to provide such written reports and certificates with

respect to the work of the enumerators in his locality or localities

and to witness such declarations by the same enumerators as

the Census Officer may in writing require him to do; and

(f) generally to carry out any instructions issued to him

by the Census Officer for the purpose of taking the Census.

Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2005 368 — Census Regulations, 2005

Reg. 6 Duties of enumerators. — Census Regulations, 2005 Open official source

It shall be the duty of every enumerator –

(a) to meet the Census Officer or supervisor of the locality

at such times and places as may be directed;

(b) to keep carefully any written instructions, books, forms,

documents, or any other articles or things issued to him in

connection with his duties and to deliver them in good condition

upon the termination of his appointment or when called upon

to do so;

(c) personally to visit at all reasonable times in the period

between his appointment and midnight ending the Census Day

every housing accommodation in the locality, enumeration area

or areas to which he may be assigned and to obtain all

information necessary for completing the census forms;

(d) to make further visits to housing accommodation

when at a first visit the required information cannot be obtained,

or which may be directed by the supervisor to revisit for the

purpose of supplying omissions or correcting or verifying

doubtful entries in the census forms;

(e) after midnight ending the Census Day again to visit

personally at all reasonable times every housing accommodation

in the locality, enumeration area or areas to which he may be

assigned and by deleting, amending or adding to the entries

previously made in the forms specified in the First Schedule to

these regulations, to obtain a true and complete account of

(i) all persons who were present at midnight ending

the Census Day in the said housing accommodation;

(ii) all persons who at midnight ending the Census

Day, were absent from the housing accommodation

occupied by the household of which they form part; and

(iii) the use which was being made at midnight

ending the Census Day of all housing accommodation with

respect to which particulars are to be obtained;

(f) if so directed by the supervisor, to assist in the

performance of the duties of any enumerator in any other locality

or enumeration area;

(g) generally to carry out such instructions of the Census

Officer and of the supervisor of the locality as may be issued

for the purpose of taking the Census

Provided that in any locality or enumeration area in which

the enumerator may be assisted, at the direction of the supervisor,

by any other enumerator, paragraphs (c), (d) and (e) of this regulation

shall be understood to apply jointly to the enumerator of the locality

or enumeration area and to such other enumerator.

Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2005 368 — Census Regulations, 2005

Reg. 7 Oath to be taken — Census Regulations, 2005 Open official source

Every supervisor and enumerator shall, before entering on

by supervisors and

his duties, make and subscribe in the presence of the Census Officer

an oath in the form set out in the Second Schedule hereto.

Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2005 368 — Census Regulations, 2005

Reg. 8 Duty to give information. — Census Regulations, 2005 Open official source

Every person with respect to whom census information is

required to be furnished by article 4 of the Census Order shall give

such information with respect to himself or herself, upon demand to

a supervisor or enumerator duly appointed under regulation 4 hereof

and acting in accordance with his duties under regulation 5 or 6

hereof.

Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2005 368 — Census Regulations, 2005

Reg. 9 Duty to give information with respect to other persons and to housing accommodation. — Census Regulations, 2005 Open official source

Every person being a person required by article 5 of the

Census Order to furnish census information with respect to other

persons and to housing accommodation shall furnish such

information upon demand to a supervisor or enumerator duly

appointed under regulation 4 hereof and acting in accordance with

his duties under regulation 5 or 6 hereof.

Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2005 368 — Census Regulations, 2005

Reg. 10 Duty to give information to prescribed persons. — Census Regulations, 2005 Open official source

Every person with respect to whom it is the duty of the

person prescribed by article 5 of the Census Order to furnish census

information shall give the information upon demand to such

prescribed persons.

Provided that any person present at midnight ending the Census

Day on the premises of any hotel, boarding-house, guesthouse,

hospital, nursing home or similar institution may, by oral request to

the supervisor or enumerator of the census locality or enumerating

area, or by written application to the Census Officer, elect to furnish

only his or her name, status within the institution and sex to the

prescribed person and the rest of the census information personally

to the aforesaid supervisor or enumerator.

Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2005 368 — Census Regulations, 2005

Reg. 11 Census forms. — Census Regulations, 2005 Open official source

The census forms shall contain the details specified in the

forms in the First Schedule hereto or such elements thereof as the

Census Officer may deem appropriate.

Revokes L.N. 166

Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2005 368 — Census Regulations, 2005

Reg. 12 of 1995. — Census Regulations, 2005 Open official source

The Census Regulations, 1995 are hereby revoked.

B

Census Regulations, 2005

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Statutory Text (15 Articles)

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