CeLSIUS data dictionary

CeLSIUS DATA DICTIONARY

Value	Label
1	-4 (households with 4 or more rooms below the ideal)
2	-3 (households with 3 rooms below the ideal)
3	-2 (households with 2 rooms below the ideal)
4	-1 (households with 1 room below the ideal)
5	0 (households where rooms available equal the ideal)
6	+1 (households with 1 room in excess of the ideal)
7	+2 (households with 2 rooms in excess of the ideal)
8	+3 (households with 3 rooms in excess of the ideal)
9	+4 (households with 4 or more rooms in excess of the ideal)
-9	Not applicable or missing

Value	Label
id	929
m204name	PAABME91
fullname	(ME91)OCCNORM9
description	Evaluates the rooms available to LS member's usually-resident household with an assessment of the rooms required by the usual residents in the household* (Scotland only)
codedas	MAIN
source	1991 Census Questions 2,3,4,7 and H1
derived	Y
codelist	Y
notes	The room requirement is calculated for each household from population resident in a De jure household as follows:- 1 A one-person household is assumed to require only one room 2 When there are two or more residents it is assumed that they require a minimum of one public room plus one bedroom for: -each married couple (2 people opposite sex, both married) -any other person aged 21 or over -each pair aged 10-20 of the same sex -each pair formed of a child aged 10-20 remaining with a child aged under 10 of the same sex -each pair of children under 10 remaining -each child unable to form a pair The population from which the above is derived is the De jure population.
formerly	OCCNORM
restricted	N
format	Numeric
length	2
occurs	1
sasname	S41150
keyword	Household
classification
comvarind
comvartime
field0	ME91

CeLSIUS data dictionary based on original version supplied by ONS