Provisional: live fieldwork, 35 interviews so far. Percentages are of each
question's valid base (missing/not-asked excluded). Right-hand grey figure = count.
Quota fill from response data
Computed directly from the answers, so it stays correct even when a survey's platform quota counter is broken. ⚠ = platform counter disagrees.
Age_Quota
18-24
2/192
25-34
10/352
35-44
11/362
45-54
5/367
55-64
5/352
65+
2/474
Sex_Quota
Female
21/1080
Male
14/1020
LA_Quota
Antrim and Newtownabbey
5/162
Ards and North Down
7/186
Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon
1/237
Belfast
8/391
Causeway Coast and Glens
2/157
Derry City and Strabane
1/164
Fermanagh and Omagh
2/127
Lisburn and Castlereagh
1/166
Mid Ulster
1/160
Mid and East Antrim
1/152
Newry, Mourne and Down
6/194
Device_1 Device - ** HIDDEN QUESTION TO STORE: Store device type ** Desktop
Base: 7
Desktop
100.0%
7
Device_2 Device - ** HIDDEN QUESTION TO STORE: Store device type ** Mobile
Base: 28
Mobile
100.0%
28
consent INCLUSIVE PEACE: Citizen inclusion in power-sharingInformed consent information
You are invited to participate in an academic study carried out by researchers at
University of Warwick (UK), Essex University (UK), University of Aberdee
Base: 35
Yes
100.0%
35
Age_Quota_A_1 Age_Quota_A - HID_AGE.a=18-24
Base: 2
HID_AGE.a=18-24
100.0%
2
Age_Quota_A_2 Age_Quota_A - HID_AGE.a=25-34
Base: 10
HID_AGE.a=25-34
100.0%
10
Age_Quota_A_3 Age_Quota_A - HID_AGE.a=35-44
Base: 11
HID_AGE.a=35-44
100.0%
11
Age_Quota_A_4 Age_Quota_A - HID_AGE.a=45-54
Base: 5
HID_AGE.a=45-54
100.0%
5
Age_Quota_A_5 Age_Quota_A - HID_AGE.a=55-64
Base: 5
HID_AGE.a=55-64
100.0%
5
Age_Quota_A_6 Age_Quota_A - HID_AGE.a=65+
Base: 2
HID_AGE.a=65+
100.0%
2
Age_Quota_B_1 Age_Quota_B - HID_AGE.a=18-24
Base: 2
HID_AGE.a=18-24
100.0%
2
Age_Quota_B_2 Age_Quota_B - HID_AGE.a=25-34
Base: 10
HID_AGE.a=25-34
100.0%
10
Age_Quota_B_3 Age_Quota_B - HID_AGE.a=35-44
Base: 11
HID_AGE.a=35-44
100.0%
11
Age_Quota_B_4 Age_Quota_B - HID_AGE.a=45-54
Base: 5
HID_AGE.a=45-54
100.0%
5
Age_Quota_B_5 Age_Quota_B - HID_AGE.a=55-64
Base: 5
HID_AGE.a=55-64
100.0%
5
Age_Quota_B_6 Age_Quota_B - HID_AGE.a=65+
Base: 2
HID_AGE.a=65+
100.0%
2
Sex What is your sex?
Base: 35
Female
60.0%
21
Male
40.0%
14
Sex_Quota_A_1 Sex_Quota_A - Sex.a=Female
Base: 21
Sex.a=Female
100.0%
21
Sex_Quota_A_2 Sex_Quota_A - Sex.a=Male
Base: 14
Sex.a=Male
100.0%
14
Sex_Quota_B_1 Sex_Quota_B - Sex.a=Female
Base: 21
Sex.a=Female
100.0%
21
Sex_Quota_B_2 Sex_Quota_B - Sex.a=Male
Base: 14
Sex.a=Male
100.0%
14
Country In which country do you currently live?
Base: 35
Northern Ireland
100.0%
35
Region_A *** Autocoding Scotland or Northern Ireland or Wales
Base: 35
Northern Ireland
100.0%
35
Region_C *** Region
Base: 35
Northern Ireland
100.0%
35
la_northern_ireland In which Local Government District do you live?
Base: 35
Belfast
22.9%
8
Ards and North Down
20.0%
7
Newry, Mourne and Down
17.1%
6
Antrim and Newtownabbey
14.3%
5
Causeway Coast and Glens
5.7%
2
Fermanagh and Omagh
5.7%
2
Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon
2.9%
1
Derry City and Strabane
2.9%
1
Lisburn and Castlereagh
2.9%
1
Mid Ulster
2.9%
1
Mid and East Antrim
2.9%
1
LA_Quota_A_1 LA_Quota_A - la_northern_ireland.a=Antrim and Newtownabbey
Base: 5
la_northern_ireland.a=Antrim and Newtownabbey
100.0%
5
LA_Quota_A_2 LA_Quota_A - la_northern_ireland.a=Ards and North Down
Base: 7
la_northern_ireland.a=Ards and North Down
100.0%
7
LA_Quota_A_3 LA_Quota_A - la_northern_ireland.a=Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon
Base: 1
la_northern_ireland.a=Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon
LA_Quota_B_10 LA_Quota_B - la_northern_ireland.a=Mid and East Antrim
Base: 1
la_northern_ireland.a=Mid and East Antrim
100.0%
1
LA_Quota_B_11 LA_Quota_B - la_northern_ireland.a=Newry, Mourne and Down
Base: 6
la_northern_ireland.a=Newry, Mourne and Down
100.0%
6
qnia22 In the 2022 Northern Ireland assembly election, 64% of adults voted while 36% did not vote. Thinking back to this Assembly Election, can you remember whether or not you voted in that specific election? Note: please answer honestly. If you did
Base: 35
I voted in the 2022 Assembly Election
60.0%
21
I did not vote in the 2022 Assembly Election
40.0%
14
nia22 Thinking back to the 2022 Assembly Election, can you recall which party you voted for with your first preference vote?
Base: 21
Alliance
23.8%
5
DUP
19.0%
4
Sinn Féin
19.0%
4
UUP
19.0%
4
SDLP
14.3%
3
Green party
4.8%
1
qge24 In the 2024 UK General Election, 57% of adults voted, while 43% did not vote. Thinking back to this election, can you recall if you voted or not?
Base: 35
I voted in the 2024 General Election
68.6%
24
I did not vote for the 2024 General Election
28.6%
10
Can’t remember
2.9%
1
ge24 For which party did you vote in the 2024 General Election?
Base: 24
Sinn Féin
25.0%
6
Alliance
20.8%
5
DUP
16.7%
4
SDLP
16.7%
4
UUP
12.5%
3
Green party
8.3%
2
religion What is your religion, if any?
Base: 35
Christian: Catholic
37.1%
13
Christian: Presbyterian Church in Ireland
11.4%
4
Christian: Protestant
11.4%
4
No religion
11.4%
4
Christian: Christian
8.6%
3
Christian: Pentecostal
5.7%
2
Prefer not to say
5.7%
2
Christian: Church of Ireland
2.9%
1
Christian: Baptist
2.9%
1
Other Religions: Muslim
2.9%
1
religion_2 How often do you attend religious services or participate in religious rituals/spiritual practice?
Base: 35
A few times a year
42.9%
15
More than once a week
20.0%
7
Never
17.1%
6
Weekly
11.4%
4
Monthly
8.6%
3
community What community do you identify with/what religion were you brought up in?
Base: 35
Catholic
48.6%
17
Protestant
31.4%
11
Other Christian
5.7%
2
No Religion
5.7%
2
Prefer not to say
5.7%
2
Other
2.9%
1
constitutional Do you think of yourself as a Unionist, a Nationalist or neither?
Base: 35
Neither
37.1%
13
Unionist
28.6%
10
Nationalist
22.9%
8
Don’t know
11.4%
4
party_id_1 Is there a particular political party you favour?
Base: 35
Yes
65.7%
23
No
34.3%
12
party_id2 Which party do you favour?
Base: 23
Sinn Féin
21.7%
5
Democratic Unionist Party
21.7%
5
Alliance Party
21.7%
5
Social Democratic Labour Party
17.4%
4
Ulster Unionist Party
8.7%
2
Green Party
4.3%
1
Prefer not to say
4.3%
1
qual_multi_2 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Entry level qualification (e g entry level certificate, Skills for Life)
Base: 1
Entry level qualification (e g entry level certificate, Skills for Life)
100.0%
1
qual_multi_3 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Level 1 qualification (e g Level 1 basic / essential / functional skills, Music Grade 1, 2, or 3)
Base: 1
Level 1 qualification (e g Level 1 basic / essential / functional skills, Music Grade 1, 2, or 3)
100.0%
1
qual_multi_4 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? A formal Apprenticeship
Base: 1
A formal Apprenticeship
100.0%
1
qual_multi_5 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? NVQs / GNVQs / RSA Diploma
Base: 4
NVQs / GNVQs / RSA Diploma
100.0%
4
qual_multi_7 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? GCSEs / O-Levels / CSEs
Base: 6
GCSEs / O-Levels / CSEs
100.0%
6
qual_multi_8 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Highers / Advanced Highers
Base: 1
Highers / Advanced Highers
100.0%
1
qual_multi_9 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? AS-Levels
Base: 2
AS-Levels
100.0%
2
qual_multi_10 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? A-Levels
Base: 7
A-Levels
100.0%
7
qual_multi_12 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Higher National Certificate (HNC) / Certificate of Higher Education (CertHE)
Base: 2
Higher National Certificate (HNC) / Certificate of Higher Education (CertHE)
100.0%
2
qual_multi_13 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Higher National Diploma (HND) / Diploma of Higher Education (DipHE) / Foundation Degree
Base: 2
Higher National Diploma (HND) / Diploma of Higher Education (DipHE) / Foundation Degree
100.0%
2
qual_multi_14 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Professional Qualifications (e g Teaching, Nursing, Accountancy, Licentiateship)
Base: 3
Professional Qualifications (e g Teaching, Nursing, Accountancy, Licentiateship)
100.0%
3
qual_multi_15 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Degree / Postgraduate Degree (e g BA, BSc, MA, MSc, MRes, MBA, PGCE, PGDip, PhD)
Base: 17
Degree / Postgraduate Degree (e g BA, BSc, MA, MSc, MRes, MBA, PGCE, PGDip, PhD)
100.0%
17
qual_multi_18 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Diploma (Other)
Base: 1
Diploma (Other)
100.0%
1
qual_multi_19 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Other (incl other work-related qualifications / vocational training, e g forklift operator training, construction skills certification scheme (CSCS), & Foreign Qualifications)
Base: 1
Other (incl other work-related qualifications / vocational training, e g forklift operator training, construction skil
100.0%
1
qual_nvq At which level is your highest qualification for your NVQs/GNVQs/RSA Diploma?
Base: 4
NVQ Level 3 or an Advanced GNVQ or an RSA Advanced Diploma
75.0%
3
NVQ Level 2 or an Intermediate GNVQ or an RSA Diploma
25.0%
1
qual_alevel_1 qual_alevel - How many of each of the following qualifications do you have? A-Levels
Base: 7
3
71.4%
5
2
28.6%
2
qual_alevel_2 qual_alevel - How many of each of the following qualifications do you have? AS-Levels
Base: 2
3
50.0%
1
4+
50.0%
1
qual_gcse What is your highest level of attainment for your GCSEs/O-Levels/CSEs?
Base: 6
5 or more GCSEs (Grades A*-C) / O-Levels (Pass) / CSEs (Grade 1)
100.0%
6
qual_dip What qualification level is your Diploma?
Base: 1
Entry level
100.0%
1
qual_categories_hid_2 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Entry level
Base: 2
Entry level
100.0%
2
qual_categories_hid_3 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Level 1
Base: 1
Level 1
100.0%
1
qual_categories_hid_4 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Level 2
Base: 10
Level 2
100.0%
10
qual_categories_hid_5 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Apprenticeship
Base: 1
Apprenticeship
100.0%
1
qual_categories_hid_6 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Other
Base: 1
Other
100.0%
1
qual_categories_hid_7 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Level 3
Base: 5
Level 3
100.0%
5
qual_categories_hid_8 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Level 4+
Base: 23
Level 4+
100.0%
23
hiqual *Hidden* Highest level of qualification
Base: 35
Level 4+
65.7%
23
Level 2 / Apprenticeship / Other
17.1%
6
No Qualifications / Level 1
8.6%
3
Level 3
8.6%
3
living_conditions In general, how do you rate your living conditions compared to those of others in your community? Are your living conditions:
Base: 35
Equal to those of others in my community
60.0%
21
Better
28.6%
10
Worse
8.6%
3
Much better
2.9%
1
emp1 Which of the following best describes your current employment status?
Base: 35
Employed full-time (More than 30 hours per week)
60.0%
21
Employed part-time (Up to 30 hours per week)
17.1%
6
Self-employed
11.4%
4
Family carer / homemaker
2.9%
1
Unemployed
2.9%
1
Unable to work due to long-term illness or disability
2.9%
1
Retired
2.9%
1
seg Which of the following best describes the current occupation of the chief income earner in your household?
Base: 35
Intermediate managerial roles, administrative or professional
34.3%
12
Higher managerial roles, administrative or professional
20.0%
7
Skilled manual worker
14.3%
5
Supervisory or clerical and junior managerial roles, administrative or professional
11.4%
4
Semi-skilled and unskilled manual worker
8.6%
3
Unemployed
8.6%
3
Pensioner
2.9%
1
se_group *Hidden* Question for Socio-Economic Groups
Base: 35
ABC1
65.7%
23
C2DE
34.3%
12
attention_check1 Are cats able to drive?
Base: 35
None of them can
100.0%
35
q1 1. How familiar are you with the concept of power-sharing in government?
Base: 35
Very familiar
37.1%
13
Somewhat familiar
28.6%
10
Not very familiar
28.6%
10
Not familiar at all
5.7%
2
q2 How important do you think power-sharing is for the stability and peace in Northern Ireland?
Base: 35
Very important
28.6%
10
Important
28.6%
10
Fairly important
22.9%
8
Don’t know
14.3%
5
Not at all important
5.7%
2
q3 Do you think that power-sharing has led to growth and development in Northern Ireland?
Base: 35
Yes, it is somewhat better
37.1%
13
Yes, it is significantly better
17.1%
6
Don’t know
17.1%
6
The has been no change
14.3%
5
It is worse than before
14.3%
5
q4 How well do you think women have been included in the power-sharing arrangements and decision-making processes?
Base: 35
Well included
40.0%
14
Don’t know
25.7%
9
Poorly included
14.3%
5
Very well included
11.4%
4
Very poorly included
8.6%
3
q5_1 q5 - What can be done to increase women's participation in government? (Select all that apply) Gender quotas in elections
Base: 13
Gender quotas in elections
100.0%
13
q5_2 q5 - What can be done to increase women's participation in government? (Select all that apply) Leadership training programmes
Base: 9
Leadership training programmes
100.0%
9
q5_3 q5 - What can be done to increase women's participation in government? (Select all that apply) Support for women's political organisations
Base: 18
Support for women's political organisations
100.0%
18
q5_4 q5 - What can be done to increase women's participation in government? (Select all that apply) Other (please specify)
Base: 1
Other (please specify)
100.0%
1
q5_5 q5 - What can be done to increase women's participation in government? (Select all that apply) Don’t know
Base: 5
Don’t know
100.0%
5
q6 How well do you think young people (ages 18-35) have been included in the power-sharing arrangements?
Base: 35
Well included
31.4%
11
Poorly included
25.7%
9
Don’t know
25.7%
9
Very well included
11.4%
4
Very poorly included
5.7%
2
q7_1 q7 - What can be done to increase youth participation in government? Youth quotas in elections
Base: 10
Youth quotas in elections
100.0%
10
q7_2 q7 - What can be done to increase youth participation in government? Civic education programmes
Base: 16
Civic education programmes
100.0%
16
q7_3 q7 - What can be done to increase youth participation in government? Support for youth-led initiatives
Base: 24
Support for youth-led initiatives
100.0%
24
q7_4 q7 - What can be done to increase youth participation in government? Support lowering the voting age to 16
Base: 9
Support lowering the voting age to 16
100.0%
9
q7_5 q7 - What can be done to increase youth participation in government? Other (please specify)
Base: 1
Other (please specify)
100.0%
1
q7_6 q7 - What can be done to increase youth participation in government? Don’t know
Base: 4
Don’t know
100.0%
4
q8 If there had to be a referendum today on the Belfast/Good Friday agreement how would you vote?
Base: 35
Definitely for
34.3%
12
Probably for
34.3%
12
Not sure
28.6%
10
Definitely against
2.9%
1
q9 On a scale from 0 to10 what is your opinion on the Belfast/ Good Friday Agreement?
Base: 35
5 - The agreement needs some changes to work better.
51.4%
18
7
11.4%
4
10 - I think the agreement works well as it is and does not need to be changed
11.4%
4
3
5.7%
2
6
5.7%
2
0 - The agreement should be removed completely
2.9%
1
2
2.9%
1
4
2.9%
1
8
2.9%
1
9
2.9%
1
RandomNumberGenerator1 This question is hidden to select ONE random number between 1 and 3The question is automatically hidden - NO need to write sys_range (and pls don't because it will mess it up)If you want to change the number of options:1 - Dele
Base: 35
2
57.1%
20
1
42.9%
15
video Please watch the video before proceeding.
Base: 15
Yes
100.0%
15
q11 Which approach do you think is better for Northern Ireland?
Base: 35
I prefer liberal consociationalism (flexible, voluntary power-sharing among all groups)
40.0%
14
I prefer a combination of both
25.7%
9
I prefer classic consociationalism (fixed, guaranteed power-sharing among specific groups)
22.9%
8
I am unsure
11.4%
4
q12 If there is a new agreement in Northern Ireland with classic consociational provisions how would you vote?
Base: 35
Not sure
37.1%
13
Probably for
34.3%
12
Definitely for
14.3%
5
Probably against
14.3%
5
q13 If there is a new agreement in Northern Ireland maintaining liberal consociational provisions how would you vote?
Base: 35
Not sure
37.1%
13
Definitely for
28.6%
10
Probably for
28.6%
10
Probably against
5.7%
2
ConjOption1Level1 ConjOption1Level1
Base: 35
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
37.1%
13
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of blame
34.3%
12
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
28.6%
10
ConjOption1Level2 ConjOption1Level2
Base: 35
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
28.6%
10
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
25.7%
9
£6,000 paid each year to all those injured regardless of severity
25.7%
9
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
20.0%
7
ConjOption1Level3 ConjOption1Level3
Base: 35
Immunity from prosecution should be offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
45.7%
16
A reduced sentence is offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
28.6%
10
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be tried and prosecuted
14.3%
5
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be given immunity but prevented from holding public office
11.4%
4
ConjOption2Level1 ConjOption2Level1
Base: 35
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
42.9%
15
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of blame
34.3%
12
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
22.9%
8
ConjOption2Level2 ConjOption2Level1
Base: 35
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
34.3%
12
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
31.4%
11
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
17.1%
6
£6,000 paid each year to all those injured regardless of severity
17.1%
6
ConjOption2Level3 ConjOption2Level3
Base: 35
Immunity from prosecution should be offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
34.3%
12
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be tried and prosecuted
25.7%
9
A reduced sentence is offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
25.7%
9
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be given immunity but prevented from holding public office
14.3%
5
ConjOption1_1 ConjOption1 - ConjOption1 Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
Base: 10
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
10
ConjOption1_2 ConjOption1 - ConjOption1 Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
Base: 13
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
13
ConjOption1_3 ConjOption1 - ConjOption1 Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of blame
Base: 12
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of blame
100.0%
12
ConjOption1_4 ConjOption1 - ConjOption1 Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 9
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
9
ConjOption1_5 ConjOption1 - ConjOption1 Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 7
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
7
ConjOption1_6 ConjOption1 - ConjOption1 Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 10
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
10
ConjOption1_7 ConjOption1 - ConjOption1 £6,000 paid each year to all those injured regardless of severity
Base: 9
£6,000 paid each year to all those injured regardless of severity
100.0%
9
ConjOption1_8 ConjOption1 - ConjOption1 Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be tried and prosecuted
Base: 5
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be tried and prosecuted
100.0%
5
ConjOption1_9 ConjOption1 - ConjOption1 Immunity from prosecution should be offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
Base: 16
Immunity from prosecution should be offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
100.0%
16
ConjOption1_10 ConjOption1 - ConjOption1 A reduced sentence is offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
Base: 10
A reduced sentence is offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
100.0%
10
ConjOption1_11 ConjOption1 - ConjOption1 Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be given immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
Base: 4
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be given immunity but prevented from holding public office
100.0%
4
ConjOption2_1 ConjOption2 - ConjOption2 Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
Base: 8
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
8
ConjOption2_2 ConjOption2 - ConjOption2 Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
Base: 15
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
15
ConjOption2_3 ConjOption2 - ConjOption2 Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of blame
Base: 12
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of blame
100.0%
12
ConjOption2_4 ConjOption2 - ConjOption2 Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 11
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
11
ConjOption2_5 ConjOption2 - ConjOption2 Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 12
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
12
ConjOption2_6 ConjOption2 - ConjOption2 Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 6
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
6
ConjOption2_7 ConjOption2 - ConjOption2 £6,000 paid each year to all those injured regardless of severity
Base: 6
£6,000 paid each year to all those injured regardless of severity
100.0%
6
ConjOption2_8 ConjOption2 - ConjOption2 Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be tried and prosecuted
Base: 9
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be tried and prosecuted
100.0%
9
ConjOption2_9 ConjOption2 - ConjOption2 Immunity from prosecution should be offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
Base: 12
Immunity from prosecution should be offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
100.0%
12
ConjOption2_10 ConjOption2 - ConjOption2 A reduced sentence is offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
Base: 9
A reduced sentence is offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
100.0%
9
ConjOption2_11 ConjOption2 - ConjOption2 Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be given immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
Base: 5
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be given immunity but prevented from holding public office
100.0%
5
Conjoint1_BNY Option 1CompensationsValue of compensation to victimsJusticeOption 2CompensationsValue of compensation to victimsJustice Which option do you prefer?
Base: 35
Option 1
60.0%
21
Option 2
40.0%
14
ConjOption1Level1_1 ConjOption1Level1
Base: 35
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
54.3%
19
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of blame
31.4%
11
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
14.3%
5
ConjOption1Level2_1 ConjOption1Level2
Base: 35
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
31.4%
11
£6,000 paid each year to all those injured regardless of severity
31.4%
11
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
22.9%
8
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
14.3%
5
ConjOption1Level3_1 ConjOption1Level3
Base: 35
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be given immunity but prevented from holding public office
31.4%
11
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be tried and prosecuted
28.6%
10
Immunity from prosecution should be offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
28.6%
10
A reduced sentence is offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
11.4%
4
ConjOption2Level1_1 ConjOption2Level1
Base: 35
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of blame
45.7%
16
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
28.6%
10
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
25.7%
9
ConjOption2Level2_1 ConjOption2Level1
Base: 35
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
40.0%
14
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
22.9%
8
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
20.0%
7
£6,000 paid each year to all those injured regardless of severity
17.1%
6
ConjOption2Level3_1 ConjOption2Level3
Base: 35
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be given immunity but prevented from holding public office
31.4%
11
A reduced sentence is offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
28.6%
10
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be tried and prosecuted
22.9%
8
Immunity from prosecution should be offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
17.1%
6
ConjOption1_1_1 ConjOption1_1 - ConjOption1 Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
Base: 5
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
5
ConjOption1_1_2 ConjOption1_1 - ConjOption1 Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
Base: 19
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
19
ConjOption1_1_3 ConjOption1_1 - ConjOption1 Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of blame
Base: 11
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of blame
100.0%
11
ConjOption1_1_4 ConjOption1_1 - ConjOption1 Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 8
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
8
ConjOption1_1_5 ConjOption1_1 - ConjOption1 Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 5
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
5
ConjOption1_1_6 ConjOption1_1 - ConjOption1 Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 11
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
11
ConjOption1_1_7 ConjOption1_1 - ConjOption1 £6,000 paid each year to all those injured regardless of severity
Base: 11
£6,000 paid each year to all those injured regardless of severity
100.0%
11
ConjOption1_1_8 ConjOption1_1 - ConjOption1 Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be tried and prosecuted
Base: 10
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be tried and prosecuted
100.0%
10
ConjOption1_1_9 ConjOption1_1 - ConjOption1 Immunity from prosecution should be offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
Base: 10
Immunity from prosecution should be offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
100.0%
10
ConjOption1_1_10 ConjOption1_1 - ConjOption1 A reduced sentence is offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
Base: 4
A reduced sentence is offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
100.0%
4
ConjOption1_1_11 ConjOption1_1 - ConjOption1 Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be given immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
Base: 11
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be given immunity but prevented from holding public office
100.0%
11
ConjOption2_1_1 ConjOption2_1 - ConjOption2 Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
Base: 9
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
9
ConjOption2_1_2 ConjOption2_1 - ConjOption2 Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
Base: 10
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
10
ConjOption2_1_3 ConjOption2_1 - ConjOption2 Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of blame
Base: 16
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of blame
100.0%
16
ConjOption2_1_4 ConjOption2_1 - ConjOption2 Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 7
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
7
ConjOption2_1_5 ConjOption2_1 - ConjOption2 Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 14
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
14
ConjOption2_1_6 ConjOption2_1 - ConjOption2 Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 8
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
8
ConjOption2_1_7 ConjOption2_1 - ConjOption2 £6,000 paid each year to all those injured regardless of severity
Base: 6
£6,000 paid each year to all those injured regardless of severity
100.0%
6
ConjOption2_1_8 ConjOption2_1 - ConjOption2 Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be tried and prosecuted
Base: 8
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be tried and prosecuted
100.0%
8
ConjOption2_1_9 ConjOption2_1 - ConjOption2 Immunity from prosecution should be offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
Base: 6
Immunity from prosecution should be offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
100.0%
6
ConjOption2_1_10 ConjOption2_1 - ConjOption2 A reduced sentence is offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
Base: 10
A reduced sentence is offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
100.0%
10
ConjOption2_1_11 ConjOption2_1 - ConjOption2 Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be given immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
Base: 11
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be given immunity but prevented from holding public office
100.0%
11
Conjoint1_1_BNY Option 1CompensationsValue of compensation to victimsJusticeOption 2CompensationsValue of compensation to victimsJustice Which option do you prefer?
Base: 35
Option 1
51.4%
18
Option 2
48.6%
17
ConjOption1Level1_2 ConjOption1Level1
Base: 35
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of blame
42.9%
15
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
34.3%
12
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
22.9%
8
ConjOption1Level2_2 ConjOption1Level2
Base: 35
£6,000 paid each year to all those injured regardless of severity
45.7%
16
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
25.7%
9
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
17.1%
6
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
11.4%
4
ConjOption1Level3_2 ConjOption1Level3
Base: 35
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be given immunity but prevented from holding public office
37.1%
13
Immunity from prosecution should be offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
31.4%
11
A reduced sentence is offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
20.0%
7
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be tried and prosecuted
11.4%
4
ConjOption2Level1_2 ConjOption2Level1
Base: 35
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
40.0%
14
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
34.3%
12
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of blame
25.7%
9
ConjOption2Level2_2 ConjOption2Level1
Base: 35
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
34.3%
12
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
28.6%
10
£6,000 paid each year to all those injured regardless of severity
22.9%
8
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
14.3%
5
ConjOption2Level3_2 ConjOption2Level3
Base: 35
Immunity from prosecution should be offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
28.6%
10
A reduced sentence is offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
28.6%
10
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be given immunity but prevented from holding public office
22.9%
8
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be tried and prosecuted
20.0%
7
ConjOption1_2_1 ConjOption1_2 - ConjOption1 Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
Base: 12
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
12
ConjOption1_2_2 ConjOption1_2 - ConjOption1 Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
Base: 8
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
8
ConjOption1_2_3 ConjOption1_2 - ConjOption1 Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of blame
Base: 15
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of blame
100.0%
15
ConjOption1_2_4 ConjOption1_2 - ConjOption1 Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 4
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
4
ConjOption1_2_5 ConjOption1_2 - ConjOption1 Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 6
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
6
ConjOption1_2_6 ConjOption1_2 - ConjOption1 Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 9
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
9
ConjOption1_2_7 ConjOption1_2 - ConjOption1 £6,000 paid each year to all those injured regardless of severity
Base: 16
£6,000 paid each year to all those injured regardless of severity
100.0%
16
ConjOption1_2_8 ConjOption1_2 - ConjOption1 Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be tried and prosecuted
Base: 4
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be tried and prosecuted
100.0%
4
ConjOption1_2_9 ConjOption1_2 - ConjOption1 Immunity from prosecution should be offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
Base: 11
Immunity from prosecution should be offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
100.0%
11
ConjOption1_2_10 ConjOption1_2 - ConjOption1 A reduced sentence is offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
Base: 7
A reduced sentence is offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
100.0%
7
ConjOption1_2_11 ConjOption1_2 - ConjOption1 Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be given immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
Base: 13
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be given immunity but prevented from holding public office
100.0%
13
ConjOption2_2_1 ConjOption2_2 - ConjOption2 Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
Base: 14
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
14
ConjOption2_2_2 ConjOption2_2 - ConjOption2 Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
Base: 12
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
12
ConjOption2_2_3 ConjOption2_2 - ConjOption2 Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of blame
Base: 9
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of blame
100.0%
9
ConjOption2_2_4 ConjOption2_2 - ConjOption2 Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 5
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
5
ConjOption2_2_5 ConjOption2_2 - ConjOption2 Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 10
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
10
ConjOption2_2_6 ConjOption2_2 - ConjOption2 Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 12
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
12
ConjOption2_2_7 ConjOption2_2 - ConjOption2 £6,000 paid each year to all those injured regardless of severity
Base: 8
£6,000 paid each year to all those injured regardless of severity
100.0%
8
ConjOption2_2_8 ConjOption2_2 - ConjOption2 Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be tried and prosecuted
Base: 7
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be tried and prosecuted
100.0%
7
ConjOption2_2_9 ConjOption2_2 - ConjOption2 Immunity from prosecution should be offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
Base: 10
Immunity from prosecution should be offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
100.0%
10
ConjOption2_2_10 ConjOption2_2 - ConjOption2 A reduced sentence is offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
Base: 10
A reduced sentence is offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
100.0%
10
ConjOption2_2_11 ConjOption2_2 - ConjOption2 Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be given immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
Base: 8
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be given immunity but prevented from holding public office
100.0%
8
Conjoint1_2_BNY Option 1CompensationsValue of compensation to victimsJusticeOption 2CompensationsValue of compensation to victimsJustice Which option do you prefer?
Base: 35
Option 1
60.0%
21
Option 2
40.0%
14
ConjOption1Level1_3 ConjOption1Level1
Base: 35
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of blame
37.1%
13
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
31.4%
11
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
31.4%
11
ConjOption1Level2_3 ConjOption1Level2
Base: 35
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
31.4%
11
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
28.6%
10
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
20.0%
7
£6,000 paid each year to all those injured regardless of severity
20.0%
7
ConjOption1Level3_3 ConjOption1Level3
Base: 35
Immunity from prosecution should be offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
31.4%
11
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be given immunity but prevented from holding public office
28.6%
10
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be tried and prosecuted
20.0%
7
A reduced sentence is offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
20.0%
7
ConjOption2Level1_3 ConjOption2Level1
Base: 35
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
34.3%
12
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of blame
34.3%
12
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
31.4%
11
ConjOption2Level2_3 ConjOption2Level1
Base: 35
£6,000 paid each year to all those injured regardless of severity
31.4%
11
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
25.7%
9
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
22.9%
8
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
20.0%
7
ConjOption2Level3_3 ConjOption2Level3
Base: 35
Immunity from prosecution should be offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
31.4%
11
A reduced sentence is offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
25.7%
9
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be given immunity but prevented from holding public office
25.7%
9
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be tried and prosecuted
17.1%
6
ConjOption1_3_1 ConjOption1_3 - ConjOption1 Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
Base: 11
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
11
ConjOption1_3_2 ConjOption1_3 - ConjOption1 Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
Base: 11
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
11
ConjOption1_3_3 ConjOption1_3 - ConjOption1 Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of blame
Base: 13
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of blame
100.0%
13
ConjOption1_3_4 ConjOption1_3 - ConjOption1 Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 7
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
7
ConjOption1_3_5 ConjOption1_3 - ConjOption1 Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 10
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
10
ConjOption1_3_6 ConjOption1_3 - ConjOption1 Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 11
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
11
ConjOption1_3_7 ConjOption1_3 - ConjOption1 £6,000 paid each year to all those injured regardless of severity
Base: 7
£6,000 paid each year to all those injured regardless of severity
100.0%
7
ConjOption1_3_8 ConjOption1_3 - ConjOption1 Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be tried and prosecuted
Base: 7
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be tried and prosecuted
100.0%
7
ConjOption1_3_9 ConjOption1_3 - ConjOption1 Immunity from prosecution should be offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
Base: 11
Immunity from prosecution should be offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
100.0%
11
ConjOption1_3_10 ConjOption1_3 - ConjOption1 A reduced sentence is offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
Base: 7
A reduced sentence is offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
100.0%
7
ConjOption1_3_11 ConjOption1_3 - ConjOption1 Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be given immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
Base: 10
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be given immunity but prevented from holding public office
100.0%
10
ConjOption2_3_1 ConjOption2_3 - ConjOption2 Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
Base: 12
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
12
ConjOption2_3_2 ConjOption2_3 - ConjOption2 Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
Base: 11
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
11
ConjOption2_3_3 ConjOption2_3 - ConjOption2 Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of blame
Base: 12
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of blame
100.0%
12
ConjOption2_3_4 ConjOption2_3 - ConjOption2 Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 7
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
7
ConjOption2_3_5 ConjOption2_3 - ConjOption2 Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 8
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
8
ConjOption2_3_6 ConjOption2_3 - ConjOption2 Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 9
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
9
ConjOption2_3_7 ConjOption2_3 - ConjOption2 £6,000 paid each year to all those injured regardless of severity
Base: 11
£6,000 paid each year to all those injured regardless of severity
100.0%
11
ConjOption2_3_8 ConjOption2_3 - ConjOption2 Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be tried and prosecuted
Base: 6
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be tried and prosecuted
100.0%
6
ConjOption2_3_9 ConjOption2_3 - ConjOption2 Immunity from prosecution should be offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
Base: 11
Immunity from prosecution should be offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
100.0%
11
ConjOption2_3_10 ConjOption2_3 - ConjOption2 A reduced sentence is offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
Base: 9
A reduced sentence is offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
100.0%
9
ConjOption2_3_11 ConjOption2_3 - ConjOption2 Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be given immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
Base: 9
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be given immunity but prevented from holding public office
100.0%
9
Conjoint1_3_BNY Option 1CompensationsValue of compensation to victimsJusticeOption 2CompensationsValue of compensation to victimsJustice Which option do you prefer?
Base: 35
Option 1
62.9%
22
Option 2
37.1%
13
ConjOption1Level1_4 ConjOption1Level1
Base: 35
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of blame
45.7%
16
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
34.3%
12
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
20.0%
7
ConjOption1Level2_4 ConjOption1Level2
Base: 35
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
34.3%
12
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
25.7%
9
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
25.7%
9
£6,000 paid each year to all those injured regardless of severity
14.3%
5
ConjOption1Level3_4 ConjOption1Level3
Base: 35
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be tried and prosecuted
40.0%
14
A reduced sentence is offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
25.7%
9
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be given immunity but prevented from holding public office
20.0%
7
Immunity from prosecution should be offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
14.3%
5
ConjOption2Level1_4 ConjOption2Level1
Base: 35
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
48.6%
17
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
28.6%
10
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of blame
22.9%
8
ConjOption2Level2_4 ConjOption2Level1
Base: 35
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
28.6%
10
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
28.6%
10
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
22.9%
8
£6,000 paid each year to all those injured regardless of severity
20.0%
7
ConjOption2Level3_4 ConjOption2Level3
Base: 35
A reduced sentence is offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
37.1%
13
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be tried and prosecuted
22.9%
8
Immunity from prosecution should be offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
22.9%
8
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be given immunity but prevented from holding public office
17.1%
6
ConjOption1_4_1 ConjOption1_4 - ConjOption1 Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
Base: 12
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
12
ConjOption1_4_2 ConjOption1_4 - ConjOption1 Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
Base: 7
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
7
ConjOption1_4_3 ConjOption1_4 - ConjOption1 Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of blame
Base: 16
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of blame
100.0%
16
ConjOption1_4_4 ConjOption1_4 - ConjOption1 Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 9
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
9
ConjOption1_4_5 ConjOption1_4 - ConjOption1 Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 9
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
9
ConjOption1_4_6 ConjOption1_4 - ConjOption1 Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 12
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
12
ConjOption1_4_7 ConjOption1_4 - ConjOption1 £6,000 paid each year to all those injured regardless of severity
Base: 5
£6,000 paid each year to all those injured regardless of severity
100.0%
5
ConjOption1_4_8 ConjOption1_4 - ConjOption1 Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be tried and prosecuted
Base: 14
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be tried and prosecuted
100.0%
14
ConjOption1_4_9 ConjOption1_4 - ConjOption1 Immunity from prosecution should be offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
Base: 5
Immunity from prosecution should be offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
100.0%
5
ConjOption1_4_10 ConjOption1_4 - ConjOption1 A reduced sentence is offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
Base: 9
A reduced sentence is offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
100.0%
9
ConjOption1_4_11 ConjOption1_4 - ConjOption1 Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be given immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
Base: 7
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be given immunity but prevented from holding public office
100.0%
7
ConjOption2_4_1 ConjOption2_4 - ConjOption2 Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
Base: 17
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
17
ConjOption2_4_2 ConjOption2_4 - ConjOption2 Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
Base: 10
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
10
ConjOption2_4_3 ConjOption2_4 - ConjOption2 Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of blame
Base: 8
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of blame
100.0%
8
ConjOption2_4_4 ConjOption2_4 - ConjOption2 Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 10
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
10
ConjOption2_4_5 ConjOption2_4 - ConjOption2 Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 10
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
10
ConjOption2_4_6 ConjOption2_4 - ConjOption2 Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 8
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
8
ConjOption2_4_7 ConjOption2_4 - ConjOption2 £6,000 paid each year to all those injured regardless of severity
Base: 7
£6,000 paid each year to all those injured regardless of severity
100.0%
7
ConjOption2_4_8 ConjOption2_4 - ConjOption2 Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be tried and prosecuted
Base: 8
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be tried and prosecuted
100.0%
8
ConjOption2_4_9 ConjOption2_4 - ConjOption2 Immunity from prosecution should be offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
Base: 8
Immunity from prosecution should be offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
100.0%
8
ConjOption2_4_10 ConjOption2_4 - ConjOption2 A reduced sentence is offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
Base: 13
A reduced sentence is offered in exchange for information leading to truth recovery
100.0%
13
ConjOption2_4_11 ConjOption2_4 - ConjOption2 Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be given immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
Base: 6
Those that committed violent acts during the Troubles should be given immunity but prevented from holding public office
100.0%
6
Conjoint1_4_BNY Option 1CompensationsValue of compensation to victimsJusticeOption 2CompensationsValue of compensation to victimsJustice Which option do you prefer?
Base: 35
Option 1
68.6%
24
Option 2
31.4%
11
attention_check2 To make sure we understand your answers correctly, please select 'Strongly disagree' for this statement."Cats are the same species as elephants."
Base: 35
Strongly disagree
85.7%
30
Neither agree nor disagree
5.7%
2
Disagree
5.7%
2
Strongly agree
2.9%
1
Conj2Option1Level1 Conj2Option1Level1
Base: 35
Female
51.4%
18
Male
48.6%
17
Conj2Option1Level2 Conj2Option1Level2
Base: 35
Norway
34.3%
12
Luxemburg
20.0%
7
Japan
20.0%
7
South Africa
20.0%
7
USA
5.7%
2
Conj2Option1Level3 ConjOption1Level3
Base: 35
Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
37.1%
13
Prioritizes largest party views
34.3%
12
Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
28.6%
10
Conj2Option1Level4 ConjOption1Level4
Base: 35
Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
42.9%
15
Advises and proposes agreements
31.4%
11
Advises only
25.7%
9
Conj2Option2Level1 ConjOption2Level1
Base: 35
Male
51.4%
18
Female
48.6%
17
Conj2Option2Level2 Conj2Option2Level1
Base: 35
Norway
25.7%
9
South Africa
22.9%
8
Luxemburg
20.0%
7
Japan
17.1%
6
USA
14.3%
5
Conj2Option2Level3 Conj2Option2Level3
Base: 35
Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
Conj2Option2_6 Conj2Option2 - ConjOption2 South Africa
Base: 8
South Africa
100.0%
8
Conj2Option2_7 Conj2Option2 - ConjOption2 USA
Base: 5
USA
100.0%
5
Conj2Option2_8 Conj2Option2 - ConjOption2 Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
Base: 11
Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
100.0%
11
Conj2Option2_9 Conj2Option2 - ConjOption2 Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
Base: 12
Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
100.0%
12
Conj2Option2_10 Conj2Option2 - ConjOption2 Prioritizes largest party views
Base: 12
Prioritizes largest party views
100.0%
12
Conj2Option2_11 Conj2Option2 - ConjOption2 Advises only
Base: 18
Advises only
100.0%
18
Conj2Option2_12 Conj2Option2 - ConjOption2 Advises and proposes agreements
Base: 9
Advises and proposes agreements
100.0%
9
Conj2Option2_13 Conj2Option2 - ConjOption2 Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
Base: 8
Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
100.0%
8
Conjoint2_BNY Option 1GenderCountry of OriginPolitical ScopeMediation authorityOption 2GenderCountry of OriginPolitical ScopeMediation authority Which option do you prefer?
Base: 35
Option 1
62.9%
22
Option 2
37.1%
13
Conj2Option1Level1_1 Conj2Option1Level1
Base: 35
Male
51.4%
18
Female
48.6%
17
Conj2Option1Level2_1 Conj2Option1Level2
Base: 35
Japan
37.1%
13
South Africa
22.9%
8
Luxemburg
17.1%
6
Norway
14.3%
5
USA
8.6%
3
Conj2Option1Level3_1 ConjOption1Level3
Base: 35
Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
54.3%
19
Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
22.9%
8
Prioritizes largest party views
22.9%
8
Conj2Option1Level4_1 ConjOption1Level4
Base: 35
Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
40.0%
14
Advises only
31.4%
11
Advises and proposes agreements
28.6%
10
Conj2Option2Level1_1 ConjOption2Level1
Base: 35
Female
51.4%
18
Male
48.6%
17
Conj2Option2Level2_1 Conj2Option2Level1
Base: 35
Norway
22.9%
8
Luxemburg
20.0%
7
Japan
20.0%
7
USA
20.0%
7
South Africa
17.1%
6
Conj2Option2Level3_1 Conj2Option2Level3
Base: 35
Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
48.6%
17
Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
25.7%
9
Prioritizes largest party views
25.7%
9
Conj2Option2Level4_1 ConjOption2Level4
Base: 35
Advises and proposes agreements
37.1%
13
Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
34.3%
12
Advises only
28.6%
10
Conj2Option1_1_1 Conj2Option1_1 - ConjOption1 Male
Conj2Option2_1_5 Conj2Option2_1 - ConjOption2 Japan
Base: 7
Japan
100.0%
7
Conj2Option2_1_6 Conj2Option2_1 - ConjOption2 South Africa
Base: 6
South Africa
100.0%
6
Conj2Option2_1_7 Conj2Option2_1 - ConjOption2 USA
Base: 7
USA
100.0%
7
Conj2Option2_1_8 Conj2Option2_1 - ConjOption2 Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
Base: 17
Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
100.0%
17
Conj2Option2_1_9 Conj2Option2_1 - ConjOption2 Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
Base: 9
Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
100.0%
9
Conj2Option2_1_10 Conj2Option2_1 - ConjOption2 Prioritizes largest party views
Base: 9
Prioritizes largest party views
100.0%
9
Conj2Option2_1_11 Conj2Option2_1 - ConjOption2 Advises only
Base: 10
Advises only
100.0%
10
Conj2Option2_1_12 Conj2Option2_1 - ConjOption2 Advises and proposes agreements
Base: 13
Advises and proposes agreements
100.0%
13
Conj2Option2_1_13 Conj2Option2_1 - ConjOption2 Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
Base: 12
Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
100.0%
12
Conjoint2_1_BNY Option 1GenderCountry of OriginPolitical ScopeMediation authorityOption 2GenderCountry of OriginPolitical ScopeMediation authority Which option do you prefer?
Base: 35
Option 2
62.9%
22
Option 1
37.1%
13
Conj2Option1Level1_2 Conj2Option1Level1
Base: 35
Female
57.1%
20
Male
42.9%
15
Conj2Option1Level2_2 Conj2Option1Level2
Base: 35
Luxemburg
28.6%
10
Japan
22.9%
8
USA
22.9%
8
South Africa
14.3%
5
Norway
11.4%
4
Conj2Option1Level3_2 ConjOption1Level3
Base: 35
Prioritizes largest party views
42.9%
15
Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
31.4%
11
Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
25.7%
9
Conj2Option1Level4_2 ConjOption1Level4
Base: 35
Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
37.1%
13
Advises only
31.4%
11
Advises and proposes agreements
31.4%
11
Conj2Option2Level1_2 ConjOption2Level1
Base: 35
Male
68.6%
24
Female
31.4%
11
Conj2Option2Level2_2 Conj2Option2Level1
Base: 35
Norway
34.3%
12
Japan
22.9%
8
USA
17.1%
6
Luxemburg
14.3%
5
South Africa
11.4%
4
Conj2Option2Level3_2 Conj2Option2Level3
Base: 35
Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
37.1%
13
Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
31.4%
11
Prioritizes largest party views
31.4%
11
Conj2Option2Level4_2 ConjOption2Level4
Base: 35
Advises only
42.9%
15
Advises and proposes agreements
31.4%
11
Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
25.7%
9
Conj2Option1_2_1 Conj2Option1_2 - ConjOption1 Male
Conj2Option2_2_5 Conj2Option2_2 - ConjOption2 Japan
Base: 8
Japan
100.0%
8
Conj2Option2_2_6 Conj2Option2_2 - ConjOption2 South Africa
Base: 4
South Africa
100.0%
4
Conj2Option2_2_7 Conj2Option2_2 - ConjOption2 USA
Base: 6
USA
100.0%
6
Conj2Option2_2_8 Conj2Option2_2 - ConjOption2 Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
Base: 11
Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
100.0%
11
Conj2Option2_2_9 Conj2Option2_2 - ConjOption2 Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
Base: 13
Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
100.0%
13
Conj2Option2_2_10 Conj2Option2_2 - ConjOption2 Prioritizes largest party views
Base: 11
Prioritizes largest party views
100.0%
11
Conj2Option2_2_11 Conj2Option2_2 - ConjOption2 Advises only
Base: 15
Advises only
100.0%
15
Conj2Option2_2_12 Conj2Option2_2 - ConjOption2 Advises and proposes agreements
Base: 11
Advises and proposes agreements
100.0%
11
Conj2Option2_2_13 Conj2Option2_2 - ConjOption2 Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
Base: 9
Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
100.0%
9
Conjoint2_2_BNY Option 1GenderCountry of OriginPolitical ScopeMediation authorityOption 2GenderCountry of OriginPolitical ScopeMediation authority Which option do you prefer?
Base: 35
Option 2
54.3%
19
Option 1
45.7%
16
Conj2Option1Level1_3 Conj2Option1Level1
Base: 35
Male
54.3%
19
Female
45.7%
16
Conj2Option1Level2_3 Conj2Option1Level2
Base: 35
Norway
28.6%
10
Luxemburg
25.7%
9
South Africa
17.1%
6
Japan
14.3%
5
USA
14.3%
5
Conj2Option1Level3_3 ConjOption1Level3
Base: 35
Prioritizes largest party views
48.6%
17
Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
28.6%
10
Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
22.9%
8
Conj2Option1Level4_3 ConjOption1Level4
Base: 35
Advises and proposes agreements
37.1%
13
Advises only
34.3%
12
Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
28.6%
10
Conj2Option2Level1_3 ConjOption2Level1
Base: 35
Female
51.4%
18
Male
48.6%
17
Conj2Option2Level2_3 Conj2Option2Level1
Base: 35
Japan
31.4%
11
Luxemburg
20.0%
7
USA
20.0%
7
South Africa
17.1%
6
Norway
11.4%
4
Conj2Option2Level3_3 Conj2Option2Level3
Base: 35
Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
37.1%
13
Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
37.1%
13
Prioritizes largest party views
25.7%
9
Conj2Option2Level4_3 ConjOption2Level4
Base: 35
Advises and proposes agreements
34.3%
12
Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
34.3%
12
Advises only
31.4%
11
Conj2Option1_3_1 Conj2Option1_3 - ConjOption1 Male
Conj2Option2_4_5 Conj2Option2_4 - ConjOption2 Japan
Base: 6
Japan
100.0%
6
Conj2Option2_4_6 Conj2Option2_4 - ConjOption2 South Africa
Base: 8
South Africa
100.0%
8
Conj2Option2_4_7 Conj2Option2_4 - ConjOption2 USA
Base: 7
USA
100.0%
7
Conj2Option2_4_8 Conj2Option2_4 - ConjOption2 Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
Base: 11
Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
100.0%
11
Conj2Option2_4_9 Conj2Option2_4 - ConjOption2 Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
Base: 8
Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
100.0%
8
Conj2Option2_4_10 Conj2Option2_4 - ConjOption2 Prioritizes largest party views
Base: 16
Prioritizes largest party views
100.0%
16
Conj2Option2_4_11 Conj2Option2_4 - ConjOption2 Advises only
Base: 13
Advises only
100.0%
13
Conj2Option2_4_12 Conj2Option2_4 - ConjOption2 Advises and proposes agreements
Base: 10
Advises and proposes agreements
100.0%
10
Conj2Option2_4_13 Conj2Option2_4 - ConjOption2 Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
Base: 12
Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
100.0%
12
Conjoint2_4_BNY Option 1GenderCountry of OriginPolitical ScopeMediation authorityOption 2GenderCountry of OriginPolitical ScopeMediation authority Which option do you prefer?
Base: 35
Option 1
57.1%
20
Option 2
42.9%
15
q16_1 q16 - 16. Mediation has been used in Northern Ireland for a number of issues in the past. Which of the following issues do you support the Northern Ireland assembly seeking external support from mediation on? (select all that apply) Legacy issues
Base: 20
Legacy issues
100.0%
20
q16_2 q16 - 16. Mediation has been used in Northern Ireland for a number of issues in the past. Which of the following issues do you support the Northern Ireland assembly seeking external support from mediation on? (select all that apply) Parades/Flags
Base: 19
Parades/Flags
100.0%
19
q16_3 q16 - 16. Mediation has been used in Northern Ireland for a number of issues in the past. Which of the following issues do you support the Northern Ireland assembly seeking external support from mediation on? (select all that apply) Policing
Base: 18
Policing
100.0%
18
q16_4 q16 - 16. Mediation has been used in Northern Ireland for a number of issues in the past. Which of the following issues do you support the Northern Ireland assembly seeking external support from mediation on? (select all that apply) The reform/restorat
Base: 20
The reform/restoration of power sharing institutions
100.0%
20
q16_5 q16 - 16. Mediation has been used in Northern Ireland for a number of issues in the past. Which of the following issues do you support the Northern Ireland assembly seeking external support from mediation on? (select all that apply) Other (please state
Base: 2
Other (please state)
100.0%
2
q17_1 q17 - In the event of a collapse of the Northern Irish government and failure to reach agreement as a result of talks and/or mediation how much are you for or against the following scenarios? A new Assembly Election should be called until parties reach
Base: 35
In favour
54.3%
19
Neither against nor in favour but I could tolerate it if necessary
20.0%
7
I do not know
17.1%
6
Against
8.6%
3
q17_2 q17 - In the event of a collapse of the Northern Irish government and failure to reach agreement as a result of talks and/or mediation how much are you for or against the following scenarios? The disagreeing party should step down from government and b
Base: 35
Neither against nor in favour but I could tolerate it if necessary
34.3%
12
In favour
28.6%
10
Against
22.9%
8
I do not know
14.3%
5
q17_3 q17 - In the event of a collapse of the Northern Irish government and failure to reach agreement as a result of talks and/or mediation how much are you for or against the following scenarios? The disagreeing party should step down from government and b
Base: 35
In favour
37.1%
13
Neither against nor in favour but I could tolerate it if necessary
34.3%
12
Against
17.1%
6
I do not know
11.4%
4
q17_4 q17 - In the event of a collapse of the Northern Irish government and failure to reach agreement as a result of talks and/or mediation how much are you for or against the following scenarios? The UK government takes over day to day running of Northern
Base: 35
In favour
42.9%
15
Neither against nor in favour but I could tolerate it if necessary
22.9%
8
I do not know
17.1%
6
Against
14.3%
5
I prefer not to answer
2.9%
1
q18a In Northern Ireland, a lot of people suffered during the Troubles. Do you consider yourself or your close family to have been a direct victim (e.g loss of close relatives, missing person, prisoner)? Please place your view on a scale of 0 to 10 w
Base: 35
0 - Not directly a victim
48.6%
17
1
25.7%
9
5
8.6%
3
2
5.7%
2
4
2.9%
1
6
2.9%
1
7
2.9%
1
10 - Myself and/or my family suffered a lot
2.9%
1
q18b In the post-Troubles period (after 1998), there are some ongoing issues relating to continued sectarian and/or paramilitary activity. Do you consider yourself or your close family to have been directly affected by sectarian or paramilitary activ
Base: 35
0 - Not affected at all
45.7%
16
2
20.0%
7
5 - Affected in the past but impact has lessened over time
8.6%
3
1
5.7%
2
3
5.7%
2
8
5.7%
2
6
2.9%
1
7
2.9%
1
10 - Myself or my family are still affected
2.9%
1
q19 The UK government is committed to reforming the Northern Ireland Legacy and Reconciliation Act (2023) in an effort to deal with past legacy of conflict and violence. On a scale of 0 to10, which of the following positions comes closest to your vie
Base: 35
10 - It is important to remember the past as it helps prevent us from repeating it
25.7%
9
7
17.1%
6
4
11.4%
4
8
11.4%
4
3
8.6%
3
5
8.6%
3
2
5.7%
2
6
5.7%
2
0 - The past is irrelevant – focusing on it prevents us from moving on
2.9%
1
1
2.9%
1
q20_1 q20 - The following questions concern your general views specifically on justice and reconciliation. Please indicate your degree of agreement for each one Those who committed violent acts during the Troubles should be tried and if found guilty receive
Base: 35
Agree
48.6%
17
Neither agree nor disagree
22.9%
8
Strongly agree
11.4%
4
Strongly disagree
8.6%
3
Disagree
5.7%
2
Don't know
2.9%
1
q20_2 q20 - The following questions concern your general views specifically on justice and reconciliation. Please indicate your degree of agreement for each one Immunity should be granted to those who acknowledge responsibility for their actions during the T
Base: 35
Neither agree nor disagree
28.6%
10
Disagree
22.9%
8
Agree
20.0%
7
Strongly disagree
11.4%
4
Don't know
11.4%
4
Strongly agree
5.7%
2
q20_3 q20 - The following questions concern your general views specifically on justice and reconciliation. Please indicate your degree of agreement for each one Financial compensation should be awarded to victims regardless of the nature of their injuries
Base: 35
Agree
42.9%
15
Strongly agree
22.9%
8
Disagree
14.3%
5
Neither agree nor disagree
14.3%
5
Strongly disagree
5.7%
2
q21_1 q21 - A border poll may be held in the future that would ask people if they wanted Northern Ireland to remain in the UK or to join the Republic of Ireland. Which of the following hypothetical scenarios would you be in favour of following this? Northern
Base: 35
In favour
51.4%
18
Against
17.1%
6
I do not know
17.1%
6
Neither against nor in favour but I could tolerate it if necessary
14.3%
5
q21_2 q21 - A border poll may be held in the future that would ask people if they wanted Northern Ireland to remain in the UK or to join the Republic of Ireland. Which of the following hypothetical scenarios would you be in favour of following this? Northern
Base: 35
In favour
40.0%
14
Against
28.6%
10
Neither against nor in favour but I could tolerate it if necessary
17.1%
6
I do not know
14.3%
5
q21_3 q21 - A border poll may be held in the future that would ask people if they wanted Northern Ireland to remain in the UK or to join the Republic of Ireland. Which of the following hypothetical scenarios would you be in favour of following this? Northern
Base: 35
Against
42.9%
15
I do not know
25.7%
9
In favour
17.1%
6
Neither against nor in favour but I could tolerate it if necessary
14.3%
5
q21_4 q21 - A border poll may be held in the future that would ask people if they wanted Northern Ireland to remain in the UK or to join the Republic of Ireland. Which of the following hypothetical scenarios would you be in favour of following this? Northern
Base: 35
In favour
31.4%
11
I do not know
31.4%
11
Against
20.0%
7
Neither against nor in favour but I could tolerate it if necessary
17.1%
6
q21_5 q21 - A border poll may be held in the future that would ask people if they wanted Northern Ireland to remain in the UK or to join the Republic of Ireland. Which of the following hypothetical scenarios would you be in favour of following this? Northern
Base: 35
Against
42.9%
15
In favour
25.7%
9
I do not know
20.0%
7
Neither against nor in favour but I could tolerate it if necessary
11.4%
4
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Base: 35
I am a human
100.0%
35
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Base: 6
100.0%
6
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Base: 29
No feedback
100.0%
29
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