Provisional: live fieldwork, 2084 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
234/252
25-34
429/450⚠
35-44
422/450
45-54
405/450
55-64
337/388
65+
257/538
Sex_Quota
Female
1147/1180
Male
937/1120
LA_Quota
Antrim and Newtownabbey
314/330
Ards and North Down
216/224
Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon
221/260
Belfast
469/499
Causeway Coast and Glens
145/172
Derry City and Strabane
170/180
Fermanagh and Omagh
110/139
Lisburn and Castlereagh
135/181
Mid Ulster
80/175
Mid and East Antrim
111/171
Newry, Mourne and Down
113/213
Device_1 Device - ** HIDDEN QUESTION TO STORE: Store device type ** Desktop
Base: 383
Desktop
100.0%
383
Device_2 Device - ** HIDDEN QUESTION TO STORE: Store device type ** Mobile
Base: 1701
Mobile
100.0%
1701
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: 2084
Yes
100.0%
2084
Age_Quota_A_1 Age_Quota_A - HID_AGE.a=18-24
Base: 234
HID_AGE.a=18-24
100.0%
234
Age_Quota_A_2 Age_Quota_A - HID_AGE.a=25-34
Base: 429
HID_AGE.a=25-34
100.0%
429
Age_Quota_A_3 Age_Quota_A - HID_AGE.a=35-44
Base: 422
HID_AGE.a=35-44
100.0%
422
Age_Quota_A_4 Age_Quota_A - HID_AGE.a=45-54
Base: 405
HID_AGE.a=45-54
100.0%
405
Age_Quota_A_5 Age_Quota_A - HID_AGE.a=55-64
Base: 337
HID_AGE.a=55-64
100.0%
337
Age_Quota_A_6 Age_Quota_A - HID_AGE.a=65+
Base: 257
HID_AGE.a=65+
100.0%
257
Age_Quota_B_1 Age_Quota_B - HID_AGE.a=18-24
Base: 234
HID_AGE.a=18-24
100.0%
234
Age_Quota_B_2 Age_Quota_B - HID_AGE.a=25-34
Base: 428
HID_AGE.a=25-34
100.0%
428
Age_Quota_B_3 Age_Quota_B - HID_AGE.a=35-44
Base: 422
HID_AGE.a=35-44
100.0%
422
Age_Quota_B_4 Age_Quota_B - HID_AGE.a=45-54
Base: 405
HID_AGE.a=45-54
100.0%
405
Age_Quota_B_5 Age_Quota_B - HID_AGE.a=55-64
Base: 337
HID_AGE.a=55-64
100.0%
337
Age_Quota_B_6 Age_Quota_B - HID_AGE.a=65+
Base: 257
HID_AGE.a=65+
100.0%
257
Sex What is your sex?
Base: 2084
Female
55.0%
1147
Male
45.0%
937
Sex_Quota_A_1 Sex_Quota_A - Sex.a=Female
Base: 1147
Sex.a=Female
100.0%
1147
Sex_Quota_A_2 Sex_Quota_A - Sex.a=Male
Base: 937
Sex.a=Male
100.0%
937
Sex_Quota_B_1 Sex_Quota_B - Sex.a=Female
Base: 1147
Sex.a=Female
100.0%
1147
Sex_Quota_B_2 Sex_Quota_B - Sex.a=Male
Base: 937
Sex.a=Male
100.0%
937
Country In which country do you currently live?
Base: 2084
Northern Ireland
100.0%
2084
Region_A *** Autocoding Scotland or Northern Ireland or Wales
Base: 2084
Northern Ireland
100.0%
2084
Region_C *** Region
Base: 2084
Northern Ireland
100.0%
2084
la_northern_ireland In which Local Government District do you live?
Base: 2084
Belfast
22.5%
469
Antrim and Newtownabbey
15.1%
314
Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon
10.6%
221
Ards and North Down
10.4%
216
Derry City and Strabane
8.2%
170
Causeway Coast and Glens
7.0%
145
Lisburn and Castlereagh
6.5%
135
Newry, Mourne and Down
5.4%
113
Mid and East Antrim
5.3%
111
Fermanagh and Omagh
5.3%
110
Mid Ulster
3.8%
80
LA_Quota_A_1 LA_Quota_A - la_northern_ireland.a=Antrim and Newtownabbey
Base: 314
la_northern_ireland.a=Antrim and Newtownabbey
100.0%
314
LA_Quota_A_2 LA_Quota_A - la_northern_ireland.a=Ards and North Down
Base: 216
la_northern_ireland.a=Ards and North Down
100.0%
216
LA_Quota_A_3 LA_Quota_A - la_northern_ireland.a=Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon
Base: 221
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: 111
la_northern_ireland.a=Mid and East Antrim
100.0%
111
LA_Quota_B_11 LA_Quota_B - la_northern_ireland.a=Newry, Mourne and Down
Base: 113
la_northern_ireland.a=Newry, Mourne and Down
100.0%
113
constituency In which UK Parliamentary constituency do you live?
Base: 2083
Belfast North
10.1%
210
Belfast East
9.7%
203
North Down
8.0%
166
East Antrim
7.6%
158
Newry and Armagh
7.0%
145
North Antrim
6.6%
137
Belfast South
6.3%
132
East Londonderry
6.0%
124
Belfast West
5.5%
115
Fermanagh and South Tyrone
4.8%
100
Mid Ulster
4.7%
97
Lagan Valley
3.9%
82
Upper Bann
3.9%
81
Foyle
3.8%
80
Strangford
3.5%
72
West Tyrone
3.0%
63
South Antrim
2.9%
61
South Down
2.7%
57
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: 2084
I voted in the 2022 Assembly Election
64.2%
1337
I did not vote in the 2022 Assembly Election
30.5%
636
Can't remember
5.3%
111
nia22 Thinking back to the 2022 Assembly Election, can you recall which party you voted for with your first preference vote?
Base: 1337
DUP
23.2%
310
Sinn Féin
21.2%
284
Alliance
16.5%
220
SDLP
11.8%
158
UUP
10.6%
142
Green party
8.3%
111
TUV
3.4%
45
Another Party
2.4%
32
People Before Profit
1.3%
18
Refused
0.7%
10
Aontú
0.5%
7
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: 2084
I voted in the 2024 General Election
66.2%
1380
I did not vote for the 2024 General Election
30.0%
626
Can’t remember
3.7%
78
ge24 For which party did you vote in the 2024 General Election?
Base: 1380
DUP
22.8%
315
Sinn Féin
21.1%
291
Alliance
16.4%
226
SDLP
10.7%
148
UUP
10.5%
145
Green party
8.3%
115
Another Party
4.3%
59
TUV
2.8%
39
People Before Profit
1.4%
20
Refused
0.9%
13
Aontú
0.7%
9
ltv If there were to be an Assembly election, on a scale of 0 - 10, where 0 is would not vote and 10 is certain to vote, how likely would you be to vote?
Base: 2084
10 - Certain to vote
51.4%
1072
9
10.1%
210
0 - Would not vote
9.0%
188
8
8.0%
166
5
6.8%
142
7
4.7%
98
6
3.5%
73
3
1.9%
40
2
1.7%
36
1
1.5%
32
4
1.3%
27
niavi If a Assembly election was held tomorrow, which party would you vote for in your constituency?
Base: 1896
Sinn Féin
19.2%
364
DUP
17.9%
339
Undecided
15.9%
301
Alliance
11.4%
217
Green party
9.3%
177
UUP
7.9%
150
SDLP
7.8%
147
TUV
4.7%
90
People Before Profit
2.7%
51
Another Party
1.8%
34
Refused
0.9%
17
Aontú
0.5%
9
ltv_ge If there were to be a UK General Election, on a scale of 0 - 10, where 0 is would not vote and 10 is certain to vote, how likely would you be to vote?
Base: 2084
10 - Certain to vote
51.2%
1066
0 - Would not vote
9.8%
204
9
9.3%
193
8
8.5%
177
5
7.4%
154
7
4.9%
102
6
3.3%
68
3
1.9%
39
4
1.4%
30
2
1.3%
28
1
1.1%
23
gevi If a UK General election was held tomorrow, which party would you vote for in your constituency?
Base: 1880
Sinn Féin
18.9%
355
DUP
18.5%
348
Undecided
15.2%
286
Alliance
11.8%
221
Green party
9.8%
185
SDLP
8.1%
153
UUP
7.5%
141
TUV
3.9%
73
People Before Profit
2.7%
51
Another Party
2.2%
42
Aontú
0.7%
14
Refused
0.6%
11
religion What is your religion, if any?
Base: 2084
Christian: Catholic
34.4%
716
No religion
15.3%
319
Christian: Protestant
13.6%
283
Christian: Presbyterian Church in Ireland
9.6%
200
Christian: Church of Ireland
8.8%
183
Christian: Christian
5.3%
111
Christian: Methodist Church in Ireland
2.2%
46
Christian: Pentecostal
2.0%
41
Christian: Baptist
1.6%
33
Christian: Other Christian denominations
1.3%
28
Other Religions: Muslim
1.3%
28
Christian: Church of England
1.1%
23
Prefer not to say
1.1%
22
Christian: Evangelical
0.5%
11
Other Religions: Hindu
0.5%
10
Other Religions: Other Religions
0.5%
10
Christian: Free Presbyterian
0.4%
9
Christian: Brethren
0.3%
6
Christian: Orthodox Church
0.2%
5
religion_2 How often do you attend religious services or participate in religious rituals/spiritual practice?
Base: 2084
Never
30.2%
630
Weekly
26.3%
549
A few times a year
26.1%
543
More than once a week
10.2%
213
Monthly
7.1%
149
community What community do you identify with/what religion were you brought up in?
Base: 2084
Protestant
43.3%
902
Catholic
39.1%
814
No Religion
8.2%
171
Other Christian
5.9%
122
Other
2.1%
43
Prefer not to say
1.5%
32
constitutional Do you think of yourself as a Unionist, a Nationalist or neither?
Base: 2084
Neither
33.3%
695
Unionist
31.2%
651
Nationalist
27.8%
579
Don’t know
5.3%
111
Prefer not to say
2.3%
48
party_id_1 Is there a particular political party you favour?
Base: 2084
Yes
55.0%
1146
No
45.0%
938
party_id2 Which party do you favour?
Base: 1146
Sinn Féin
26.4%
303
Democratic Unionist Party
20.8%
238
Alliance Party
12.9%
148
Ulster Unionist Party
11.6%
133
Green Party
9.4%
108
Social Democratic Labour Party
8.6%
99
Traditional Unionist Voice
5.3%
61
Other (please state)
2.2%
25
People Before Profit
1.7%
20
Prefer not to say
0.5%
6
Aontú
0.4%
5
qual_multi_1 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? No Qualifications
Base: 52
No Qualifications
100.0%
52
qual_multi_2 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Entry level qualification (e g entry level certificate, Skills for Life)
Base: 112
Entry level qualification (e g entry level certificate, Skills for Life)
100.0%
112
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: 137
Level 1 qualification (e g Level 1 basic / essential / functional skills, Music Grade 1, 2, or 3)
100.0%
137
qual_multi_4 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? A formal Apprenticeship
Base: 83
A formal Apprenticeship
100.0%
83
qual_multi_5 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? NVQs / GNVQs / RSA Diploma
Base: 278
NVQs / GNVQs / RSA Diploma
100.0%
278
qual_multi_6 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Standard Grade
Base: 28
Standard Grade
100.0%
28
qual_multi_7 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? GCSEs / O-Levels / CSEs
Base: 762
GCSEs / O-Levels / CSEs
100.0%
762
qual_multi_8 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Highers / Advanced Highers
Base: 73
Highers / Advanced Highers
100.0%
73
qual_multi_9 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? AS-Levels
Base: 145
AS-Levels
100.0%
145
qual_multi_10 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? A-Levels
Base: 541
A-Levels
100.0%
541
qual_multi_11 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? International Baccalaureate Diploma / Technical Baccalaureate Level 3
Base: 56
International Baccalaureate Diploma / Technical Baccalaureate Level 3
100.0%
56
qual_multi_12 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Higher National Certificate (HNC) / Certificate of Higher Education (CertHE)
Base: 118
Higher National Certificate (HNC) / Certificate of Higher Education (CertHE)
100.0%
118
qual_multi_13 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Higher National Diploma (HND) / Diploma of Higher Education (DipHE) / Foundation Degree
Base: 147
Higher National Diploma (HND) / Diploma of Higher Education (DipHE) / Foundation Degree
100.0%
147
qual_multi_14 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Professional Qualifications (e g Teaching, Nursing, Accountancy, Licentiateship)
Base: 173
Professional Qualifications (e g Teaching, Nursing, Accountancy, Licentiateship)
100.0%
173
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: 819
Degree / Postgraduate Degree (e g BA, BSc, MA, MSc, MRes, MBA, PGCE, PGDip, PhD)
100.0%
819
qual_multi_16 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Award
Base: 33
Award
100.0%
33
qual_multi_17 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Certificate (Other)
Base: 69
Certificate (Other)
100.0%
69
qual_multi_18 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Diploma (Other)
Base: 80
Diploma (Other)
100.0%
80
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: 49
Other (incl other work-related qualifications / vocational training, e g forklift operator training, construction skil
100.0%
49
qual_nvq At which level is your highest qualification for your NVQs/GNVQs/RSA Diploma?
Base: 278
NVQ Level 3 or an Advanced GNVQ or an RSA Advanced Diploma
52.5%
146
NVQ Level 4 or higher, or an RSA Higher Diploma
24.1%
67
NVQ Level 2 or an Intermediate GNVQ or an RSA Diploma
18.0%
50
NVQ Level 1 or a Foundation GNVQ
5.4%
15
qual_alevel_1 qual_alevel - How many of each of the following qualifications do you have? A-Levels
Base: 541
3
54.5%
295
2
23.1%
125
4+
15.3%
83
1
7.0%
38
qual_alevel_2 qual_alevel - How many of each of the following qualifications do you have? AS-Levels
Base: 145
3
45.5%
66
4+
32.4%
47
1
12.4%
18
2
9.7%
14
qual_gcse What is your highest level of attainment for your GCSEs/O-Levels/CSEs?
Base: 762
5 or more GCSEs (Grades A*-C) / O-Levels (Pass) / CSEs (Grade 1)
77.0%
587
1 or more GCSEs (any grade) / O-Levels / CSEs (any grade)
23.0%
175
qual_awd At which level is your highest qualification for your Award?
Base: 33
Level 4 or higher
51.5%
17
Level 3
21.2%
7
Level 2
15.2%
5
Level 1
9.1%
3
Entry level
3.0%
1
qual_cer At which level is your highest qualification for your Certificate (Other)?
Base: 69
Level 4 or higher
53.6%
37
Level 2
17.4%
12
Level 3
17.4%
12
Level 1
8.7%
6
Entry level
2.9%
2
qual_dip What qualification level is your Diploma?
Base: 80
Level 4 or higher
56.2%
45
Level 3
16.2%
13
Entry level
12.5%
10
Level 1
7.5%
6
Level 2
7.5%
6
qual_categories_hid_1 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) No Qualifications
Base: 52
No Qualifications
100.0%
52
qual_categories_hid_2 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Entry level
Base: 123
Entry level
100.0%
123
qual_categories_hid_3 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Level 1
Base: 363
Level 1
100.0%
363
qual_categories_hid_4 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Level 2
Base: 846
Level 2
100.0%
846
qual_categories_hid_5 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Apprenticeship
Base: 83
Apprenticeship
100.0%
83
qual_categories_hid_6 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Other
Base: 49
Other
100.0%
49
qual_categories_hid_7 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Level 3
Base: 368
Level 3
100.0%
368
qual_categories_hid_8 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Level 4+
Base: 1096
Level 4+
100.0%
1096
hiqual *Hidden* Highest level of qualification
Base: 2084
Level 4+
52.6%
1096
Level 2 / Apprenticeship / Other
22.7%
473
No Qualifications / Level 1
14.1%
294
Level 3
10.6%
221
living_conditions In general, how do you rate your living conditions compared to those of others in your community? Are your living conditions:
Base: 2084
Equal to those of others in my community
49.9%
1040
Better
27.6%
576
Much better
12.3%
256
Worse
8.3%
172
Much Worse
1.9%
40
emp1 Which of the following best describes your current employment status?
Base: 2084
Employed full-time (More than 30 hours per week)
51.9%
1081
Employed part-time (Up to 30 hours per week)
14.8%
309
Retired
9.6%
201
Unable to work due to long-term illness or disability
5.9%
122
Self-employed
5.1%
106
Student
4.7%
97
Family carer / homemaker
3.8%
80
Unemployed
3.6%
76
Unpaid volunteer
0.6%
12
emp2 Are you currently also in any paid employment alongside your studies?
Base: 97
Not Employed
53.6%
52
Employed part-time (Up to 30 hours per week)
39.2%
38
Self Employed
6.2%
6
Employed full-time (More than 30 hours per week)
1.0%
1
seg Which of the following best describes the current occupation of the chief income earner in your household?
Base: 2084
Supervisory or clerical and junior managerial roles, administrative or professional
22.1%
461
Intermediate managerial roles, administrative or professional
21.0%
437
Higher managerial roles, administrative or professional
16.3%
340
Skilled manual worker
13.1%
274
Unemployed
9.1%
189
Semi-skilled and unskilled manual worker
8.4%
176
Pensioner
7.7%
160
Casual worker
2.3%
47
se_group *Hidden* Question for Socio-Economic Groups
Base: 2084
ABC1
59.4%
1238
C2DE
40.6%
846
attention_check1 Are cats able to drive?
Base: 2084
None of them can
96.8%
2018
Some of them can
1.2%
26
All of them can
1.0%
20
Don't know
1.0%
20
q1 How familiar are you with the concept of power-sharing in government?
Base: 2084
Somewhat familiar
48.4%
1008
Very familiar
26.1%
544
Not very familiar
16.5%
344
Not familiar at all
9.0%
188
q2 How important do you think power-sharing is for the stability and peace in Northern Ireland?
Base: 2084
Very important
34.0%
709
Important
29.2%
609
Fairly important
19.1%
399
Don’t know
8.0%
167
Slightly important
5.9%
122
Not at all important
3.7%
78
q3 Do you think that power-sharing has led to growth and development in Northern Ireland?
Base: 2084
Yes, it is somewhat better
42.3%
882
There has been no change
22.3%
464
Yes, it is significantly better
16.2%
338
Don’t know
10.0%
209
It is worse than before
9.2%
191
q4 How well do you think women have been included in the power-sharing arrangements and decision-making processes?
Base: 2084
Well included
46.3%
964
Very well included
21.9%
456
Poorly included
17.9%
372
Don’t know
10.7%
222
Very poorly included
3.4%
70
q5_1 q5 - What can be done to increase women's participation in government? (Select all that apply) Gender quotas in elections
Base: 615
Gender quotas in elections
100.0%
615
q5_2 q5 - What can be done to increase women's participation in government? (Select all that apply) Leadership training programmes
Base: 871
Leadership training programmes
100.0%
871
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: 1073
Support for women's political organisations
100.0%
1073
q5_4 q5 - What can be done to increase women's participation in government? (Select all that apply) Other (please specify)
Base: 73
Other (please specify)
100.0%
73
q5_5 q5 - What can be done to increase women's participation in government? (Select all that apply) Don’t know
Base: 420
Don’t know
100.0%
420
q6 How well do you think young people (ages 18-35) have been included in the power-sharing arrangements?
Base: 2084
Poorly included
32.9%
686
Well included
30.9%
644
Don’t know
16.7%
349
Very well included
10.7%
224
Very poorly included
8.7%
181
q7_1 q7 - What can be done to increase youth participation in government? Youth quotas in elections
Base: 563
Youth quotas in elections
100.0%
563
q7_2 q7 - What can be done to increase youth participation in government? Civic education programmes
Base: 812
Civic education programmes
100.0%
812
q7_3 q7 - What can be done to increase youth participation in government? Support for youth-led initiatives
Base: 1132
Support for youth-led initiatives
100.0%
1132
q7_4 q7 - What can be done to increase youth participation in government? Support lowering the voting age to 16
Base: 629
Support lowering the voting age to 16
100.0%
629
q7_5 q7 - What can be done to increase youth participation in government? Other (please specify)
Base: 38
Other (please specify)
100.0%
38
q7_6 q7 - What can be done to increase youth participation in government? Don’t know
Base: 296
Don’t know
100.0%
296
q8 If there had to be a referendum today on the Belfast/Good Friday agreement how would you vote?
Base: 2084
Definitely for
32.1%
670
Not sure
30.4%
634
Probably for
26.0%
541
Probably against
6.2%
129
Definitely against
5.3%
110
q9 On a scale from 0 to10 what is your opinion on the Belfast/ Good Friday Agreement?
Base: 2084
5 - The agreement needs some changes to work better.
42.4%
884
10 - I think the agreement works well as it is and does not need to be changed
12.3%
257
7
10.0%
209
8
9.5%
197
6
5.2%
108
0 - The agreement should be removed completely
5.1%
107
9
5.1%
107
3
3.4%
70
4
3.1%
64
2
2.3%
48
1
1.6%
33
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Base: 2084
2
52.8%
1100
1
47.2%
984
video Please watch the video before proceeding.
Base: 984
Yes
99.9%
983
No
0.1%
1
q11 Which approach do you think is better for Northern Ireland?
Base: 2084
I prefer liberal consociationalism (flexible, voluntary power-sharing among all groups)
35.0%
730
I prefer a combination of both
28.3%
589
I prefer classic consociationalism (fixed, guaranteed power-sharing among specific groups)
21.4%
447
I am unsure
15.3%
318
q12 If there is a new agreement in Northern Ireland with classic consociational provisions how would you vote?
Base: 2084
Not sure
43.2%
900
Probably for
31.9%
665
Definitely for
14.6%
305
Probably against
7.2%
151
Definitely against
3.0%
63
q13 If there is a new agreement in Northern Ireland maintaining liberal consociational provisions how would you vote?
Base: 2084
Not sure
44.0%
917
Probably for
31.9%
664
Definitely for
16.7%
348
Probably against
5.4%
113
Definitely against
2.0%
42
ConjOption1Level1 ConjOption1Level1
Base: 2084
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
35.0%
730
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of fault
34.0%
709
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
31.0%
645
ConjOption1Level2 ConjOption1Level2
Base: 2084
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
26.4%
550
£6,000 paid each year to all those eligible
26.2%
545
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
23.9%
499
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
23.5%
490
ConjOption1Level3 ConjOption1Level3
Base: 2084
Independent oversight of decisions about what information can be withheld for national security reasons.
26.5%
552
Joint UK-Irish process, with Irish government sharing information about its role during the Troubles.
25.7%
535
Joint UK-Irish process, with both governments sharing information about their roles in the Troubles
24.4%
508
Led solely by UK Government with some records withheld for national security reasons.
23.5%
489
ConjOption1Level4 ConjOption1Level4
Base: 2084
Individuals may be granted immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
26.1%
544
Individuals can provide information in exchange for a reduced sentence
25.6%
534
Individuals responsible for Troubles-related violence should be tried and prosecuted
24.3%
507
Individuals can provide information in exchange for immunity from prosecution
23.9%
499
ConjOption1Level5 ConjOption1Level5
Base: 2084
Victims and Survivors jointly nominate personnel together with government officials
52.7%
1098
The Secretary of State appoints personnel to bodies concerned with truth recovery and legacy of the Troubles, with victi
47.3%
986
ConjOption2Level1 ConjOption2Level1
Base: 2084
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
33.9%
707
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of fault
33.7%
702
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
32.4%
675
ConjOption2Level2 ConjOption2Level1
Base: 2084
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
26.0%
541
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
25.1%
523
£6,000 paid each year to all those eligible
24.6%
513
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
24.3%
507
ConjOption2Level3 ConjOption2Level3
Base: 2084
Independent oversight of decisions about what information can be withheld for national security reasons.
25.8%
538
Led solely by UK Government with some records withheld for national security reasons.
25.5%
532
Joint UK-Irish process, with Irish government sharing information about its role during the Troubles.
25.1%
523
Joint UK-Irish process, with both governments sharing information about their roles in the Troubles
23.6%
491
ConjOption2Level4 ConjOption2Level4
Base: 2084
Individuals can provide information in exchange for a reduced sentence
26.0%
541
Individuals may be granted immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
25.2%
525
Individuals responsible for Troubles-related violence should be tried and prosecuted
25.1%
523
Individuals can provide information in exchange for immunity from prosecution
23.8%
495
ConjOption2Level5 ConjOption2Level5
Base: 2084
Victims and Survivors jointly nominate personnel together with government officials
50.5%
1052
The Secretary of State appoints personnel to bodies concerned with truth recovery and legacy of the Troubles, with victi
49.5%
1032
ConjOption1_1 ConjOption1 - ConjOption1 Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
Base: 730
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
730
ConjOption1_2 ConjOption1 - ConjOption1 Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
Base: 645
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
645
ConjOption1_3 ConjOption1 - ConjOption1 Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of fault
Base: 709
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of fault
100.0%
709
ConjOption1_4 ConjOption1 - ConjOption1 Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 490
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
490
ConjOption1_5 ConjOption1 - ConjOption1 Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 550
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
550
ConjOption1_6 ConjOption1 - ConjOption1 Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 499
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
499
ConjOption1_7 ConjOption1 - ConjOption1 £6,000 paid each year to all those eligible
Base: 545
£6,000 paid each year to all those eligible
100.0%
545
ConjOption1_8 ConjOption1 - ConjOption1 Led solely by UK Government with some records withheld for national security reasons.
Base: 489
Led solely by UK Government with some records withheld for national security reasons.
100.0%
489
ConjOption1_9 ConjOption1 - ConjOption1 Joint UK-Irish process, with Irish government sharing information about its role during the Troubles.
Base: 535
Joint UK-Irish process, with Irish government sharing information about its role during the Troubles.
100.0%
535
ConjOption1_10 ConjOption1 - ConjOption1 Joint UK-Irish process, with both governments sharing information about their roles in the Troubles
Base: 508
Joint UK-Irish process, with both governments sharing information about their roles in the Troubles
100.0%
508
ConjOption1_11 ConjOption1 - ConjOption1 Independent oversight of decisions about what information can be withheld for national security reasons.
Base: 552
Independent oversight of decisions about what information can be withheld for national security reasons.
100.0%
552
ConjOption1_12 ConjOption1 - ConjOption1 Individuals responsible for Troubles-related violence should be tried and prosecuted
Base: 507
Individuals responsible for Troubles-related violence should be tried and prosecuted
100.0%
507
ConjOption1_13 ConjOption1 - ConjOption1 Individuals can provide information in exchange for immunity from prosecution
Base: 499
Individuals can provide information in exchange for immunity from prosecution
100.0%
499
ConjOption1_14 ConjOption1 - ConjOption1 Individuals can provide information in exchange for a reduced sentence
Base: 534
Individuals can provide information in exchange for a reduced sentence
100.0%
534
ConjOption1_15 ConjOption1 - ConjOption1 Individuals may be granted immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
Base: 544
Individuals may be granted immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
100.0%
544
ConjOption1_16 ConjOption1 - ConjOption1 The Secretary of State appoints personnel to bodies concerned with truth recovery and legacy of the Troubles, with victims in advisory roles
Base: 986
The Secretary of State appoints personnel to bodies concerned with truth recovery and legacy of the Troubles, with victi
100.0%
986
ConjOption1_17 ConjOption1 - ConjOption1 Victims and Survivors jointly nominate personnel together with government officials
Base: 1098
Victims and Survivors jointly nominate personnel together with government officials
100.0%
1098
ConjOption2_1 ConjOption2 - ConjOption2 Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
Base: 675
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
675
ConjOption2_2 ConjOption2 - ConjOption2 Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
Base: 707
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
707
ConjOption2_3 ConjOption2 - ConjOption2 Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of fault
Base: 702
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of fault
100.0%
702
ConjOption2_4 ConjOption2 - ConjOption2 Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 507
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
507
ConjOption2_5 ConjOption2 - ConjOption2 Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 523
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
523
ConjOption2_6 ConjOption2 - ConjOption2 Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 541
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
541
ConjOption2_7 ConjOption2 - ConjOption2 £6,000 paid each year to all those eligible
Base: 513
£6,000 paid each year to all those eligible
100.0%
513
ConjOption2_8 ConjOption2 - ConjOption2 Led solely by UK Government with some records withheld for national security reasons.
Base: 532
Led solely by UK Government with some records withheld for national security reasons.
100.0%
532
ConjOption2_9 ConjOption2 - ConjOption2 Joint UK-Irish process, with Irish government sharing information about its role during the Troubles.
Base: 523
Joint UK-Irish process, with Irish government sharing information about its role during the Troubles.
100.0%
523
ConjOption2_10 ConjOption2 - ConjOption2 Joint UK-Irish process, with both governments sharing information about their roles in the Troubles
Base: 491
Joint UK-Irish process, with both governments sharing information about their roles in the Troubles
100.0%
491
ConjOption2_11 ConjOption2 - ConjOption2 Independent oversight of decisions about what information can be withheld for national security reasons.
Base: 538
Independent oversight of decisions about what information can be withheld for national security reasons.
100.0%
538
ConjOption2_12 ConjOption2 - ConjOption2 Individuals responsible for Troubles-related violence should be tried and prosecuted
Base: 523
Individuals responsible for Troubles-related violence should be tried and prosecuted
100.0%
523
ConjOption2_13 ConjOption2 - ConjOption2 Individuals can provide information in exchange for immunity from prosecution
Base: 495
Individuals can provide information in exchange for immunity from prosecution
100.0%
495
ConjOption2_14 ConjOption2 - ConjOption2 Individuals can provide information in exchange for a reduced sentence
Base: 541
Individuals can provide information in exchange for a reduced sentence
100.0%
541
ConjOption2_15 ConjOption2 - ConjOption2 Individuals may be granted immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
Base: 525
Individuals may be granted immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
100.0%
525
ConjOption2_16 ConjOption2 - ConjOption2 The Secretary of State appoints personnel to bodies concerned with truth recovery and legacy of the Troubles, with victims in advisory roles
Base: 1032
The Secretary of State appoints personnel to bodies concerned with truth recovery and legacy of the Troubles, with victi
100.0%
1032
ConjOption2_17 ConjOption2 - ConjOption2 Victims and Survivors jointly nominate personnel together with government officials
Base: 1052
Victims and Survivors jointly nominate personnel together with government officials
100.0%
1052
Conjoint1_BNY Package 1/5Option 1Eligibility for compensationValue of compensationInformation recovery processJusticeVictims involvementOption 2Eligibility for compensationValue of compensationInformation recovery processJusticeVictims involvement Wh
Base: 2084
Option 1
54.5%
1136
Option 2
45.5%
948
ConjOption1Level1_1 ConjOption1Level1
Base: 2084
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
35.4%
738
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
32.6%
679
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of fault
32.0%
667
ConjOption1Level2_1 ConjOption1Level2
Base: 2084
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
28.0%
584
£6,000 paid each year to all those eligible
25.0%
522
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
24.8%
517
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
22.1%
461
ConjOption1Level3_1 ConjOption1Level3
Base: 2084
Led solely by UK Government with some records withheld for national security reasons.
26.3%
549
Independent oversight of decisions about what information can be withheld for national security reasons.
26.2%
546
Joint UK-Irish process, with both governments sharing information about their roles in the Troubles
24.0%
501
Joint UK-Irish process, with Irish government sharing information about its role during the Troubles.
23.4%
488
ConjOption1Level4_1 ConjOption1Level4
Base: 2084
Individuals may be granted immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
26.9%
561
Individuals responsible for Troubles-related violence should be tried and prosecuted
24.7%
515
Individuals can provide information in exchange for a reduced sentence
24.4%
508
Individuals can provide information in exchange for immunity from prosecution
24.0%
500
ConjOption1Level5_1 ConjOption1Level5
Base: 2084
The Secretary of State appoints personnel to bodies concerned with truth recovery and legacy of the Troubles, with victi
51.1%
1065
Victims and Survivors jointly nominate personnel together with government officials
48.9%
1019
ConjOption2Level1_1 ConjOption2Level1
Base: 2084
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
33.6%
700
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
33.5%
699
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of fault
32.9%
685
ConjOption2Level2_1 ConjOption2Level1
Base: 2084
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
25.9%
539
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
25.1%
524
£6,000 paid each year to all those eligible
24.9%
519
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
24.1%
502
ConjOption2Level3_1 ConjOption2Level3
Base: 2084
Joint UK-Irish process, with Irish government sharing information about its role during the Troubles.
26.6%
555
Independent oversight of decisions about what information can be withheld for national security reasons.
25.9%
539
Joint UK-Irish process, with both governments sharing information about their roles in the Troubles
23.9%
499
Led solely by UK Government with some records withheld for national security reasons.
23.6%
491
ConjOption2Level4_1 ConjOption2Level4
Base: 2084
Individuals can provide information in exchange for immunity from prosecution
26.7%
556
Individuals can provide information in exchange for a reduced sentence
25.0%
520
Individuals responsible for Troubles-related violence should be tried and prosecuted
24.2%
504
Individuals may be granted immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
24.2%
504
ConjOption2Level5_1 ConjOption2Level5
Base: 2084
The Secretary of State appoints personnel to bodies concerned with truth recovery and legacy of the Troubles, with victi
50.7%
1057
Victims and Survivors jointly nominate personnel together with government officials
49.3%
1027
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: 738
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
738
ConjOption1_1_2 ConjOption1_1 - ConjOption1 Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
Base: 679
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
679
ConjOption1_1_3 ConjOption1_1 - ConjOption1 Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of fault
Base: 667
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of fault
100.0%
667
ConjOption1_1_4 ConjOption1_1 - ConjOption1 Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 584
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
584
ConjOption1_1_5 ConjOption1_1 - ConjOption1 Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 517
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
517
ConjOption1_1_6 ConjOption1_1 - ConjOption1 Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 461
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
461
ConjOption1_1_7 ConjOption1_1 - ConjOption1 £6,000 paid each year to all those eligible
Base: 522
£6,000 paid each year to all those eligible
100.0%
522
ConjOption1_1_8 ConjOption1_1 - ConjOption1 Led solely by UK Government with some records withheld for national security reasons.
Base: 549
Led solely by UK Government with some records withheld for national security reasons.
100.0%
549
ConjOption1_1_9 ConjOption1_1 - ConjOption1 Joint UK-Irish process, with Irish government sharing information about its role during the Troubles.
Base: 488
Joint UK-Irish process, with Irish government sharing information about its role during the Troubles.
100.0%
488
ConjOption1_1_10 ConjOption1_1 - ConjOption1 Joint UK-Irish process, with both governments sharing information about their roles in the Troubles
Base: 501
Joint UK-Irish process, with both governments sharing information about their roles in the Troubles
100.0%
501
ConjOption1_1_11 ConjOption1_1 - ConjOption1 Independent oversight of decisions about what information can be withheld for national security reasons.
Base: 546
Independent oversight of decisions about what information can be withheld for national security reasons.
100.0%
546
ConjOption1_1_12 ConjOption1_1 - ConjOption1 Individuals responsible for Troubles-related violence should be tried and prosecuted
Base: 515
Individuals responsible for Troubles-related violence should be tried and prosecuted
100.0%
515
ConjOption1_1_13 ConjOption1_1 - ConjOption1 Individuals can provide information in exchange for immunity from prosecution
Base: 500
Individuals can provide information in exchange for immunity from prosecution
100.0%
500
ConjOption1_1_14 ConjOption1_1 - ConjOption1 Individuals can provide information in exchange for a reduced sentence
Base: 508
Individuals can provide information in exchange for a reduced sentence
100.0%
508
ConjOption1_1_15 ConjOption1_1 - ConjOption1 Individuals may be granted immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
Base: 561
Individuals may be granted immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
100.0%
561
ConjOption1_1_16 ConjOption1_1 - ConjOption1 The Secretary of State appoints personnel to bodies concerned with truth recovery and legacy of the Troubles, with victims in advisory roles
Base: 1065
The Secretary of State appoints personnel to bodies concerned with truth recovery and legacy of the Troubles, with victi
100.0%
1065
ConjOption1_1_17 ConjOption1_1 - ConjOption1 Victims and Survivors jointly nominate personnel together with government officials
Base: 1019
Victims and Survivors jointly nominate personnel together with government officials
100.0%
1019
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: 700
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
700
ConjOption2_1_2 ConjOption2_1 - ConjOption2 Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
Base: 699
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
699
ConjOption2_1_3 ConjOption2_1 - ConjOption2 Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of fault
Base: 685
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of fault
100.0%
685
ConjOption2_1_4 ConjOption2_1 - ConjOption2 Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 502
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
502
ConjOption2_1_5 ConjOption2_1 - ConjOption2 Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 524
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
524
ConjOption2_1_6 ConjOption2_1 - ConjOption2 Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 539
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
539
ConjOption2_1_7 ConjOption2_1 - ConjOption2 £6,000 paid each year to all those eligible
Base: 519
£6,000 paid each year to all those eligible
100.0%
519
ConjOption2_1_8 ConjOption2_1 - ConjOption2 Led solely by UK Government with some records withheld for national security reasons.
Base: 491
Led solely by UK Government with some records withheld for national security reasons.
100.0%
491
ConjOption2_1_9 ConjOption2_1 - ConjOption2 Joint UK-Irish process, with Irish government sharing information about its role during the Troubles.
Base: 555
Joint UK-Irish process, with Irish government sharing information about its role during the Troubles.
100.0%
555
ConjOption2_1_10 ConjOption2_1 - ConjOption2 Joint UK-Irish process, with both governments sharing information about their roles in the Troubles
Base: 499
Joint UK-Irish process, with both governments sharing information about their roles in the Troubles
100.0%
499
ConjOption2_1_11 ConjOption2_1 - ConjOption2 Independent oversight of decisions about what information can be withheld for national security reasons.
Base: 539
Independent oversight of decisions about what information can be withheld for national security reasons.
100.0%
539
ConjOption2_1_12 ConjOption2_1 - ConjOption2 Individuals responsible for Troubles-related violence should be tried and prosecuted
Base: 504
Individuals responsible for Troubles-related violence should be tried and prosecuted
100.0%
504
ConjOption2_1_13 ConjOption2_1 - ConjOption2 Individuals can provide information in exchange for immunity from prosecution
Base: 556
Individuals can provide information in exchange for immunity from prosecution
100.0%
556
ConjOption2_1_14 ConjOption2_1 - ConjOption2 Individuals can provide information in exchange for a reduced sentence
Base: 520
Individuals can provide information in exchange for a reduced sentence
100.0%
520
ConjOption2_1_15 ConjOption2_1 - ConjOption2 Individuals may be granted immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
Base: 504
Individuals may be granted immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
100.0%
504
ConjOption2_1_16 ConjOption2_1 - ConjOption2 The Secretary of State appoints personnel to bodies concerned with truth recovery and legacy of the Troubles, with victims in advisory roles
Base: 1057
The Secretary of State appoints personnel to bodies concerned with truth recovery and legacy of the Troubles, with victi
100.0%
1057
ConjOption2_1_17 ConjOption2_1 - ConjOption2 Victims and Survivors jointly nominate personnel together with government officials
Base: 1027
Victims and Survivors jointly nominate personnel together with government officials
100.0%
1027
Conjoint1_BNY_1 Package 2/5Option 1Eligibility for compensationValue of compensationInformation recovery processJusticeVictims involvementOption 2Eligibility for compensationValue of compensationInformation recovery processJusticeVictims involvement
Base: 2084
Option 2
53.3%
1111
Option 1
46.7%
973
ConjOption1Level1_2 ConjOption1Level1
Base: 2084
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
34.4%
716
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
34.0%
709
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of fault
31.6%
659
ConjOption1Level2_2 ConjOption1Level2
Base: 2084
£6,000 paid each year to all those eligible
25.5%
532
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
25.4%
529
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
25.3%
527
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
23.8%
496
ConjOption1Level3_2 ConjOption1Level3
Base: 2084
Led solely by UK Government with some records withheld for national security reasons.
26.2%
545
Joint UK-Irish process, with both governments sharing information about their roles in the Troubles
25.5%
531
Joint UK-Irish process, with Irish government sharing information about its role during the Troubles.
24.2%
504
Independent oversight of decisions about what information can be withheld for national security reasons.
24.2%
504
ConjOption1Level4_2 ConjOption1Level4
Base: 2084
Individuals can provide information in exchange for a reduced sentence
25.3%
527
Individuals may be granted immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
25.0%
520
Individuals responsible for Troubles-related violence should be tried and prosecuted
24.9%
519
Individuals can provide information in exchange for immunity from prosecution
24.9%
518
ConjOption1Level5_2 ConjOption1Level5
Base: 2084
The Secretary of State appoints personnel to bodies concerned with truth recovery and legacy of the Troubles, with victi
50.8%
1059
Victims and Survivors jointly nominate personnel together with government officials
49.2%
1025
ConjOption2Level1_2 ConjOption2Level1
Base: 2084
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of fault
34.0%
708
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
33.9%
706
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
32.1%
670
ConjOption2Level2_2 ConjOption2Level1
Base: 2084
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
25.9%
539
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
25.5%
531
£6,000 paid each year to all those eligible
24.9%
519
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
23.8%
495
ConjOption2Level3_2 ConjOption2Level3
Base: 2084
Led solely by UK Government with some records withheld for national security reasons.
25.9%
539
Joint UK-Irish process, with Irish government sharing information about its role during the Troubles.
25.6%
534
Independent oversight of decisions about what information can be withheld for national security reasons.
24.4%
508
Joint UK-Irish process, with both governments sharing information about their roles in the Troubles
24.1%
503
ConjOption2Level4_2 ConjOption2Level4
Base: 2084
Individuals may be granted immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
27.1%
564
Individuals can provide information in exchange for immunity from prosecution
24.8%
517
Individuals responsible for Troubles-related violence should be tried and prosecuted
24.7%
514
Individuals can provide information in exchange for a reduced sentence
23.5%
489
ConjOption2Level5_2 ConjOption2Level5
Base: 2084
Victims and Survivors jointly nominate personnel together with government officials
50.7%
1056
The Secretary of State appoints personnel to bodies concerned with truth recovery and legacy of the Troubles, with victi
49.3%
1028
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: 716
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
716
ConjOption1_2_2 ConjOption1_2 - ConjOption1 Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
Base: 709
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
709
ConjOption1_2_3 ConjOption1_2 - ConjOption1 Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of fault
Base: 659
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of fault
100.0%
659
ConjOption1_2_4 ConjOption1_2 - ConjOption1 Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 529
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
529
ConjOption1_2_5 ConjOption1_2 - ConjOption1 Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 496
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
496
ConjOption1_2_6 ConjOption1_2 - ConjOption1 Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 527
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
527
ConjOption1_2_7 ConjOption1_2 - ConjOption1 £6,000 paid each year to all those eligible
Base: 532
£6,000 paid each year to all those eligible
100.0%
532
ConjOption1_2_8 ConjOption1_2 - ConjOption1 Led solely by UK Government with some records withheld for national security reasons.
Base: 545
Led solely by UK Government with some records withheld for national security reasons.
100.0%
545
ConjOption1_2_9 ConjOption1_2 - ConjOption1 Joint UK-Irish process, with Irish government sharing information about its role during the Troubles.
Base: 504
Joint UK-Irish process, with Irish government sharing information about its role during the Troubles.
100.0%
504
ConjOption1_2_10 ConjOption1_2 - ConjOption1 Joint UK-Irish process, with both governments sharing information about their roles in the Troubles
Base: 531
Joint UK-Irish process, with both governments sharing information about their roles in the Troubles
100.0%
531
ConjOption1_2_11 ConjOption1_2 - ConjOption1 Independent oversight of decisions about what information can be withheld for national security reasons.
Base: 504
Independent oversight of decisions about what information can be withheld for national security reasons.
100.0%
504
ConjOption1_2_12 ConjOption1_2 - ConjOption1 Individuals responsible for Troubles-related violence should be tried and prosecuted
Base: 519
Individuals responsible for Troubles-related violence should be tried and prosecuted
100.0%
519
ConjOption1_2_13 ConjOption1_2 - ConjOption1 Individuals can provide information in exchange for immunity from prosecution
Base: 518
Individuals can provide information in exchange for immunity from prosecution
100.0%
518
ConjOption1_2_14 ConjOption1_2 - ConjOption1 Individuals can provide information in exchange for a reduced sentence
Base: 527
Individuals can provide information in exchange for a reduced sentence
100.0%
527
ConjOption1_2_15 ConjOption1_2 - ConjOption1 Individuals may be granted immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
Base: 520
Individuals may be granted immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
100.0%
520
ConjOption1_2_16 ConjOption1_2 - ConjOption1 The Secretary of State appoints personnel to bodies concerned with truth recovery and legacy of the Troubles, with victims in advisory roles
Base: 1059
The Secretary of State appoints personnel to bodies concerned with truth recovery and legacy of the Troubles, with victi
100.0%
1059
ConjOption1_2_17 ConjOption1_2 - ConjOption1 Victims and Survivors jointly nominate personnel together with government officials
Base: 1025
Victims and Survivors jointly nominate personnel together with government officials
100.0%
1025
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: 670
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
670
ConjOption2_2_2 ConjOption2_2 - ConjOption2 Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
Base: 706
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
706
ConjOption2_2_3 ConjOption2_2 - ConjOption2 Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of fault
Base: 708
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of fault
100.0%
708
ConjOption2_2_4 ConjOption2_2 - ConjOption2 Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 539
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
539
ConjOption2_2_5 ConjOption2_2 - ConjOption2 Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 495
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
495
ConjOption2_2_6 ConjOption2_2 - ConjOption2 Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 531
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
531
ConjOption2_2_7 ConjOption2_2 - ConjOption2 £6,000 paid each year to all those eligible
Base: 519
£6,000 paid each year to all those eligible
100.0%
519
ConjOption2_2_8 ConjOption2_2 - ConjOption2 Led solely by UK Government with some records withheld for national security reasons.
Base: 539
Led solely by UK Government with some records withheld for national security reasons.
100.0%
539
ConjOption2_2_9 ConjOption2_2 - ConjOption2 Joint UK-Irish process, with Irish government sharing information about its role during the Troubles.
Base: 534
Joint UK-Irish process, with Irish government sharing information about its role during the Troubles.
100.0%
534
ConjOption2_2_10 ConjOption2_2 - ConjOption2 Joint UK-Irish process, with both governments sharing information about their roles in the Troubles
Base: 503
Joint UK-Irish process, with both governments sharing information about their roles in the Troubles
100.0%
503
ConjOption2_2_11 ConjOption2_2 - ConjOption2 Independent oversight of decisions about what information can be withheld for national security reasons.
Base: 508
Independent oversight of decisions about what information can be withheld for national security reasons.
100.0%
508
ConjOption2_2_12 ConjOption2_2 - ConjOption2 Individuals responsible for Troubles-related violence should be tried and prosecuted
Base: 514
Individuals responsible for Troubles-related violence should be tried and prosecuted
100.0%
514
ConjOption2_2_13 ConjOption2_2 - ConjOption2 Individuals can provide information in exchange for immunity from prosecution
Base: 517
Individuals can provide information in exchange for immunity from prosecution
100.0%
517
ConjOption2_2_14 ConjOption2_2 - ConjOption2 Individuals can provide information in exchange for a reduced sentence
Base: 489
Individuals can provide information in exchange for a reduced sentence
100.0%
489
ConjOption2_2_15 ConjOption2_2 - ConjOption2 Individuals may be granted immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
Base: 564
Individuals may be granted immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
100.0%
564
ConjOption2_2_16 ConjOption2_2 - ConjOption2 The Secretary of State appoints personnel to bodies concerned with truth recovery and legacy of the Troubles, with victims in advisory roles
Base: 1028
The Secretary of State appoints personnel to bodies concerned with truth recovery and legacy of the Troubles, with victi
100.0%
1028
ConjOption2_2_17 ConjOption2_2 - ConjOption2 Victims and Survivors jointly nominate personnel together with government officials
Base: 1056
Victims and Survivors jointly nominate personnel together with government officials
100.0%
1056
Conjoint1_BNY_2 Package 3/5Option 1Eligibility for compensationValue of compensationInformation recovery processJusticeVictims involvementOption 2Eligibility for compensationValue of compensationInformation recovery processJusticeVictims involvement
Base: 2084
Option 1
51.0%
1062
Option 2
49.0%
1022
ConjOption1Level1_3 ConjOption1Level1
Base: 2084
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
35.3%
735
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of fault
33.3%
694
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
31.4%
655
ConjOption1Level2_3 ConjOption1Level2
Base: 2084
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
26.5%
552
£6,000 paid each year to all those eligible
25.1%
523
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
24.8%
517
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
23.6%
492
ConjOption1Level3_3 ConjOption1Level3
Base: 2084
Led solely by UK Government with some records withheld for national security reasons.
26.4%
551
Joint UK-Irish process, with Irish government sharing information about its role during the Troubles.
25.1%
524
Independent oversight of decisions about what information can be withheld for national security reasons.
25.0%
520
Joint UK-Irish process, with both governments sharing information about their roles in the Troubles
23.5%
489
ConjOption1Level4_3 ConjOption1Level4
Base: 2084
Individuals can provide information in exchange for immunity from prosecution
26.5%
553
Individuals responsible for Troubles-related violence should be tried and prosecuted
25.1%
524
Individuals can provide information in exchange for a reduced sentence
24.2%
505
Individuals may be granted immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
24.1%
502
ConjOption1Level5_3 ConjOption1Level5
Base: 2084
The Secretary of State appoints personnel to bodies concerned with truth recovery and legacy of the Troubles, with victi
50.1%
1044
Victims and Survivors jointly nominate personnel together with government officials
49.9%
1040
ConjOption2Level1_3 ConjOption2Level1
Base: 2084
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of fault
34.7%
724
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
33.7%
702
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
31.6%
658
ConjOption2Level2_3 ConjOption2Level1
Base: 2084
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
27.2%
566
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
24.6%
513
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
24.6%
513
£6,000 paid each year to all those eligible
23.6%
492
ConjOption2Level3_3 ConjOption2Level3
Base: 2084
Joint UK-Irish process, with Irish government sharing information about its role during the Troubles.
26.1%
543
Independent oversight of decisions about what information can be withheld for national security reasons.
25.8%
538
Joint UK-Irish process, with both governments sharing information about their roles in the Troubles
24.4%
508
Led solely by UK Government with some records withheld for national security reasons.
23.8%
495
ConjOption2Level4_3 ConjOption2Level4
Base: 2084
Individuals can provide information in exchange for immunity from prosecution
25.9%
540
Individuals responsible for Troubles-related violence should be tried and prosecuted
25.0%
522
Individuals can provide information in exchange for a reduced sentence
24.8%
516
Individuals may be granted immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
24.3%
506
ConjOption2Level5_3 ConjOption2Level5
Base: 2084
The Secretary of State appoints personnel to bodies concerned with truth recovery and legacy of the Troubles, with victi
50.9%
1060
Victims and Survivors jointly nominate personnel together with government officials
49.1%
1024
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: 655
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
655
ConjOption1_3_2 ConjOption1_3 - ConjOption1 Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
Base: 735
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
735
ConjOption1_3_3 ConjOption1_3 - ConjOption1 Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of fault
Base: 694
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of fault
100.0%
694
ConjOption1_3_4 ConjOption1_3 - ConjOption1 Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 552
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
552
ConjOption1_3_5 ConjOption1_3 - ConjOption1 Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 517
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
517
ConjOption1_3_6 ConjOption1_3 - ConjOption1 Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 492
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
492
ConjOption1_3_7 ConjOption1_3 - ConjOption1 £6,000 paid each year to all those eligible
Base: 523
£6,000 paid each year to all those eligible
100.0%
523
ConjOption1_3_8 ConjOption1_3 - ConjOption1 Led solely by UK Government with some records withheld for national security reasons.
Base: 551
Led solely by UK Government with some records withheld for national security reasons.
100.0%
551
ConjOption1_3_9 ConjOption1_3 - ConjOption1 Joint UK-Irish process, with Irish government sharing information about its role during the Troubles.
Base: 524
Joint UK-Irish process, with Irish government sharing information about its role during the Troubles.
100.0%
524
ConjOption1_3_10 ConjOption1_3 - ConjOption1 Joint UK-Irish process, with both governments sharing information about their roles in the Troubles
Base: 489
Joint UK-Irish process, with both governments sharing information about their roles in the Troubles
100.0%
489
ConjOption1_3_11 ConjOption1_3 - ConjOption1 Independent oversight of decisions about what information can be withheld for national security reasons.
Base: 520
Independent oversight of decisions about what information can be withheld for national security reasons.
100.0%
520
ConjOption1_3_12 ConjOption1_3 - ConjOption1 Individuals responsible for Troubles-related violence should be tried and prosecuted
Base: 524
Individuals responsible for Troubles-related violence should be tried and prosecuted
100.0%
524
ConjOption1_3_13 ConjOption1_3 - ConjOption1 Individuals can provide information in exchange for immunity from prosecution
Base: 553
Individuals can provide information in exchange for immunity from prosecution
100.0%
553
ConjOption1_3_14 ConjOption1_3 - ConjOption1 Individuals can provide information in exchange for a reduced sentence
Base: 505
Individuals can provide information in exchange for a reduced sentence
100.0%
505
ConjOption1_3_15 ConjOption1_3 - ConjOption1 Individuals may be granted immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
Base: 502
Individuals may be granted immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
100.0%
502
ConjOption1_3_16 ConjOption1_3 - ConjOption1 The Secretary of State appoints personnel to bodies concerned with truth recovery and legacy of the Troubles, with victims in advisory roles
Base: 1044
The Secretary of State appoints personnel to bodies concerned with truth recovery and legacy of the Troubles, with victi
100.0%
1044
ConjOption1_3_17 ConjOption1_3 - ConjOption1 Victims and Survivors jointly nominate personnel together with government officials
Base: 1040
Victims and Survivors jointly nominate personnel together with government officials
100.0%
1040
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: 658
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
658
ConjOption2_3_2 ConjOption2_3 - ConjOption2 Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
Base: 702
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
702
ConjOption2_3_3 ConjOption2_3 - ConjOption2 Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of fault
Base: 724
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of fault
100.0%
724
ConjOption2_3_4 ConjOption2_3 - ConjOption2 Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 513
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
513
ConjOption2_3_5 ConjOption2_3 - ConjOption2 Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 566
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
566
ConjOption2_3_6 ConjOption2_3 - ConjOption2 Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 513
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
513
ConjOption2_3_7 ConjOption2_3 - ConjOption2 £6,000 paid each year to all those eligible
Base: 492
£6,000 paid each year to all those eligible
100.0%
492
ConjOption2_3_8 ConjOption2_3 - ConjOption2 Led solely by UK Government with some records withheld for national security reasons.
Base: 495
Led solely by UK Government with some records withheld for national security reasons.
100.0%
495
ConjOption2_3_9 ConjOption2_3 - ConjOption2 Joint UK-Irish process, with Irish government sharing information about its role during the Troubles.
Base: 543
Joint UK-Irish process, with Irish government sharing information about its role during the Troubles.
100.0%
543
ConjOption2_3_10 ConjOption2_3 - ConjOption2 Joint UK-Irish process, with both governments sharing information about their roles in the Troubles
Base: 508
Joint UK-Irish process, with both governments sharing information about their roles in the Troubles
100.0%
508
ConjOption2_3_11 ConjOption2_3 - ConjOption2 Independent oversight of decisions about what information can be withheld for national security reasons.
Base: 538
Independent oversight of decisions about what information can be withheld for national security reasons.
100.0%
538
ConjOption2_3_12 ConjOption2_3 - ConjOption2 Individuals responsible for Troubles-related violence should be tried and prosecuted
Base: 522
Individuals responsible for Troubles-related violence should be tried and prosecuted
100.0%
522
ConjOption2_3_13 ConjOption2_3 - ConjOption2 Individuals can provide information in exchange for immunity from prosecution
Base: 540
Individuals can provide information in exchange for immunity from prosecution
100.0%
540
ConjOption2_3_14 ConjOption2_3 - ConjOption2 Individuals can provide information in exchange for a reduced sentence
Base: 516
Individuals can provide information in exchange for a reduced sentence
100.0%
516
ConjOption2_3_15 ConjOption2_3 - ConjOption2 Individuals may be granted immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
Base: 506
Individuals may be granted immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
100.0%
506
ConjOption2_3_16 ConjOption2_3 - ConjOption2 The Secretary of State appoints personnel to bodies concerned with truth recovery and legacy of the Troubles, with victims in advisory roles
Base: 1060
The Secretary of State appoints personnel to bodies concerned with truth recovery and legacy of the Troubles, with victi
100.0%
1060
ConjOption2_3_17 ConjOption2_3 - ConjOption2 Victims and Survivors jointly nominate personnel together with government officials
Base: 1024
Victims and Survivors jointly nominate personnel together with government officials
100.0%
1024
Conjoint1_BNY_3 Package 4/5Option 1Eligibility for compensationValue of compensationInformation recovery processJusticeVictims involvementOption 2Eligibility for compensationValue of compensationInformation recovery processJusticeVictims involvement
Base: 2084
Option 1
51.3%
1070
Option 2
48.7%
1014
ConjOption1Level1_4 ConjOption1Level1
Base: 2084
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of fault
34.9%
728
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
33.1%
690
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
32.0%
666
ConjOption1Level2_4 ConjOption1Level2
Base: 2084
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
26.2%
545
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
25.3%
527
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
24.6%
512
£6,000 paid each year to all those eligible
24.0%
500
ConjOption1Level3_4 ConjOption1Level3
Base: 2084
Joint UK-Irish process, with Irish government sharing information about its role during the Troubles.
26.3%
549
Joint UK-Irish process, with both governments sharing information about their roles in the Troubles
25.4%
529
Led solely by UK Government with some records withheld for national security reasons.
24.6%
513
Independent oversight of decisions about what information can be withheld for national security reasons.
23.7%
493
ConjOption1Level4_4 ConjOption1Level4
Base: 2084
Individuals responsible for Troubles-related violence should be tried and prosecuted
27.6%
575
Individuals can provide information in exchange for immunity from prosecution
25.7%
536
Individuals may be granted immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
23.7%
494
Individuals can provide information in exchange for a reduced sentence
23.0%
479
ConjOption1Level5_4 ConjOption1Level5
Base: 2084
Victims and Survivors jointly nominate personnel together with government officials
50.3%
1049
The Secretary of State appoints personnel to bodies concerned with truth recovery and legacy of the Troubles, with victi
49.7%
1035
ConjOption2Level1_4 ConjOption2Level1
Base: 2084
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
35.0%
730
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
33.3%
693
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of fault
31.7%
661
ConjOption2Level2_4 ConjOption2Level1
Base: 2084
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
27.2%
567
£6,000 paid each year to all those eligible
24.9%
518
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
24.7%
514
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
23.3%
485
ConjOption2Level3_4 ConjOption2Level3
Base: 2084
Joint UK-Irish process, with both governments sharing information about their roles in the Troubles
25.5%
532
Led solely by UK Government with some records withheld for national security reasons.
25.0%
520
Joint UK-Irish process, with Irish government sharing information about its role during the Troubles.
24.9%
518
Independent oversight of decisions about what information can be withheld for national security reasons.
24.7%
514
ConjOption2Level4_4 ConjOption2Level4
Base: 2084
Individuals may be granted immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
26.5%
553
Individuals can provide information in exchange for a reduced sentence
26.0%
541
Individuals can provide information in exchange for immunity from prosecution
24.4%
509
Individuals responsible for Troubles-related violence should be tried and prosecuted
23.1%
481
ConjOption2Level5_4 ConjOption2Level5
Base: 2084
Victims and Survivors jointly nominate personnel together with government officials
50.0%
1043
The Secretary of State appoints personnel to bodies concerned with truth recovery and legacy of the Troubles, with victi
50.0%
1041
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: 690
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
690
ConjOption1_4_2 ConjOption1_4 - ConjOption1 Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
Base: 666
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
666
ConjOption1_4_3 ConjOption1_4 - ConjOption1 Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of fault
Base: 728
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of fault
100.0%
728
ConjOption1_4_4 ConjOption1_4 - ConjOption1 Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 545
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
545
ConjOption1_4_5 ConjOption1_4 - ConjOption1 Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 512
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
512
ConjOption1_4_6 ConjOption1_4 - ConjOption1 Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 527
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
527
ConjOption1_4_7 ConjOption1_4 - ConjOption1 £6,000 paid each year to all those eligible
Base: 500
£6,000 paid each year to all those eligible
100.0%
500
ConjOption1_4_8 ConjOption1_4 - ConjOption1 Led solely by UK Government with some records withheld for national security reasons.
Base: 513
Led solely by UK Government with some records withheld for national security reasons.
100.0%
513
ConjOption1_4_9 ConjOption1_4 - ConjOption1 Joint UK-Irish process, with Irish government sharing information about its role during the Troubles.
Base: 549
Joint UK-Irish process, with Irish government sharing information about its role during the Troubles.
100.0%
549
ConjOption1_4_10 ConjOption1_4 - ConjOption1 Joint UK-Irish process, with both governments sharing information about their roles in the Troubles
Base: 529
Joint UK-Irish process, with both governments sharing information about their roles in the Troubles
100.0%
529
ConjOption1_4_11 ConjOption1_4 - ConjOption1 Independent oversight of decisions about what information can be withheld for national security reasons.
Base: 493
Independent oversight of decisions about what information can be withheld for national security reasons.
100.0%
493
ConjOption1_4_12 ConjOption1_4 - ConjOption1 Individuals responsible for Troubles-related violence should be tried and prosecuted
Base: 575
Individuals responsible for Troubles-related violence should be tried and prosecuted
100.0%
575
ConjOption1_4_13 ConjOption1_4 - ConjOption1 Individuals can provide information in exchange for immunity from prosecution
Base: 536
Individuals can provide information in exchange for immunity from prosecution
100.0%
536
ConjOption1_4_14 ConjOption1_4 - ConjOption1 Individuals can provide information in exchange for a reduced sentence
Base: 479
Individuals can provide information in exchange for a reduced sentence
100.0%
479
ConjOption1_4_15 ConjOption1_4 - ConjOption1 Individuals may be granted immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
Base: 494
Individuals may be granted immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
100.0%
494
ConjOption1_4_16 ConjOption1_4 - ConjOption1 The Secretary of State appoints personnel to bodies concerned with truth recovery and legacy of the Troubles, with victims in advisory roles
Base: 1035
The Secretary of State appoints personnel to bodies concerned with truth recovery and legacy of the Troubles, with victi
100.0%
1035
ConjOption1_4_17 ConjOption1_4 - ConjOption1 Victims and Survivors jointly nominate personnel together with government officials
Base: 1049
Victims and Survivors jointly nominate personnel together with government officials
100.0%
1049
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: 730
Paid to those permanently disabled as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
730
ConjOption2_4_2 ConjOption2_4 - ConjOption2 Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
Base: 693
Paid to those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence through no fault of their own
100.0%
693
ConjOption2_4_3 ConjOption2_4 - ConjOption2 Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of fault
Base: 661
Paid to all those injured as a result of Troubles-related violence regardless of fault
100.0%
661
ConjOption2_4_4 ConjOption2_4 - ConjOption2 Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 485
Up to £12,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
485
ConjOption2_4_5 ConjOption2_4 - ConjOption2 Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 567
Up to £36,000 paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
567
ConjOption2_4_6 ConjOption2_4 - ConjOption2 Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
Base: 514
Up to £24,000 year paid each year based on severity of injury
100.0%
514
ConjOption2_4_7 ConjOption2_4 - ConjOption2 £6,000 paid each year to all those eligible
Base: 518
£6,000 paid each year to all those eligible
100.0%
518
ConjOption2_4_8 ConjOption2_4 - ConjOption2 Led solely by UK Government with some records withheld for national security reasons.
Base: 520
Led solely by UK Government with some records withheld for national security reasons.
100.0%
520
ConjOption2_4_9 ConjOption2_4 - ConjOption2 Joint UK-Irish process, with Irish government sharing information about its role during the Troubles.
Base: 518
Joint UK-Irish process, with Irish government sharing information about its role during the Troubles.
100.0%
518
ConjOption2_4_10 ConjOption2_4 - ConjOption2 Joint UK-Irish process, with both governments sharing information about their roles in the Troubles
Base: 532
Joint UK-Irish process, with both governments sharing information about their roles in the Troubles
100.0%
532
ConjOption2_4_11 ConjOption2_4 - ConjOption2 Independent oversight of decisions about what information can be withheld for national security reasons.
Base: 514
Independent oversight of decisions about what information can be withheld for national security reasons.
100.0%
514
ConjOption2_4_12 ConjOption2_4 - ConjOption2 Individuals responsible for Troubles-related violence should be tried and prosecuted
Base: 481
Individuals responsible for Troubles-related violence should be tried and prosecuted
100.0%
481
ConjOption2_4_13 ConjOption2_4 - ConjOption2 Individuals can provide information in exchange for immunity from prosecution
Base: 509
Individuals can provide information in exchange for immunity from prosecution
100.0%
509
ConjOption2_4_14 ConjOption2_4 - ConjOption2 Individuals can provide information in exchange for a reduced sentence
Base: 541
Individuals can provide information in exchange for a reduced sentence
100.0%
541
ConjOption2_4_15 ConjOption2_4 - ConjOption2 Individuals may be granted immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
Base: 553
Individuals may be granted immunity but prevented from holding public office or joining power-sharing institutions
100.0%
553
ConjOption2_4_16 ConjOption2_4 - ConjOption2 The Secretary of State appoints personnel to bodies concerned with truth recovery and legacy of the Troubles, with victims in advisory roles
Base: 1041
The Secretary of State appoints personnel to bodies concerned with truth recovery and legacy of the Troubles, with victi
100.0%
1041
ConjOption2_4_17 ConjOption2_4 - ConjOption2 Victims and Survivors jointly nominate personnel together with government officials
Base: 1043
Victims and Survivors jointly nominate personnel together with government officials
100.0%
1043
Conjoint1_BNY_4 Package 5/5Option 1Eligibility for compensationValue of compensationInformation recovery processJusticeVictims involvementOption 2Eligibility for compensationValue of compensationInformation recovery processJusticeVictims involvement
Base: 2084
Option 1
52.0%
1083
Option 2
48.0%
1001
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: 2084
Strongly disagree
87.2%
1818
Strongly agree
4.5%
93
Neither agree nor disagree
3.2%
66
Disagree
2.6%
54
Agree
2.5%
53
Conj2Option1Level1 Conj2Option1Level1
Base: 2084
Male
50.7%
1056
Female
49.3%
1028
Conj2Option1Level2 Conj2Option1Level2
Base: 2084
Japan
20.9%
436
South Africa
20.6%
430
Luxemburg
20.6%
429
USA
19.0%
395
Norway
18.9%
394
Conj2Option1Level3 ConjOption1Level3
Base: 2084
Prioritizes largest party views
34.2%
713
Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
33.0%
687
Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
32.8%
684
Conj2Option1Level4 ConjOption1Level4
Base: 2084
Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
34.1%
710
Advises only
33.1%
690
Advises and proposes agreements
32.8%
684
Conj2Option2Level1 ConjOption2Level1
Base: 2084
Male
51.0%
1063
Female
49.0%
1021
Conj2Option2Level2 Conj2Option2Level1
Base: 2084
Luxemburg
20.9%
436
Japan
20.3%
423
Norway
19.7%
411
USA
19.6%
408
South Africa
19.5%
406
Conj2Option2Level3 Conj2Option2Level3
Base: 2084
Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
33.6%
701
Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
Conj2Option2_6 Conj2Option2 - ConjOption2 South Africa
Base: 406
South Africa
100.0%
406
Conj2Option2_7 Conj2Option2 - ConjOption2 USA
Base: 408
USA
100.0%
408
Conj2Option2_8 Conj2Option2 - ConjOption2 Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
Base: 701
Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
100.0%
701
Conj2Option2_9 Conj2Option2 - ConjOption2 Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
Base: 695
Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
100.0%
695
Conj2Option2_10 Conj2Option2 - ConjOption2 Prioritizes largest party views
Base: 688
Prioritizes largest party views
100.0%
688
Conj2Option2_11 Conj2Option2 - ConjOption2 Advises only
Base: 662
Advises only
100.0%
662
Conj2Option2_12 Conj2Option2 - ConjOption2 Advises and proposes agreements
Base: 705
Advises and proposes agreements
100.0%
705
Conj2Option2_13 Conj2Option2 - ConjOption2 Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
Base: 717
Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
100.0%
717
Conjoint2_BNY Option 1GenderCountry of OriginPolitical ScopeMediation authorityOption 2GenderCountry of OriginPolitical ScopeMediation authority Which option do you prefer?
Base: 2084
Option 1
51.1%
1065
Option 2
48.9%
1019
Conj2Option1Level1_1 Conj2Option1Level1
Base: 2084
Female
51.0%
1063
Male
49.0%
1021
Conj2Option1Level2_1 Conj2Option1Level2
Base: 2084
Norway
20.4%
426
USA
20.4%
426
Luxemburg
20.3%
424
Japan
19.5%
407
South Africa
19.2%
401
Conj2Option1Level3_1 ConjOption1Level3
Base: 2084
Prioritizes largest party views
33.9%
707
Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
33.7%
702
Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
32.4%
675
Conj2Option1Level4_1 ConjOption1Level4
Base: 2084
Advises only
34.3%
715
Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
33.3%
694
Advises and proposes agreements
32.4%
675
Conj2Option2Level1_1 ConjOption2Level1
Base: 2084
Male
50.9%
1060
Female
49.1%
1024
Conj2Option2Level2_1 Conj2Option2Level1
Base: 2084
Luxemburg
20.7%
432
USA
20.5%
428
Norway
20.0%
417
Japan
19.8%
413
South Africa
18.9%
394
Conj2Option2Level3_1 Conj2Option2Level3
Base: 2084
Prioritizes largest party views
34.6%
721
Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
32.9%
685
Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
32.5%
678
Conj2Option2Level4_1 ConjOption2Level4
Base: 2084
Advises only
33.8%
705
Advises and proposes agreements
33.1%
690
Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
33.1%
689
Conj2Option1_1_1 Conj2Option1_1 - ConjOption1 Male
Conj2Option2_1_5 Conj2Option2_1 - ConjOption2 Japan
Base: 413
Japan
100.0%
413
Conj2Option2_1_6 Conj2Option2_1 - ConjOption2 South Africa
Base: 394
South Africa
100.0%
394
Conj2Option2_1_7 Conj2Option2_1 - ConjOption2 USA
Base: 428
USA
100.0%
428
Conj2Option2_1_8 Conj2Option2_1 - ConjOption2 Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
Base: 685
Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
100.0%
685
Conj2Option2_1_9 Conj2Option2_1 - ConjOption2 Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
Base: 678
Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
100.0%
678
Conj2Option2_1_10 Conj2Option2_1 - ConjOption2 Prioritizes largest party views
Base: 721
Prioritizes largest party views
100.0%
721
Conj2Option2_1_11 Conj2Option2_1 - ConjOption2 Advises only
Base: 705
Advises only
100.0%
705
Conj2Option2_1_12 Conj2Option2_1 - ConjOption2 Advises and proposes agreements
Base: 690
Advises and proposes agreements
100.0%
690
Conj2Option2_1_13 Conj2Option2_1 - ConjOption2 Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
Base: 689
Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
100.0%
689
Conjoint2_1_BNY Option 1GenderCountry of OriginPolitical ScopeMediation authorityOption 2GenderCountry of OriginPolitical ScopeMediation authority Which option do you prefer?
Base: 2084
Option 2
50.2%
1047
Option 1
49.8%
1037
Conj2Option1Level1_2 Conj2Option1Level1
Base: 2084
Male
51.9%
1082
Female
48.1%
1002
Conj2Option1Level2_2 Conj2Option1Level2
Base: 2084
USA
21.1%
439
Norway
20.2%
421
Japan
19.8%
413
South Africa
19.6%
409
Luxemburg
19.3%
402
Conj2Option1Level3_2 ConjOption1Level3
Base: 2084
Prioritizes largest party views
34.3%
714
Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
33.1%
689
Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
32.7%
681
Conj2Option1Level4_2 ConjOption1Level4
Base: 2084
Advises and proposes agreements
35.5%
740
Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
33.0%
687
Advises only
31.5%
657
Conj2Option2Level1_2 ConjOption2Level1
Base: 2084
Male
50.8%
1059
Female
49.2%
1025
Conj2Option2Level2_2 Conj2Option2Level1
Base: 2084
Japan
20.5%
428
Norway
20.2%
421
South Africa
20.2%
420
USA
20.0%
416
Luxemburg
19.1%
399
Conj2Option2Level3_2 Conj2Option2Level3
Base: 2084
Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
34.8%
725
Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
33.4%
697
Prioritizes largest party views
31.8%
662
Conj2Option2Level4_2 ConjOption2Level4
Base: 2084
Advises and proposes agreements
34.3%
715
Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
33.4%
696
Advises only
32.3%
673
Conj2Option1_2_1 Conj2Option1_2 - ConjOption1 Male
Conj2Option2_2_5 Conj2Option2_2 - ConjOption2 Japan
Base: 428
Japan
100.0%
428
Conj2Option2_2_6 Conj2Option2_2 - ConjOption2 South Africa
Base: 420
South Africa
100.0%
420
Conj2Option2_2_7 Conj2Option2_2 - ConjOption2 USA
Base: 416
USA
100.0%
416
Conj2Option2_2_8 Conj2Option2_2 - ConjOption2 Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
Base: 697
Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
100.0%
697
Conj2Option2_2_9 Conj2Option2_2 - ConjOption2 Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
Base: 725
Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
100.0%
725
Conj2Option2_2_10 Conj2Option2_2 - ConjOption2 Prioritizes largest party views
Base: 662
Prioritizes largest party views
100.0%
662
Conj2Option2_2_11 Conj2Option2_2 - ConjOption2 Advises only
Base: 673
Advises only
100.0%
673
Conj2Option2_2_12 Conj2Option2_2 - ConjOption2 Advises and proposes agreements
Base: 715
Advises and proposes agreements
100.0%
715
Conj2Option2_2_13 Conj2Option2_2 - ConjOption2 Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
Base: 696
Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
100.0%
696
Conjoint2_2_BNY Option 1GenderCountry of OriginPolitical ScopeMediation authorityOption 2GenderCountry of OriginPolitical ScopeMediation authority Which option do you prefer?
Base: 2084
Option 2
51.2%
1067
Option 1
48.8%
1017
Conj2Option1Level1_3 Conj2Option1Level1
Base: 2084
Female
50.3%
1048
Male
49.7%
1036
Conj2Option1Level2_3 Conj2Option1Level2
Base: 2084
Luxemburg
21.8%
455
USA
21.0%
438
South Africa
20.1%
418
Japan
18.8%
392
Norway
18.3%
381
Conj2Option1Level3_3 ConjOption1Level3
Base: 2084
Prioritizes largest party views
34.4%
717
Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
33.8%
704
Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
31.8%
663
Conj2Option1Level4_3 ConjOption1Level4
Base: 2084
Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
34.3%
714
Advises only
33.7%
702
Advises and proposes agreements
32.1%
668
Conj2Option2Level1_3 ConjOption2Level1
Base: 2084
Male
50.8%
1059
Female
49.1%
1024
Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
0.0%
1
Conj2Option2Level2_3 Conj2Option2Level1
Base: 2084
Luxemburg
21.3%
444
Japan
20.4%
426
USA
20.1%
418
South Africa
19.3%
403
Norway
18.9%
393
Conj2Option2Level3_3 Conj2Option2Level3
Base: 2084
Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
34.5%
718
Prioritizes largest party views
34.1%
711
Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
31.4%
655
Conj2Option2Level4_3 ConjOption2Level4
Base: 2084
Advises only
34.2%
713
Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
33.3%
693
Advises and proposes agreements
32.5%
678
Conj2Option1_3_1 Conj2Option1_3 - ConjOption1 Male
Conj2Option2_3_5 Conj2Option2_3 - ConjOption2 Japan
Base: 426
Japan
100.0%
426
Conj2Option2_3_6 Conj2Option2_3 - ConjOption2 South Africa
Base: 403
South Africa
100.0%
403
Conj2Option2_3_7 Conj2Option2_3 - ConjOption2 USA
Base: 418
USA
100.0%
418
Conj2Option2_3_8 Conj2Option2_3 - ConjOption2 Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
Base: 655
Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
100.0%
655
Conj2Option2_3_9 Conj2Option2_3 - ConjOption2 Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
Base: 718
Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
100.0%
718
Conj2Option2_3_10 Conj2Option2_3 - ConjOption2 Prioritizes largest party views
Base: 711
Prioritizes largest party views
100.0%
711
Conj2Option2_3_11 Conj2Option2_3 - ConjOption2 Advises only
Base: 713
Advises only
100.0%
713
Conj2Option2_3_12 Conj2Option2_3 - ConjOption2 Advises and proposes agreements
Base: 678
Advises and proposes agreements
100.0%
678
Conj2Option2_3_13 Conj2Option2_3 - ConjOption2 Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
Base: 693
Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
100.0%
693
Conjoint2_3_BNY Option 1GenderCountry of OriginPolitical ScopeMediation authorityOption 2GenderCountry of OriginPolitical ScopeMediation authority Which option do you prefer?
Base: 2084
Option 2
50.1%
1044
Option 1
49.9%
1040
Conj2Option1Level1_4 Conj2Option1Level1
Base: 2084
Male
50.1%
1045
Female
49.8%
1038
Luxemburg
0.0%
1
Conj2Option1Level2_4 Conj2Option1Level2
Base: 2084
Japan
20.8%
434
Luxemburg
20.8%
433
South Africa
20.2%
421
Norway
19.6%
409
USA
18.6%
387
Conj2Option1Level3_4 ConjOption1Level3
Base: 2084
Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
34.3%
715
Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
33.3%
694
Prioritizes largest party views
32.4%
675
Conj2Option1Level4_4 ConjOption1Level4
Base: 2084
Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
34.0%
709
Advises and proposes agreements
33.5%
698
Advises only
32.5%
677
Conj2Option2Level1_4 ConjOption2Level1
Base: 2084
Male
51.2%
1067
Female
48.8%
1017
Conj2Option2Level2_4 Conj2Option2Level1
Base: 2084
USA
21.5%
449
Luxemburg
20.3%
424
South Africa
20.2%
422
Japan
19.0%
395
Norway
18.9%
394
Conj2Option2Level3_4 Conj2Option2Level3
Base: 2084
Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
33.9%
706
Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
33.6%
701
Prioritizes largest party views
32.5%
677
Conj2Option2Level4_4 ConjOption2Level4
Base: 2084
Advises and proposes agreements
34.5%
720
Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
33.8%
704
Advises only
31.7%
660
Conj2Option1_4_1 Conj2Option1_4 - ConjOption1 Male
Conj2Option2_4_5 Conj2Option2_4 - ConjOption2 Japan
Base: 395
Japan
100.0%
395
Conj2Option2_4_6 Conj2Option2_4 - ConjOption2 South Africa
Base: 422
South Africa
100.0%
422
Conj2Option2_4_7 Conj2Option2_4 - ConjOption2 USA
Base: 449
USA
100.0%
449
Conj2Option2_4_8 Conj2Option2_4 - ConjOption2 Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
Base: 701
Prioritizes civil society and victim groups
100.0%
701
Conj2Option2_4_9 Conj2Option2_4 - ConjOption2 Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
Base: 706
Prioritizes the views of all elected representatives
100.0%
706
Conj2Option2_4_10 Conj2Option2_4 - ConjOption2 Prioritizes largest party views
Base: 677
Prioritizes largest party views
100.0%
677
Conj2Option2_4_11 Conj2Option2_4 - ConjOption2 Advises only
Base: 660
Advises only
100.0%
660
Conj2Option2_4_12 Conj2Option2_4 - ConjOption2 Advises and proposes agreements
Base: 720
Advises and proposes agreements
100.0%
720
Conj2Option2_4_13 Conj2Option2_4 - ConjOption2 Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
Base: 704
Makes decisions in the event of no agreement
100.0%
704
Conjoint2_4_BNY Option 1GenderCountry of OriginPolitical ScopeMediation authorityOption 2GenderCountry of OriginPolitical ScopeMediation authority Which option do you prefer?
Base: 2084
Option 1
51.2%
1068
Option 2
48.8%
1016
q16_1 q16 - 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: 1188
Legacy issues
100.0%
1188
q16_2 q16 - 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: 1000
Parades/Flags
100.0%
1000
q16_3 q16 - 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: 1095
Policing
100.0%
1095
q16_4 q16 - 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/restoration
Base: 1257
The reform/restoration of power sharing institutions
100.0%
1257
q16_5 q16 - 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: 57
Other (please state)
100.0%
57
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: 2084
In favour
50.6%
1054
Neither against nor in favour but I could tolerate it if necessary
22.4%
466
Against
15.4%
320
I do not know
10.5%
218
I prefer not to answer
1.2%
26
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: 2084
In favour
34.7%
723
Against
26.1%
543
Neither against nor in favour but I could tolerate it if necessary
24.4%
509
I do not know
12.9%
269
I prefer not to answer
1.9%
40
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: 2084
In favour
36.7%
765
Neither against nor in favour but I could tolerate it if necessary
26.6%
554
Against
22.3%
464
I do not know
13.1%
272
I prefer not to answer
1.4%
29
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: 2084
In favour
36.2%
755
Against
28.6%
595
Neither against nor in favour but I could tolerate it if necessary
24.1%
503
I do not know
9.5%
198
I prefer not to answer
1.6%
33
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: 2084
0 - Not directly a victim
44.0%
918
5
8.0%
166
2
7.3%
153
10 - Myself and/or my family suffered a lot
6.7%
140
1
6.5%
135
7
6.0%
126
8
5.1%
106
3
5.0%
105
6
5.0%
104
4
4.7%
97
9
1.6%
34
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: 2084
0 - Not affected at all
38.8%
809
5 - Affected in the past but impact has lessened over time
18.4%
384
2
8.2%
171
1
8.1%
168
3
5.7%
119
7
4.4%
91
10 - Myself or my family are still affected
4.1%
85
8
4.0%
83
6
3.9%
82
4
2.8%
58
9
1.6%
34
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: 2084
10 - It is important to remember the past as it helps prevent us from repeating it
24.0%
501
0 - The past is irrelevant – focusing on it prevents us from moving on
15.9%
332
5
13.2%
275
7
9.1%
190
8
8.4%
175
6
7.0%
145
3
5.7%
118
2
5.3%
111
4
4.6%
96
9
3.9%
82
1
2.8%
59
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: 2084
Agree
37.4%
779
Strongly agree
29.4%
613
Neither agree nor disagree
17.8%
370
Disagree
6.2%
130
Strongly disagree
4.5%
94
Don't know
3.5%
73
Prefer not to say
1.2%
25
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: 2084
Neither agree nor disagree
27.0%
563
Disagree
24.1%
502
Agree
21.2%
441
Strongly disagree
15.6%
325
Strongly agree
6.4%
134
Don't know
4.7%
98
Prefer not to say
1.0%
21
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: 2084
Agree
37.3%
777
Neither agree nor disagree
19.7%
411
Disagree
15.1%
314
Strongly agree
14.7%
306
Strongly disagree
8.3%
174
Don't know
3.7%
77
Prefer not to say
1.2%
25
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: 2084
In favour
50.8%
1059
Neither against nor in favour but I could tolerate it if necessary
22.2%
462
Against
15.9%
332
I do not know
9.6%
200
I prefer not to answer
1.5%
31
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: 2084
Against
33.0%
688
In favour
29.8%
620
Neither against nor in favour but I could tolerate it if necessary
24.2%
504
I do not know
11.4%
238
I prefer not to answer
1.6%
34
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: 2084
Against
36.7%
764
In favour
27.7%
577
Neither against nor in favour but I could tolerate it if necessary
25.8%
538
I do not know
8.5%
178
I prefer not to answer
1.3%
27
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: 2084
Against
30.5%
636
In favour
29.8%
622
Neither against nor in favour but I could tolerate it if necessary
24.5%
511
I do not know
13.6%
283
I prefer not to answer
1.5%
32
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: 2084
Against
38.3%
798
In favour
30.0%
626
Neither against nor in favour but I could tolerate it if necessary
19.5%
407
I do not know
10.8%
225
I prefer not to answer
1.3%
28
HumanityQ Thank you for your responses. Please can you prove your humanity by selecting “I am a human” below:
Base: 2084
I am a human
98.1%
2044
Don't know
1.0%
21
I am not a human
0.6%
12
Refuse to say
0.3%
7
SurveyFeedback_1 SurveyFeedback - Thank you for taking this survey. If you wish, you can leave any feedback you may have about the survey here, or click 'Next' to complete the survey.
Base: 326
100.0%
326
SurveyFeedback_2 SurveyFeedback - Thank you for taking this survey. If you wish, you can leave any feedback you may have about the survey here, or click 'Next' to complete the survey. No feedback
Base: 1758
No feedback
100.0%
1758
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