2250|PARLIAMENTARY ELITES (SURVEY OF MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL COURTS)

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  • Frequency with which politics was discussed in the interviewee's home during his childhood and youth.
  • Degree of agreement among family members on political issues.
  • Ideology scale of the respondent's father and mother.
  • Frequency with which you discuss politics with family and friends.
    Active participation in politics, current or in the past, of a relative. Activities they perform.
  • Membership in different associations/organisations.
  • Opinion on the factors that influenced the vote of their constituents.
  • Opinion on the media used by citizens to inform themselves about the activities carried out in the Congress.
  • Means of communication used to know the problems of your constituency.
    Representativeness as a Member.
  • Degree of influence of different groups/persons on the decisions taken.
  • Opinion on whether a Member should retain or resign his/her seat if he/she leaves the party for whose lists he/she was elected.
  • Main reasons to present your candidacy in the last elections.
  • The usual procedure for your constituents to communicate with the interviewee. Existence, in the last month, of some contact with an elector, procedure used.
  • Frequency with which you contact various people and / or institutions.
  • Importance it attaches to various aspects of its parliamentary activity.
  • Distribution of time during its legislative activity.
  • Opinion on whether Members should have a better chance of intervening in the debates. How to articulate a proposal in this sense.
  • Assessment of the functioning of the Bureau of the Congress, the Board of Spokesmen, the General Secretariat and the Permanent Deputation.
  • Opinion on the accessibility of deputies to different Congress bodies.
  • Assessment of the operation of different services of the Congress.
  • Main obstacles, in available human and material means/resources, that it has encountered in carrying out its work.
  • Evaluation of the frequency and type of relations with Members of other parliamentary groups.
  • Opinion on Members' full-time work.
  • Satisfaction with the work you do as a Member. More satisfactory/attractive appearance and less satisfactory/attractive appearance.
  • Assessment of Members' voting discipline.
  • Phrase with which he agrees most about the need for greater discrepancy or greater unanimity within political parties.
  • Financing of political parties.
  • Opinion on the two topics that should be discussed in Congress.
  • Scale of acceptance at the entry of foreign workers into Spain.
  • Acceptance scale for the introduction of the single European currency (the euro).
  • Political ideology scale of the interviewee.
  • Scale of political ideology applied to the political party it represents.
  • Comparison of the level of income prior to parliamentary activity with current income.
  • Belonging to a governing body of your party.
  • Previously held elected public office.

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2250/0-0|PARLIAMENTARY ELITES (SURVEY OF MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL COURTS)|154/Courts-General/Members/both sexes/18 and over/mail interview Unknown Open resource

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