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What You Will Be Asked In The 2023 Census
Everyone in Aotearoa New Zealand on Census Day, 7 March 2023, will be asked to answer questions about themselves in the census. As a household there will also be questions about where you live, Stats NZ said today.
“There will be a lot that is familiar in the 2023 Census,” said Simon Mason, Deputy Government Statistician and Deputy Chief Executive Census and Collection Operations.
“The majority of questions are the same as for previous censuses, because one of the benefits of doing a census is to understand what is changing for the country over time.
“Everybody will fill out an Individual Form, or have one filled out on their behalf, for example, if they are an infant. There will also be a few questions about your household and about the dwelling you are living in,” said Simon Mason.
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