Article 2 Interpretation
In this Order—
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“the Act” means the Census Act 1920;
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“census day” means 27th March 2011;
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“census night” means the night of 27th to 28th March 2011;
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“dwelling” includes part of a dwelling and any caravan, houseboat, temporary building or other structure used as living accommodation;
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“household” means one person living alone or a group of people (whether or not related) living at the same address who share cooking facilities, and—
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a living room;
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sitting room; or
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dining area;
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“householder” in relation to an address means a person who is usually resident at that address and—
- (a)
owns or rents accommodation at that address; or
- (b)
is responsible for paying household bills and expenses there,
and includes a joint householder and an acting householder;
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“usually resident” includes persons who—
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have a usual address in Scotland;
- (b)
in the case of Groups I and IV, are in full-time education and are residing at their term-time address;
- (c)
in the case of Groups II, III and VI, have resided or intend to reside in the premises or vessel for a total period of 6 months or more beginning on or before census day;
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in the case of Group V, are spending a period of 6 months or more in custody whether at the premises or elsewhere; and
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in the case of Group VII, have no usual address in Scotland, but are present at an address in Scotland on census night; and
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“visitor” means any person who is present at an address in Scotland on census night, but who is not usually resident at that address.
For the purposes of this Order, a person is in full-time education if that person is registered, admitted or otherwise enrolled as a full time pupil or student at a school, college or other educational institution.
In this Order, any reference to a Group is a reference to that Group as specified in Schedule 1.