Interviewer instructions
1.4.3 Where will be enumerated
Every person will be enumerated at the house where the household inhabited. If some persons have more than one house, then they will be counted at the house where they generally spend the night. There could be three forms of enumeration of every person:
1. Member of the household present in the house on the dawn of population and housing census date
2. Member of the household temporarily absent from the house
3. Visitor/guest
By temporarily absent from the house, it means somebody has left the house for work or for outing. Such person can stay out of home for a short time, but he does not change his residence and come back after a little time. A person is called visitor/guest if he resides somewhere else, and he left his house for the time being to meet the present members of the household or for work. After the visit or work, he has to come back to his house. If a visitor/guest does not have his own house, he will be treated as a member of household present in the current house.
Status of persons and where they will be counted
1. Member of household who is present in the house on Population Census day
Count at his house as the person presents
2. Member of household who is temporarily absent from the house on Population Census day
(A) Count as member of the household temporarily absent at his own house
(B) Count as guest/visitor at that house where he presents on the Population and Housing Census days
3. Visitor/Guest, relatives or non relatives where own house is somewhere else they have to return after sometime
(A) Count as guest/visitor at the house where they are present on the Population Census day
4. Such persons (visitors/guests, relatives, non relatives) who do not have a house
Count at house where they are found present on Population Census day as present
5. Those students who are residing at hostel or at a house of other than his parents or guardian
(A) Count as present if they are found present at the hostel
(B) Count as visitors/guests if they have gone to see their parents/guardian and at the hostel persons temporarily absents
6. Persons residing in sanatorium, mental hospitals, jails and other such places
(A) If they are found residing, count as the members of the household in which they present.
(B) If they have gone to see parents or guardian, count as visitors/guests and at sanatorium, mental hospital where they are temporarily absent.
7. People residing in orphans houses, destitute, houses and other such institutions
(A) If they present in these institutions, count as member of household present.
(B) If the person has come to see his parents or guardian on the census day, he will be treated as a visitor/guest at the parents' house, and as a member of household temporarily absent at the orphan/destitute houses, etc.
8. Armed forces personnel residing in barracks
(A) Count as household present if they present in the barracks.
(B) If the person has come to see their parents on census day, he will be treated as visitor/guest there and as a member of the household temporarily absent at the barrack.
9. Semi armed forces personnel residing in barracks
(A) Count as a member of the household present where he resides on census day.
(B) If he has come to see their parents, he will be considered as visitors/guests there and at barracks will be considered as temporarily absent.
10. People living in hostels and other such places
(A) If they have house somewhere else, then they will be considered as visitors/guests at hostels.
(B) If they don't have residence anywhere else, then at hostel they are considered as member of the household present.
11. *Nomads or homeless population
Where residing presently, count as members of household present.
12. *Seasonal migrants
Where residing presently, count as members of household present.
13. Afghan Refugees
(A) Such Afghan Refugees who are residing in camps will not be counted.
(B) Such Afghan Refugees who are out of camps and mixed up and living with the local population will be enumerated where they are residing as member of the household present but will be non Pakistani, and in the nationality column relevant oval of other will be filled.
14. *Households residing in boats
Where the boats are generally anchored, count as members of the household present.
* Such type of persons will be enumerated after counting the entire household of Population Census blocks, but before leaving this block, it should be ensured that they have not been enumerated earlier.
[Omitted the section on obtaining information from respondent]
