Hurray, I got a questionnaire. It's from the Swiss authorities, and it is compulsory to answer. No worries, I would've anyway. First, because I love giving feedback, and second, because ze Swiss knows everything about me anyway so no new information needed.
And, it's only 3% who are asked. I feel selected :).
And it was all on internet! Which is exclamation mark-warning when being in Switzerland. I was only failing on one question. Misread how many people who lives in my household. Thought it meant except for me, so put in 0 which wasn't accepted. Then I read the question again, said including me. Oh.
But now it's done, and I am not even Swiss! Well, yet...
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so, is this the census? I just read that Switzerland now only gives the census to a small percentage of people, which seemed odd to me, but I guess in a country where everyone has to be registered they have access to lot more info than they do in other countries so they don't need to survey everyone in the census like they do here. Hope you gave good representative answers ;)
Yes it is. On their homepage it says "The structural survey questionnaire is targeted at randomly selected persons. Together with the data from the population registers, the structural survey will provide important information on the structure of the permanent resident population of Switzerland."
Although I don't much like to be randomly chosen :).
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