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pwc1015

PNO of child 10-15 the adult is responsible for (biological mother, biological father, adoptive mother, adoptive father, step-mother or step-father)

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Variable nameVariable labelDatafile
pwc10151 PNO of child 10-15 the adult is responsible for - PNO 1 indresp
pwc10152 PNO of child 10-15 the adult is responsible for - PNO 2 indresp
pwc10153 PNO of child 10-15 the adult is responsible for - PNO 3 indresp
pwc10154 PNO of child 10-15 the adult is responsible for - PNO 4 indresp
pwc10155 PNO of child 10-15 the adult is responsible for - PNO 5 indresp
pwc10156 PNO of child 10-15 the adult is responsible for - PNO 6 indresp
pwc10157 PNO of child 10-15 the adult is responsible for - PNO 7 indresp
pwc10158 PNO of child 10-15 the adult is responsible for - PNO 8 indresp
pwc10159 PNO of child 10-15 the adult is responsible for - PNO 9 indresp
pwc101510 PNO of child 10-15 the adult is responsible for - PNO 10 indresp
pwc101511 PNO of child 10-15 the adult is responsible for - PNO 11 indresp
pwc101512 PNO of child 10-15 the adult is responsible for - PNO 12 indresp
pwc101513 PNO of child 10-15 the adult is responsible for - PNO 13 indresp
pwc101514 PNO of child 10-15 the adult is responsible for - PNO 14 indresp
pwc101515 PNO of child 10-15 the adult is responsible for - PNO 15 indresp
pwc101516 PNO of child 10-15 the adult is responsible for - PNO 16 indresp

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