q51c. What grade would you give to: (c) The political system of this country as you expect it to be in 10 years time?
q52a. Some people say that today, under our current system of government, our political and overall life is better than it was under apartheid. Others say things are no better, or even worse. For each of these following matters, would you say things today are worse, about the same, or better? (a) Anyone can freely say what he or she thinks
q52b. Some people say that today, under our current system of government, our political and overall life is better than it was under apartheid. Others say things are no better, or even worse. For each of these following matters, would you say things today are worse, about the same, or better? (b) People can join any political organisation they choose.
q52c. Some people say that today, under our current system of government, our political and overall life is better than it was under apartheid. Others say things are no better, or even worse. For each of these following matters, would you say things today are worse, about the same, or better? (c) People can live without fear of being arrested by the police if they have not done anything wrong.
q52d. Some people say that today, under our current system of government, our political and overall life is better than it was under apartheid. Others say things are no better, or even worse. For each of these following matters, would you say things today are worse, about the same, or better? (d) Each person can freely choose who to vote for without feeling forced by others
q52e. Some people say that today, under our current system of government, our political and overall life is better than it was under apartheid. Others say things are no better, or even worse. For each of these following matters, would you say things today are worse, about the same, or better? (e) Everybody is treated equally and fairly by government.
q52f. Some people say that today, under our current system of government, our political and overall life is better than it was under apartheid. Others say things are no better, or even worse. For each of these following matters, would you say things today are worse, about the same, or better? (f) People are safe from crime and violence
q52g. Some people say that today, under our current system of government, our political and overall life is better than it was under apartheid. Others say things are no better, or even worse. For each of these following matters, would you say things today are worse, about the same, or better? (g) People have an adequate standard of living.
q52h. Some people say that today, under our current system of government, our political and overall life is better than it was under apartheid. Others say things are no better, or even worse. For each of these following matters, would you say things today are worse, about the same, or better? (h) People have access to basic necessities (like food and water)
q52i. Some people say that today, under our current system of government, our political and overall life is better than it was under apartheid. Others say things are no better, or even worse. For each of these following matters, would you say things today are worse, about the same, or better? (i) South Africans are equal to one another
q53. How much would you disapprove, neither disapprove nor approve, or approve of the following alternatives to our current system of government with at least two political parties and regular elections? If only one political party, or candidates from only one party, were allowed to stand for elections and hold office?
q54. How much would you disapprove, neither disapprove nor approve, or approve of the following alternatives to our current system of government with at least two political parties and regular elections? If all decisions were made by a council of Elders, Traditional Leaders or Chiefs
q55. How much would you disapprove, neither disapprove nor approve, or approve of the following alternatives to our current system of government with at least two political parties and regular elections? If the army came in to govern the country?
q56. How much would you disapprove, neither disapprove nor approve, or approve of the following alternatives to our current system of government with at least two political parties and regular elections? If parliament and political parties were abolished, so that the President could decide everything?
q57. How much would you disapprove, neither disapprove nor approve, or approve of the following alternatives to our current system of government with at least two political parties and regular elections? If all important decisions about the economy were made by economic experts rather than an elected government or parliament.
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