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The following HTML text is provided to enhance online readability. Many aspects of typography translate only awkwardly to HTML. Please use the page image as the authoritative form to ensure accuracy. Assessment of the 2000 census residence rules, 31–33 in plans for 2010, 51–57 Assisted living options, 43 “At Sea” groups, 109 Australia, 202 residence concepts and questions in, 305–308 Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), 305 B Babies and young children, missed by census questions and operations, 155–156 Bachelor officers’ quarters (BOQ), 69 Barracks, 108 Base housing, personnel stationed at domestic bases or living in nearby housing, 62, 106–109 Basic residence instructions, 1970 census questionnaire, 194 Basic residence question, 26 1970 census questionnaire, 194 1980 census questionnaire, 196 1990 census questionnaire, 198 2001 census of population, Canada, 310 advance materials distributed prior to enumerator visits, 1960 census, 193 “Be Counted” program, 49, 156–157 Beggars, 147 Births and deaths in the United States on Census Day, 52 by month, 2004, 154 BJS. See Bureau of Justice Statistics Boarding schools, 76–77 students at, 52 BOQ. See Bachelor officers’ quarters Borough of Bethel Park v. Stans (1971), 70, 72, 88, 98 Brennan Center for Justice, 85 Bureau of Consular Affairs, 328 Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, 83 Bureau of Indian Affairs, 74–76 Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS), 82, 92, 95 C C2SS. See Census 2000 Supplementary Survey California, 86, 112, 128, 130, 134, 138, 243, 328 California state definitions of residence, 39–40 residence for in-state college tuition, 39 residence for obtaining a driver’s license, 40 residence for taxation purposes, 40 residence for voting purposes, 40 residence concepts and questions in, 308–311 Canadians, 117–118 CAPI. See Computer-assisted personal interviewing instruments CATI. See Computer-assisted telephone interviewing instruments CEFU. See Coverage edit follow-up operation Census 2000 Supplementary Survey (C2SS), 254, 268 Census Act, 72 Census Bureau. See U.S. Census Bureau Census Bureau’s difficulties measuring residence, 33–44 changing norms and living situations, 41–43 definitional challenges, 33–37 discrepant standards, 37–41 inherent tie to geography, 43–44 Census data, refining the Bureau’s routines for editing, 189 “Census Day,” 28–29, 78, 111–112, 117, 130, 151–155, 197, 211–213, 216, 295–301 births and deaths missed by census questions and operations, 153–155 movers missed by census questions and operations, 151–153 people living in special places on, 188 people whose living situation changes on, 188 response problem, 220–222 Census of Juveniles in Residential Placement (CJRP), 102, 176, 239–240
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