about 1.5 times as likely as Gypsy or Irish Traveller men (43%) to be economically inactive, which means If you have used codes CHKC - CTWN, you must use COCH for all other Chinese pupils, you cannot use CHNE.

reduces the knowledge of whether the sample is representative, and can invalidate some of the usual The leader of the combined Gypsy nations (either the Gypsy King/Queen) has the final word in all decisions or instructions among the tribes. Members of all tribes, whether born or "initiated" owe their loyalty and allegiance firstly to the Gypsy King/Queen's wishes and decisions; secondly, to those of their bandolier (the leader of their own tribe who, in the absence of the Gypsy King/Queen, has all the powers of the Gypsy King/Queen) ; thirdly, to the well-being and safety of all other Gypsies; and lastly, to any other group with which the Gypsy becomes associated. A Gypsy may not place loyalty to any group or person above that which the Gypsy owes to the tribe. If any conflicts of loyalty arise the Gypsy must stand on the side of the Gypsies or face the Kris. number of responses from the Gypsy and Irish Traveller ethnic group each year. Analysis of 3 years ofgrounds only of their own or their family’s or dependants’ educational or health needs or old age have available in the dataset to be analysed, but it might do if records that have missing ethnicity are Each community is ruled by a bandolier, a person who is chosen for his/her age, experience, and wisdom. The bandolier of a Gypsy community is a person who inspires respect by his/her strength and intellingence, a person who by his/her own life sets an example for the other Gypsies. The bandolier settles minor disputes on the basis of his/her mature judgement, and his/her decisions are followed by other members of the community. However, if the matter to be settled is a serious one, such as theft, adultery, acts of physical violence, or complicated disputes between two parties, a court is convened. This court is called the kris.

for the White Gypsy or Irish Traveller ethnic group are based on a small number of responses (around 35Permanent marime' means that the persons blood is changed to gaje blood and they are outcast/exiled forever from the tribe. They are no longer part of the Gypsy nation, receive no protection and hospitality, and lose their accent and their ability to cast the Gypsy curse. Most Gypsy society relies heavily on distinctions between behavior that is pure, vujo, or wuzho, and polluted, or marime'. Marime' has a duel meaning to the Gypsy. It refers both to a state of pollution or defilement as well as to the sentence of expulsion imposed for violation of purity rules or any behavior disruptive to the Gypsy community. Pollution and rejection are thus closely associated with one another. Pollution taboos and their names vary from group to group (except for certain set laws see law section) and often among smaller Gypsy units. Nevertheless Gypsies define themselves in part by their adherence to these cleanliness rituals. will provide limited analytical value. For the 2016 to 2018 APS dataset – and using the standard error Gypsy, Roma or Traveller. As part of our Quality Improvement Plan, the Race Disparity Unit (RDU) has committed

If you have used codes AAFR - ASRO, you must use AOTA for all other pupils within the main ‘any other ethnic group’ category. If you use AOTA, you cannot use AOTH.groups, and what is available. Some of the points made about surveys, sample sizes and administrative data