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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Conservative Parliamentarians and European Integration, 1994

Variable Details

VariableGROUPS1
LabelMembership of political groups concerned with European issues
Responses
1 Conservative Group for Europe 14
2 Positive Europeans 2
3 92 Group 1
4 Standing Committee A on European Affairs 2
5 Atlantic/European Association 0
6 Select Committee European Legislation 1
7 European Movement 8
8 London Europe Society 0
10 Unspecified 3
11 Centre for European Studies 1
12 Council of Europe 2
13 European Reform Group 1
14 Conservative Way Forward 1
15 European Peoples Party 3
16 PITCOM 0
17 European Parliament Committee 0
18 Conservative Party 7
19 Tory Reform Group 1
20 Tory Green Initiative 0
21 European Union of Women 2
22 Bruges Group 0
23 National Association of Conservative Graduates 0
24 European League for Economic Co-operation 0
25 None 3
26 Bow Group 0
27 Future of European Trust 1
9 No response 123
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationConservative Parliamentarians and European Integration, 1994
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