Politbarometer 2003, Slovenia

Survey is part of monthly telephone surveys, designed for measuring satisfaction with the work of Slovene government and evaluation of work of government institutions. Surveys measure relation of Slovene public towards EU and NATO membership and party preferences. Monthly surveys include questions on Slovenia's entry in the EU and NATO, on the trust towards the system's institutions, on immigrants, on so called erased and on the construction of the mosque; questions regarding the legalisation of prostitution, Sunday working hours of stores, health reform, War Graves Act, the assessment of the foreign policy towards Croatia, the opinion on a disputed purchase of operating tables for Ljubljana central hospital, questions about candidates and elections for the Member of the European Parliament and questions about the knowledge of debate about Slovenia's future. Surveys also include attitude towards the Iraq crisis and questions about watching news and weather forecast and the opinion towards the work of the UDBA archive.