Q32: Choose Statement 1 or 2. [Probe for strength] 1. The Constitution should retain the House of Assembly but abolish the Senate. Agree very strongly with 1 1 Agree with neither DK/HHE [Do not read] Agree with 1 Agree with 2 Agree very strongly with 2 2 4 5 3 9 Q33: Choose Statement 1 or 2. [Probe for strength] 1. The President should be able to appoint some Members of Parliament. Agree very strongly with 1 1 Agree with neither DK/HHE [Do not read] Agree with 2 Agree very strongly with 2 2 4 5 3 9 2. The Constitution should limit the role of traditional chiefs to local government only. Agree with 1 Agree with 2 Agree very strongly with 2 2 4 5 3 9 Q35: Choose Statement 1 or 2. [Probe for strength] 1. The Constitution should establish independent courts, for example by ensuring that judges are appointed and dismissed on merit, rather than for political reasons. Agree very strongly Agree with 1 with 1 1 2 Agree with neither DK/HHE [Do not read] Q36: Choose Statement 1 or 2. [Probe for strength] 1. The Constitution should provide that elections in Zimbabwe are run by a government agency. Agree very strongly with 1 1 Agree with neither DK/HHE [Do not read] 2. The House of Assembly should be composed only of elected MPs. Agree with 1 Q34: Choose Statement 1 or 2. [Probe for strength] 1. The Constitution should reserve positions in national government for traditional chiefs. Agree very strongly with 1 1 Agree with neither DK/HHE [Do not read] 2. The Constitution should keep both a House of Assembly and a Senate. Agree with 1 2 2. The Constitution should require that judges are politically loyal, for example by having them appointed and dismissed by the President. Agree with 2 Agree very strongly with 2 4 5 3 9 2. Zimbabwe requires an independent Electoral Commission whose members are appointed from outside of government. Agree with 2 Agree very strongly with 2 4 5 3 9 75