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Text within a questionnaire becomes a statement when it does not fulfill the criteria of becoming any of the other elements (sequence, instruction or condition) and does not provide any context to be part of the question text. Statements can be found throughout the questionnaire; at the beginning, middle and end and they are used for both questions and sequences.
Statements are independent of questions and are control constructs. Conrol constructs which are concerned with the their positioning of items within a the questionnaire. Statements are positional and are independent of questions. Their The statements position is dependent upon where the statement text appears in the questionnaire; for example, if it appears before a question then it needs to be input before the question on Archivist and if the statement text is after a question in the questionnaire then it needs to be input after the question, see Example 1.
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