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18 January 2017

4333 GB adults surveyed

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If a person in charge was not aware of a serious crime someone who works for them has committed, should they be held responsible?

Conducted 18 January 2017

YouGov surveyed 4333 GB adults

13%
61%
26%
If a person in charge was not aware of a serious crime someone who works for them has committed, should they be held responsible?

Conducted 18 January 2017

YouGov surveyed 4333 GB adults

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13%
61%
26%

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