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28 September 2020

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Fines for people who refuse to self‑isolate in England have been raised to up to £10,000. Do you think this is too much, about right, or too little of a fine?

Conducted 28 September 2020

YouGov surveyed 2250 GB adults

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50%
8%
9%
Fines for people who refuse to self‑isolate in England have been raised to up to £10,000. Do you think this is too much, about right, or too little of a fine?

Conducted 28 September 2020

YouGov surveyed 2250 GB adults

By:
33%
50%
8%
9%

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