Police chiefs have reportedly said that they will focus only on issuing fines to those in “blatant” breaches of the coronavirus social distancing rules. Which of the following comes closest to your view?

Conducted

22 October 2020

2959 GB adults surveyed

Conducted 22 October 2020

YouGov surveyed 2959 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

This approach is appropriate

55%

This approach is inappropriate - the police should be issuing fines for ALL breaches

27%

This approach is inappropriate - the police should not be issuing any fines for ANY breaches

Don't know

10%

Conducted 22 October 2020

YouGov surveyed 2959 GB adults

This approach is appropriate

55%

This approach is inappropriate - the police should be issuing fines for ALL breaches

27%

This approach is inappropriate - the police should not be issuing any fines for ANY breaches

Don't know

10%

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