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29 December 2015

4235 GB adults surveyed

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New rules will mean that people who exhibit 'coercive or controlling behaviour' in personal relationships that cause serious distress, even if they do not use physical violence, face up to five years in prison. Do you support or oppose this change?

Conducted 29 December 2015

YouGov surveyed 4235 GB adults

69%
7%
24%
New rules will mean that people who exhibit 'coercive or controlling behaviour' in personal relationships that cause serious distress, even if they do not use physical violence, face up to five years in prison. Do you support or oppose this change?

Conducted 29 December 2015

YouGov surveyed 4235 GB adults

By:
69%
7%
24%

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