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4 February 2020

3175 GB adults surveyed

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It has been proposed that the change to the rules on early release of those convicted of terrorist offences should apply to both future convictions, and to people already in jail for terrorist offences. Do you think it is or is not acceptable to change the rules for those already in jail?

Conducted 4 February 2020

YouGov surveyed 3175 GB adults

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It has been proposed that the change to the rules on early release of those convicted of terrorist offences should apply to both future convictions, and to people already in jail for terrorist offences. Do you think it is or is not acceptable to change the rules for those already in jail?

Conducted 4 February 2020

YouGov surveyed 3175 GB adults

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72%
14%
14%

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