Survey results

Here is a summary of responses to previous questions I have asked my email group:
 

In principle, do you agree with the proposal for a ‘Robin Hood Tax’?

YES: 56% - NO: 40% - DON'T KNOW: 4%

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What is the best way to finance future social care needs?

NHS type scheme: 64%; Means-tested scheme: 14%

Private Insurance: 13%; Other: 10%

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“Do you support the proposal for a temporary 50p per month levy on telephone line rentals to pay for high speed broadband to be made available everywhere in Britain by 2017?”

YES: 32% - NO: 64% - DON'T KNOW: 4%

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“What should I ask the Prime Minister at Prime Minister's Question Time on 6th May 2009?"

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“Do you support plans to change the rules on organ donation so that you are presumed to have given consent to organ donation unless you actively opt out?”

YES: 68% - NO: 31% - DON'T KNOW: 1%

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Do you, in principle, support the provisions in the HFE Bill which will allow the creation of ‘saviour siblings’ in a wider range of circumstances?

YES: 56% - NO: 39% - DON'T KNOW: 6%

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What should be Gordon Brown's top priority?

I asked my consultation group for their views on the priorities for the new Prime Minister.  From the list that I supplied of possible top priorities, the top replies together with numbers of ‘votes’ cast were as follows:

1. Heath 167
2. Climate Change 160
3. Immigration / Asylum 132
4. Other 84
5. Iraq 73
6. Crime / Anti-social behaviour 63
7. Europe 54
8. Education 47
9= Pensions 42
9= Council Tax 42
9= Housing 42

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Do you support, in principle, the idea of a barrage across the Severn in order to generate electricity?

YES: 85% - NO: 15%

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Should Britain undertake a green tax shift, raising taxes on carbon emissions and other pollutants, whilst reducing other taxes?

YES: 79% - NO: 21%

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Do you think that the UK should retain its nuclear weapons capability when the Trident system reaches the end of its life?

YES: 60% - NO: 40%

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Do you support the ID card scheme that the Home Secretary is proposing?

YES: 12% - NO: 88%

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Is the licence fee the best way to pay for the BBC?

YES: 68% - NO: 32%

I wrote to the Chairman of the BBC with the results of this survey and received a detailed 3-page reply, signed by the Chairman, with a point by point response to the issues that were raised by my constituents. Click here to read his letter.

Would a local income tax be fairer than the council tax?

YES: 75% - NO: 25%

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Should the local water company add fluoride to our water supply if a majority of local people support this in a public consultation?

YES: 48.5% - NO: 51.5%

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Do you support the Government's strategy of allowing universities to charge "top-up" tuition fees in order to raise extra money?

 YES: 20% - NO: 80%

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Should the building of new nuclear power stations be part of Britain's long-term energy strategy?

 YES: 44% - NO: 56%

Was the Chancellor right to increase National Insurance Contributions to raise extra money for the NHS?

YES: 66% - NO: 34%

Should there be trials of genetically modified crops on farms in South Gloucestershire?

YES: 36% - NO: 64%

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