Джон Oates

Великобританские люди поддерживают устоичивые уровни неверия над заявками правительства о удостоверениях личности, согласно официальному исследованию министерства внутренних дел.

Лоббируйте группу No2ID выбранную вверх на исследовании эта неделя, но оратор для IPS сказал он было опубликовано на ips.gov .uk в ноябре. Google имеет тайник от более раньше этого месяца.

Обзор спросил людям как важные предложенные преимущества удостоверения личности были бы - 74 процента выбрали «нарушать RABOTы террористов и организовали преступников», но 23 процентов людей думали это было «небольш правдоподобно» и 11 процент думали они было «not at all правдоподобен». Seven per cent of respondents did not recognise any of the eight benefits they were offered to choose between.

Researchers from Taylor Nelson Sofres summarised views as: “Across the board, full buy-in and belief in the schemes [sic] ability to deliver the proposed benefits is weak.”

Phil Booth, NO2ID’s National Coordinator, said: “After five years of trying to get people to like ID cards, even the Home Office’s own research says that only one in four believe they’ll do what they’re claimed to. And this is supposed to be positive spin. It’s both tragedy and farce.

“Mr Brown - if he’s in control at all - should shut down the ID empire-builders before this particular legacy of Blunkett and Blair gets any more embarrassing.”

The survey also noted that: “Interestingly prevention of illegal immigration is more “top-of-mind” than it was in wave 1 which is likely to reflect media coverage at the time interviewing was being conducted.”

The Tracking Research talked to people in October, the latest update should be published in the next month - we’ll bring you more belief-beggaring government research as we get it.

It will be interesting to see what impact the recent round of data losses by the UK government has on its believability quotient.

The survey used a sample of 2,052 people weighted to reflect the UK population.

The survey report is available from this page as a pdf.®

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