Police in London have broken up a wedding reception attended by 100 guests. The maximum number of guests allowed at a wedding under COVID rules is 15. Police are able to issue fines of up to £10,000 for such breaches. Under these circumstances, who, if anyone, do you think should be fined? Please select all that apply

Police in London have broken up a wedding reception attended by 100 guests. The maximum number of guests allowed at a wedding under COVID rules is 15. Police are able to issue fines of up to £10,000 for such breaches. Under these circumstances, who, if anyone, do you think should be fined? Please select all that apply Published on 16 October 2020 → Survey conducted on 16 October 2020 on 4032 GB adults

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The venue owner, for allowing a gathering of this size to take place

76%

The bride and groom, for inviting this amount of guests in breach of lockdown rules

68%

The guests, for staying once it became clear the number of guests was larger than is allowed

51%

No-one should be fined

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The venue owner, for allowing a gathering of this size to take place

76%

The bride and groom, for inviting this amount of guests in breach of lockdown rules

68%

The guests, for staying once it became clear the number of guests was larger than is allowed

51%

No-one should be fined

Don’t know

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