Should it or should it not be compulsory for people working in the frontline health and care sector to be vaccinated against Covid-19?

Should it or should it not be compulsory for people working in the frontline health and care sector to be vaccinated against Covid‑19? Published on 11 February 2021 → Survey conducted on 11 February 2021 on 5018 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

It should be compulsory for frontline health care workers

68%

It should not be compulsory for frontline health care workers

23%

Don’t know

It should be compulsory for frontline health care workers

68%

It should not be compulsory for frontline health care workers

23%

Don’t know

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