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A report has recommended that those who view indecent images of children, but who pose little risk of reoffending, should not be jailed and instead be made to pay for and attend an educational course, be barred from working with children, and face prosecution for future offences. Would you support or oppose this policy? Published on 22 July 2022 → Survey conducted on 22 July 2022 on 2889 GB adults
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