Police Scotland will soon require all police officers to be clean shaven (with exemptions for religious, cultural, disability and medical reasons). Which of the following comes closest to what you think police facial hair policy should be?

Police Scotland will soon require all police officers to be clean shaven (with exemptions for religious, cultural, disability and medical reasons). Which of the following comes closest to what you think police facial hair policy should be? Published on 10 May 2023 → Survey conducted on 10 May 2023 on 4579 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Police officers should have to be clean shaven

12%

Police officers should be allowed facial hair, but it should be kept trimmed and smart

55%

Police officers should be allowed facial hair in any style they want

24%

Don't know

Police officers should have to be clean shaven

12%

Police officers should be allowed facial hair, but it should be kept trimmed and smart

55%

Police officers should be allowed facial hair in any style they want

24%

Don't know

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