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A 100-strong unit of "non compliance" officers is authorised to visit any home where the census form is not filled in and conduct interviews to gather evidence against householders should they decline to participate in the national survey, said the Office for National Statistics. Anyone who repeatedly refuses to take part risks a fine of up to £1,000. More than a million people were missed in the 2001 census, but only 38 were prosecuted for not complying with thelegal obligation to fill in the form.
Anyone who repeatedly refuses to take part risks a fine of up to £1,000
Originally posted by davesmart
reply to post by XXXN3O
hi xxxn30,im in england ive had 2 letters all ready ive answerd no doors to my address, but my ex partner has at her place and they gave her another form there and then and now thay r harrasing her shes had 2 people inquireing as to why she hasnt filld it in..
Originally posted by davesmart
hi,after not filling in my census questionnaire i recieved this letter yesterday....
Dear Householder
We recently sent you a sencus questionnaire and asked you to complete it on 27 march 2011,or as soon as possible afterwards.According to our system,as of the date of this letter,we have not recieved your completed questionnaire.
the quickest way to get it back to us is to complete it online.Go to www.census.gov.uk and use the internet access code on the front of your questionnaire.
Completion and return of the census questionnaire is a legal requirement under the census act 1920, the Census (England and Wales) Order 2009, the Cencus (england) Regulations 2010 and the Census (Wales) regulations 2010. Failure to return a completed questionnaire could lead to prosecution and a fine of up to £1000.
Census information is important and is used to help plan and fund the services that you, your family and your community will need in the years ahead. Census statistics will describe your area and highlight local need for services like schools, public transport and hospitals.
Your personal information is protected by law and is kept confidential for 100 years
If you have already completed and returned your census questionnaire within the last few days, please ignore this letter.
yours faithfully
G Watson
2011 Census Director
Office for national Statitics
Any advice would be great, do i stand my ground and just ignore it because like other people said on my other thread "im not filling it in they have all my info so what more do they want" or do i bow down to them,im only torn because i have my little girl to think about and fines and jail would not be in my best interest...like i said any advice will be taken on board..many thx in advance..dave
Originally posted by davesmart
reply to post by curious7
apologies mods if i spoke to much