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Consultation on the British Crime Survey intimate personal violence questionnaire

Consultation on the British Crime Survey intimate personal violence questionnaire

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19 January 2012

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皇冠体育app Home Office ran a public consultation on changes to the British Crime Survey (BCS) intimate personal violence (IPV) questionnaire from April 2012. Any change needed to take into consideration the issue of how to treat trend data. 皇冠体育app current questions have a continuous trend since 2004/05 and these trend data are valuable in assessing changes in victimisation over time.

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Published 19 January 2012

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