Half of UK population say form 696 is discriminatory
48% of Britons believe the risk-assessment form unfairly targets certain events, reveals TM's new State of Play report, which also explores the political impact of grime
News By | 11 October 2017
Controversial risk-assessment document form 696 has been thrust into the spotlight once more after a survey revealed almost half the British general public thinks the form is discriminatory against those forced to complete it.
New data released today by Ticketmaster shows 48% of those polled – a “nationally representative” sample of the British population – think the form is discriminatory because it only applies to certain events. Culture minister Matt Hancock and the mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, are among those…
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