1. Crime Survey Analysis East Dunbartonshire Liberal Democrats January 2007

2. Respondent Age

3. Respondent Gender

4. Q1: Do you feel more or less at risk of crime than one year ago?

5. Q2: Do you feel safe when you go out and about in our local area in daytime?

6. Q3: Do you feel safe when you go out and about in our local area after dark?

7. Q4: Do you feel safe in your own home?

8. Q5a: Do you feel safe when using Public Transport: Train

9. Q5b: Do you feel safe when using Public Transport: Subway

10. Q5c: Do you feel safe when using Public Transport: Buses

11. Q6: LibDems in the Scottish Parliament plan to double the sentence for possession of a knife, from 2 to 4 years. Do you support this policy?

12. Q7:Have you suffered a crime in our local area in the last 6 months and if so, what type of crime was this and where it occurred (choose all that apply)

13. Q8: The last time you were a victim of crime did you report it to the police?

14. Q9: If you did report the crime were you satisfied with the police response?

15. Q10: If you didn’t report the crime, why didn’t you?

16. Q11: Do you think East Dunbartonshire is a good place to live?

17. Q12: Is your view affected by the level of crime in our area?

18. Q13: Which types of crimes cause you the most fear or anxiety?

19. Q13: East Dunbartonshire Council has recently set up a 24 hour freephone helpline (08000 13 12 09) to contact the Council’s Anti Social Behaviour team. Do you think you will make use of the helpline to report anti social behaviour to the Council?

20. Q14: The Labour Government is introducing a National ID card, costing billions. LibDems want to spend the money on Police Officers for Scotland’s streets, What do you think is the best way to fight crime?

21. Voter ID Question