On Behalf of The Scottish Government Offensive Behaviour at Football.

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On Behalf of The Scottish Government Offensive Behaviour at Football

2 Overall Interest in Football XSF_Q1B. In general, how interested, if at all, would you say you are in football? (This could be either playing or watching) Don't know Not at all interested Not very interested Fairly interested Very interested Base: All Scottish Adults (1044)

3 Sectarian Singing XSF_Q2C. The following set of questions are about Scottish football, this includes any football matches in Scotland, or any matches outside of Scotland that involve Scottish teams. We would like to take this opportunity to remind you that your answers are always treated confidentially and are never analysed individually. To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statement? "Sectarian singing and chanting at football matches is an important part of football culture" "Generally speaking, sectarian singing and chanting at football matches is offensive" Base: All Scottish Adults (1044)

4 Sectarian Singing XSF_Q2C_1. "Generally speaking, sectarian singing and chanting at football matches is offensive" Don't know Strongly disagree Tend to disagree Tend to agree Strongly agree Base: All Scottish Adults (1044)

5 Sectarian Singing XSF_Q2C_2. "Sectarian singing and chanting at football matches is an important part of football culture" Don't know Strongly disagree Tend to disagree Tend to agree Strongly agree Base: All Scottish Adults (1044)

6 Offensive Behaviour XSF_Q3C. For the following question, by "offensive behaviour", we mean any comments, singing or chanting that could be perceived as racist, homophobic or discriminatory. Still thinking about Scottish football... To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with the following statement? "Generally speaking, offensive behaviour at and around football matches is harmless banter and should not be taken seriously" "Generally speaking, offensive behaviour at and around football matches is harmful_" Base: All Scottish Adults (1044)

7 Offensive Behaviour XSF_Q3C_1. "Generally speaking, offensive behaviour at and around football matches is harmful_" Don't know Strongly disagree Tend to disagree Tend to agree Strongly agree Base: All Scottish Adults (1044)

8 Offensive Behaviour XSF_Q3C_2. "Generally speaking, offensive behaviour at and around football matches is harmless banter and should not be taken seriously" Don't know Strongly disagree Tend to disagree Tend to agree Strongly agree Base: All Scottish Adults (1044)

9 Support for Legislation XSF_Q4B. As a reminder, by "offensive behaviour", we mean any comments, singing or chanting that could be perceived as racist, homophobic or discriminatory. Still thinking about Scottish football... To what extent do you support or oppose laws to tackle offensive behaviour at and around football matches? Don't know Strongly oppose Tend to oppose Tend to support Strongly support Base: All Scottish Adults (1044)

10 Support for Legislation XSF_Q5B. "The Offensive Behaviour at Football and Threatening Communications Act" aims to tackle sectarian or offensive chanting and threatening behaviour related to football which is likely to cause public disorder. To what extent do you support or oppose this law? Don't know Strongly oppose Tend to oppose Tend to support Strongly support Base: All Scottish Adults (1044)

11 Offensive Behaviour at Football - The Effects XSF_6B. You previously mentioned you agree that offensive behaviour at and around football matches is generally harmful. Still thinking about Scottish football... In which, if any, of the following ways do you think offensive behaviour at and around football matches is harmful? (Please select all that apply) Don't know Other It puts people off attending football matches It is upsetting and/ or discriminatory towards individuals and groups targeted It tarnishes the reputation of individual clubs It encourages antisocial behaviour outside of football It tarnishes the reputation of Scotland when this happens at Scottish events (i.e. matches in Scotland or involving Scottish teams) It is a bad influence on young people Base: All Scottish Adults who think offensive behaviour at and around football matches is harmful (879)

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