Some
72 per cent of visitors to www.community-care.co.uk
support the shock tactics used in the NSPCC’s TV advertisement campaign if it
leads to an increase in calls to the charity’s helpline, with only 28 per cent
disagreeing.
This week’s question asks: Should there be
time limits on police investigations into historical child abuse? (see news
story on page 10 and feature on page 28)
To vote in this week’s survey visit www.community-care.co.uk
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