Imagine the Scottish Government does raise an extra £200 million by increasing income tax in Scotland, to what extent do you think public spending on agriculture, forestry and fisheries in Scotland would be in need of this extra money?

Fieldwork dates: 1 December 2017 - 5 December 2017
Data from: Scotland
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: Imagine the Scottish Government does raise an extra £200 million by increasing income tax in Scotland, to what extent do you think public spending on agriculture, forestry and fisheries in Scotland would be in need of this extra money?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	5 December 2017 Poll by Survation
Greatly in need	13%
Somewhat in need	41%
Not much in need	29%
Not in need at all	10%
Don't know	7%
Refused	0%

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Greatly in need
Somewhat in need
Not much in need
Not in need at all
Don't know
Refused

Choose second group:

Greatly in need
Somewhat in need
Not much in need
Not in need at all
Don't know
Refused

Choose third group:

Greatly in need
Somewhat in need
Not much in need
Not in need at all
Don't know
Refused

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Imagine the Scottish Government does raise an extra £200 million by increasing income tax in Scotland. To what extent do you think each of the following areas of public spending in Scotland would be in need of this extra money? Agriculture, forestry and fisheries

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Imagine the Scottish Government does raise an extra £200 million by increasing income tax in Scotland, to what extent do you think public spending on agriculture, forestry and fisheries in Scotland would be in need of this extra money?

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