With Census Day taking place on Sunday, the Office for National Statistics is preparing to send out 35,000 ‘field staff’ to force people to fill their 2011 census in, at a cost of £250million - half the entire budget of £500million. After the shambles of 2001, when over three million people did not fill in their forms, the ONS is keen to get a more complete set of results at any cost. The ONS explained their role yesterday: '"Their objective will be to obtain a return from each of these households, either by helping them complete the questionnaire (explaining the...
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