the cost of chasing those up,bringing them to court,and the inevitable low fines wont make a profit.
i dont remember reading about cases going to court last time either.
Yea scrap my theory, only 38 people were prosucuted after the last census. If you dont complete the procedure is:
1. If a questionnaire is not returned, reminders will be sent out to households, and census staff will visit and offer to help householders complete their questionnaire
2. If the householder continues to refuse, information will be forwarded to the census office. A letter will be sent, along with a replacement questionnaire, to enable householders to complete the questionnaire
3. If the householder continues to refuse, census officers will make a final visit. They will offer to help the householder complete the questionnaire
4. If the householder continues to refuse, the case will be referred to solicitors. Prosecutions will take place in magistrates’ courts. Successful prosecutions will result in a fine of up to £1,000 and a criminal record
I quite fancying getting a Census staff member to come round and help me spell my name