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Impact of curfews: Reducing Alcohol Use11.8%I reduced the amount which I drank12.4%In 2008 58.9% of respondents under18 agreed with the statement thatbeing on tag meant that they reducedthe amount of alcohol they drankSource: G4S exit questionnaires received 20088.3%Strongly Agree & Agree Not Sure Disagree Strongly Disagree67.6%42% of offenders interviewed byLeeds University reported a reductionin the amount of alcohol they drank.Source: Leeds University Research February 2006
Impact of curfews: Changing Lifestyles9.9%8.9%It helped me get my head together9.0%In 2008 72.2% of respondentsagreed that being on tag meantthat helped them get their headtogetherSource: G4S exit questionnaires received200872.2%Strongly Agree & Agree Not Sure Disagree Strongly Disagree8.561.261.2% of respondents agreedwith the statement that being ontag kept them away from theirfriends who offendSource: G4S exit questionnaires received2007
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