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Council Tax Support Scheme Consultation Nov 2015

Council Tax Support Scheme Consultation November 2015

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RespondentID	CollectorID	StartDate	EndDate	Do you agree to the above terms? <br><br>By clicking Yes, you consent that you are willing to answer the questions in this survey.	Are you a York resident?	Are you getting any Council Tax Support?	The council is considering increasing the support that we provide to people who receive CTS, by increasing the maximum amount of help (currently 70%). <br><br>Do you support this?	As part of the consultation process the council will consider the following options. <br><br>What % increase would you like to see?	How do you think the Council should fund this?	Your gender	Do you identify yourself as Trans?	Please indicate your sexual orientation:	What is your relationship status?	Your age	Please indicate your ethnic background:	Please indicate your religion or belief:	Do you consider yourself disabled?	Physical impairment	Sensory impairment	Mental health condition	Learning disability	Long-standing illness or health condition	Are you a carer?<br><br>A carer is defined as someone who 'looks after family, partner or friends in need of help because they are ill, frail or have a disability' and the help they provide is unpaid (except for Carers Allowance). Excluding childcare/family responsibility.	Are you currently pregnant or been pregnant in the last 12 months?	Have you taken maternity leave within the past 12 months?	Ward	BME
4363577708.00	75778723	11/29/2015	11/29/2015	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	10% - requires savings of £380,000 to be made and increases the maximum help by approx. £72 per year.	This needs careful discussion. I can't come up with suggestions right now. Need to study where more cuts could be made as already many difficult choices. But as a principle we must look after the less well off. No doubt about that.	Female	No	Heterosexual/straight	Single	60 to 64	White - British	Prefer no to say	No						Yes	No	No	Clifton
4363505573.00	75778723	11/29/2015	11/29/2015	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	10% - requires savings of £380,000 to be made and increases the maximum help by approx. £72 per year.	not sure	Female	No	Heterosexual/straight	Married	25 to 39	White - British	No Religion	No						No	No	No	Acomb
4363306501.00	75778723	11/29/2015	11/29/2015	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	30% - requires savings of £1,140,000 to be made and increases the maximum help by approx. £218 per year.	Speed cameras, no financial support for developments such as York City's ground. Increase in the top band council tax. Increase in business rates. A HUGE LEVY ON SECOND HOMES AND LANDLORDS ESPECIALLY STUDENT LANDLORDS. I would also end the council tax exemptions for students who can afford to rent way above average rental costs	Male	No	Heterosexual/straight	Married	25 to 39	White - British	Christian	No						No	No	No	Osbaldwick and Derwent
4363301179.00	75778723	11/29/2015	11/29/2015	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	30% - requires savings of £1,140,000 to be made and increases the maximum help by approx. £218 per year.	Increase in council tax	Male	No	Bisexual	Married	65	White - British	Christian	No						No	No	No	Fishergate