Councils Given Power to Deal with Chuggers

The video discusses the issue of face-to-face fundraisers, known as 'Chuggers', and the public's growing concern over their aggressive tactics on high streets. A Sky News investigation revealed instances of harassment and rule-breaking by fundraisers. Lord Hodgson has called for stricter self-regulation within the charity sector, proposing a traffic light system to guide donors and improve transparency. The aim is to allow the public to donate without feeling pressured.

What is the main concern of shopkeepers regarding Chuggers on high streets?

• They cause people to avoid their shops.

• They provide free advertising.

• They increase foot traffic to their shops.

• They help in promoting local businesses.

What did the Sky News investigation reveal about the behavior of some fundraisers?

• They were not collecting any donations.

• They were using aggressive tactics.

• They were following all rules strictly.

• They were only fundraising online.

How did Amnesty respond to the allegations of aggressive fundraising tactics?

• They decided to increase the number of fundraisers.

• They stated their fundraisers have dedicated managers to ensure compliance.

• They promised to stop all fundraising activities.

• They denied any wrongdoing.

What system does Lord Hodgson propose to help guide donors?

• A letter grading system.

• A traffic light system.

• A numerical scoring system.

• A star rating system.

What is one of the key goals of Lord Hodgson's recommendations?

• To reduce the number of charities.

• To allow the public to donate without pressure.

• To increase the number of fundraisers.

• To eliminate all face-to-face fundraising.