MiniMax M3.1 Flash: What Hollinbrook residents think of three-weekly bin collections

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The analysis

This model produced no usable analysis for this task.

The survey it planned

3 screening questions and 6 questions, as the model wrote them.

1. S1

   Which age group are you in?

   One answer
   • Under 18
   • 18 to 24
   • 25 to 34
   • 35 to 44
   • 45 to 54
   • 55 to 64
   • 65 to 74
   • 75 or older

   Continues if 18 to 24; 25 to 34; 35 to 44; 45 to 54; 55 to 64; 65 to 74; 75 or older

2. S2

   Do you currently live in the Hollinbrook District Council area in England?

   One answer
   • Yes
   • No

   Continues if Yes

3. S3

   What is your full postcode? We will use it only to check that you live in the district and identify your ward; it will not be published.

   Open text

   Continues if A postcode that matches the Hollinbrook District Council area

4. Q1

   Currently, general waste in the black bin is collected once every two weeks. The council is considering collecting it once every three weeks across the whole district. Food-waste collections would remain weekly and recycling collections would remain once every two weeks. Overall, how much do you support or oppose this proposed change?

   One answer
   • Strongly oppose
   • Oppose
   • Neither support nor oppose
   • Support
   • Strongly support
   • Not sure
5. Q2

   Which option would you prefer the council to choose? In this question, extra support means a larger black bin or extra collections of nappies and hygiene waste for households that need it.

   One answer
   • Introduce once-every-three-week black-bin collections across the whole district without additional support
   • Introduce once-every-three-week black-bin collections across the whole district with extra support for households that need it
   • Pilot once-every-three-week black-bin collections in some areas first, with the same extra support available, and then decide whether to introduce them district-wide
   • Keep black-bin collections once every two weeks and drop the proposal
   • No preference / not sure
6. Q3

   If the council offered extra support for three-weekly collections, such as a larger black bin or extra collections for nappies and hygiene waste, would that change your view?

   One answer
   • Make me much more supportive
   • Make me somewhat more supportive
   • No change in my view
   • Make me somewhat less supportive
   • Make me much less supportive
   • Not sure
7. Q4

   Which of the following describe your household? Select all that apply.

   Any that apply
   • A child under 5 lives with me
   • A child aged 5 to 11 lives with me
   • A child aged 12 to 17 lives with me
   • Nappies are regularly used in my household
   • Someone in my household regularly produces continence or hygiene waste, such as incontinence pads or soiled clothing
   • None of these
   • Prefer not to say
8. Q5

   If the black bin were collected once every three weeks, how easy or difficult would it be for your household to manage the change?

   One answer
   • Very difficult
   • Difficult
   • Neither difficult nor easy
   • Easy
   • Very easy
   • Not sure
9. Q6

   Which of the following, if any, would your household need to manage general waste collected once every three weeks? Select all that apply.

   Any that apply
   • Find more space to store waste between collections
   • Move or lift a heavier or bulkier bin
   • Manage nappies, continence, or hygiene waste
   • Arrange for another person to help with the bin
   • Share storage or bin space with neighbours
   • Use or share a communal bin
   • None of these
   • Prefer not to say