1. Registration issues 2. Expensive to collect 3. Easy to avoid 4. Difficult to understand 5. Issue of who is the head of the household

1. Easier understood 2. Cheap to collect 3. Difficult to evade 4. Essentially more efficient

1. Administratively easier to collect if no transitional period 2. Administratively cheaper to collect if no transitional period 3. Two systems operating at the same time - creates confusion

1. Older people - more vulnerable 2. People move around - don't use local services

Charge more people but pay less poll tax - as they say there could have been less people

Had to ask about relationships - issue of head of the household again

1. Speed at which the tax was introduced 2. Everyone overreacting - had to abandon it 3. Conservatives conceded too quickly

1. Tie it to the electoral register - 'No vote, no pay. No pay, no vote'

May have lasted a bit longer within the party BUT by nature the policy was always very unpopular

1. Historically Poll Tax haven't worked 2. To edit and change it - not really a Poll Tax anymore 3. By nature a very unpopular policy - therefore it was doomed to fail