Touts: have your say
Influence the UK Government by filling in NME’s survey
NME is set to bring the Kick Out The Touts campaign to the government next week (June 19) - and we need your help.
After 70% of NME readers and NME.COM users voted that they wanted touting made illegal, the Department For Media, Culture And Sport have asked for your opinions ahead of their next big meeting on touts.
The Touts Summit, that takes place in July, will look to bring in measures to deal with the selling on of concert tickets, and you can help shape what they decide.
Take part in the Kick Out The Touts survey now by clicking here, and we’ll take your views straight to the government very soon.
After 70% of NME readers and NME.COM users voted that they wanted touting made illegal, the Department For Media, Culture And Sport have asked for your opinions ahead of their next big meeting on touts.
The Touts Summit, that takes place in July, will look to bring in measures to deal with the selling on of concert tickets, and you can help shape what they decide.
Take part in the Kick Out The Touts survey now by clicking here, and we’ll take your views straight to the government very soon.
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