The document summarizes survey results from the UK general population regarding trust in institutions, acceptability of government deception, and the impacts of government secrecy. Key findings include: - The British military is more trusted (60%) than the UK government (46%) - National security and secret missions are seen as the most acceptable contexts for government dishonesty (52% and 54%) - Deception decreases trust in the government and makes people wonder what else they are hiding (74% and 66%) - Coming clean after deception makes the deception more acceptable to 55% and would cause 38% to trust the government more - 73% of respondents prefer increased military funding over deception tactics