Concerns were raised by parents from affluent areas that

A Parent Advisory Group was established to give their views on the project\'s methods and findings. This group comprised of parents and carers in one children\'s centre site. The results of the Framework analysis were presented and discussed with these parents to check that Semagacestat themes had not been overstated and were representative of their experiences.
3. Results
Data described in the following sections were obtained from parents, and health and other professionals. First we present findings that relate to the introduction of FI, either universally offered or targeted, based on immunisation status of the child. Secondly, we explore opinion about introducing quasi-mandatory schemes.
3.1. Acceptability of financial incentives (Box 1)
Introducing financial incentive to encourage uptake of vaccinations was met with overwhelmingly negative reactions from parents. There was some consideration that financial incentive might help to incentivise parents who had not previously prioritised immunisation and there was speculation that financial incentive would mainly be attractive to families living in disadvantage. It was noted that more affluent families would not be likely to be influenced by a financial incentive in the same way as less affluent ones.