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Full question: The cabinet finally agreed the government’s position on Brexit talks at yesterday’s Chequers summit. The agreement includes: a. A new UK-EU ‘free trade area,’ with the UK having the same customs regimes, and identical regulations for industrial, agricultural and food goods as the EU. The UK’s much larger services sector would lose their current levels of access to the EU market. b. The government has stated free movement of people will end, to be replaced a ‘mobility framework’ – however is is unclear how this would differ from the controls currently available under EU rules. c. The agreement says that jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice will end, however UK courts would pay ‘due regard’ to European Court of Justice rulings on trade for goods but new joint working between British and European judges will need to be set up. Considering the agreement, do you approve/neither approve nor disapprove/disapprove?

All questions relevant to this website that were asked on the same poll:

• Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union, or leave the European Union? (Asked after the referendum)
• How likely would you be to vote in another EU referendum? (0-10 scale)
• To what extent do you approve or disapprove of Theresa May’s handling of the Brexit negotiations with the EU?
• Do you approve or disapprove of the government’s position on Brexit talks agreed at the Chequers summit.
• Is the Chequers agreement faithful or not faithful to the result of the EU referendum?
• Is the Chequers agreement the right or the wrong deal for Britain?
• Do you agree or disagree that the Chequers agreement is a blueprint for a ‘soft’ Brexit?
• To what extent do you approve or disapprove of Theresa May’s handling of the Brexit summit at Chequers?
• Does the Chequers agreement show that the Prime Minister has or has not found a sensible compromise between supporters and opponents of Brexit?
• Has the Brexit [Chequers] agreement made you more or less likely to support UKIP?
• Do you trust Theresa May or Boris Johnson most to run the Brexit negotiations?
• Would the UK get a better or a worse Brexit deal if Theresa May stepped down as Prime Minister?
• Is the government’s position on Brexit a ‘sell out’ or the best deal we are likely to get?