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Full question: Next are some pairs of statements. For each, please indicate whether the FIRST statement or the SECOND statement comes closer to your views, even if neither is exactly right. Britain has financial commitments to the EU that it should honour after Brexit, so it is reasonable for Britain to pay £50 billion to the EU as part of the Brexit deal. OR Britain is leaving the EU so its financial commitments should end. It is unacceptable for the EU to demand another £50 billion and we should refuse to pay

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

• Do you think that once the government has negotiated Britain’s relationship with the EU after we leave, Britain should hold a referendum on whether to accept it?
• Generally do you feel more hopeful or more worried about how Britain will be after we leave the EU?
• Do you feel that after Brexit, Britain should continue to accept the judgments of European courts on disputes it has with EU organizations, or that after Brexit, Britain should not be bound by the judgments of European courts?
• Do you feel that after Brexit, it would be unacceptable for there to be border and customs checks between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, or that it would be acceptable to introduce border and customs checks between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland after Brexit?
• Do you feel that Britain has financial commitments to the EU that it should honour after Brexit, so it is reasonable for Britain to pay £50 billion to the EU as part of the Brexit deal, or that Britain is leaving the EU so its financial commitments should end. It is unacceptable for the EU to demand another £50 billion and we should refuse to pay?
• Do you feel that Britain has financial commitments to the EU that it should honour after Brexit, so it is reasonable for Britain to pay £30 billion to the EU as part of the Brexit deal, or that Britain is leaving the EU so its financial commitments should end. It is unacceptable for the EU to demand another £30 billion and we should refuse to pay?
• From whatever you have seen, heard or read about Britain’s negotiations with the EU over Brexit, do you think the two sides are being fair and reasonable in their demands?