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Full question: There have been reports that there could be red and green lanes for products and goods that go between Northern Ireland and Great Britain, the other countries in the UK. Green lanes are ‘express lanes’, in which goods will go through fewer checks and less paperwork than those goods heading for the Republic of Ireland. To what extent do you support or oppose this proposal?

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

• Should the United Kingdom join the European Union or stay out of the European Union?
• In hindsight, do you think Britain was right or wrong to vote to leave the EU?
• When do you think, if at all, there should next be a referendum on whether or not the UK should re-join or stay out of the European Union?
• If there was a referendum now on whether the UK should or should not join the EU, how likely would you be to vote? (0-10 scale)
• Do you think that Brexit has improved or worsened Britain’s interests generally?
• Do you think that Brexit has improved or worsened the UK’s global influence?
• Do you think that Brexit has improved or worsened the UK’s ability to control its borders and immigration?
• Do you think that Brexit has improved or worsened the unity of the UK?
• Do you think that Brexit has improved or worsened the level of bureaucracy faced by UK businesses and citizens?
• Do you think that Brexit has improved or worsened your own personal finances?
• Do you think that Brexit has improved or worsened the UK’s economy?
• Do you think that Brexit has improved or worsened your ability to work, travel and study?
• Do you think that Brexit has improved or worsened the availability of goods and services to UK consumers?
• Do you think that Brexit has improved or worsened the UK’s relationship with its European neighbours?
• Do you believe the Leave campaign was right or wrong in how it described Brexit’s likely impact on Britain overall?
• Do you believe the Leave campaign was right or wrong in how it described Brexit’s likely impact on the economy?
• Do you believe the Leave campaign was right or wrong in how it described Brexit’s likely impact on disruptions to everyday life?
• Do you believe the Leave campaign was right or wrong in how it described Brexit’s likely impact on the UK’s position in the world?
• Do you believe the Leave campaign was right or wrong in how it described Brexit’s likely impact on the impact on Northern Ireland?
• Do you believe the Leave campaign was right or wrong in how it described Brexit’s likely impact on the unity of the United Kingdom?
• Do you believe the Remain campaign was right or wrong in how it described Brexit’s likely impact on Britain overall?
• Do you believe the Remain campaign was right or wrong in how it described Brexit’s likely impact on the economy?
• Do you believe the Remain campaign was right or wrong in how it described Brexit’s likely impact on disruptions to daily life?
• Do you believe that the Remain campaign was right or wrong in how it described Brexit’s like impact on the UK’s position in the world?
• Do you believe the Remain campaign was right or wrong in how it described Brexit’s likely impact on Northern Ireland?
• Do you believe the Remain campaign was right or wrong in how it described Brexit’s likely impact on the unity of the UK?
• Do you think, on the whole, The Leave Campaign told the truth more, or lied more, during the referendum campaign on what Brexit would be like?
• Do you think, on the whole, The Remain Campaign told the truth more, or lied more, during the referendum campaign on what Brexit would be like?
• Do you think, on the whole, Boris Johnson told the truth more, or lied more, during the referendum campaign on what Brexit would be like?
• Do you think, on the whole, Nigel Farage told the truth more, or lied more, during the referendum campaign on what Brexit would be like?
• Do you think, on the whole, David Cameron told the truth more, or lied more, during the referendum campaign on what Brexit would be like?
• Do you think there can or cannot be a deal on the Northern Ireland Protocol that satisfies all concerned?
• Do you support or oppose the proposal for red and green lanes for products and goods that go between Northern Ireland and Great Britain?
• Do you think there should or should not be checks on goods moved between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK?
• To what extent do you think it fair, or unfair, that Northern Ireland will have to follow EU trade rules whilst the rest of the UK can create their own trade rules?