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Full question: Which of the following better reflects your view? It is more important for Britain to have control over the laws affecting businesses, workers and consumers than to keep free trade with the EU without tariffs or restrictions/ It is more important to ensure Britain can trade freely with the EU without tariffs or restrictions than it is to control the laws affecting businesses, workers and consumers

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

• From what you have seen or heard about the deal so far, do you support or oppose the draft Brexit deal?
• In hindsight, do you think Britain was right or wrong to vote to leave the EU?
• If there was another referendum on Britain’s membership of the EU, how would you vote?
• How well or badly do you think the government are doing at negotiating/handling Britain’s exit from the EU?
• Do you think the final decision about Britain’s future relationship with the EU should be made by MPs voting in Parliament or the public voting in a new referendum?
• If there was a referendum tomorrow with the option of accepting the government’s Brexit agreement or remaining in the EU, which would you support?
• If there was a referendum tomorrow with the option of leaving the EU without a deal or remaining in the EU, which would you support?
• Do you think it is more important for Britain to have control over EU immigration into Britain than to keep free trade, or that it is more important to ensure Britain can trade freely with the EU without tariffs or restrictions than it is to control EU immigration?
• To what extent do you agree or disagree that ‘Brexit will fundamentally impact the lives of everyone in this country’?
• To what extent do you agree or disagree that ‘It is likely that many of the promises made by politicians in favour of leaving the EU will be broken’?
• To what extent do you agree or disagree that ‘It is likely that Britain will get a good deal with the EU’?
• To what extent do you agree or disagree that ‘If we get a bad deal, it will mainly be the UK Government’s fault’?
• To what extent do you agree or disagree that ‘The process of leaving the EU so far has been a mess’?
• Thinking about what you know now, if Brexit goes ahead, and the UK leaves the EU, do you think Britain’s economy will be stronger, weaker or about the same?
• Thinking about what you know now, if Brexit goes ahead, and the UK leaves the EU, do you think the standard of living of you and your family will improve, get worse or stay about the same?
• Thinking about what you know now, if Brexit goes ahead, and the UK leaves the EU, do you think the NHS will improve, get worse or stay about the same?
• Thinking about what you know now, if Brexit goes ahead, and the UK leaves the EU, do you think the taxes paid by people like you will go up, go down or stay about the same?
• Thinking about what you know now, if Brexit goes ahead, and the UK leaves the EU, do you think today’s children will end up better off or worse off than their parents’ generation, or end up about the same?
• Do you think it is more important for Britain to have control over laws affecting businesses, workers and consumers or more important to ensure Britain can trade freely with the EU without tariffs or restrictions?
• From what you have heard about the Government’s proposed Brexit deal, do you want your MP to vote for or against the deal?
• If the Brexit deal took the UK out of the EU but prevented the UK from negotiating its own trade deals with other countries, do you think that would be better or worse than staying in the EU on our current terms?
• Do you feel a referendum in which the choices were to stay in the EU or to leave on the Brexit terms negotiated by the government would represent a different referendum to the one in 2016 or a rerun?
• Do you feel that a referendum in which the choices were to stay in the EU or leave without any agreement would represent a different referendum to the one in 2016 or a rerun?
• If there were a public vote, and the choices were to stay in the EU on better and reformed terms than we have now or leave the EU on the terms negotiated by the Government, how would you vote?
• Do you feel that a referendum in which the choices were to stay in the EU on better and reformed terms or leave the EU on the terms negotiated by the government would represent a different referendum to the one in 2016 or a rerun?
• If parliament votes to accept the Brexit deal without a public vote, do you think it will begin to resolve or deepen divisions in society?
• If parliament decided to hold a public vote on whether to stay in the EU or leave the EU, do you think it will begin to resolve or deepen divisions in society?
• If there were a public vote, and the choices were to stay in the EU or leave on the Brexit terms negotiated by the government, how likely would you be to vote? (0-10 scale)
• If there were a public vote, and the choices were to stay in the EU or leave without any agreement on Britain’s trading and security relationship with the EU, how likely would you be to vote? (0-10 scale)
• If there were a public vote, and the choices were to stay in the EU on better and reformed terms than we have now or leave the EU on the terms negotiated by the Government, how likely would you be to vote? (0-10 scale)