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Full question: During David Cameron’s renegotiation of Britain’s membership of the European Union, his government ministers were prevented from speaking openly about their views of the EU. Do you think it is right or wrong that government ministers were unable to speak out about their views on the EU until after the renegotiation was complete?

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?
• How passionate would you say you are about the issue of Britain’s membership of the EU?
• Do you think David Cameron has succeeded or failed in improving Britain’s membership of the European Union?
• Do you think it would be better for the British economy if Britain remains a member of the EU or leaves the EU?
• Do you think it would be better for Britain’s national security if Britain remains a member of the EU or leaves the EU?
• Do you think the strength of British democracy would be better if the UK left the EU or if the UK remained in the EU?
• Do you think the current level of net migration between the UK and EU of 180,000 per year is too high, too low or about right?
• Based on David Cameron’s deal to renegotiate Britain’s membership of the EU, do you think net migration to the UK from EU countries will increase, decrease
• What issues should MPs base their decision on as to whether to campaign in the referendum for Britain to remain or leave the EU?
• Do you think it is right or wrong that government ministers were unable to speak out about their views on the EU until after David Cameron’s renegotiation was complete?