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Full question: Some people have suggested that if Parliament seeks to block a “no deal” Brexit, then the government should “prorogue” Parliament. This would mean Parliament would not sit until after Britain had left the European Union, and MPs would not be able to Vote on whether to leave without a deal. Do you think it would be acceptable or unacceptable for the government to prorogue Parliament to prevent the Commons voting against no deal?

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

• Do you think Boris Johnson would do a good or a bad job at handling Brexit?
• Do you think Dominic Raab would do a good or a bad job at handling Brexit?
• Do you think that Sajid Javid would do a good or a bad job at handling Brexit?
• Do you think Jeremy Hunt would do a good or a bad job at handling Brexit?
• Do you think that Michael Gove would do a good or a bad job at handling Brexit?
• Do you think that Rory Stewart would do a good or a bad job at handling Brexit?
• Do you think that Matt Hancock would do a good or a bad job at handling Brexit?
• Thinking about how the new Prime Minister should deal with the issue of Brexit, which of the following would you most like to see?
• Do you think it would or would not be possible for the next Conservative leader to negotiate a different Brexit deal that Parliament would approve?
• Which of the following do you think should happen if a Brexit deal has not been approved by October 31st?
• Do you think the next Conservative leader would be able to leave the EU without a deal, or would Parliament probably block them?
• Do you think it would be acceptable or unacceptable for the government to prorogue Parliament to prevent the Commons voting against no deal?
• Do you think Britain probably will or probably will not leave the European Union on October 31st or before?
• Do you think Britain will have left the European Union or will probably still be a member of the European Union in five years time?